CAT Series activated carbon towers by Parker purify industrial compressed air by removing residual oil vapors and odors for use with critical applications in such industries as food processing, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and electronics.
How it Works
Dry compressed air flows from top to bottom through a single vessel containing high-quality activated carbon. Any remaining oil-aerosols and oil vapors, including odors and tastes, are removed by the active surface area of the highly-porous activated carbon to produce high quality, clean compressed air. Finally, the treated compressed air exits the vessel and passes through an after-filter (sold separately) to remove any activated carbon fines. The use of an oil-indicator tube supplied as standard allows quality checks to be carried out periodically for verifying air purification. The lifetime of the activated carbon filling can vary and is dependent on the contamination type, quantity, and the relative humidity of the supplied compressed air. Typically the carbon bed will last 8,000 hours or more when properly maintained.
Features
- ASME Code pressure vessel
- Separate fill and drain ports
- Pressure gauge and oil indicator included
- Base ring for free standing installation
Specifications
- Model CAT1000
- Nominal flow rating: 750 SCFM @ 100 PSIG, 95° F*
- Air in/out connections: 3" FLG
- Maximum operating pressure: 232 PSIG
- 85" tall x 24" OD; 539Lb
- 310 Lb activated carbon
* For further details and flow capacities outside nominal operating conditions, see the manufacturer's technical bulletin.
