The bleaching clay, for the most part, is one of the most stable variables in the refining process. Figure 15. Factors that can affect the adsorption process. Summary. To the untrained operator, the bleaching process is a simple operation that works merely to improve oil
Morebleaching media are considerably lower in bleaching power. A few clays may be prepared in granular form from the percolation process of bleach ing. A few bentonites sl~~e in water without leaving hard granules and are adapted to the mud process, requiring no grinding. Although there
MoreI claim: 1. In a process for treating raw kaolin clay to improve the color and brightness by bleaching the clay in an aqueous dispersion with sodium dithionite, the improvement consisting of treating the dispersion with hydroxylamine or salt thereof within about 1 to 5 hours after the treatment with sodium dithionite is complete.
MoreThe methodology used in this work allows for obtaining a great improvement in the color of the final product of the firing, achieving ceramic materials with notable whiteness, even with red clays
Morethe contact process. Activated bauxite is made by heat-treating bauxite ore, which in its natural state has very little natural activity. The commercial product is prepared in granular form for use in the percolation process on petro- leum oils. For the most part, bleaching clay is used commercially in the de-
Moreclay bleaching improvement kaolin sodium dithionite Prior art date 1976-05-13 Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.) Expired Lifetime Application number US05/685,850 Inventor Robert F. Conley
MoreAfter bleaching process described above, we obtained a great improvement in the whiteness from 69.93% to 81.31% and a decrease of Fe 2 O 3 content from 0.52% to
MoreBleaching of fats and oils is a process where by the clay adsorbent is mixed intimately with the oil under specified conditions to remove unwanted color bodies and other contaminants. This paper describes the process and discusses the parameters and economics involved.
MoreAug 01, 2006· Fig. 1 shows a calculation of the equilibrium composition as a function of temperature and in excess of chlorine. Using the method of system energy minimization, calculations were performed from 1 mol of Al 2 O 3 ⁎2SiO 2 (product of kaolinite dehydroxylation), 1 mol of TiO 2 and 1 mol of Fe 2 O 3.This composition differs from the experimental one, but is more useful for visualizing the
MoreUS4824653A US07/250,551 US25055188A US4824653A US 4824653 A US4824653 A US 4824653A US 25055188 A US25055188 A US 25055188A US 4824653 A US4824653 A US 4824653A Authority US United States Prior art keywords limestone slurry ton approximately chelating agent Prior art date 1988-09-29 Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion.
More11.25 Clay Processing 11.25.1 Process Description1-4 Clay is defined as a natural, earthy, fine-grained material, largely of a group of crystalline hydrous silicate minerals known as clay minerals. Clay minerals are composed mainly of silica, alumina, and water, but they may also contain appreciable quantities of iron, alkalies, and alkaline
MoreHeavy clay drains slowly, meaning it stays saturated longer after rain or irrigation. Then, when the sun finally comes out and the soil dries, it forms a hard, cracked surface. On the bright side, clay soils are usually richer in nutrients than sandy soils are. And clay's tendency to hold water tightly can be an advantage.
MoreSep 15, 2019· The clay AT has obtained a decrease of 30.26 wt% since its percentage goes from 1.52 wt% to 1.06%. In pozzolan PZ, a decrease of 64.16 wt% can be observed, passing from 2.93 wt% to 1.05 wt%. The clay AR has obtained a reduction of 55.96 wt% in the content of iron oxide, going from 5.45 wt% to 2.40 wt%.
MoreThe use of bioleaching as a bleaching process requires, in this case, a two-stage process. These two stages (fermentation and bleaching) were required due to the mineral granulometric characteristics (very small particles), which rendered difficult the further separation, besides the necessity of adapting the mineral processing at a low iron
MoreUS4824653A US07/250,551 US25055188A US4824653A US 4824653 A US4824653 A US 4824653A US 25055188 A US25055188 A US 25055188A US 4824653 A US4824653 A US 4824653A Authority US United States Prior art keywords limestone slurry ton approximately chelating agent Prior art date 1988-09-29 Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and
MoreThe most effective bleaching technology for oil and biodiesel purification. A wide range of bentonite bleaching clays (also known as Fuller’s Earth) with various levels of activation. For oil bleaching, color removal and purification of any edible oil including canola, soybean, coconut, palm, fish and sunflower oils, and tallow.
MoreThe influence of the bleaching process of kaolinite and the intercalation methods on the whiteness index of the nanocomposites was also observed, in which the whiteness index of the functionalized kaolinite nanocomposites was enhanced by up to 10.65% when compared to neat PA6. the dispersion of nanolayered clay This improvement in the
MorePapermaking Papermaking Bleaching and washing: The use of calcium and sodium hypochlorites to bleach paper stock dates from the beginning of the 19th century. In the early days of sulfite pulp manufacture, a single-stage treatment of pulp at low consistency, using calcium hypochlorite (chlorinated lime), satisfied most requirements. This simple bleaching
MoreJan 30, 2021· Activated clay is clay, usually of bentonite origin, which has been treated to improve its ability to adsorb. The clay is processed with acid, upping the adsorption properties of the clay considerably. Once it has been treated, activated clay can also be reactivated as it is used, allowing people to reuse the clay rather than having to continually replace it.
MoreIn the intermittent type decoloring process of edible oil, oil & adsorbent mixing, heating, reacting, cooling and filtering are batch processed in edible oil bleaching pots. Intermittent type adsorbent decoloring process is suitable for small and medium oil refining factory, and the main processing equipment is bleaching tank.
Morebleaching, blunging, and extruding to prepare the material for use [2]. Kaolin samples originally exhibit white color with high clay brightness, but it mainly contains various amounts, of discoloring elements, such as anatase (TiO2), mica and iron oxides (Fe2O3), which give low brightness and low quality. In addition, the anatase
MorePulp Bleaching Technology THE BLEACHING PROCESS Bleaching is the treatment of cellulosic fiber with chemicals to increase brightness (see box 4-A). Brightness may be achieved by either lignin removal (delignification) or lignin decolonization. Lignin remains a major constituent of pulp even after digestion by chemical pulping. For example, kraft
MoreThe largest single user of kaolin is the paper industry . Because kaolin is used, paper products print better and are made whiter and smoother. Kaolin used as a filler in the interstices of the sheet adds ink receptivity and opacity to the paper sheet. Kaolin used to coat the surface of the paper sheet makes possible sharp photographic illustrations and bright printed colors.
MoreAnother advantage of the process is that the clay is bleached very rapidly and the time heretofore required to bleach gray clay with prior art bleaching reagents is reduced significantly. In accordance with a presently preferred form of the invention, an aqueous slip of the discolored gray clay is agitated well below the surface of the slip
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