X-TEX Test Data and Technical Details
X-TEX is a very efficient, non-polar and lipophilic lightweight fiber matrix that adsorbs an average of >20 times its weight of hydrocarbons or vegetable oils in loose fiber form, and >10 times its weight in the textile-blanket form. The material is lightweight, resilient, durable and formable to various filter shapes. It remains cohesive while in liquids. Hydrocarbons adhere to X-TEX and are not displaced by water. X-TEX excels at taking hydrocarbons out of water. The following are descriptions of bench tests and actual field tests conducted with X-TEX.
- Adsorption/Absorption Capacity of Motor Oil and Vegetable Oil
- Adsorption of Motor Oil/Diesel Fuel Mixture from Water
- X-TEX-B12, Test Data
- X-TEX-B12, Freeze Test
- X-TEX-B12, Ultraviolet Resistance Test
- X-TEX-AC-100, Comparison Test For the Removal of Mechanical Oil Emulsions in Water
- X-TEX-Z-200 Metals Test
- Observations of X-TEX removing the residual oil sheen
- Oil Retention Study
- Oil Sorption Properties of X-TEX vs Polypropylene for Stormwater Catch Basin Inserts
- Oil
Sorption Properties of X-TEX vs Competition
- Physical Test Results, 8 ounce X-TEX
- PAH Removal
- Phthalate leaching study of Polypropylene and X-TEX fabric
- Removal of Emulsified Oil
- Vehicle Wash Wastewater Filtration
- X-TEX Sorbent’s Potential Environmental Impact
- Ash Test
- MSDS
