Liquid treater having electrode stripper
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Sep 29, 1981
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Jan 16, 1980
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In an electrolytic treater the molecular particles contained in waste liquid are encouraged to move into physical contact with the rotating primary electrode for electronation because the electrode is continuously and mechanically stripped free of any film of adhering liquid or other particles before its surface next passes through the electric field between the electrodes. Electrical action on the liquid is maximized by reducing the incoming volume of liquid to a thin layer as it moves through a restricted gap between the two electrodes.
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