Adsorption Systems (Adsorbers)
are the most effective and
economical equipments to remove
the Volatile Organic Compounds
(VOC) from gas streams or to
recover these compounds.
In an adsorber, Volatile Organic
Compounds (VOC) passing through
a bed of solid particles
(adsorbent) are selectively
held. The most widely used type
of adsorbent is activated
carbon.
To design an
;Activated
Carbon Adsorber, the following
design parameters should be
considered:
temperature,
pressure,
VOC
and particle concentration,
moisture,
etc.
Bakon, for your special
application, designs and
constructs Adsorption
Systems having
efficiencies upto 99,9%.
What does VOC mean?
Volatile Organic
Compounds are
alifatic or aromatic
structured
hydrocarbons. They
have boiling points
upto 250ºC and air
pollution occurs
with their
atmospheric
photochemical
reactions.