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- n. A device that fluidizes
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Our wholly owned subsidiary, American Petroleum Solutions, Inc., utilizes its proprietary fluidizer, which is a patented, water-based technology that provides for separation of oil from any solid surface such as soil, sand, tank interiors, and equipment.
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Inc. of Huntington Beach, Calif., on May 25 because of the company's claims to have interested BP in its so-called oil-fluidizer technology.
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Among the issues: BP's purported interest in ACT's "oil fluidizer" cleanup technology, and the purported positive results of field tests of those fluidizers.
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Specifically, the SEC questioned the company's assertions that BP was interested in the "oil fluidizer technology" licensed to ACT subsidiary American Petroleum Solutions Inc. and about test results purportedly showing the technology could be useful in the Gulf cleanup.
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Previous users of the APS oil fluidizer technologies have included some of the largest oil and gas companies in the US, including Conoco Phillips, Exxon Mobil, Avon
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In the case of contaminated soils or tank bottom sludge, the fluidizer is applied under high shear conditions to form slurry.
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This slurry is then pumped to a settling vessel where the solids are separated, dropped by gravity to the bottom of the settling vessel, and the oil floats to the top of the water-based fluidizer layer, for recovery.
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In addition, APS continues to pursue opportunities to participate in the efforts to clean up the Gulf Oil spill and other petroleum clean-up efforts at production sites and refineries. "www. actcleantech.com, is a new video of the effectiveness of our APS oil fluidizer in clean-up operations involving sand and rocks.
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