activated carbon adsorption Applications

Modern medical treatments increasingly utilise drug therapy in addition to, or in place of, invasive measures. The growth of new pharmaceutical preparations is today at an unprecedented level. At the same time, increasing regulatory scrutiny over pharmaceutical formulations adds to the challenge for pharmaceutical companies. Jacobi has extensive knowledge of the regulatory and economic challenges faced by pharmaceutical manufacturers, and deep insight into their complex markets. Regardless of the industry sector...

By Jacobi Group based in Kalmar, SWEDEN.

The Challenge: The gold extraction industry faces perennial challenges even in times when gold prices are high. Mines must strive to process ore of diminishing quality, and control operating costs at levels that maximize the return on investment. The need to maintain environmental responsibility adds to the challenge. Selecting a provider of high quality activated carbons is vital to the bottom line. Almost half of all Adsorption-Desorption-Recovery (ADR) plants worldwide use Jacobi’s activated carbons...

By Jacobi Group based in Kalmar, SWEDEN.

Since its first discovery by Europeans more than 500 years ago, the consumption of tobacco has been a contentious issue. The effects are well documented, especially from refined products such as cigarettes, cigars and pipe smoking. Nevertheless, the use of tobacco products persists and as the market is highly subjective in relation to the experience of taste and odour, the modification of these sensory perceptions has seen the incorporation of activated carbon into smoking devices. High surface area activated...

By Jacobi Group based in Kalmar, SWEDEN.

Activated Carbon is an essential adsorbent in Gold extraction process. It is used in the Carbon in Leach, Carbon in Pulp or Carbon in Column process. DDR OVERSEAS manufactures most technically superior Activated Carbon for Gold mining industry. The products are designed to maximize gold loading, adsorption kinetics and elution performance. Our Activated Carbon resists attrition and platelet formation.

By DDR OVERSEAS based in Mumbai, INDIA.

Contaminated mine water is generated when rock containing sulphidic minerals is exposed to water and oxygen, resulting in the production of acidity and high concentrations of metals and sulphate in the water. Mine drainage, process water and storm water associated with industrial activities are the main types of water produced in mining operation. The two primary aims of the treatment of contaminated mine water are to neutralize acidity and removal metals. Lenntech provides sustainable complete water treatment...

By Lenntech Water Treatment based in Delfgauw, NETHERLANDS.

As a primary industry, the mining industry faces the needs for optimizing the management of its resources. Exploration and excavation activities should be as efficient as possible. Companies also aim to maintain water resources while at the same time controlling the environmental impact of their activities.

By AppliTek NV based in Nazareth, BELGIUM.

Ironically, transit facilities such as airports, bus stations, and train stations are threatened by vehicle exhaust, road dust, crowds of people, and high levels of traffic. The soot from diesel exhausts consists of tiny particles that get caught in lungs and can cause health problems. Partially burned fuels contain carcinogenic hydrocarbons. Inside airports, for example, there are food courts, round-the-clock cleaning operations, and outside air pollution entering with the ventilation air. Some airports have...

By ProMark Associates, Inc. based in Skokie, ILLINOIS (USA).

Municipalities use TIGG’s water treatment equipment all across the United States. Our experts work with consulting firms, engineers and local water authorities to design and manufacture integrated adsorption systems for the removal of drinking water contaminates such as metals, organics and solids through the use of granular activated carbon, sand, multi-media, and resins.

By TIGG, LLC based in Oakdale, PENNSYLVANIA (USA).

Waste water, especially industrial waste water, is the most challenging water for instrumentation. Mostly, this water is characterized by highly fluctuating loads, very high salt concentrations as well as a high particle density. Hence, the accurancy and speed of measurements depends on the measurement system itself and the oxidation technique used. Obviously, application-specific analyzers provide huge advantages against standard analyzers that are used for all applications.

By LAR Process Analysers AG based in Berlin, GERMANY.

Due to the different composition and properties of various wastewaters produced in industrial production processes, various combined processes are often required to meet the relevant discharge standards.

By Xiamen Jiarong Technology Corp., Ltd. based in Xiamen, CHINA.

Problem: Organic matter (UV254/TOC) in drinking water can react with chlorine to form harmful disinfection by-products (DBPs). Some removal of TOC is achieved through the conventional drinking water treatment processes, while carbon absorption may be used to further enhance the removal of TOC prior to chlorine disinfection.

By Real Tech Inc. based in Whitby, ONTARIO (CANADA).

The Applied Catalyst Activated Carbon Monolith (ACM) can be used for CO2 capture, H2S adsorption, and hydrocarbon adsorption. The porosity and high surface area of activated carbon is sufficient to allow for long-term capture and subsequent de-adsorption of various gases.

By Applied Catalysts based in Doraville, GEORGIA (US) (USA).