Techno-Economic Analyses of the Moisture Adsorbed Materials

Year 2022, Volume: 17 Issue: 1, 34 - 43, 30.03.2022

Ahmet Samancı , Gülin Gençoğlu Korkmaz

Abstract

The use of adsorbents, which are naturally formed in nature or created in a laboratory environment, in agriculture, industry, and daily life is increasing day by day. It is possible to classify adsorbents according to different criteria, however in this study, they are considered natural and synthetic adsorbents. Considering the laborious and costly preparation of synthetic adsorbents in the laboratory environment, and the abundance, cheap costs, and accessibility of the natural adsorbents in Turkey, it is necessary for our country to have an important place in the world markets, by establishing eco-friend, clean, and high-tech production facilities and orienting towards natural adsorbents.

Keywords

adsorbent, natural adsorbents, eco-friendly

Thanks

The authors thank Rota Mining, which has the most important zeolite deposits in Turkey, for its contributions.

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