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titleOfInvention Process for recovering organic vapors from air
abstract TITLE IMPROVED PROCESS FOR RECOVERING ORGANIC VAPORS FROM AIR ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE A process for separating and recovering organic vapors (e.g., chlorofluorocarbons) from a feed stream of organic vapors and air wherein organic vapors are present in the "window concentration" range being too high for conventional carbon adsorption and too low for efficient compression/condensation recovery. By passing the organic vapor and air feed stream through the feed side of a semipermeable membrane unit, a vapor depleted stream exiting the membrane unit can then be processed by conventional carbon adsorption while a vapor enriched stream from the membrane unit can be processed by conventional compression and condensation.
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