Abstract: A method of making an aqueous mixture of ozone and water comprising pumping a solution of ozonated water through a high cavitation rate homogenizing device, thereby causing formation of gas phase nanobubbles of ozone in the solution. The high cavitation rate homogenizing device may be a homogenizing mixer. The high cavitation rate homogenizing device may be comprised of rotors and stators moving in close proximity relative to each other and separated by the solution of ozonated water. The relative motion of the rotors and stators may cause up to 500 million cavitation events per second in the solution of ozonated water, thereby causing the formation of gas phase nanobubbles of ozone. A computer-implemented method of treating waste water from a source is also disclosed. The method may include making the aqueous mixture of ozone and water.
Type:
Application
Filed:
May 13, 2020
Publication date:
January 28, 2021
Applicants:
LAKE COUNTRY FRACWATER SPECIALISTS, LLC, ADDLEMAN ENTERPRISES, INC.
Abstract: A method for treating wastewater is disclosed. The method is useful in particular for treating wastewater that is generated from the process of drilling, hydraulic fracturing and/or cleaning a bore of an oil or natural gas well bore. The method may include performing cold lime softening of the wastewater to form waste salt flocs, filtration of waste salt flocs, ozonation of the filtrate from the filtration, and reverse osmosis of the filtrate to produce a purified permeate.
Type:
Application
Filed:
November 15, 2018
Publication date:
August 15, 2019
Applicants:
LAKE COUNTRY FRACWATER SPECIALISTS, LLC, ADDLEMAN ENTERPRISES, INC.
Abstract: A method of making an aqueous mixture of ozone and water comprising pumping a solution of ozonated water through a high cavitation rate homogenizing device, thereby causing formation of gas phase nanobubbles of ozone in the solution. The high cavitation rate homogenizing device may be a homogenizing mixer. The high cavitation rate homogenizing device may be comprised of rotors and stators moving in close proximity relative to each other and separated by the solution of ozonated water. The relative motion of the rotors and stators may cause up to 500 million cavitation events per second in the solution of ozonated water, thereby causing the formation of gas phase nanobubbles of ozone.
Type:
Application
Filed:
September 18, 2014
Publication date:
August 4, 2016
Applicants:
LAKE COUNTRY FRACWATER SPECIALISTS, LLC, ADDLEMAN ENTERPRISES, INC.
Abstract: A method for treating wastewater is disclosed. The method is useful in particular for treating wastewater that is generated from the process of drilling, hydraulic fracturing and/or cleaning a bore of an oil or natural gas well bore. The method may include performing cold lime softening of the wastewater to form waste salt floes, filtration of waste salt floes, ozonation of the filtrate from the filtration, and reverse osmosis of the filtrate to produce a purified permeate.
Type:
Application
Filed:
February 1, 2014
Publication date:
December 24, 2015
Applicants:
ADDLEMAN ENTERPRISES, INC., LAKE COUNTRY FRACWATER SPECIALISTS, LLC