Hydrogen sulfide adsorption distiller using pure copper
AssigneeBrew & Distill System Ltd.
InventorJu-Su Kim
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Abstract
A hydrogen sulfide adsorption distiller using pure copper of the present invention has advantages in that, while alcohol vaporized in a heating vessel 100 sequentially passes through a retention tube 120, which is formed of pure copper having a catalytic reaction, a vertical tube 130, a spiral coil 132, a cooling vessel 140, and a liquid collecting tray 150 until distilled liquor C of condensed liquefied alcohol is completed, vaporization process is facilitated, and at the same time, hydrogen sulfide of the vaporized alcohol and the condensed liquefied alcohol is adsorbed, and thus, hydrogen sulfide, which (adversely) affects the organoleptic flavour properties of distilled liquor C, is removed as much as possible, thus improving liquor quality.
Claims7
A copper condensing unit for a distilling machine comprising:
- a vertical tube (130) which is formed of copper so as to adsorb hydrogen sulfide contained in vaporized alcohol by heating fermented liquid (A) by a heat source;
- a cooling vessel (140) which is formed of copper and spaced apart from an outside of the vertical tube (130) so as to adsorb hydrogen sulfide contained in a condensed liquefied alcohol while condensing the vaporized alcohol that turns downward after passing through the vertical tube (130) by a cooling temperature of stored cooling water (B);
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- a liquid collecting tray (150) which is placed under the cooling vessel (140), adsorbs hydrogen sulfide contained in the condensed liquefied alcohol while receiving and draining the condensed liquefied alcohol to a storage vessel (160).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.