May 7, 2009

Disruptive technology for industrial separations

Citation

Lean, M. Disruptive technology for industrial separations. Clean Technology Conference and Expo (Cleantech 2009); 2009 May 3-7; Houston, TX.

Abstract

This talk describes the combination of clarification with generic hydrodynamic separation to realize an innovative platform technology relevant to many industrial separation applications. Treatment methods and systems may be customized to the specific application and optimized to meet unique specifications. Several example applications will be described.

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Disruptive technology for industrial separations

Abstract

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