Georg Fischer Giessereianlagen Ag

Georg Fischer Aktiengesellschaft

Usf Deuthschland Gmbh Gutling

Peter Rossmanith

Ludwig Wilhelm

Jovo Laskovic

Heinz Schneble

Described is a method and a device for purifying waste water, in particular by means of anaerobic purification. The method is carried out in a waste water- and sludge-receiving container under generation of gas, the developing gas being trapped by a gas collector and the circulation formed by the ascending gas being used for loosening the sludge which has settled on the bottom of the container. Such a method is to be developed in a constructionally simple and more efficient way. To this end the settled sludge should be sucked from the bottom by a gas lifting effect provided by the ascending gas, and should be passed into the upper portion of the container in a condition separated from the waster water in the container, and returned into the waste water.

Method and device for anaerobic purification of waste water using the UASB method

A process for regenerating used foundry sand having high oolitic level and, more particularly, a process as aforesaid wherein the used foundry sand is subjected to magnetic separation by one or more high power magnets for dividing the used foundry sand into a first highly magnetic stream containing a high degree of oolite particles and a second less magnetic stream having a relatively high degree of sand particles.

Process for regenerating used foundry sand having high oolitic levels

A method and apparatus for reclaiming foundry sand wherein the speed of the rotor and/or the drum and, thus, the resulting striking, shearing and friction forces are adapted or matched to the changing surface hardness of the quartz grains to be processed during the process duration. The drum comprises two drum halves separated transversely to the rotational axis, a sand inlet and a suction removal device.

Method and apparatus for reclaiming foundry sand

A process for separating bentonite and carbon carrier particles from an air-dust mixture generated from a mechanical used-sand reclamation unit and, more particularly, a process as aforesaid wherein the bentonite and carbon carrier particles are recycled to a foundry sand preparation unit.

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