Desalination by the inverse function of the known (salting-out) effect within an improved centrifuge

摘要

Hydrogen gas is injected into sea water preceding treatment in an improved pocket type centrifuge. The catalytic effects of hydrogen gas within the confining walls plus hydraulic, inertia, and centrifugal forces acting within the improved pocket type centrifuge give an inverse function of the known salting-out effect in which the hydrogen rejects the salt and floats the fresh-water from the system. The hydrogen gas is separated from the fresh-water by a second improved pocket type centrifuge and recycled for efficiency in the process.