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Robert Kritzer
Robert B Kritzer, 29Dallas, TX
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Houston, TX
Playa del Rey, CA
South Portland, ME
S Portland, ME
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Us Patents
Method For Treatment Of Waste Water Sludge
US Patent:
5282980, Feb 1, 1994
Filed:
Nov 24, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/981055
Inventors:
S. Alan Kew - Falmouth Foreside ME
Robert M. Kritzer - Scarborough ME
Bruce E. Soule - Yarmouth ME
Robert M. Kritzer - Scarborough ME
Bruce E. Soule - Yarmouth ME
Assignee:
Kinetic Dispersion Corporation - Scarborough ME
International Classification:
B01D 2120
US Classification:
210787
Abstract:
A method for treating liquid waste water sludge after its generation and separation from the waste liquid involves forcibly impacting sludge particles and microbial cells against a contact surface to thereby fragment the particles into smaller-sized particles and break apart the organic cells. As a result of such a fragmentation process, water located in the pores of the sludge particles is released, thereby enhancing a subsequent dewatering process performed on the sludge. The destruction of the cells permits a subsequent solids digestion process to work more efficiently, while also permitting a more complete conversion to dissolved sugars, proteins and carbon dioxide.
Apparatus For Treatment Of Waste Water Sludge
US Patent:
5240599, Aug 31, 1993
Filed:
Feb 18, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/837076
Inventors:
S. Alan Kew - Falmouth Foreside ME
Robert M. Kritzer - Scarborough ME
Bruce E. Soule - Yarmouth ME
Robert M. Kritzer - Scarborough ME
Bruce E. Soule - Yarmouth ME
Assignee:
Kinetic Dispersion Corporation - Scarborough ME
International Classification:
B01F 512
US Classification:
210173
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for fragmenting waste water sludge particles to destroy sludge particles and to enhance a dewatering process performed on the sludge. Sludge is passed through a slotted rotor that centrifugally propels the sludge through slots in a surrounding annular stator. Sludge particles forcibly impact against the side surfaces of the stator slots to fragment into smaller sized particles. During the fragmentation process water located in the pores of the sludge particles is released. The free water can later be separated from the sludge in a dewatering apparatus. When passing through the rotor and stator slots, organic cells are broken apart and a portion of each is converted to dissolved sugars and proteins.
Isbn (Books And Publications)
Vasubandhu And The Yogacarabhumi: Yogacara Elements In The Abhidharmakosabhasya
Author:
Robert Kritzer
ISBN #:
4906267513
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