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Vapor phase isotherm design memorandum, January 2002

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Technical design memorandum for vapor phase isotherm treatment at a New York City site generated in January 2002.

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VOCaj^b™ AIR TREATMENT CARBONS

Applications: •Unexcelled quality control and quality Cost-effective VOCarb™ activated carbons assurance programs.

developed by U.S. FilterAVestates have •VOCarb™ activated carbons are suit­ able for multiple cycles of regeneration demonstrated superior performance on and high temperature reactivation, an extensive range of air treatment which allow for the reuse of the carbon applications. Manufactured from and eliminates disposal issues. coconut shells, anthracite and bitumi­ nous coal, VOCarb™ carbons are Quality Control/Assurance

available for: U.S. FilterAVestates in Los Angeles

•Chemical proces.s applications operates a full capabilities carbon •VOC control from air strippers, soil testing laboratory that uses ASTM vapor extraction and air sparge standard test procedures to assure systems carbon quality. A detailed quality assur­ •Tank vent emission.s ance program guarantees consistent •Solvent recovery quality from lot to lot and shipment to •HVAC •Odor Control shipment.

Size, shape, pore structure... each VOCarb Benefits and Features; proelucc is engineeredfir specijic applications. •Superior adsorption and VOC retention characteristics. •Reactivation services. •Carbon adsorption system design U.S.Fi = SLippon. WESTATES

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