Ammonia Stripper
US-2017334739-A1 · Nov 23, 2017 · US
US2016130158A1 · US · A1
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-2016130158-A1 |
| Application number | US-201514934780-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | A1 |
| Filing date | Nov 6, 2015 |
| Priority date | Nov 7, 2014 |
| Publication date | May 12, 2016 |
| Grant date | — |
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An ammonia stripper has an aerator and heat exchanger tubing in a tank. The aerator and coil are preferably attached to a frame to form a removable cassette. The cassette may also include a lid for the tank. The tank is preferably rectangular and optionally can be made with the dimensions of a standard shipping container. In a process, water flows through the tank while air bubbles are produced through the aerator. A heating medium such as water flows through the heat exchanger tubing. A gas containing ammonia is withdrawn from a headspace of the tank.
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We claim: 1 . An ammonia stripper comprising, a) a tank; b) an aerator inside of the tank; and, c) heat exchanger tubing inside of the tank. 2 . The ammonia stripper of claim 1 wherein the tank defines a headspace and further comprising an outlet in communication with the headspace. 3 . The ammonia stripper of claim 2 wherein the tank is rectangular. 4 . The ammonia stripper of claim 1 wherein the tank is divided into cells by one or more internal dividers. 5 . The ammonia stripper of claim 1 wherein the tank that is rectangular and has the dimensions of a standardized shipping container. 6 . The ammonia stripper of claim 5 having internal dividers that create a plurality of cells within the tank. 7 . The ammonia stripper of claim 6 wherein each cell has an aerator and heat exchanger tubing. 8 . The ammonia stripper of claim 1 wherein the aerator and heat exchanger tubing are attached to a frame wherein the aerator, heat exchanger tubing and frame are parts of a cassette. 9 . A process for stripping ammonia from water comprising steps of, a) providing a tank having heat exchanger tubing below a headspace; b) adding water to the tank such that the heat exchanger tube is immersed; c) producing air bubbles in the water; d) flowing a heating medium through the heat exchanger tube; e) withdrawing a gas containing ammonia from the headspace of the tank. 10 . A cassette comprising, a) a frame; b) a heat exchanger tube attached to the frame; and, c) an aerator attached to a frame. 11 . The cassette of claim 10 further comprising a lid attached to the frame. 12 . The cassette of claim 11 wherein the frame is suspended from the lid. 13 . The cassette of claim 11 further comprising one or more latches attached to the lid. 14 . The cassette of claim 11 further comprising one or more lift fittings attached to the lid or to the frame. 15 . The cassette of claim 6 further comprising a tank sized to contain at least part of the frame. 16 . The cassette of claim 15 further comprising a lid is sized to cover at least part of the tank. 17 . The cassette of claim 16 wherein the lid is supported by the tank.
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