Model Chlorosorb Ultra -Carbon-based Filter Media

Media Specification
Chlorosorb* Ultra carbon-based media shall consist of manufactured, generally spherical, porous pellets measuring 1/8" in diameter. Pellets shall be formed from a combination of powdered activated carbon, alumina and other binders, suitably impregnated to enhance the capacity for removal of chlorine. Impregnants shall be applied during pellet formation, such that the impregnant is uniformly distributed throughout the pellet volume

The Chemisorptive Process
The chemisorptive process shall remove contaminant gases by means of adsorption, absorption, and chemical reaction. Gases shall be trapped within the pellet where an irreversible chemical reaction changes the gases into harmless solids, eliminating the possibility of desorption.

Removal Capacity

• Chlorosorb" Ultra`s removal capacity`for chlorine gas (CI2) is 15% minimum by weight.
• For example, 100 lbs (45.36 kg) 0! Odomsatf Ulna Media will remove a minimum of 15 lbs (6.80kg)olchiofine.

Physical Properties

• Moisture Content: 35% Maximum
• Crush Strength: 35% - 70% Maximum
• Abrasion: 4.5% Maximum
• Bulk Density: 45 lbs/ft1 (0.72 g/cc) ±5%
• Nominal Pellet Diameter 1/8"(3.2 mm)

Applications
Purafil ESD`s Chlorosorb* Ultra Media is recommended for emergency removal of chlorine gas from an accidentally discharged storage cylinder. Scrubber capacities range from 150 pounds to one ton and greater.

Advantages

• Landfill disposable.
• New and spent media is non-toxic.
• UL Classified Class 2
• Requires no special heaters. Operates effectively in temperatures as low as -40° F.
• Superior CI2 removal capacity: 15% minimum by weight

Application Guidelines

Chlorosorb* Ultra Media shall perform effectively under the following conditions and guidelines:

• Temperature: -40° F to 125° F (-40°Cto 51° C)
• Humidity: 10-95% RH

Disposal Requirements
Spent Chlofosorb* Ultra Media should be disposed of according to government guidelines