A simple method of regeneration of spent earth at a relatively low temperature has been developed. Deoiled spent earth was regenerated in the form of a slurry using water as an aqueous phase, in the temperature range of 170–270°C. The effects of temperature, slurry concentration and cycle of regeneration have been studied. An attempt has been made to discern the controlling mechanism. Regenerated earth from the present method does not impart any malodor to the oil as against theramlly regenerated earth.
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