activated carbon air Applications

Related terms for "activated carbon air ": activated carbon applications , activated carbon air filter applications , activated carbon air purification applications

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  Activated carbons for air and gas industries

  Carbon Activated Corporation supplies a complete line of high-capacity activated carbon for vapor phase and air applications such as odor control in municipal waste-water facilities, landfills and refineries, SVE (soil vapor extraction) projects and many other vapor related applications. We manufacture specialized carbon both impregnated and non-impregnated for applications such as H2S removal and the removal of any time of noxious gases.

  By Carbon Activated Corporation based in Compton, CALIFORNIA (USA).

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  Activated Carbon Filtration for the Air Filtration Industry

  General Carbon carries a complete line of activated carbon made from coal, coconut shell and wood for most vapor phase and air applications. These include impregnated carbons for specialty applications and high capacity non-impregnated carbon for H2S control. In addition, our specialty medias are ideal for the treatment of many contaminants that activated carbon may struggle with. Orders of bulk activated carbon are also acceptable as we have been a major supplier of activated carbon since 1958.

  By General Carbon Corp. based in Paterson, NEW JERSEY (USA).

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  Air treatment

  Activated carbon grades for air treatment applications such as fume cupboards, odour removal, respirator cartridges and so on.

  By Eurocarb, The European Subsidiary of Haycarb PLC based in Bristol, UNITED KINGDOM.

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  Carbon Dioxide Monitoring for Indoor Air Quality

  Introduction: Accurate control of critical indoor environmental parameters is not only essential for the well-being and comfort of building occupants, but also has a major impact on energy efficiency. A multitude of parameters can affect indoor air quality (IAQ) from gases such as carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide and volatile organic compounds to particulates, humidity and bacteria such as legionella. Carbon dioxide is one of the greatest variables affecting indoor environmental quality since it is produced by people occupying the building. Carbon dioxide production is a function of the number, size and activity levels of the people present in the building. Local concentrations can therefore vary dramatically – for example when a meeting room is occupied, or while workers are on lunch or coffee breaks.

  By Edinburgh Sensors Ltd based in Livingston, UNITED KINGDOM.

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  AIR PURIFICATION

  Citto Activated Carbon 'Air Series' offers a range of standard, impregnated, and specialized activated carbon products for a wide spectrum of air purification applications. The dynamic product array of the Citto Activated Carbon 'Air Series' is developed to meet stringent emission control regulations as well as safety standards for emerging respiratory technologies effectively removing nuisance odors, volatile organics, and hazardous chemicals from air and gas streams.

  By Citto Corporation based in TORONTO, ONTARIO (CANADA).

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  Power Generation

  MEGTEC is actively involved in providing Power Generation solutions for many applications ranging from utilizing process heat recovery systems to utilization with boilers, to recovering and utilizing Ventilation Air Methane (VAM) from coal mines. MEGTEC has developed VAM processing technologies for either abatement only and in combination with energy recovery and utilization. MEGTEC’s proven technologies are destroying methane while generating high quality carbon credits, electricity for coal mines and heating for local communities and facilities.

  By Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC LLC based in De Pere, WISCONSIN (USA).

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  Indoor Air Quality Monitoring

  Accurate control of critical indoor environmental parameters is not only essential for the well-being and comfort of building occupants, but also has a major impact on energy efficiency. A multitude of parameters can affect indoor air quality (IAQ) from gases such as carbon dioxide (CO2), carbon monoxide (CO) and volatile organic compounds to particulates, humidity and bacteria such as legionella. CO2 is one of the greatest variables affecting indoor environmental quality since it is produced by people occupying the building. CO2 production is a function of the number, size and activity levels of the people present in the building. Local concentrations can therefore vary dramatically – for example when a meeting room is occupied, or while workers are on lunch or coffee breaks. Excess CO2 levels can lead to tiredness and a lack of concentration and can contribute to the symptoms of Sick Building Syndrome such as headaches, eye, nose and throat irritation, itchy skin and nausea.

  By Edinburgh Sensors Ltd based in Livingston, UNITED KINGDOM.

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  Solutions for personal protection against vapors, gases, air particles & dust

  Our activated carbons provide personal defense solutions against vapors, gases, air particles, and dust. Proven Experience: Since 1942, Calgon Carbon has been helping the world breath more easily by providing the most technologically advanced activated carbons for personal and collective protection filters. Today, we supply high-quality impregnated carbon for military, industrial, and laboratory markets. As new needs for personal protection emerge, we will continue to develop new products and find innovative uses for existing ones.

  By Calgon Carbon Corporation based in Moon Township, PENNSYLVANIA (USA).

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  Painting & Coating

  Paint fumes are Unbreathable. Spray Painting VOCs and Powder Coating dust are both harmful pollutants which are produced during painting operations. The volatile organic compounds (VOCs) emitted from paint can cause respiratory issues and require proper ventilation to remove harmful gasses from the work area. Powder Coating lines and spray painting produce dangerous fumes and dusts which need to be filtered or exhausted outside your facility. Industrial coatings and chemicals can produce toxic VOCs and foul odors which can effect worker`s health and reduce productivity. Some of the most common coatings are polymers which include polyurethane, epoxy and moisture-cure urethane. Many different industries required the use of glues, adhesives, solvents and different chemical agents in their production process, but are unsure of the best way to handle this nuisance. Exhausting fumes outside may be an option when VOCs are extremely dangerous and odorous but companies must also comply with EPA guidelines which regulate which gases can be emitted. In cold climates and in air-conditioned facilities, capturing, filtering and recirculating fumes can provide huge energy savings preventing costly heat loss and energy intensive air makeup systems. Utilizing activated carbon granules can allow operators to filter VOCs and odors from painting and cutting applications. Different quantities and types of carbon modules are required depending upon the contaminant. Contact Diversitech with an MSDS sheet detailing your chemical`s characteristics for an evaluation of your workplace air quality problem.?

  By Diversitech based in Montreal, QUEBEC (CANADA).