Скачать или смотреть Let it Rain TE3000 tamisium recovery site glass view of boiling Butane Solvent

U.S. Patent No. 9,604,155 Systems Patent
Title: Plant Oil Extraction
Methods and Systems patents allowed 2017
Priority filing date 2009

Any company suspected of infringing on the patent as the owner operator or manufacturer we wish you much success and will be in contact with you regarding damages unless a prior license agreement is formed.

CEO David McGhee
www.tamisiumextractors.com


Not much to describe. Boiling butane at 100F is viewed through the site glass on a TE3000. Boiling at 100F and maintaining a pressure of 50 psi. Once the pressure is relieved into the Recovery Tanks or Tanks, the pressure will drop and boiling will increase dramatically. This is a inside view of what we call the Tamisium Engine. IT is this carefully designed engine that eliminated the need for refrigerant recovery machines when recovering N Butane Solvent or any solvent for that matter but particularly butane. Beware of imitatioin extractors attempting to copy our design and fool you with tanks that require that you use a recovery machine to run your system. We used them for 5-6 years with catastrophic results. It was because I discovered a way to eliminate them from the process that I created the Thermodynamic Hydrocarbon Enthalpy Tamisium Extractor or T.H.E. Tamisium Extractor.
Please stop using Butane incorrectly with Recovery Machines or in open air systems!