Activated Carbon Water Purifier Principle

Activated carbon water purifier is also called activated carbon purifier and activated carbon water treatment equipment. Its filtration principle is mainly through the adsorption of activated carbon. Activated carbon is a very small carbon particle with large micropores per unit area. Usually we call it capillary pores. This kind of capillary has strong adsorption capacity. Due to the large surface area of the carbon particles, it is fully in contact with impurities in the water. These impurities can be adsorbed in the micropores, thereby removing impurities such as colloids in the water. Activated carbon can also adsorb CL ions and ozone in water. It also has a certain adsorption capacity for organic matter in water, and can obviously adsorb pigments in water.