Device for transforming chemical structures in a fluid comprising a solvent and salts by ultrasonic action
AssigneesL'Electrolyse, Dominique Sentagnes
InventorsDominique Sentagnes, Cyril Aymonier, Bernard Berdeu, François Cansell
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a system for the conversion of chemical structures where the system contains a reservoir reactor having a first lower zone where high solubility of at least one salt in a solvent is maintained under first conditions of pressure and temperature, a second upper zone for precipitating at least one salt under second conditions of pressure and temperature, means for maintaining the first and second conditions of temperature and pressure, means for generating ultrasound, and means for forming a solvent in the lower part of the reservoir reactor.
Claims16
A system for producing the conversion of at least one chemical structure present in a fluid under pressure and at temperature, wherein said fluid comprises a solvent and at least one salt, said system comprises a vertical reactor comprising a first lower zone in which the fluid is maintained under first conditions of temperature and pressure ensuring high solubility of the salt or salts, and a second upper zone in which said fluid is maintained under second conditions of temperature and pressure leading to a precipitation of the salt or salts;
- wherein
- said vertical reactor further comprises means for controlling a first temperature condition of said first lower zone, means for controlling a first pressure condition of said first lower zone, means for controlling a second temperature condition of said second upper zone, means for controlling a second pressure condition of said second upper zone, means for generating ultrasound, and means for forming said fluid in the lower part of said vertical reactor;
- and wherein
- the first pressure condition being equal to or different than the second pressure condition, and
- the first temperature condition being different than the second temperature condition.
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