Water purification.(carbon retains pesticides, greases, oils, detergents, disinfection by-products, toxins, color-producing compounds, compounds originating from the decomposition of algae and plants or from animal metabolism…).Deodorization and air purification.For example: in cartridge respirators Read More

At present, the emission of SO2 from metal smelting industry (including non-ferrous metals copper, zinc and lead, etc.) pollution. Because activated carbon materials are used in flue gas desulfurization, they have unique advantages over chemical adsorption methods, which do not produce secondary pol Read More

activated carbon removes a great many contaminants from water including:ChlorineRadioactive chemicalsCarcinogensHerbicidesPesticidesLimited arsenicHeavy metalsactivated carbon does not remove the following contaminants from water:SodiumMicrobesHardness mineralsAsbestosSome metalsNOTE: The above lis Read More

Activated carbon removes unwanted odors by acting as an adsorbent which will trap the odor inside the activated carbon and retain it. How to choose the right carbon?Organic vapors are a major source of atmospheric pollution. Read More

Industries are rapidly growing, leading to a substantial generation of wastewater. The efficient treatment and recycling of this wastewater are gaining increasing attention. Improper treatment can ultimately contaminate groundwater and other major water bodies, posing adverse effects on ecosystems, Read More

Nutshell activated carbon is widely used in the deep purification and gas phase adsorption of drinking water, industrial water and wastewater, such as power plants, petrochemicals, oil refineries, food and beverages, sugar and wine, medicine, electronics, fish farming, marine and other industries. Read More

In the field of air purification, it is generally believed that the purification of large air volume and low concentration organic waste gas is a difficult problem. This type of waste gas is characterized by large exhaust air volume. Read More

Activated carbon has different forms, and currently it is still mainly in granular form and powder form in water treatment. Powdered carbon is used for intermittent adsorption, that is, according to a certain proportion, powdered carbon is added to the water to be treated, mixed evenly, the carbon Read More

Activated carbon gas activation method uses oxygen-containing gas as an activator to undergo a redox reaction with carbon at high temperature to generate carbon monochloride, carbon dioxide and other hydrocarbons to remove hydrogen and oxygen atoms in carbon. The main reaction of the activation proc Read More

Everyone needs to consume a large amount of water in daily life. Have you ever thought about it? Is the water you drink every day safe?The quality of drinking water is closely related to everyone’s health. Therefore, we cannot ignore the quality of drinking water.This article will discuss the drinki Read More

The process of using activated carbon is simple: combine microscopic grains of carbon with polluted items you wish to cleanse, such as water, air, metals, or the human body.Activated carbon is a kind of porous carbon made by charring carbonaceous materials and filling them with dehydration chemicals Read More

In the selection of columnar activated carbon, commonly used reference indicators are: iodine value, carbon tetrachloride (CTC), methylene blue value, density, ash, moisture.What is columnar activated carbon distinction method? Read More