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Organic compound adsorbing material and process for making the same

A technology of organic compounds and adsorption materials, applied in the field of adsorption materials

Inactive Publication Date: 2013-08-21
DYNAMIC ADSORBENTS INC
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Problems solved by technology

Delayed response to spills often releases lighter fractions of the oil (e.g., volatile organic compounds) into the atmosphere, leading to hydrocarbon air pollution
Oil can also undergo aging and emulsification, which can cause the oil to sink, making it more difficult to clean up the spill, increasing the environmental impact, and increasing the financial cost of cleaning up the oil

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Embodiment 1

[0085] OCAM

[0086] The Georgian cotton fiber is needle-punched felting, thus the preparation has a width of 0.91 m, a length of 4.54 m and a length of 4.12 m 2 Surface area of ​​cotton fiber matrix. Then the tablets are sprayed with saturated alumina on both sides of the tablets. The sheet was then dried and used in the field test described below.

Embodiment 2

[0088] Materials and methods for field test

[0089] Regarding field deployment, two locations can be selected for field trials. The ship used for the operation is LUMCON’s RJV Whiskey Pass, a 9m single-hull open structure ship powered by two high-power outboard motors.

[0090] The first location (location 1) is Timbalier Island (29°05'N, -90°32'W) south of Cocodrie, Louisiana. Deploy at the northwestern tip of the island, as an intermediate-scale vortex is suspected in this area. This is due to the known major coastal currents from the east and the southwardly curved crescent of the island. Immersion oil or surface oil may be present here.

[0091] At this location, we use two immersion sampling devices in sequence. Each device consists of a 0.9×4.5m piece of sheet-shaped adsorbent material, fixed to two sections of steel bars (one at each end). Wrap the material around the rebar and fix it with cable ties. The material is towed from a rod connected to the bow and extending t...

Embodiment 3

[0100] Field observation results

[0101] For location 1, a front part with some accumulated drifts was observed, indicating a vortex type morphology. The boat drifted generally in a circular shape during sampling, which also indicated that there were small intermediate-scale vortices in this area.

[0102] When the first piece of material was retracted, it was visibly discolored with a slight black tint. We retracted the device and wringed as much as possible (first try) into the pre-labeled 950ml EPA standard prepared amber bottle. We did not get a lot of substances from this operation, about 1-2 bottles of liquid plus dissolved and suspended substances.

[0103] When the second immersion sampling device was withdrawn, almost all the sampled materials were dark-dark gray to black. It is also obvious from the bottom of the material that we have used it to reach the bottom sediment. With the second immersion device using a more effective hand-twisting method, we increased the amo...

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Abstract

Provided herein is a material for monitoring and / or treating the presence of contaminant organic compounds in water. The material is a matrix of fibers impregnated with one or more metal oxides.

Description

[0001] Cross -related application [0002] The present invention requires the temporary application of 61 / 336,765 submitted on July 22, 2010, and the full text of the application is combined into this article by reference. Area of invention [0003] The invention involves adsorption materials that can remove oil from liquid. background [0004] The continuous incidents of oil leakage into the sea and inland waterways need new effective ways to deal with oil leakage accidents.For example, the recent oil leakage of the Gulf of Mexico, which flowed for 3 months in 2010, affected the surface water, water columns, seabeds, coastlines, beaches and salt and Mexico Gulf of the Gulf of the Gulf of the Gulf of the Gulf of the Gulf of the Gulf.It will last for a while.In addition, the pollutants generated by crude oil leakage have controversy in the water quality of Northeast Bay, Mexico.The reduced water quality in this area can threaten people's health, marine life and seafood food safety...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): B01J20/28B01J20/32C02F1/28C02F1/40C02F101/32
CPCB01J20/06B01J20/08B01J20/20B01J20/28026B01J20/3206B01J20/3236B01J20/324C02F1/281C02F1/288C02F1/40C02F2101/32C02F2103/007C02F2303/16B01J20/22Y02A20/204B05D3/0254B05D3/108C02F1/28
Inventor 马克·莫斯科维茨
Owner DYNAMIC ADSORBENTS INC