Activated carbon systems

Final-stage odour polishing, sized for the actual airflow.

Specify the cell format, media mass, pressure drop, access and replacement plan. Residual-ozone control is only stated where the exact configuration supports it.

Technician installing activated-carbon filter cells into a serviceable metal housing

Media and format

207C media.
Serviceable cells.

Public manufacturer information describes 207C as a high-activity coconut-shell granular activated carbon for vapour-phase applications. Exact media grade, mesh and proprietary product data require confirmation for each supplied configuration.

01

Pre-filter

Reduce grease and particulate loading where relevant.

02

Treatment stage

Ozone or another upstream process, where specified.

03

Carbon polish

Final adsorption stage in correctly sized cells and housings.

04

Discharge

Assessed against the complete project design.

What controls performance

No single carbon claim
fits every system.

Carbon can only be presented for residual-ozone destruction or control where the exact tested configuration supports that use. It does not guarantee safe discharge.

01Media grade and condition
02Bed depth and media mass
03Face velocity and residence time
04Humidity and contaminant loading
05Upstream filtration
06Inspection and replacement schedule

Built for maintenance

A carbon stage
you can look after.

Specify access space, pressure-drop information, cell identification, inspection intervals and an evidence-based replacement route from the start.

Configuration information

Cell dimensions and construction

Carbon media grade and mesh

Media mass per cell

Initial and replacement pressure drop

Housing face velocity

Replacement and disposal guidance