Activated Carbon Filter Media
For Vapor Phase Applications
TIGG offers virgin coal based, wood based and coconut shell based activated carbon filter media which can be used forremoval of trace that occur in air or vapor streams. TIGG also can provide reactivated coal based granular and pelletized carbons.
Activated carbon filter media have a high activity level in combination with a selection of transport and adsorption pores that can accommodate adsorbates of varied molecular sizes.
Activated carbon media can be used to recover solvents, remove VOC’s from the air in tank vents, air stripper off gas, soil venting and remediation of vapors generated when soil is being remediated.
TIGG also has specialty impregnated activated carbon filter media for removal of sulfur compounds, mercury, ammonia and amines.
Activated Carbon Filter & Other Filter Media Index
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| Activated Carbon Name | Base Material | Mesh Size | Activity |
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| Coal | 4x10 | 60 | |
| Coal | 4 mm | 60 | |
| Coal | 4x10 | 60 | |
| Coconut Shell | 6x12 | 60 | |
| Coconut Shell | 4x8 | 60 | |
| Coal | 4x10 | 60 | |
| Coal | 4x10 | 60 | |
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Various particle sizes, base materials and activity are selected for pressure drop and application parameters including type of contaminant and concentration.
Traditionally, coal-based activated carbon filter media have been preferred as they provide excellent performance for a broad range of contaminants and a broad range of concentrations. Coconut carbon filter media have generally performed well with low boiling point, low molecular weight compounds at lower concentrations.
The smaller mesh sizes are for units with lower design maximum flow rates typically less than 75 fpm, while the larger mesh sizes such as 4 mm pellets can function at 100 fpm.
Activity is an indicator of the capability of the particular adsorbate to provide surface loading. Higher values show a generally higher capability to provide surface loading.
All virgin vapor phase activated carbon filter media are capable of producing non-detectable effluent quality for adsorbates which are cost-effectively adsorbed. Re-activated carbon media are available for applications where lower capacity and less stringent effluent quality will permit better cost-efficiency.
For more information on activated carbon filters contact TIGG.
