ASCO2
-
Automatic
Systems for
CO2
Filtration
and Recovery
Tailoring
a Solution to Your CO2 Filtration Needs
We
design CO2 Filtration and Recovery solutions for industrial, office and
laboratory use.
Some
examples of our
CO2 Filtration and Recovery solutions:
CO2
Tank Breather Filters for Demineralized and
Condensate Water
We offer
Water
Tank Breather Filters to
eliminate
CO2 in the air inlet of demineralized and condensate water tanks. See Water
Tank
Breather Filters for CO2 .
CO2-Air
Purifiers for Offices, Hospitals and Meeting Rooms
FRESCO2
Air Purifiers
CO2
Emission Control
We
design Industrial
solutions to eliminate smaller quantities of
Carbon Dioxide CO2 in Combustion
gases.
Special CO2
Filters
for Laboratories
We
design Industrial
solutions to eliminate and/or recover 100%
of
Carbon Dioxide CO2 in Laboratory
processes.
ASCO2
-
Automatic Systems
for
Greenhouse
CO2
Fertilization
We offer
ASCO2
Automatic
Systems to transfer CO2 from outdoor air to Greenhouses - See:
ASCO2
Greenhouse.
ASCO2
- Automatic
Systems
for
CO2
Recovery and Storage
In many
situations it can be economically reasonable to recover Carbon Dioxide of
combustion gases or outdoor air for use in industrial processes.
We can provide our clients with Automatic CO2
Recovery & Storage Systems
that recover carbon dioxide from air/gases and automatically store the CO2
in high-pressure gas bottles.
Tailoring
a Solution to Your CO2 Filtration or CO2 Recovery Needs
In
order for us to be able to design a carbon dioxide elimination and/or recovery
system for your needs, we need to know the following:
What is the objective for the
use of the system? Could our FRESCO2
Air Purifiers be a solution to your CO2 filtration
needs? (See:
FRESCO2
Air Purifiers ) If the FRESCO2
Air Purifiers are not adequate, to start with, we would need
the following information:
1. What is the maximum
air-/gasflow (m3/h,
l/s, CFM) to be filtered?
2. What is the Temperature approximately of the air-/gasflow at entering the
filter?
3. What is the
composition of Gases, Vapours and Particles contained in
the gasflow at entering the filter?
3.A. What is the
Composition of
Gases and Vapours contained in
the gasflow at entering the filter?
3.B. What is the Quantity and
Composition of
Solid Materials and Particles contained in
the gasflow
per m3
or ft3 at
entering the filter?
4. What is the CO2
Filtration Efficiency required?
5. What is the maximum Pressure Drop permitted for the filter?
6. Is electrical power available for the filter?
6.A. What is the Voltage available?
7. What type of connection (e.g. of the ductwork of premises or equipment) that
you possibly need for the filter?
8. How much space (dimensions) is available for the installation of the filtration system?
9.
What is the
internal pressure of the system in which the CO2 filter is to be
installed?
We
look forward to your
contact:
 Phone
Spain
(+34) 626 961 443
Vonen
Engineering,
S.L.
C/
Benito de Castro, 12, 1o D.
E-28028
Madrid, Spain
Spain
Description
of the ASCO2 Technology
FRESCO2
Air Purifiers -
for Better
Quality of Indoor Air
CO2 Filtration for Industrial and Laboratory Processes
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