On renewable adsorbent materials for nitrogen oxides, arsenic, lead, and phosphine
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Is there any substance similar to activated carbon and molecular sieves that can be used to adsorb nitrogen oxides from CO2 gas, preferably one that can be regenerated and reused? Similarly, if the gas contains lead, arsenic, and phosphine, it’s not clear what kind of filler can be used for adsorption
What type of activated carbon can adsorb nitrogen oxides?
Granular activated carbon; I’m not sure if it will work.
Activated carbon has such a wide range of functions; let me check! !
Activated carbon is used too broadly; for such specific applications, it’s necessary to conduct experiments and try it out oneself
Also, according to your description, is it used for flue gas desulfurization?
Our factory does not have experimental operating conditions; it would be best if a relevant manufacturer could provide supporting services
Yes, it is mainly used for flue gas and kiln gas
Among those I’ve dealt with, there were requests for activated carbon. As for the application effects and the processes related to the supporting equipment, I am not aware of them.
Do you have the technical parameters for activated carbon?