Product Introduction:

Activated carbon is a black porous solid carbonaceous material produced from coal by crushing, shaping, or carbonizing and activating uniform coal particles. The main component is carbon, and it contains small amounts of oxygen, hydrogen, sulfur, nitrogen, chlorine and other elements. The specific surface area of ordinary activated carbon is between 500 and 1700 m ²/g. It has strong adsorption performance and is a widely used industrial adsorbent.





Basic Product Information:

Product Usage:

1. Household activated carbon Air purification: placing activated carbon indoors to effectively absorb formaldehyde, xylene, and other pollutants in the air.

Harmful substances (especially newly renovated houses).

Furniture odor removal: Activated carbon can be used to store newly purchased furniture in cabinets, drawers, or refrigerators It can also be placed inside shoes to remove odors.

Car deodorization: New cars generally contain a lot of harmful substances and unpleasant odors, which can be effectively removed with activated carbon.

2. Exhaust adsorption of sewage treatment plant.

3. Beverage water treatment.

4. Pre treatment of power plant water.

5. Pre treatment of wastewater recycling.

6. Biological wastewater treatment.

7. Toxic wastewater treatment.

8. Petrochemical alkali free mercaptan removal.

9. Solvent recovery (because activated carbon can adsorb organic solvents).

10. Chemical catalyst carrier.

11. Filter canister.

12. Gold extraction.

13. Chemical storage exhaust purification.

14. Sugar production, alcoholic beverages, monosodium glutamate pharmaceuticals, food refinement, decolorization.

15. Ethylene desalinated water packing.

16. Automobile exhaust purification.

17. PTA oxidation unit purifies gas.

18. Removing impurities from printing ink.

19. Gas separation: for example, recovering benzene from city gas; Recovering gasoline, propane, and butane from natural gas; Used for treating waste gas in Fischer Tropsch synthesis to recover hydrocarbons, etc.

20. Liquid phase adsorption: for example, in the sugar industry, activated carbon adsorption is used to decolorize sugar solution; Using activated carbon to decolorize organic substances in the chemical industry; Purification of organic impurities in electroplating bath using activated carbon to ensure the quality of electroplating surface and for phenol removal from wastewater.