Adsorption CE 583 ENERGY&ENVIRONMENT

CE 583 demonstrates the removal of dissolved substances by adsorption. During adsorption the substances dissolved in the raw water are called adsorbate. A pump transports the water from a tank in a circuit with two adsorbers filled with activated carbon. The pump transports treated water to the first adsorber. A concentrated adsorbate solution is added to the treated water flow using a metering pump. The raw water produced in this way enters the adsorber and flows through the activated carbon fixed bed. Here the adsorbate adsorbs on the activated carbon. To remove any quantities of adsorbate still present from the water, the water then flows through a second adsorber (safety adsorber). The treated water is returned to the feed line of the first adsorber where concentrated adsorbate solution is added once again. This creates a closed water circuit.

Adsorber and safety adsorber inner diameter: each 60mm height: each 600mm capacity: each 1700cm3 Tanks treated water: 45L adsorbate solution: 45L Circulation pump max. flow rate: 180L/h max. head: 10m Metering pump max. flow rate: 2,1L/h max. head: 160m Heater max. power: 500W Measuring ranges flow rate: 0…60L/h temperature: 0…60°C pressure: 0…2,5bar 230V, 50Hz, 1 phase 230V, 60Hz, 1 phase; 120V, 60Hz, 1 phase

LxWxH: 1500x790x1900mm Weight: approx. 180kg

Demonstrates the removal of dissolved substances by adsorption.