Carbon Adsorbers
Highly Efficient Removal of Oil Vapors, H2S and Other Odors
Carbon Adsorber for Odor-Control at Grainery
Adsorption involves the adhesion of pollutant gas molecules to porous solid surfaces that the contaminated air stream passes through. Physical adsorption relies on intermolecular forces while chemical adsorption involves the formation of chemical bonds. Monroe’s Activated Carbon Dry Adsorber is highly efficient for removal of oil vapors, H2S and other odors, VOCs, and gas phase hydrocarbons.
Monroe offers complete in-house fabrication and engineering services for adsorbers employing several different adsorbent materials in regenerative or non-regenerative bulk-packed fixed bed designs and non-regenerative filter bed designs. Our staff of engineers and designers will evaluate each application individually and determine the optimum design parameters for each installation.
Overview of Carbon Adsorber Types
Deep Bed Adsorber: in horizontal or vertical configuration with a single deep bed or multiple beds in series within the adsorber vessel.
Parallel Bed Adsorber: airflow passes between two parallel beds in horizontal or vertical configuration, allowing higher airflow because there is a large passageway for initial contact of gas with one of the adsorbent beds.
Multiple Adsorber Vessel System: two or more separate adsorber vessels allow for air flow to be directed through one or more vessels for adsorption of contaminants while the other vessel or vessels are regenerated with steam, allowing for uninterrupted adsorption and regeneration.
Carbon Tray Adsorber: flow passes through several removable carbon trays in parallel. Each tray contains activated carbon pellets and may be removed and refilled when pellets are saturated.
Carbon Filter Adsorber: Air flow is directed through pleated or canister style filters that are easily replaced when saturated.
Deep Bed Carbon Adsorber flow diagram
Removable tray Carbon Adsorber
Carbon Adsorber Design Features
Wide range of adsorbents: carbon, zeolite, synthetic polymers
Capacities to 50,000 CFM for a single unit
Efficiencies to 99.9%
Construction available in mild steel, stainless steel, PVC, FRP, and other materials
Complete instrumentation and electrical controls available
Corrosion resistant AMCA rated fan on the inlet or outlet side of the adsorber, if required
