activated carbon powder Applications

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  Water Treatment solutions for removal of micro-pollution

  Using powder activated carbon to effectively adsorb man-made trace substances. ProMinent also provides cost-effective solutions for challenging jobs in municipal waste water treatment: micro-pollutants are effectively removed by a complete system for accurately metering powder active carbon.

  By ProMinent Group - ProMinent GmbH based in Heidelberg, GERMANY.

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  Dosing pumps for water and wastewater treatment industry

  Peristaltic pumps are proven performers in water and waste treatment solving problems including: Dosing and metering treatment chemicals and reagents including ferric chloride (“Ferric”), sodium hypochlorite (“Hypo”), chlorine water, lime (Kalic or Kalkmilch), caustic soda, powder activated carbon and polymers, sludge transfer, filter press feeds.

  By Verderflex Peristaltic Pumps - part of the Verder Group based in Castleford, UNITED KINGDOM.

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  Removal of organic compounds & toxity for wastewater treatment industry

  Federal and State regulatory agencies are increasingly requiring additional water quality testing and controls of the toxicity of discharges to receiving streams. Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) helps meet these pollution regulations. If organic chemicals have been identified as contributing to discharge toxicity, Calgon Carbon Corporation can work with facilities, and their engineering firms, to help meet stringent criteria associated with their NPDES permit. GAC can be employed as a cost-effective treatment for removal of organic compounds and toxicity. Even in situations where activated sludge treatment or powdered activated carbon is used for primary wastewater treatment, post treatment with GAC may be necessary to achieve toxicity compliance.

  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).