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Bruce A Bereiter

from Orange, CA
Age ~76

Bruce Bereiter Phones & Addresses

  • 2710 N Vista Crest Rd, Orange, CA 92867 (714) 974-4877 (714) 685-9471
  • 542 Pageant Dr, Orange, CA 92869
  • Lancaster, CA
  • La Canada Flintridge, CA
  • 8371 Monroe Ave, Stanton, CA 90680
  • Big Bear City, CA
  • Corona, CA

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Bruce Bereiter
VP Finance, Vice President - Finance
Pure-Chem Products Company, Inc
Mfg Soap/Other Detergents · Silver Ores
8371 Monroe Ave, Stanton, CA 90680
(714) 995-4141, (714) 527-7802

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Us Patents

Process And Apparatus For Saponification Reactions, And The Like

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US Patent:
46718923, Jun 9, 1987
Filed:
Feb 3, 1986
Appl. No.:
6/825390
Inventors:
Bruce A. Bereiter - Corona CA
Assignee:
Henkel Corporation - Ambler PA
International Classification:
B01F 510
C11D 1300
C11D 1502
G06F 1546
US Classification:
252370
Abstract:
A reactor vessel is provided for saponification processes having reaction times of about 2-5 minutes. The reactants are fed sequentially through a load cell, for weighing, and feeding into a reactor containing water. The reactants are sequentially mixed and reacted by recycling, and at the end of the reaction time, the recycling is terminated and the finished product is pumped to storage. A microprocessor controller may be provided to sequence the feed and amount of reactants and the reaction times. The reactor also may be used to function as a mixer for batch reactions on a semi-continuous basis.

Process And Apparatus For Saponification Reactions

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US Patent:
47894997, Dec 6, 1988
Filed:
Jan 22, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/002822
Inventors:
Bruce A. Bereiter - Corona CA
Assignee:
Henkel Corporation - Ambler PA
International Classification:
C11D 1300
B01D 308
US Classification:
252369
Abstract:
Reaction equipment for chemical processes, e. g. , saponification processes having reaction times of about 2-8 minutes. The reactants are measured, and fed sequentially into a reactor. The reactants are sequentially mixed and reacted by recycling, and at the end of the reaction the recycling is terminated and the finished product is pumped to storage. A microprocessor controller may be provided to sequence the feed and amount of reactants and the reaction times.
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