HALEX®

Decontamination of transformer oil containing PCBs

Essential fields of application:

specification

contentunitmin.max.
Sodium (Na)%1012,5
Inorganic carrier%9087,5
Sizemm24
Bulk densitykg/l0,70,7
HALEX® zur Dekontamination von PCB-haltigem Transformatorenöl

Available packaging

HALEX® (sodium content: approx. 10 G%) is supplied in small quantities in glass bottles of 1000 ml and 2000 ml.

Small quantity packaging:

Dangerous goods box: 30x40x30 with UN-X

dangerous goods cardboard box.

Standard packaging:

30 l-steel-Hobbock with approx. 16 kg HALEX® under Argon

propertiesspecification
Color:black
Smell:none
Shape:spheres with 2 – 4 mm diameter
storage capability:in the absence of air, unopened, for any length of time
behaviour towards air:decolorization upon self heating
behaviour towards water:formation of hydrogen

Areas of application for HALEX®

HALEX® is an inorganic carrier that is coated with approx. 10% sodium. Due to a special coating process, HALEX® is able to completely convert inorganic and organic halogen compounds as well as N2O into harmless substances. The products formed, such as sodium fluoride, can partly be reused as a secondary raw material.

Examples of gases to which HALEX is applicable:

CF4 – C2F6 – NF3 – SF6

CCl4 – CHF3 – N2

Drying and purification of gases

for example He – Xe – Kr

Storage:

HALEX ® must be stored protected from air ingress and moisture. It should not be stored in close proximity to highly flammable substances. If stored properly under argon, HALEX ® can be stored unopened for at least two years.

See also:

Siehe hierzu auch das:

BG-RCI sodium leaflet (in German)

HALEX® data sheets

HALEX® zur Dekontamination von PCB-haltigem Transformatorenöl
HALEX® zur Dekontamination von PCB-haltigem Transformatorenöl
HALEX® zur Dekontamination von PCB-haltigem Transformatorenöl

The special thing about HALEX® is:

All known halogen-containing compounds are implemented
No formation of dioxins, furans or NOx
No downstream neutralization required
No formation of exhaust gases