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Issues related to the steam desorption of organic compounds

2015-10-27View Original

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After adsorbing organic substances using activated carbon or activated carbon fibers, steam is used for desorption and regeneration; in this case, is superheated steam more effective or is saturated steam more effective for desorption?
Reply #22020-07-21
Superheated steam is of course the best for desorption, mainly because it has a high temperature and large heat content, resulting in a fast desorption rate.

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