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Technology Database Chemistry VNIIPV OFFER FOR EXPORTING AS FINAL PRODUCT BY CONTRACTS
VNIIPV offer for exporting as final product by
contracts:
VION ® chemosorption fibres (AN-I, AC-1, AC-3, KN-IM,
KN-2) with a wide range of consumers properties
Chemisorbent (ion-exchange) fibres VION are new highly efficient materials
for air cleaning from different toxic and aggressive gases (SO2, SO3, HF, HCl, Cl2,
H2S, NH3), as well as aerosols
(acid fogs, salt aerosols) which are the most largely encountered air
contaminants.
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The new methods of cleaning gas-and-air as well as water medium are
intended for protecting the environment, for the individual and collective
safety of workers in the enterprises of the metallurgical, chemical and
other branches of industry as well as for reducing acid
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Production processes have been elaborated for obtaining fibrous chemisorbents
VION and methods of manufacturing textile materials on their base (non-wovens
and fabrics).
The technological process of producing fibres VION comprises:
- the synthesis of copolymers;
- fibre formation;
- chemical treatment.
The main advantages of this technological process are in the possibility of
adjusting the composition of polymers in wide limits which ensures obtaining
different kinds of fibres with high exchange capacity which does not change in
service after reiterated sorption-desorption cycles.
Main advantages
- high purification degree (98);
- high sorption and regeneration rate (10-15 times higher than for grained
materials);
- high exchange capacity, selectivity;
- hydrolytic resistance to acid, alkali, regenerating agent action (exchange
capacity retention after 100 and more cycles of sorption - regeneration);
- low aero-dynamic and hydro-dynamic resistance when cleaning gas-air
(100-200 Pa) and aqueous media.
Prospective fields of application
- air cleaning from acids and alkalies (SO2,
HF, HCl, Cl2, NO2, NH3);
- waste water treatment from chrome, copper, nickel, zinc ions;
- portable water treatment from heavy metal ions and from radionucleids;
- overall, respirators.
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Respirator with VION Fibre Insert |
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Publishing date: August 29, 2000
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