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VOC and Water Stripper Off-Gas Control with Polymeric AdsorbentsThe reduction of volatile organic compounds (VOC) emissions is a significant goal of environmental legislation such as the 1990 Clean Air Act. Traditionally, the principle medium for separating organic compounds from air or water has been activated carbon, but legislation has placed new demands on adsorbent media that are not being met by activated carbons available today when applied to the control of many VOC emissions. These needs include higher adsorbent capacity, resistance to high humidity, faster desorption kinetics and the ability to be easily and repeatedly regenerated on-site. Commercially available synthetic polymeric adsorbents offer the potential for meeting these needs. Water Stripper Off-Gas Treatment: Many solvents, hydrocarbons and chlorinated solvents can be removed from water by air stripping. This off-gas must be treated with an adsorbent to control emissions. While activated carbon is widely used, it does not handle humid air streams very well and is usually disposed of after only one use. DOWEX™ OPTIPORE™ polymeric adsorbents are excellent alternatives to AC.
Applications:
Natural Organics and TOC Removal DOWEX Adsorbent for VOC Abatement
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