421 Environmental Applications of Adsorption I: Gas Phase

Description:
This session seeks papers that describe environmental applications of gas/vapor-phase adsorption systems. This could include papers on fundamental studies, development and characterization of environmentally benefical adsorbent materials, and testing or demonstration of adsorption systems.

Sponsor:
Air
Co-Sponsor(s):
Adsorption and Ion Exchange (02E)

Chair:
Nick Hutson
Email: hutson.nick@epa.gov

Co-Chair:
F. Handan Tezel
Email: handan.tezel@uottawa.ca


Papers:

8:30 AM
(421a) Multicomponent Ppb Competitive Adsorption in the Presence of Varying Relative Humidity
Peng Cheng and Bruce Tatarchuk

8:50 AM
(421b) Removal of Low Vapor Pressure Perfluoroalkanes By Activated Carbon
Bryan J. Schindler, James H. Buchanan, John J. Mahle, Gregory W. Peterson and T. Grant Glover

9:10 AM
(421c) The Design and Analysis of Activated Biochar Material for the Control of Elemental Mercury Emission From Industrial Facilities Into the Global Atmospheric Pool
Stanley R. Shewchuk, Ajay K. Dalai, Dave Smith, Mahuya De and Ramin Azargohar

9:30 AM
(421d) Mercury Interaction With the Fine Fraction of Coal Fly Ash in a Simulated Coal Power Plant Flue Gas Stream
Adam D. Jew, Erik C. Rupp, Ji-Eun Jung, Gabriela Farfan, Gordon E. Brown Jr. and Jennifer Wilcox

9:50 AM
(421e) Mercury Sorption Technology in Coal-Fired Power Plants
Noah D. Meeks

10:10 AM
(421f) Gas-Phase Mercury Removal Using Sulfur Doped Porous Carbon
K Suresh Kumar Reddy, Ahmed Al Shoaibi and C Srinivasakannan
File available
10:30 AM
(421g) Study of H2S Removal At High Temperature With 20%Fe2O3/Al2O3 Sorbent Applying Factorial Experimental Design Method
Ching Ying Huang and Yau Pin Chyou
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