Sulphur Impregnated Activated Carbon for Mercury Removal

Sulfur impregnated Activated carbon is highly effective for the removal of mercury vapor. The mercury removal process typically employs a single or double vessel adsorption system designed to reduce the concentration to below 0.01ug/Nm. During the adsorption process, the mercury is attracted to the surface of the desulfurized coal activated carbon. A chemical reaction then occurs, converting the mercury to mercury sulfide, which is retained in the pores of the carbon particles. This mechanism ensures efficient and reliable removal of mercury from gas streams, making sulfur impregnated activated carbon a popular choice for such applications.

 Specifications 

The following is the parameter information of sulfur impregnated activated carbon we mainly produce. We can also customize according to the iodine value and specifications you need

Before impregnation:

After impregnation:

Packing 

To ensure the goods arrive in good condition and maintain their quality and efficacy, the choice of packaging depends on the quantities, transportation mode, and destination. At Spring Envitec, we commonly use the following export packaging for our goods:

1.Small to medium-sized quantities (5-25 kg): Woven bags or paper bags

2.Large quantities (500 kg or more): Bulk packaging loaded into containers or bulk ships.

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