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==CAS-Series Carbon Dioxide Adsorbers== | ==CAS-Series Carbon Dioxide Adsorbers== | ||
[[File:Hr_group04.gif|right|thumb|20px|CAS-Series Carbon Dioxide Adsorbers]] | |||
The Twin Tower Engineering CAS-Series carbon dioxide adsorbers are designed to remove CO2 from compressed air for outlet flows up to 320SLPM (11.3 SCFM). The carbon dioxide adsorber does this by using media beds featuring 13X molecular sieve in a pressure swing adsorption process for a more efficient adsorbtion of CO2. Outlet CO2 levels less than 1 PPM; outlet H2O levels less than -100°F dew point. Adsorbed moisture and CO2 are vented to atmosphere while dry CO2 free air is provided at the outlet port. | The Twin Tower Engineering CAS-Series carbon dioxide adsorbers are designed to remove CO2 from compressed air for outlet flows up to 320SLPM (11.3 SCFM). The carbon dioxide adsorber does this by using media beds featuring 13X molecular sieve in a pressure swing adsorption process for a more efficient adsorbtion of CO2. Outlet CO2 levels less than 1 PPM; outlet H2O levels less than -100°F dew point. Adsorbed moisture and CO2 are vented to atmosphere while dry CO2 free air is provided at the outlet port. | ||
Design Features includes solid state timer with LED display for visual monitoring for cycle, fixed orifice designed for consistent, trouble free purge flow and continuously self-regenerative operation. Purge mufflers and power cord standard. Standard voltage is 115 VAC. 230 VAC is available. Standard operating pressures are from 50 to 150 psig. | Design Features includes solid state timer with LED display for visual monitoring for cycle, fixed orifice designed for consistent, trouble free purge flow and continuously self-regenerative operation. Purge mufflers and power cord standard. Standard voltage is 115 VAC. 230 VAC is available. Standard operating pressures are from 50 to 150 psig. | ||
Industries utilizing these CO2 Adsorbers are Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS), FTIR Spectrometers, Gas Chromatographs, Laboratory Analyzers, NMR Spectroscopy, TOC Analyzers, Environmental Chambers, and Zero Air Systems. | Industries utilizing these CO2 Adsorbers are Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS), FTIR Spectrometers, Gas Chromatographs, Laboratory Analyzers, NMR Spectroscopy, TOC Analyzers, Environmental Chambers, and Zero Air Systems. | ||
==VCD-Series Carbon Dioxide Adsorbers== | ==VCD-Series Carbon Dioxide Adsorbers== | ||
The Twin Tower Engineering VCD-Series carbon dioxide adsorbers are designed to remove CO2 from compressed air for outlet flows up to 99 SLPM(3.5 SCFM). The carbon dioxide adsorber does this by using media beds featuring 13X molecular sieve in a pressure swing adsorption process for a more efficient adsorbtion of CO2. Outlet CO2 levels less than 1 PPM; outlet H2O levels less than -100°F dew point. Adsorbed moisture and CO2 are vented to atmosphere while dry CO2 free air is provided at the outlet port. | The Twin Tower Engineering VCD-Series carbon dioxide adsorbers are designed to remove CO2 from compressed air for outlet flows up to 99 SLPM(3.5 SCFM). The carbon dioxide adsorber does this by using media beds featuring 13X molecular sieve in a pressure swing adsorption process for a more efficient adsorbtion of CO2. Outlet CO2 levels less than 1 PPM; outlet H2O levels less than -100°F dew point. Adsorbed moisture and CO2 are vented to atmosphere while dry CO2 free air is provided at the outlet port. | ||