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Hydrogen Sulphide Technical Data
| Ref | Description | Control Valve | Tank Size | *Media Volume in bags | Flow Rate |
| H2S20-C1 | 0.62 m3/hr Catalytic Carbon WS1 System | Clack WS1 | 10” x 54” | 0.8 | 0.62 m3/hr |
| H2S25-C1 | 0.89 m3/hr Catalytic Carbon WS1 System | Clack WS1 | 12” x 52” | 1.0 | 0.89 m3/hr |
| H2S35-C1 | 1.05 m3/hr Catalytic Carbon WS1 System | Clack WS1 | 13” x 54” | 1.4 | 1.05 m3/hr |
| H2S50-C1 | 1.21 m3/hr Catalytic Carbon WS1 System | Clack WS1 | 14” x 65” | 2.0 | 1.21 m3/hr |
| H2S63-C1 | 1.59 m3/hr Catalytic Carbon WS1 System | Clack WS1 | 16” x 65” | 2.5 | 1.59 m3/hr |
| H2S85-C1 | 2.0 m3/hr Catalytic Carbon WS1 System | Clack WS1 | 18” x 65” | 3.5 | 2.0 m3/hr |
| H2S100-C1 | 2.73 m3/hr Catalytic Carbon WS1 System | Clack WS1 | 21” x 60” | 4.0 | 2.73 m3/hr |
| H2S150-C15 | 3.57 m3/hr Catalytic Carbon WS1.5 System | Clack WS1 | 24” x 69” | 6.0 | 3.57 m3/hr |
| H2S200-C15 | 5.57 m3/hr Catalytic Carbon WS1.5 System | Clack WS1.5 | 30” x 72” | 8.0 | 5.57 m3/hr |
| H2S300-C2 | 8.02 m3/hr Catalytic Carbon WS2 System | Clack WS2 | 36” x 72” | 12.0 | 8.02 m3/hr |
| H2S450-C2 | 10.92 m3/hr Catalytic Carbon WS2H System | Clack WS2H | 42” x 78” | 18.0 | 10.92 m3/hr |
| H2S550-C3 | 14.26 m3/hr Catalytic Carbon WS3 System | Clack WS2H | 48” x 82” | 22.0 | 14.26m3/hr |
| *Catalytic Carbon contains 50L per bag and equates to 25kg per bag | |||||
| ** Flow rates based on a five 5 gpm / soft for ordinary taste, odour and hydrogen sulphide loads with a minimum freeboard of 30% | |||||
Hydrogen Sulphide
Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) is a gas which if dissolved in water smells like rotten eggs. The easiest way to remove the smell of small amounts is to aerate the water or pass it through carbon. In conventional carbon filters the carbon gets saturated and regularly needs replacing. In this system the H2S is sprayed through a layer of air held in the top of the vessel oxidising the gas vastly improving the capacity of the carbon reducing the need and cost of carbon replacement.