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Reactive exothermic liquid - inorganic solid hybrid process
   
Document Number
US Patent 5491281
Issued Date
February 13, 1996
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Bhat; Vasanth (Cincinnati, OH)
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A process utilizing a reactive exothermic liquid-inorganic solid hybrid, for the treatment of in-situ waste materials and in-process hazardous materials, including organic materials having contained therein polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). The process makes possible the utilization of heat from exothermic reactions for breaking down PCBs in particular.
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Owner
Bhat Industries, Inc. (Cincinnati, OH)
Published
February 13, 1996
Application Number
08/241,751
Filed
May 12, 1994
US Classification
588/318   588/406
Int'l Classification
A62D   3/00   (20060101)  
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USPTO Field of Search
588/205   588/207   588/248  
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