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Sulfur Guard by MicroPure purifies CO2 by removing sulfur compounds, aromatic hydrocarbons, and aldehydes plus other potential contaminants through chemical adsorption. Sulfur Guard has been designed specifically to adsorb the sulfur compounds, hydrogen sulfide and the particularly troublesome carbonyl sulfide that can be unpredictably present in CO2. This special design also removes benzene, hexane, volatile oxygenated hydrocarbons, and some aldehydes more efficiently than traditional activated carbon filters. Under typical levels of contamination, the filter cartridges should be changed every six months. The Sulfur Guard filtration mechanism is irreversible. Its formulation of filter adsorbents has special properties that when combined with activated carbon chemically converts H2S and COS into a stable form. This ensures that the adsorbed contaminants will not de-sorb back into the pure CO2 stream. Extensive testing both in the laboratory and in the field has shown that this technology is extremely effective. ** The adsorption filter is only part of the Sulfur Guard CO2 purification system. In addition to the sulfur-adsorbing stage there are other filter stages that include upstream coalescing filters to remove liquid water and oils and if desired, an additional activated carbon filter can be added upstream of the special Sulfur Guard stage to remove high levels of aromatic hydrocarbons. A final stage particulate filter will remove particles and bacteria down to the 0.01-micron level. Sulfur Guard is so much more than just an H2S filter. A camera-ready brochure containing full technical specifications is also available in PDF format. Note that you will need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader in order to display and print this document. * ISBT Carbon Dioxide Guidelines, 1999, International Society of BeverageTechnologists ** Evaluation of Filtration Material for Removal of COS & H2S from CO2, 2000, AJE Testing & Research |
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