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DIA ? Disposable In-Line Adsorbers

DIA ? Disposable In-Line Adsorbers

DIA ? Disposable In-Line Adsorbers

Product catalog summary
Overview
Disposable In-Line Adsorbers (DIA) are designed for the removal of various contaminants using adsorption materials. They are constructed from polyamide (PA) or polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) and are available in two sizes, containing approximately 11cc and 110cc of adsorbent material.

Specifications
- Materials: Polyamide (PA) & Polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF)
- Pressure: Up to 8 Bar
- Ports: 1/4” or 1/2” Spigots
- Flow Rates: Correspond to grade 5 elements in similar size bodies
- Temperature: Maximum 80°C at 0 Bar, 50°C at maximum pressure

Technical Details
1. DIA.N□
- Port Size: Ø 1/4" Spigot
- Maximum Pressure: 8 Bar
- Material: Polyamide
- Dimensions: Diameter 25mm, Body Length 96.5mm, Spigot Length 20mm
- Volume: 11cc

2. DIA.K□
- Port Size: Ø 1/4" Spigot
- Maximum Pressure: 4 Bar
- Material: PVDF
- Dimensions: Diameter 25mm, Body Length 96.5mm, Spigot Length 20mm
- Volume: 11cc

3. DIA.LN□
- Port Size: Ø 1/2" Spigot
- Maximum Pressure: 8 Bar
- Material: Polyamide
- Dimensions: Diameter 51mm, Body Length 79mm, Spigot Length 24mm
- Volume: 110cc

4. DIA.LK□
- Port Size: Ø 1/4" Spigot
- Maximum Pressure: 4 Bar
- Material: PVDF
- Dimensions: Diameter 51mm, Body Length 79mm, Spigot Length 24mm
- Volume: 110cc

Adsorber Materials and Uses
- Activated Carbon Granules: Removal of hydrocarbons and organic vapours
- Molecular Sieve 4A & 13X: Removal of CO2, NH3, H2S, SOx, aromatics, amines
- Silica Gel: Removal of water vapour
- Mixed Bases (Soda Lime): Removal of acidic gases, CO2, SOx, NOx, HCl
- Potassium Permanganate: Removal of SOx and other acidic gases
- Hopcalite: Removal of CO by catalytic oxidation to CO2

Contact Information
Classic Filters Ltd.
Sextant Park, Neptune Close, Rochester, Kent, England, ME2 4LU
Phone: +44 (0)1634 724224
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.classicfilters.com
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Catalog excerpts

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Disposable In-Line Adsorbers Polyamide & PVDF Disposable In-Line Adsorbers (DIA) consist of polyamide or PVDF bodies filled with granular adsorption material with integral inlet and outlet filter pads. Two body sizes are available, containing approximately 11 cc and 11 Occ Flow rates are the same as for grade 5 elements in the same size bodies. However, with adsorption more important considerations will be the volume of adsorbent and the contact time. A range of adsorber materials are available, these are listed below. Replace the □ in the part number with the grade required. Technical Specifications Port Size Adsober (see table below) Body Length Spigot Length DIA.LND DIA.LND Grade Adsorber 01 Activated Carbon Granules 06 Mixed Bases (SodaLime) Principle Uses Removal of hydrocarbons and other organic vapours Removal of C02, NH3, H2S, SOx, aromatics, amines Removal of water vapour Removal of acidic gases, C02, SOX, NOX, HCI Removal of SOX and other acidic gases Removal of CO by catalytic oxidation to C02 (1) Replace the □ with the adsorber required, e.g. DIA.N01 (2) Material abbreviations, PA= Polyamide, PVDF = Polyvinylidenediflouride

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