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AssigneeEnviroKlean, Inc.
InventorJohn Hayden Williams
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A process for separating solids and oil from water without requiring waste haul-off comprising six phases. In the first phase, a stream of raw saltwater is treated with desired chemistry and a beneficial reuse chemical effluent. In the second phase and third phase, the water undergoes oil separation, and the water is stored to facilitate phase changes. In the fourth phase, the saltwater is treated with desired chemistries and a beneficial reuse chemical effluent. In the fifth phase, the water is stored and agitated. In the sixth phase, the water passes through a mechanical filter—or similar unit—the stream then directed to a chemical reactor. Desired chemistries and solids removed from the filter are added to the reactor. The reactor outputs a beneficial reuse chemical effluent which can be recycled to Phase 1 and Phase 4—and prefilter Phase 6—of the system.
A process for separating solids and oil from water comprising the steps of:
A process for separating solids and oil from water comprising the steps of:
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