Factory arsenic adsorbent heavy metal capture agent

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Overview

The main indicators for measuring arsenic adsorbents in factories include adsorption capacity for different gas impurities, wear rate, loose packing density, specific surface area, compressive strength, etc. Used for filtering harmful gases, refining petroleum and vegetable oils, preventing viruses and fungi, recovering gasoline from natural gas, and decolorizing sugar and other colored substances. Due to the high net heat of the single-molecule adsorption layer, it is very suitable for non thermal regeneration devices. The arsenic removal adsorbent is a white spherical porous particle with uniform particle size, smooth surface, high mechanical strength, strong moisture absorption, and does not swell or crack after absorbing water. The product is non-toxic, odorless, and insoluble in water and organic solvents.

Product Details

Factory arsenic adsorbentFeatures:

Large specific surface area, suitable pore structure, and surface structure; Has strong adsorption capacity for adsorbates; Generally does not undergo chemical reactions with adsorbates and media; Easy to manufacture and regenerate; Has * adsorption and mechanical properties.

Adsorbents can be classified according to pore size, particle shape, chemical composition, surface polarity, etc., such as coarse and fine pore adsorbents, powder, granular, strip-shaped adsorbents, carbonaceous and oxide adsorbents, polar and non-polar adsorbents, etc.

The commonly used adsorbents include various activated carbon adsorbents made from carbonaceous materials and metal and non-metal oxide adsorbents (such as silica gel, alumina, molecular sieve, natural clay, etc.). The representative adsorbent is activated carbon, which has excellent adsorption performance but relatively high cost. It was once used in the Songhua River incident to adsorb toluene from water. Next are molecular sieves, silica gel, activated aluminum, polymer adsorbents, and biological adsorbents, among others.

Factory arsenic adsorbent

This low-cost adsorbent is expected to help solve the environmental problems of arsenic and arsenic removal in the current adsorbent market. Used for purifying commercial, municipal, bottled water, and mineral water, it can remove arsenic, selenium, uranium, radium, molybdenum, nickel, and other heavy metals.

Compared with existing adsorbents based on aluminum or iron hydroxide media, TITANSORB has fast mass transfer kinetics, resulting in a very short EBCT, and reducing EBCT means lowering the capital cost of the equipment. For TITANSORB, an EBCT of 30 to 180 seconds is acceptable. The titanium dioxide particles are so strong that there is almost no pressure drop in the system. After cleaning the medium, no mesh will be generated. The surface of TITANSORB has a very large pore size.

The larger pores in TITANSORB medium allow for rapid mass transfer within particles, which makes the transfer time of EBCT very short compared to a few minutes on other existing adsorbents. The size of the installed pressure vessel is much smaller than that of aluminum based or iron hydroxide based adsorbents.

Advantages:

1. Has high adsorption capacity for arsenic and other heavy metals

2. Adsorption inside is large

3. Wide operating range

4. High purity and stable performance

5. Very low cost

6. No need for recycled chemicals

7. The system design is simple (only the filter tank needs to be filled to use)

8. Reduce equipment footprint