
"C" Series
Charcoal Adsorbers
1 to 14 Canister Models
Standard
Larger Sizes Available
100 and 150 psi
Higher Pressure Models Available
Bolted Closure
O-Ring Closure Seal
Carbon Steel Construction
Stainless Steel Construction Available
These activated carbon filters
are designed for use in process fluids, especially glycol. They feature an 11" OD x
22" long canister for easier, cleaner charcoal replacement without the mess
associated with loose bed, bulk charcoal systems.
Charcoal Adsorbers Housings 1 and 2 Canister Models
GENERAL INFORMATION
Closed loop glycol and amine systems pick up solids, oils, dissolved hydrocarbons and well
inhibitors from the natural gas stream, fouling the fluids and causing a loss in operating
efficiency. Sludge buildup, foaming and contaminate discoloration can account for the loss
of glycol to the gas stream or total shut down of the dehydration or sweetening process. A
cartridge type fiber filter will remove the solids contaminant, but a charcoal bed is
required to remove oils, dissolved hydrocarbons, well inhibitors and degradation compounds
form the glycol or amine systems.
The Nowata Filtration activated carbon
adsorber, canister type filter is designed to purify glycol and amine streams which
minimizes fouling to keep the operating efficiency high. Canister type carbon cartridges
are the most economical type of activated carbon absorbers for flow rates up to 1.5
gallons per minute. The canister makes charcoal replacement much easier and cleaner than
loose charcoal beds. Canisters keep the operator from handling the messy charcoal.
Contaminated spent charcoal is difficult to dispose of unless it is contained in a
canister. Nowata Filtration offers one and two canister housings. Each canister contains
34 pounds of granulated charcoal and is rated for 1.5 gallons per minute of flow. In a
typical 400 gallon glycol dehydration system a single canister will usually last between 8
to 10 weeks. The glycol should be checked regularly for foaming or discoloration which
indicates it is time to change the canister. Unlike fibrous filter cartridges for the
removal of solids, a charcoal adsorber canister will not necessarily experience an
increase in pressure differential across the unit. Nowata also offers high flow /
high pressure charcoal housings that hold up to 14 canisters.
Charcoal Adsorber Vessels
High Flow & Multi Canister Models
GENERAL INFORMATION
Closed loop glycol and amine systems pick up solids, oils, dissolved hydrocarbons and well
inhibitors from the natural gas stream, fouling the fluids and causing a loss in operating
efficiency. Sludge buildup, foaming and contaminate discoloration can account for the loss
of glycol to the gas stream or total shut down of the dehydration or sweetening process. A
cartridge type fiber filter will remove the solids contaminant, but a charcoal bed is
required to remove oils, dissolved hydrocarbons, well inhibitors and degradation compounds
form the glycol or amine systems.
The Nowata Filtration activated carbon
canister type adsorber is designed to remove entrained hydrocarbons from glycol and amine
streams which eliminates fouling and maintains operating efficiency.
Canister type carbon cartridges are the
most convenient type of activated carbon absorbers for flow rates up to 20 gallons per
minute. The canister makes charcoal replacement much easier and cleaner than loose
charcoal beds. Canisters keep the operator from handling the messy charcoal. Contaminated
spent charcoal is difficult to dispose of unless it is contained in a canister. Nowata
Filtration offers from 1 to 14 canister housings.
Each canister contains 34 pounds of
granulated charcoal. In a typical 400 gallon glycol dehydration system, a single canister
will usually last between 8 to 10 weeks. Charcoal adsorber filters can be installed
directly in the process line, handling 100% of the flow or in a side stream of no less
than 30% of the total flow.
Charcoal
Replacement Canisters
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Ideal for removal of oils and heavy hydrocarbons in gas treatment systems.
Easier and cleaner than bulk carbon systems. The 11NC22 canister contains approximately 31
lbs. of granulated activated carbon. In a typical 400 gallon glycol dehydration system, a
single canister will usually last between 8 and 10 weeks depending upon the amount of
hydrocarbon contained in the natural gas stream.
- 11" OD x 20" long, or,
11" OD x 22" long charcoal canister.
- Carbon steel perforated metal shell and
core.
- Buna rubber end seals bonded to shell.
- 11NC22 canister holds approximately 31 lbs.
of activated carbon.
- Fits all Nowata "C"
Series filter vessels and many competitors' housings.
- Canisters keep the operator from
handling the messy bulk charcoal.
(We do not sell bulk charcoal)
- Maximum flow rate per canister is
approximately 1.33 GPM.
Multiple canister vessels can provide flow rates of up to 57 GPM.
ORDERING
INFORMATION |
CANISTER
PART NO. |
CHARCOAL CANISTER
DESCRIPTION |
| 7NC20 |
7" OD x
1-5/8" ID x 20" Long |
| 7NC22 |
7" OD x
1-5/8" ID x 22" Long |
| 11NC20 |
11" OD x
1-5/8" ID x 20" Long |
| 11NC22 |
11" OD x
1-5/8" ID x 22" Long |
| 11NC22A |
11" OD
x 2" ID x 22" Long |
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