The Process:

The media in the containers is an "Iron-based", free flowing, granular, substantially dry material, which reacts specifically with H2S and other sulfurous gaseous species. It is "non-regenerative" and must be replaced when it no longer has the capacity to remove any more sulfur species.

The contaminated vapours are "down-flowed" through the media in our system, the h2s is removed, and the remaining "sweet" vapour exits out the bottom of the container.

Due to the material's high degree of porosity, negligible pressure is required to pass through the media in the container.

1. Vapours emitted from sour oil and water tanks
2. Vacuum truck blower discharges
3. Venting of liners in sour pipelines
4. Catadyne heater fuel sweetening
5. Ventilation of electrical panels
6. Meter proving discharges
7. Loading and unloading of tank trucks
8. De-pressuring of pig senders and receivers
9. Sweetening instrument and controller emissions
10. Discharge from gas-operated chemical pumps
11. De-hy condensation tank vapours
12. Ventilation of sewage lift-stations

We currently stock the following sizes of containers in both Calgary and Blackfalds, Alberta:

1. 200 pound drum
2. 350 pound drum
3. 600 pound drum
4. 1000 pound tank

Sizes of containers other than those listed can be "custom built" to the customers specific needs.

The AXTRAP® media used in our containers is classified by Alberta Environmental Protection Services as "non-hazardous" from start to finish, and as a result may be land farmed or placed in municipal landfills.

The reaction mechanism creates "PYRITE" or "fool's gold", which is non-pyrophoric and non-hazardous.