The present invention provides a fiber raw material processing system and its operation method. The fiber raw material processing system is composed of a cutting module, a bulk pulping module, a salt slurry processing module, a pressure screen, a separation module, an inclined screen module, and an extrusion module and a recycling module, which are connected in series. The operating method of the fiber raw material processing system is to process absorptive articles such as diapers or sanitary napkins, etc., which are retained and made into fluff fiber raw materials through the purification and separation steps performed by the modules of the fiber raw material processing system.

The present invention discloses an absorptive article quick decomposition system and operating method thereof. The absorptive article quick decomposition system is mainly constructed by a cutting separating module, a liquid proof reclaimed material filtering module, a recycling module, a salt slurry processing module, a plastic raw material manufacturing module, a hygroscopic raw material manufacturing module, and a fluff fiber raw material manufacturing module. The absorptive article quick decomposition system and operating method of the embodiment of the present invention make the recycled absorbent articles become possible to be decomposed into plastic raw materials, hygroscopic raw materials and fluff fiber raw materials. In addition, organic pollutants on absorbent articles are decomposed. The purified and treated water thus recovered and the recycling is realized for good.

The invention relates to composite material comprising polymer microfibers and lithium-adsorbent particles characterized in that said polymer microfibers have a diameter comprised between 10 μm and 500 μm, and said composite material has an open porosity comprised between 70% and 99% and a density comprised between 0.05 g/cm.sup.3 and 0.5 g/cm.sup.3. It also relates to a cartridge comprising such a material and to a process for extracting lithium from a brine using such a material.

Use of poly(alkylamine)-derived (PAD) cross-linked polymeric ammonium salts and ionomer hydrogels for adsorbing and desorbing organic contaminants, specifically per and polyfluoro alkyl substances (PFAS) from water.

A process for treating a hydrocarbon stream to remove polynuclear aromatic (PNA) and heavy polynuclear aromatic (HPNA) compounds includes contacting the hydrocarbon stream with an adsorbent in an adsorption unit to adsorb the PNA and HPNA compounds onto the adsorbent to produce a treated hydrocarbon stream and regenerating the adsorbent. Regenerating the adsorbent may include contacting the adsorbent with a solvent comprising a disulfide oil, such as a disulfide oil effluent from a mercaptan oxidation unit. The solvent comprising the disulfide oil desorbs the PNA and HPNA compounds from the adsorbent into the solvent to produce a desorption effluent. The treated hydrocarbon stream can be passed to a hydrocracking unit that hydrocracks the treated hydrocarbon stream to produce a hydrocracker effluent that includes greater value petrochemical products or intermediates.

The present invention relates to a sorbent which is suitable for binding metals from solutions, the production of a corresponding sorbent as well as the use of the sorbent for binding metals from solutions.

The disclosure relates to N-alkyl-D-glucamine based macroporous polymeric cryogels with three-dimensional structure and with interconnected pores, which are used for sequestering and/or removing toxic contaminants, such as toxic metalloids and/or toxic heavy metals, for example from water and/or soil and the method for the preparation of said -alkyl-D-glucamine based macroporous polymeric cryogels.

This invention disclosure reported here a supported metal hydroxide adsorbent and a method for its preparation as well as a method for its oxidative regeneration. The supported metal hydroxide adsorbent comprises metal hydroxide and support with a mass ratio of 5-30:100. The adsorbent disclosed in present invention exhibited outstanding adsorption capacity and high selectivity to sulfur impurity in gasoline. The method of oxidative regeneration provides an efficient way for the recovery of the saturated adsorbent.

Novel radioactive iodide molecular traps, in which one or more metal atoms are functionalized by coordinating to an amine containing two or more nitrogens, and methods of using the molecular traps to capture radioactive iodide.

The invention provides improved methods of regenerating and using affinity chromatography resin, in particular Protein A affinity chromatography resins.