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    Vapor Phase Carbon Treatment Equipment and Systems

    Siemens Water Technologies provides activated carbon adsorbers and systems to treat malodorous, VOC and other industrial plant emission problems.  Our systems are permanent, hard-piped as well as options for removable adsorber equipment.

    RB-Series Activated Carbon Adsorbers
    Siemens' RB-Series rolloff adsorbers are delivered to the site with activated carbon installed
    Siemens Water Technologies offers vapor phase adsorber equipment and systems for the treatment of various gas phase applications, including:

    - API separator vents
    - VOC control from soil vapor extraction (SVE) systems and air strippers
    - Wastewater and product storage tank vents
    - Process vents
    - Refinery and chemical plant wastewater sewer vents
    - Laboratory hood exhausts
    - Soil vapor extraction (SVE) remediation system off-gases
    - Controling emissions from waste processing operation (i.e., tank cleaning)
    - Backup VOC control device for thermal oxidizers

    Depending on the application specifics, we offer systems which are permanent, hard-piped as well as systems which are removable.  With our removable systems, when an adsorber exchange is required, a fresh adsorber will be delivered from any one of our regional locations. The adsorber containing spent carbon is removed from the site using a roll-off or flat bed trailer and shipped to our reactivation facility where the adsorber is emptied, inspected and refilled.  The spent carbon is reactivated and recycled.  

    For our hard-piped systems, Siemens can provide a total service package that includes utilizing OSHA trained personnel providing on-site carbon changeouts, packaging and transportation of spent carbon for recycling at our reactivation facilities, where the contaminants are thermally destroyed.  

    The frequency of activated carbon exchange will depend on operating parameters that affect carbon loading such as VOC type and concentration, temperature,  relative humidity, superficial gas velocity, carbon type (coconut shell or coal) and other factors.  Siemens offers state-of-the-art computer modeling programs, for carbon consumption estimates and optimization of system performance.

    Siemens also features Westates® activated carbon medias for vapor phase applications. 

     
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    For more information about Vapor Phase Carbon Treatment Equipment, contact the Information Desk, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Eastern Standard Time: 1.866.926.8420 or 1.724.772.1402 or information.water@siemens.com.

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    Vapor Phase Carbon Treatment Case Study

    Delaware Community Solves VOC Contamination in Drinking Water Supply With Activated Carbon

    In the Fall of 2005, water analysis for the Town of Millsboro, DE indicated that they were exceeding the Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL) for the volatile organic compound, Trichloroethylene (TCE).  TCE has been identified by the EPA as a carcinogen.  The town's supply averaged between 70 to 90 parts per million (ppm) of trichloroethylene, which is about 14 times higher than the federal limit of 5 ppb.

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    Featured Vapor Phase Carbon Treatment Products

    RB-Series Carbon Adsorbers
    Vent-Scrub™ Vapor Phase Carbon Adsorbers

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