Description
A granular activated carbon used to prevent radioactive release in nuclear power plants, nuclear fuel processing facilities and medical treatment centers. Iodine isotopes arising from nuclear reactions are captured in filtration systems to prevent radioiodine atmospheric release and protect personnel from exposure.
Specification
| Parameter | Value | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| CTC adsorption (60 min) | 60min | % |
| Apparent density | 0.380min | g/mL |
| Ball pan hardness | 95min | — |
| Moisture | 8max | % |
| Ash | 5max | % |
| Methyl iodide removal efficiency | 99.0min | % |
Note Methyl iodide removal efficiency is stated on the datasheet without a test method or conditions. Request the qualification protocol before specifying against a regulatory requirement.
Applications
- Nuclear grade filters
- Iodine-131 capture
- Hydrogen sulfide removal
- Mercaptan removal
- Flue gas processing