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Disposal of waste streams containing asbestos (US Patent 3,887,462, 1975)

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Thomas F. Lagess and Valroy Henry Maudlin received US Patent No. 3,887,462 on June 3, 1975, filed June 7, 1974. It was assigned to Dow Chemical Co.

The patent's abstract:

Aqueous waste streams containing asbestos are pumped into underground cavities, such as brine wells, and the asbestos is caused to sink to the bottom of the cavities by being contacted with a relatively dense, finely divided insoluble settling agent, such as limestone. This provides safe disposal of waste asbestos, which otherwise could create a health or environmental problem.

Author
Thomas F. Lagess; Valroy Henry Maudlin
Published by
US Patent and Trademark Office
Series
US Patent No. 3,887,462
Date
June 3, 1975
Library no.
ACL Doc 22201 · asbestosclaims.law/library/22201
Rights
US government work, in the public domain.

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Thomas F. Lagess, Valroy Henry Maudlin. “Disposal of waste streams containing asbestos (US Patent 3,887,462, 1975).” June 3, 1975. US Patent No. 3,887,462. US Patent and Trademark Office. AsbestosClaims.Law Library, ACL Doc 22201. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/22201.

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