Patent classifications
B01D33/76
GAS TIGHT SHALE SHAKER FOR ENHANCED DRILLING FLUID RECOVERY AND DRILLED SOLIDS WASHING
A gas tight shale shaker for enhanced drilling fluid recovery and drilled solids washing. A process and apparatus for liquid phase-solid phase separation of oil base drilling mud-containing drill cuttings is described including flowing the drilling mud-containing drill cuttings over a vibrating screen bed to cause a least a portion of the drilling mud to pass through the screen bed and the drill cuttings to remain on the screen bed. A diluent is added to the oil base drilling mud containing drill cuttings prior to flowing the drilling mud containing drill cutting over the screen bed. The entire process is performed in a gas-tight environment preventing escape of diluent from the process into the external atmosphere and preventing introduction of gases into the process from the external atmosphere.
GAS TIGHT SHALE SHAKER FOR ENHANCED DRILLING FLUID RECOVERY AND DRILLED SOLIDS WASHING
A gas tight shale shaker for enhanced drilling fluid recovery and drilled solids washing. A process and apparatus for liquid phase-solid phase separation of oil base drilling mud-containing drill cuttings is described including flowing the drilling mud-containing drill cuttings over a vibrating screen bed to cause a least a portion of the drilling mud to pass through the screen bed and the drill cuttings to remain on the screen bed. A diluent is added to the oil base drilling mud containing drill cuttings prior to flowing the drilling mud containing drill cutting over the screen bed. The entire process is performed in a gas-tight environment preventing escape of diluent from the process into the external atmosphere and preventing introduction of gases into the process from the external atmosphere.
Systems and Methods for Extracting Sand from Raw Slurry Material
A processing system for processing raw slurry material comprising at least liquid, sand, and contaminates comprises a barrel member, at least one transport member, at least one separator member, and a drive system. As the drive system rotates the barrel member about the barrel longitudinal axis, a portion of the raw slurry material is transported through a pre-processing portion of the processing chamber. At least a portion of the liquid and at least a portion of the contaminates in the raw slurry material flows back down the pre-processing portion of the processing chamber towards a barrel inlet. At least one intermediate opening is arranged such that at least a portion of the contaminates in the raw slurry material flowing down through the pre-processing portion of the processing chamber passes through the at least one intermediate opening.
Systems and Methods for Extracting Sand from Raw Slurry Material
A processing system for processing raw slurry material comprising at least liquid, sand, and contaminates comprises a barrel member, at least one transport member, at least one separator member, and a drive system. As the drive system rotates the barrel member about the barrel longitudinal axis, a portion of the raw slurry material is transported through a pre-processing portion of the processing chamber. At least a portion of the liquid and at least a portion of the contaminates in the raw slurry material flows back down the pre-processing portion of the processing chamber towards a barrel inlet. At least one intermediate opening is arranged such that at least a portion of the contaminates in the raw slurry material flowing down through the pre-processing portion of the processing chamber passes through the at least one intermediate opening.
SUPPORT STRUCTURE FOR FLUID TREATMENT SYSTEMS HAVING BELTED FILTRATION SYSTEMS
The present technology is directed generally to fluid treatment systems. In particular, several embodiments are directed toward filter supports configured to be positioned adjacent a filter belt within a filter belt filtration system. In one embodiment, the filter support can have a longitudinal axis generally parallel to the direction of movement of the filter belt. The filter support can include a plurality of struts spaced apart by a plurality of openings, and at least one of the plurality of struts extends across a portion of the filter support such that a longitudinal axis of the at least one strut is positioned at an angle with respect to the longitudinal axis of the filter support.
SUPPORT STRUCTURE FOR FLUID TREATMENT SYSTEMS HAVING BELTED FILTRATION SYSTEMS
The present technology is directed generally to fluid treatment systems. In particular, several embodiments are directed toward filter supports configured to be positioned adjacent a filter belt within a filter belt filtration system. In one embodiment, the filter support can have a longitudinal axis generally parallel to the direction of movement of the filter belt. The filter support can include a plurality of struts spaced apart by a plurality of openings, and at least one of the plurality of struts extends across a portion of the filter support such that a longitudinal axis of the at least one strut is positioned at an angle with respect to the longitudinal axis of the filter support.
Rotary interstage screen apparatus
An apparatus for separating carbon or resin from slurry. The apparatus comprises a frame, a rotary cage screen assembly, a cage screen support and rotary drive system, a carbon collection assembly and a hopper moveably connected to the rotary cage screen assembly. The apparatus is positional partially within an adsorption tank or other container capable of containing slurry.
Rotary interstage screen apparatus
An apparatus for separating carbon or resin from slurry. The apparatus comprises a frame, a rotary cage screen assembly, a cage screen support and rotary drive system, a carbon collection assembly and a hopper moveably connected to the rotary cage screen assembly. The apparatus is positional partially within an adsorption tank or other container capable of containing slurry.
SOLVENT EXCHANGER AND METHOD FOR IMPROVING THE EXCHANGE EFFICIENCY OF CTA SOLVENT
A solvent exchanger and a method is provided for: pressurizing a CTA slurry into a solvent exchanger for separation and obtaining a mother liquor, a bias flow mother liquor and a suspended matter A; washing the suspended matter A to obtain a primary filtrate, a bias flow primary filtrate and a suspended matter B; washing the suspended matter B to obtain a secondary filtrate, a bias flow secondary filtrate and a suspended matter C; washing the suspended matter C to obtain a tertiary filtrate, a bias flow tertiary filtrate and a suspended matter D; washing the suspended matter D to obtain a fourth filtrate, a bias flow fourth filtrate and a suspended matter E; washing the suspended matter E to obtain a fifth filtrate, a bias flow fifth filtrate and a filter cake; and after finished, back-flushing the filter cake and then pulping to obtain a slurry, and discharging.
SOLVENT EXCHANGER AND METHOD FOR IMPROVING THE EXCHANGE EFFICIENCY OF CTA SOLVENT
A solvent exchanger and a method is provided for: pressurizing a CTA slurry into a solvent exchanger for separation and obtaining a mother liquor, a bias flow mother liquor and a suspended matter A; washing the suspended matter A to obtain a primary filtrate, a bias flow primary filtrate and a suspended matter B; washing the suspended matter B to obtain a secondary filtrate, a bias flow secondary filtrate and a suspended matter C; washing the suspended matter C to obtain a tertiary filtrate, a bias flow tertiary filtrate and a suspended matter D; washing the suspended matter D to obtain a fourth filtrate, a bias flow fourth filtrate and a suspended matter E; washing the suspended matter E to obtain a fifth filtrate, a bias flow fifth filtrate and a filter cake; and after finished, back-flushing the filter cake and then pulping to obtain a slurry, and discharging.