Transcription of Chapter 1 - Carbon Adsorbers
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Chapter 1 Carbon Adsorbers John L. Sorrels Air Economics Group Health and Environmental Impacts Division Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards Environmental Protection Agency Research Triangle Park, NC 27711 Amanda Baynham, David D. Randall, Karen S. Schaffner RTI International Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 October 2018 DISCLAIMER This document includes references to specific companies, trade names and commercial products. Mention of these companies and their products in this document is not intended to constitute an endorsement or recommendation by the Environmental Protection Agency. i Contents Chapter 1 Carbon Adsorbers Introduction .. 1-1 Types of Adsorbers .. 1-2 Fixed-bed Units .. 1-2 Canister 1-3 Moving-Bed Adsorbers .. 1-4 Fluid-Bed Adsorbers .. 1-5 Types of Adsorbent.
maintaining a low VOC content in the effluent. (See Section 1.6 for information on designing a carbon adsorber control system, including how to determine the amount of carbon needed and how to estimate the adsorption and desorption times.) 1 Although steam is the most commonly used regenerant, there are situations where it should not be used. For
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