It is primarily made from wood biomass such as thinned wood and waste wood.
Hymox DC-SG is a dioxin adsorbent that has newly been endowed with mercury adsorption properties based on the conventional Hymox manufacturing technology for dioxin adsorption. By injecting it before the bag filter in the incinerator's flue gas, it enables the removal of mercury from exhaust gases while maintaining the conventional high efficiency of dioxin removal. Additionally, it enhances the peelability from the bag filter of fly ash, improving dust removal efficiency. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【HiMOX(R) DC-SG Technology】 ■ Even with variations in the properties of raw materials, such as waste wood, a homogeneous product can be manufactured. ■ High-efficiency adsorption is possible by controlling the distribution of porous pore sizes. By focusing on the average length of dioxin molecules, which is about 25 angstroms, and designing the process to increase the pore diameter of the adsorbent to the range of 20 to 50 angstroms, the adsorption performance for dioxins has been dramatically improved. ■ Furthermore, high-efficiency mercury adsorption has been achieved through the ion exchange action of new additives used in the manufacturing process. 【Evaluation Tests】 In laboratory tests, a removal efficiency of 95-97% for mercury was confirmed. Additionally, a higher removal efficiency was observed compared to other companies' coal-based activated carbon and mercury removal activated carbon. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company proposes a new business model that utilizes biomass by regenerating it into carbonized materials and activated carbon, based on research and development in collaboration with municipalities, businesses, universities, and other research institutions, and is committed to creating a circular economy in the region and environmental conservation.