Activated Carbon For Oil & Natural Gas manufacturing and industrial processes Provide solution

Natural Gas and Other Gas Purification: Refiners of natural gas, manufacturers, and users of other high-purity gases rely on activated carbon to remove contaminants and capture mercury compounds that may damage process equipment. Meanwhile, activated carbon is also used in gasoline vapor recovery equipment.
Mercury Removal: In the production of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), mercury can cause corrosion to aluminum heat exchangers. HGR® serves as the leading technology for removing mercury from natural gas.
Gas Desulfurization: Activated carbon is applied for desulfurization of various gases such as ethylene, natural gas, and biogas. Activated carbon pellets can be used to remove hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) from biogas streams generated in landfills, anaerobic digesters, or municipal wastewater treatment plants (WWTP).

Compressed Gas Treatment: To protect compressor components and enhance efficiency, activated carbon is used to remove trace amounts of lubricating oil from gas streams.
Fruit Storage: In the scrubber systems of fruit storage facilities, activated carbon controls carbon dioxide and ethylene to prevent premature ripening or decay of fruits.
Hydrogen Purification: During continuous hydrogen separation (from methane/steam hydrogen reforming) or other gas separation processes, activated carbon can adsorb organic impurities.
Gas Storage: The novel gas adsorption system leverages the inherent properties of activated carbon adsorbents and their general gas storage tendency. Under pressurized conditions, the well-developed carbon porosity significantly enhances the volume storage of pure gases (such as carbon dioxide or nitrogen) or gas mixtures (such as air).