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A new process developed for the treatment of waste discharges consisting of fat/water emulsions and copper from a wire milling operation. The two stage process consists of the addition of polyelectrolyte emulsion breakers to demulsify the liquid and CaS addition to remove the dissolved copper and residual fat. This paper describes the use of the CaS process in the treatment of aqueous wastes from a wire milling operation.
A new process developed for the treatment of waste discharges consisting of fat/water emulsions and copper from a wire milling operation. The two stage process consists of the addition of polyelectrolyte emulsion breakers to demulsify the liquid and CaS addition to remove the dissolved copper and residual fat. This paper describes the use of the CaS process in the treatment of aqueous wastes from a wire milling operation.
| Author(s) | Kim, B.M.General Electric Co., Amodeo, P.A.Permutit Co., Reilly Whitman Inc., G. Whitfield Richards Co., Anderson Oil & Chemical Co. Inc. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal International16(11): 86-90 1983, Paper presented at WAI Nonferrous/Electrical Divisional Meeting, Fort Worth, TX USA |
| Year | 1983 |
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