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© 2011 Ahlstrom Corporation
Improving Health - Protecting the Environment
Ahlstrom Disruptor® PAC Powder Activated Carbon
Updated September 2015
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What is Ahlstrom Disruptor® Technology?
Series of 5 presentations:1. Ahlstrom Disruptor® - General information2. Ahlstrom Disruptor® - Legionella removal3. Ahlstrom Disruptor® - Powder activated
carbon (PAC) 4. Ahlstrom Disruptor® - Pathogen reduction5. Ahlstrom Disruptor® - Membrane biofouling
Welcome to this introduction to Ahlstrom Disruptor® - a unique and broad spectrum water filtration technology!
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Features of Ahlstrom Disruptor® PAC media
• Has similar particulate retention, flow and pressure drop as media without PAC
• Disruptor® PAC has a median particle size of ~8 micron (90% less than 625 mesh) producing rapid adsorption kinetics due to high surface to volume ratio of the carbon
• Small particles of PAC are retained by electro adhesion, not mechanical retention or through the use of binder fibers or chemical additives
• Improves taste, odor, clarity and safety of potable water
• Reduces chlorine, endocrine inhibitors, ibuprofen, trace hydrocarbon, bacteria, viruses, cysts and natural organic material (NOM)
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Nanoalumina + Powdered ActivatedCarbon
R.Ristau, IMS, UCONN
• Mean PAC particle size ~ 8 micron
• Small particle size produces rapid reaction with contaminants
• No adhesives used to retain the PAC
• Total PAC pore space available for reaction
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Edge image of PAC composite
R.Ristau, IMS, UCONN
• The carbon in Disruptor® PAC media is inherent to the active layer
• The media is laminated between two layers of spun bond polypropylene for strength and pleat support
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Chlorine removal comparison – 4 layers
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Stock - 24 ppm free ClNano Al w / 32%PAC, 4 layers =880 g/m2Mfrg A, 4 layers = 1440 g/m2Mfrg B, 4 layers =1000 g/m2Mfrg C, 4 layers =1000g/m2
Data courtesy Leo Kaledin, Argonide
Ahlstrom Disruptor® media with PAC ( with ~32% PAC, 4 layers) has a higher efficiency and capacity for chlorine reduction than several commercially available carbon filter media brands
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Iodine removal comparison – 3 layers
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Iodine stock solution Argonide PAC/NC media # 621Manufacturer "A"Manufacturer "C"Manufacturer "B"
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Data courtesy Leo Kaledin, Argonide
Ahlstrom Disruptor® media with PAC has a higher efficiency and capacity for iodine reduction than several commercially available carbon filter media brands
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PAC cartridge tested at 2 ppm chlorine
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Disruptor 2194-327 (PAC) media. Input free chlorine concentration 2 ppm
Filtered 17,000 liters of water w/ input conc. of 2.25 ppm, output conc. of 1.01 ppm. Corresponds to adsorption of ~23 g of free Cl by 24 g of PAC. On absorption of 958 mg of free Cl per 1 g of PAC. Simulation of EPA protocol for Cl removal from drinking water with stagnation points.
Data Ahlstrom Filtration LLC
Cartridges made with PAC media have been shown to have a chlorine reduction capacity of over 4500 gallons
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Applications
Personal Use: Water bottles, backpacks and other personalhydration systems
Residential: Tap, countertop, under sink, pitcher, refrigerator and gravity devices
CommercialSoft drink, coffee, tea, water and ice machine
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Summary of Ahlstrom Disruptor® removal capabilities
Virus (Polio, Norovirus, Rotavirus, etc., etc.)Bacteria (E. coli, Legionella, Pseudomonas,, etc., etc.)*Cysts*Humic AcidBromine (carbon)Chlorine* (carbon)Iodine (carbon)Lead 6.5 AND 8.5 pH*Ortho-phosphatePCBs, BPAPenicillin G,FlumenquinePolysaccharidesArsenic V 6.5 pH*Ferric Iron +++Chromium VI
Significant Removal
Arsenic III 6.5 pH*Arsenic III 8.5 pH*Bromine (white)Ferrous Iron++ *Soluble silicaTrihalomethanes (THM)Chloramine*VOC*
Arsenic V 8.5 pH*BromateManganese nitrateMercury 6.5 pH*Mercury 8.5 pH*NDMASulfateGeosmin
All marked with *: NSF concentration standard followed
Some RemovalMinimal to No
Removal
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Ahlstrom Disruptor® Safety
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Meets NSF/ANSI Standards 42 and 61
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• It is important to note the distinction between nanosilver and the silver impregnate zeolite we use in Disruptor® products
• Nanosilver is typically 25 nanometers in size and can freely move through the dermal layer and in between human cells
• The Agion® silver impregnated zeolite we use has an average diameter of 2 micron (2000 nanometers) or approximately 100 times larger than nanosilver
• This difference in size eliminates the possibility of the Agion® zeolite being considered to be nanoparticle. In addition, the Agion® product contains the silver internal to the zeolite. Silver is not available in a free form.
• This means the silver contained within the zeolite can only be released in the presence of other ions, taking the place of the silver in the zeolite. This method of ion exchange provides for controlled delivery.
Silver Antimicrobial: important to note
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Fact Sheet from USAPHC
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Thank you
Questions and for more information, Please contact: Mr. Rod [email protected] or [email protected]
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