Method and device for purifying a liquid
AssigneeHigh Voltage Water B.V.
InventorsSybrand Jacob Metz, Gerrit Oudakker, Johannes Cornelis Maria Marijnissen
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Abstract
The present invention comprises a method and device for purifying a liquid (4) comprising liquid particules and residual particles, comprising the steps of;—heating the liquid particules and residual particules for purifying; (6)—carrying the liquid in of liquid droplets into a purification space,—applying a similar electric charge to the liquid droplets and to a condensation surface; (20)—evaporating liquid particles in the purification space;—condensing the evaporated liquid particles to form condensation on the condensation surface; (20)—discharging the condensation (22) and the unevaporated residual particles separately (24).
Claims39
Method for purifying a liquid comprising liquid particles and residual particles, comprising the steps of:
- heating the liquid with liquid particles and residual particles for purifying;
- carrying the liquid in the form of liquid droplets into a purification space;
- applying a similar electric charge to the liquid droplets and to a condensation surface;
- evaporating liquid particles in the purification space;
- condensing the evaporated liquid particles to form condensation on the condensation surface;
- discharging the condensation and the unevaporated residual particles separately.
Device for purifying a liquid comprising liquid particles and residual particles, comprising:
- a feed system for a liquid with liquid particles and residual particles;
- a heating system for heating the liquid;
- a sprayer for distributing the liquid particles in a purification space;
- a condensation surface on which evaporated liquid condenses;
- at least one electric source for applying an electric charge to the liquid droplets and to the condensation surface;
- a first discharge system for the condensed liquid particles;
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- a second discharge system for the residual particles from the liquid.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.