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    This document provides instructions for using ZeoClear granular media for inline filtration after oil extraction with compressed hydrocarbon solvent. Safety precautions should be followed as the media contains fine particulates and proper respiratory protection is required. The media can be baked at 200C for 8 hours to remove superficial water but it is not required. Suggested solvent temperatures are cold, ambient, or warm and flow rates of 1-2 liters per minute are recommended to achieve the slowest possible flow through the media column for effective contaminant removal.

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    This document provides instructions for using ZeoClear granular media for inline filtration after oil extraction with compressed hydrocarbon solvent. Safety precautions should be followed as the media contains fine particulates and proper respiratory protection is required. The media can be baked at 200C for 8 hours to remove superficial water but it is not required. Suggested solvent temperatures are cold, ambient, or warm and flow rates of 1-2 liters per minute are recommended to achieve the slowest possible flow through the media column for effective contaminant removal.

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    This document provides instructions for using ZeoClear granular media for inline filtration after oil extraction with compressed hydrocarbon solvent. Safety precautions should be followed as the media contains fine particulates and proper respiratory protection is required. The media can be baked at 200C for 8 hours to remove superficial water but it is not required. Suggested solvent temperatures are cold, ambient, or warm and flow rates of 1-2 liters per minute are recommended to achieve the slowest possible flow through the media column for effective contaminant removal.

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    SUGGESTED USE FOR

    ZEOCLEAR TM GRANULAR MEDIA

    Scope: Inline filtration (color remediation) with granular media as an adsorbent after oil extraction with liquid
    compressed hydrocarbon solvent.

    Safety Precautions: Granular media contains fine particulate and proper respiratory protective measures
    should always be used.

    Further information on storage conditions: Keep container tightly closed and dry; store in a cool, dry location.

    REQUIRED MATERIALS: MEDIA TO BIOMASS RATIOS:


    Filter housing - Stainless column 3”- 4” 1:6 (75g per lb of plant material)
    in diameter and 3”-12” in length Polish – light touch for best material
    depending on batch size.
    1:4 (112g per lb of plant material)
    Filter paper - 1-micron and 5-micron filter Refine - medium load for product improvement
    paper and/or sintered disc (depth filtration
    1:3 (150g per lb of plant material)
    can be used to achieve sub-micron
    Transform - more aggressive contaminant removal
    filtration without affecting flow.)

    Media Prep: Media does not need to be baked prior to use but can be and only superficial water will be
    removed which may improve performance. To remove superficial moisture, bake for 8hrs at 200C (392F)

    Suggested solvent temperature: Works well with cold, ambient and warm solvent.

    Suggested solvent flow rates:


    Keep solvent flow into the filter just higher than that of your solvent recovery rate so that you have the slowest
    possible flow without completely recovering all the solvent in your recovery at any given time.

    Suggested flow rate 1-2 Liters per minute (LPM) (≈1.5lb-3lb per minute)

    Solution flowing through filter > Solvent recovery (evaporation)

    Ball valves at the top and bottom of the media column can be closed partially to control flow. If both valves are
    left open and the solvent is allowed to flow freely the retention time will be too low and you will not achieve
    your desired results.
    Example: If you’re recovering 1 LPM try to restrict flow to 1.1 LPM so that you have the slowest possible flow.

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