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ACTIVATED CARBON FILTERS
ACTIVATED CARBON FILTERS

AFPRO manufactures activated carbon filters for air purification. By using special highly activated carbons, these filters achieve a long product life. Activated carbon filters are used to adsorb gaseous pollutions in air and for odour adsorption. AFPRO carbon cylinders of the type AC are filled with activated carbon made from natural raw materials. Depending on the application, the activated carbon filters are suitable for the adsorption of many pollutants. The standard activated carbon used by AFPRO is hard, dust-free and has an adsorption capacity, up to 40 % of its own weight.
ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY
AFPRO produces activated carbon filters, which can be fully incinerated.
ACTIVATED CARBON
Activated carbon is widely used for adsorption of specific components in air streams or gases. Most common use is treatment of air or water to remove trace organics like aromates, pesticides or alcohols. In many cases impregnated carbon is used for the specific removal of toxic gasses or reduction of emissions. Please refer to the table on this page to select your type of carbon.
ADVANTAGES
At nominal load, ACS activated carbon filters have the following advantages: - Low pressure drop - Large surface area - Good adsorption capacity - Long life time - Standard size units - Refillable
APPLICATIONS
At nominal load, AFPRO activated carbon filters effectively adsorb the following odours: - Solvents - Cooking odours - Waste and sewage odours - Petrol and diesel fumes - Animal odours - Recirculated air For specific of applications, we supply specially Impregnated activated carbon. This special carbon is used for: - Archives and museums - Parking garages - Acid and chlorine vapours
Selection Table Type

M-carb K-carb S-carb R-carb ABEK F-carb C-carb
Size available
2,3 and 4 mm 3 mm 3 mm 3 and 4 mm 8 x 16 and 12 x 20 3 mm 4x8, 6x12 and 12x30
Application
General air-, gas treatment, solvent recovery Ammonia and amine removal Acid vapors, H2S, SO2, HCI and CI2 (control room protection) Acid vapors and NH3, Nox O3 (archieves) Respirators and moving vehicles Formaldehyde, acetaldehyde (tobacco smoke) Food grade, breweries, potable water
Warning: AFPRO activated carbon filters are designed to reduce low concentration pollution (max. 100 ppm). At higher concentrations and specific substances, like ketones, there is a risk of spontaneous combustion. Not suitable for systems that generate a lot of smoke and/or soot, for example, barbecues and grills. Always ensure that the filtered air is discharged via a ventilation system with the correct dimensions.
Description M-Carb
M-carb is 3 mm pellet activated carbon designed for air and gas purification applications. The AFPRO carbon is produced by high temperature stream activation of coal which produces a porous material with a high surface area allowing it to adsorb a wide range of organic compounds. The coal based raw material also ensures a high density product with good mechanical strength and low dust content.
Powder
Selection
M-carb is used in a range of different applications including: - Volatile organic Compound (VOC) abatement - Ventilation and air conditioning systems - Groundwater remediation - Paint spray booths - Steam regenerable solvent recovery systems for medium boiling point solvents such as benzene. - Industrial odour removal - Cooker hoods
Granulates
Specifications Carbon tetrachloride activity, min. %w/w Butane activity, min. %w/w Hardness number, min. Moisture content, as packed, max., %w/w Mesh size, US sieve series, %w/w > 8 Mesh (2,35 mm), min
M-Carb 60 23 95 5 95
Pellets
ACTIVATED CARBON ADSORPTION TESTS

Qualified measurement tests can provide an expected life time.. The following tests can be performed: Carbon Tetrachloride saturation Determination of moisture content Determination of volatile matter Determination of sieve analysis Microscopic survay The first three tests, which are performed as standard components of an adsorption test, indicate the remaining life. However, tests can also be performed to assess the activated carbon adsorption capacity for particular substances.
CYLINDERS AND MOUNTING FRAMES
AFPRO activated carbon cylinders of the type AC are filled with activated carbon made from natural raw materials. Depending on the application, the activated carbon cylinders are suitable for the adsorption of many pollutants. The standard activated carbon used by AFPRO is hard, dust-free and has an adsorption capacity, up to 40 % of its own weight. Materials Cylinder Filter media Gasket Maximum operating temperature Maximum relative humidity Technical data cylinders
Type no. Type no. Dimensions Galvanised Stainless T x L (mm) steel steel AC-2-12 AC-2-12/SS 142 x 250 AC-2-26 AC-2-26/SS 142 x 450 Capacity nom. (m3/hr 85 150 Filling weight Resistance (Pa) (kg) 1,7 2,6 82 80
: galvanized steel, stainless steel : activated carbon : neoprene : 50 C : 70%
The mounting specifications of the AFPRO holding frames are the same as the standard dimensions of the mountingframes of the bag filters. Technical data mounting frames
Type no. Galvanised steel AC.H.FR.A AC.H.FR.B AC.H.FR.C AC.H.FR.CC Type no. Stainless steel AC.H.FR.A/SS AC.H.FR.B/SS AC.H.FR.C/SS AC.H.FR.CC/SS
180
Dimensions T Number of x L (mm) cylinders 610 508 305 305 x x x x 610 610 610 305 16 12 8 4
Pressure drop
Pressure drop [Pa]
160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 0 20
AC-2-12 AC-2-26
40
60
80
100 120 140 160 180 200
Air flow [m 3/h]
ACTIVATED CARBON FOR ARCHIVES AND MUSEUMS

In museums and archives valueable artefacts, documents and tapes are stored. Hostile enviromental conditions may cause damage to the artefacts. AFPRO filters devopled an impregnated activated carbon to adsorp the gaseous pollutions that can cause damage. AFPRO manufactures v-banked filterpanels with M-carb and R-Carb activated carbon. Many museums and archives have air handling units that are equiped with these filterpanels. Applying R-carb media means up to 4 times longer life time then standard activated carbon. AFPRO manufactures two types of filterpanels. The AC12/4 and AC18 panels. Both types are refillable.
AC12/4 panels
Materials Frame Filter media Maximum operating temperature Maximum relative humidity : galvanized steel : activated carbon : 50 C : 70%
Cross section Velocity m/s

0,5 1 2 2,5
Capacity per Module m3/h

175 325 750 900
Capacity per Frame m3/h

700 1300 3000 3600
Pressure drop Pa
25 60 110 140
Superficial contact time Sec.

0,16 0,08 0,04 0,035
Dimensions LxHxD mm
295x290x292 295x290x292 295x290x292 295x290x292
AC18 panels
Materials Frame Filter media Maximum operating temperature Maximum relative humidity : plastic : activated carbon : 50 C : 70%
Cross section Velocity m/s

1 1,3 2 2,9
Capacity per Module m3/h

340 425 640 935
Capacity per Frame m3/h

1360 1700 2560 3740
Pressure drop Pa
40 50 80 125
Superficial contact time Sec.

0,18 0,15 0,1 0,065
Dimensions LxHxD mm
600x145x440 600x145x440 600x145x440 600x145x440
Mounting frames
AFPRO has developed special mounting frames in galvanized steel for the AC 12 and AC 18 panel filter sizes. The AC filters are easy to place and replace. All mounting frames are provided with a gasket. A detailed drawing how to install the mounting frames in your air handling unit is available.
ACTIVATED CARBON RIGID BAG FILTERS

AFPRO manufactures rigid bag filters with activated carbon filter media in three sizes to fit standard frame dimensions. The rigid bag filters can be mounted in the same mounting frames as bagfilters
Technical characteristics
Media Sealant Frame Header : Synthetic filtermedia impregnated with activated carbon : Hot melt. : Moulded plastic : Extruded plastic, 25 mm
Working conditions
Operating temperature Maximum temperature Maximum relative humidity Recommended final pressure drop Maximum pressure drop : 50 C : 60C : 90% : 450 Pa : 600 Pa
Technical data
AFPROtype HPQ-AK-A HPQ-AK-B HPQ-AK-C Standard Dimensions LxWxD mm 592 x 592x292 490 x 592x292 288 x 592x292 Flow rate m /h 3200 2400 1600
3
Filter Area m 9,0 6,0 4,5

2
Initial Pressure Drop Pa 100 100 100
ACTIVATED CARBON PANELS

AFPRO manufactures activated carbon panels for applications with a low air flow and a need for high protection levels.
Materials
Case Filter media Gasket : galvanized steel, perforated : activated carbon, M-carb : neoprene
Working conditions
Operating temperature Maximum temperature Maximum relative humidity Recommended final pressure drop Maximum pressure drop : 50 C : 60C : 90% : 450 Pa : 600 Pa
Technical data
All activated carbon panels are produced according customers specifications. Please contact us for more information.
AFPRO THE AIRFILTER PROFESSIONALS

AFPRO Filters BV P.O. box 482, 1800 AL Alkmaar Berenkoog 67, 1822 BN Alkmaar The Netherlands Telephone: +31 (0)72-567 55 16 Fax: +31 (0)72-561 51 94 Email: sales@afprofilters.com Website: www.afprofilters.com
We reserve the right to change specifications without prior notice. 2008 AFPRO Filters
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ACTIVATED CARBON FILTERS

ACTIVATED CARBON FILTERS

Selection Table Type

ACTIVATED CARBON ADSORPTION TESTS

CYLINDERS AND MOUNTING FRAMES

: galvanized steel, stainless steel : activated carbon : neoprene : 50 C : 70%

160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 0 20

100 120 140 160 180 200

Air flow [m 3/h]

ACTIVATED CARBON FOR ARCHIVES AND MUSEUMS

Cross section Velocity m/s

Capacity per Module m3/h

Capacity per Frame m3/h

Superficial contact time Sec.

Cross section Velocity m/s

Capacity per Module m3/h

Capacity per Frame m3/h

Superficial contact time Sec.

ACTIVATED CARBON RIGID BAG FILTERS

Filter Area m 9,0 6,0 4,5

Initial Pressure Drop Pa 100 100 100

ACTIVATED CARBON PANELS

AFPRO THE AIRFILTER PROFESSIONALS

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