Air & gas treatment
Vapor phase and air applications
Air & Gas Applications
ODOR CONTROL & HYDROGEN SULFIDE (H2S) REMOVAL
Treating the effluent air stream with activated carbon has been found to be one of the best ways to remove hydrogen sulphide. Activated carbon is widely used for odour removal in municipal wastewater treatment plants using methods that agitate sewage or accumulate sludge.
VOC REMOVAL
Our powdered activated carbon, when injected into flue gas, reduces harmful emissions to help you meet the newer, more stringent regulations. Vapor phase activated carbon treatment removes contaminants from vapor streams in industrial, municipal or commercial applications. As the vapor stream passes through vessels containing activated carbon, volatile organic compounds are adsorbed by the media.
MERCURY REMOVAL
Our impregnated, powdered activated carbon is technologically designed to remove mercury in its gaseous form in the flue gas stream and convert it into a particulate that can be collected downstream. The distinctive pore structure of this product makes it ideal for the rapid adsorptive removal of mercury from combustion gases at many temperatures.
Activated carbon is the safest, most efficient technology for the removal of VOCs, airborne chemicals, gaseous pollutants, and other fumes and odours in industrial, municipal or commercial applications.
Activated carbon systems also have smaller footprints compared to other odour control technologies and are a cost-effective solution to meeting environmental regulations.
Our activated carbon products are used to:
- Remove unwanted compounds like hydrogen sulphide (H2S), siloxanes and volatile organic compounds (VOCs)
- Purify gas treatment liquids to reduce foaming and corrosion, increasing the efficiency of plant operations
- Control color and impurities in natural gas liquids (NGLs)
- Remove carbon dioxide, nitrogen, hydrogen sulphide and elemental metals like mercury from natural gas
- Recover solvents for reuse in industrial applications