50m3/h activated carbon Filter (radionuclides)
50m3/h activated carbon Filter (radionuclides)
Activated carbon filters are mounted at the extraction point of glove boxes and are used to trap toxic vapours.
Generally used in the nuclear sector and laboratories using sealed sources, they ensure that radioactive iodine and other radionuclides are adsorbed.
Activated carbon filters require specific permeation treatment depending on the gases which are treated and it is imperative to send us a list of handled products.
Applications
- Nuclear medicine
- Nuclear
Technical specifications – Information
Technical data:
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50m3/h Filter with grip handle.
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Mounted on the main ventilation circuit of a glove box under air or potentially mounted in a filter box for inert gases.
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Specific permeation treatment depending on the gas/acid being trapped.
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