Activated carbon is a general adsorbent. Their adsorption properties are attributed to their high surface area, microporous structure and high surface reactivity. Therefore, they are used for purification, decolorization, deodorization, dechlorination, separation and concentration for recovery and filtration from gas and liquid solutions to remove or modify harmful components. Therefore, granular activated carbon adsorption is an area of interest in many economic fields, involving food, pharmaceutical, chemical, petroleum, nuclear, automotive and vacuum industries, as well as drinking water, industrial and municipal wastewater treatment and other fields. Industrial smoke.
We offer a variety of industry-leading activated carbon solutions in three major product groups, each with its own uses and applications:
Powdered activated carbon
Granular activated carbon
Extruded activated carbon
We complement our activated carbon products through on-site and service, and help meet your specific needs.
Our activated carbon products are also used in industrial processes as colorants, supports or catalysts, and pore size distribution is very important in most applications. Activated carbon, also known as activated carbon, is a processed carbon that creates millions of small holes between carbon atoms, greatly increasing the surface area. The surface area of activated carbon makes the material suitable for adsorption, and impurities can be removed from fluid, steam or gas by this process.
Ideally, the pore size of the carbon material used should be larger than the pore size it is trying to adsorb. The removed molecules are retained in the pore structure of carbon by van der Waals force, electrostatic attraction or chemical adsorption. The adsorption process helps coconut shell carbon reduce harmful gases, activate chemical reactions and act as carriers of biomass and chemicals.
