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Fulflo TruBind 300 Cartridges

Specifications Technology Performance
Unlike competitive technologies in which

TruBind absorbent cartridge efficiency
Materials of Construction: hydrocarbons are removed through surface depends upon the residence time of the
Absorbent: Proprietary modified polymer adsorption onto the medium, TruBind fluid within the cartridge, which is a function
Support Construction: 100% polyolefin cartridges utilize a proprietary modified of the volumetric flow rate.
Seal Material: Gasket (Polyethylene polymer that both absorbs and chemically 1. Hydrocarbon Removal Efficiency: At
Foam); 222 O-Ring (Buna-N) binds the hydrocarbon molecules into its in- an equivalent flow rate of 1.0 gpm per
terior matrices. The affinity of the polymeric 10-inch cartridge the TruBind cartridge
Maximum Recommended Operating absorbent for hydrocarbon contaminant
Conditions: is so great that accelerated testing by the typically reduces trace hydrocarbon con-
Temperature: Toxic Characteristics Leachate Procedure taminant in excess of 95% in single pass
150°F (65°C) @ 20 psid (1.4 bar); (TCLP) indicated the effluent hydrocar- mode. This efficiency level can be main-
180°F (82°C) @10 psid (0.7 bar) bon level in water to be below current and tained only to a net differential pressure
Pressure: proposed EPA limits. The modified polymer of 10 psi. Series or multipass filtration can
40 psid (2.8 bar) @ 75°F (24°C) was formulated to control the speed of virtually eliminate hydrocarbon contami-
Flow Rate: hydrocarbon absorption by eliminating the nation.
1.0 gpm per 10-inch cartridge potential for skin formation at the polymer/ 2. Hydrocarbon Absorbent Capacity:
Changeout Pressure Drop (net): hydrocarbon interface. Consequently this The TruBind cartridge medium has the
10 psi (0.7 bar) polymer, when incorporated into a radial- potential to remove up to 250 grams (ap-
Flow Factor: flow-design cartridge, insures maximum proximately one-half pint) of low density
0.03 psid per 1 gpm at 1cks viscosity utilization of surface area. The nature of hydrocarbon contaminant.On this basis,
per 10 in cartridge the polymer makes it an effective absor- the table below provides expected life
pH Range: 2 - 12 bent for free, emulsified and dissolved oils, data in hours or gallons at several trace
contaminant levels based on a 1.0 gpm
synthetic lubricants, grease and a multitude
Lengths: 10-40 in (249mm-1016mm) of organic solvents. flow rate per 10-inch cartridge. Absor-
Outside Diameter: 2-1/2 in (63.5 mm) bent capacity will decrease as density of
Inside Diameter: 1-1/16 in (27 mm) hydrocarbon increases.
3. Flow Rate Capability: A maximum
BioSafety: flow rate of 1.0 gpm per 10-inch length
The TruBind cartridge is classified cartridge is recommended for the most
as non-hazardous and incinerable. effective removal of trace hydrocarbon
Disposal must be dictated by local contaminant.
regulations pertaining to the absorbed
contaminant. Hydrocarbon Concentration Hydrocarbon Estimated Gallons Estimated Cost
Removal per Life in Fluid per Gallon
Recommended Vessels: (ppm) (% by weight) Minute (grams) Hours Treated of Treated Flud
All standard Fulflo vessels designed for
2-1/2 in OD cartridges. 10 .001 0.04 106.0 6,330 $ .003
100 .01 0.40 10.6 633 $ .03
1,000 .1 4.00 1.1 63 $ .30
Note: Cost per gallon decreases significantly with longer cartridges.
Ordering Information

TBC

Cartridge Series Length Support Core Seal Material
TruBind Absorbent A = Standard Wall DO = Double-Open-End A
9 9-5/8 244
Cartridge Polypropylene Core (standard for DO seal design)
10 9-13/16 249
19 19-5/8 498 DX = DOE w/core extender N = Buna-N O-Ring
20 19-15/16 506 TC = Single-Open-End (standard for TC seal design)
29 29-1/4 743 (222 O-ring seal)
30 30-1/16 764
39 39 991
40 40 1016

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