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[*] posted on 24-3-2007 at 22:25
what is a "contactor coil?"


I have a 1945 patent on treating glycerides in a way that was new then. In the general description and the examples is the phrase "contactor coil" as a device bringing fluids together. I don't have a clue and Google didn't provide much in the way of possibilities that seemed to fit.
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[*] posted on 24-3-2007 at 22:45


Heat exchanger? Mixer of some sort?

Offhand, the term brings to mind the electromagnet in an electrical contactor (large relay). Something tells me that's less useful.

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[*] posted on 25-3-2007 at 21:06


I would abandon the heat exchange part and focus on the mixing. It must have been a device of art back then.
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[*] posted on 26-3-2007 at 17:51


except for the date sounds like membrane stuff. electro - nope --just shutup Jim. duh OK...
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