BE859836A - PROCESS FOR COMPOSITION OF A SEPARATOR FOR COMBUSTIBLE OILS AND WATER - Google Patents

Description

       

  METHOD OF COMPOSITION OF A "'

SEPARATOR PRODUCT FOR

  
COMBUSTIBLE OILS and WATER.

  
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disturbing substances of higher density than these such as fresh water, polluted water, sea water, etc.

  
The aim of the present invention is to compose a stable creamy liquid, of less fluidity than those which it is called upon to separate, of intermediate density, which can form a screed above the heaviest liquid and below the lightest liquid, marrying like them, closely ,. interior shapes

  
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Due to a molecular tension higher than

  
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isolating them and allowing some agitation = tions without risk of mixing; once the deposition or settling has been carried out by natural or mechanical means.

  
It has been found that the adequate separator product can be made quite simply from a

  
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that, cellulose products or their derivatives, and by incorporating therein synthetic thinner, whitespirit, fir resin, uncooked linseed oil, in varying proportions depending on whether plasticity or fluidity of the product is desired. 'a good creaminess

  
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The proportions influence the stability, the unctu-
- "osity and siccativity of the product. ---------------- In all cases it supports temple deviations -

  
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Below is the principle formula that can be produced from

  
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according to the desired fluidity and siccativity: ----
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 The mixing proportions are given in% units

  
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RESISTANCE TO ACIDS: excellent. See table below- RESISTANCE TO BASES: excellent. (Acres.)

  
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ticks, chlorinated hydrocarbons, etc ... (benzene - toluene,

  
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C ride or trichlorethylene}. INSOLUBILITY: Alcohol, gasoline, alipla hydrocarbons -

  
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WATER ABSORPTION RATE; very weak. ---------------

  
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DIELECTRIC CONSTANT: 2.45 to 2.65 at 60 Hz. -------- TANGENT ANGLE OF LOSS: 0.0001 to 0.0003 at 60 Hz. --TRANSPARENCE: Crystalline and high refractive index

  
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POSSIBILITY OF COLORING: limited. -----------------

  
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very thin - with a specific weight of approx. 0.9 - diluted ground in white-SDirit 1. and uncooked linseed oil, including other fillers. -------------- RESISTANCE TABLE TO CHEMICALS: -------

  
Indices: R: Resistant.

C: Resistant in special cases.

  
B: Emuloi not prolonged, relatively time I: unsuitable. ( In short.

  

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In all situations or the small difference

  
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These descend to the bottom of the container.

  
The slightest swirl of one of the liquids can

  
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The dissolving liquid separator,

  
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will be reduced to the extreme. These particles get deposited.

  
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will be able to rise more. This part of the small reservoir should be emptied, cleaned and replenished periodically.

  
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This is formulated as follows:

  

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The granules and the solvent constituting the resin

  
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