Vapor Phase, Sodium Thiosulfate Media

HS-CL Vapor Phase, Sodium Thiosulfate Media

Hydrosil’s HS-CL is a zeolite-based media that is impregnated with sodium thiosulfate. The HS-CL is specially designed for removing chlorine, bromine, or chlorine dioxide from vapor streams. The theoretical capacity of HS-CL is approximately 8.0 percent by weight. The mechanism for chlorine/chlorine dioxide removal is a reaction with sodium thiosulfate.

The HS-CL is typically used in pulp and paper facilities, chemical, fresh and waste water treatment plants.

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TYPICAL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

Property: Value:
Sodium Thiosulfate, % wt. min. 4.04
Bulk Density, lb/ft 3 59-61
Moisture, % avg. 15
Hardness, Min. (ASTM D-3802) 95.0
Particle Size 4 x 8
Maximum Temperature, °F 182
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Common Applications:

  • Chlorine
  • Chlorine Dioxide
  • Bromine

Case Study:

Chlorine Emergency Scrubber

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