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The °Catalytic Stripper (CS) is a heated catalytic element used to remove the semivolatile fraction of an aerosol.
The importance of °CS
The exhaust from various fossil fuels and combustion processes contain a complex mixture of solid particles and semi-volatile material found in both the particle and the vapor phase. Physical and chemical characterization of these complex aerosols gives a better understanding of potential health effects, assessing alternative combustion technologies and emission control devices, and the impact of new fuel and lubricant formulations on emissions.
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CS015 | CS03
°Catalytic Stripper Models Comparison
°Catalytic Stripper Models Comparison
| Specification | CS015 | CS08 | CS10 | CS15 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inlet Flowrate | 1.5 L/min | 8 L/min | 10 L/min | 15 L/min |
| Oxidation Efficiency | >99% of propane | >99% of propane | >99% of propane | >99% of propane |
| Solid Particle Loss | at 50 nm and 1 mg/m³ mass. | at 50 nm and 1 mg/m³ mass. | at 50 nm and 1 mg/m³ mass. | at 50 nm and 1 mg/m³ mass. |
| Operating Gas Temperature | 350°C | 350°C | 350°C | 350°C |
| Outlet Temperature | Ambient + 25°C | Ambient + 25°C | Ambient + 25°C | Ambient + 25°C |
