Water oxidization system
AssigneeGeneral Atomics
InventorsDavid A. Hazlebeck, John L. Perlman
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AssigneeGeneral Atomics
InventorsDavid A. Hazlebeck, John L. Perlman
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A system and method for oxidizing a feed material includes a reactor vessel that forms an enclosed chamber. The vessel includes a port for introducing the feed material into the chamber where it can be oxidized to create salts and particulates, together with a fluid effluent. After their creation, the salts and particulates flow into a brine pool maintained within the chamber. Thereafter, brine, including salts and particulates, can be removed from the chamber through a vessel outlet. Further, the vessel includes a fluid effluent discharge pipe extending from outside the vessel, through the brine pool, into the chamber. As a result of this structure, the fluid effluent can be separated from the salts and particulates and discharged from the chamber through the pipe, passing through the brine pool.
A system for oxidizing a feed material which includes at least one reactant and water, under conditions wherein the temperature is within a range from above approximately 374° C. to approximately 800° C. and the pressure is above approximately 25 bar, said system comprising:
A system for oxidizing a feed material which includes at least one reactant and water, under conditions wherein the temperature is within a range from above approximately 374° C. to approximately 800° C. and the pressure is above approximately 25 bar, said system comprising:
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