Research of the ways to regain absorption ability of the natural carbon containing mineral Shungite
Keywords:
adsorbent, juice, overheated steam, regeneration, ShungiteAbstract
In the article we described the detailed structure of the natural mineral Shungite which includes carbon in the form of fullerenes. Also it is showed how its regeneration ways – the low-temperature method and using superheated steam, which has vital importance to restore its adsorption properties when it is used in the canning industry. The optimum parameters of the process are defined. Also we found the frequency of regeneration of the mineral to save the company’s resources.
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