Have you ever walked into a room and immediately regretted it because of the funky smell? Or maybe you've encountered a toxic spill and wished there was a way to magically make it disappear? Well, fear not, because coal based granular activated carbon is here to save the day!Now, I know what you're Read More

Introduction to modified/impregnated activated carbon:Modified/impregnated activated carbon uses high-quality columnar activated carbon or granular activated carbon as a carrier and is refined by impregnation (impregnated with silver, copper oxide, molybdenum, phosphoric acid, KOH, NaOH, etc.). It h Read More

What is activated charcoal?Activated charcoal is a powder that is obtained from the carbonization of wood. This charcoal has properties that make it ideal for various applications, including drug and metal removal. It can also be used for treating poisoning because it has high adsorptive capacity. T Read More

Activated carbon is widely used to adsorb volatile organic compounds (VOCs) due to its high specific surface area and pore structure, which makes it an excellent adsorption material. Volatile organic compounds are organic chemicals that evaporate easily into the air and can have harmful effects on h Read More

Activated carbon is widely used in the purification of distilled alcohol due to its excellent adsorption properties. Here's how activated carbon is used in this process:Removal of impurities: During the distillation process, various impurities such as aldehydes, ketones, esters, and sulfur compounds Read More

Wooden columnar activated carbon (WCAC) is a type of activated carbon that is made from wood. It is characterized by its cylindrical shape, which makes it ideal for use in columnar filtration systems. WCAC has a high surface area and a wide range of pore sizes, making it effective for removing a var Read More

Amorphous granular charcoal is produced from hard fruit shells such as coconut shells. The process is that the coconut shells are first carbonized, crushed and screened to a certain particle size before entering the activation furnace. After activation, impurities such as sand and nails are separate Read More

General activated carbon goes through several processes: carbonization, activation, and superheated steam catalysis. In the process of making activated carbon, an important process is the activation process. So why does activated carbon need to be activated? What is the effect of activated carbon af Read More

Activated carbon is a porous carbon material with a very high specific surface area, which allows it to absorb various impurities in water and thereby purify water quality.The main reasons why activated carbon can purify water include:Adsorption: The microporous structure on the surface of activated Read More

The life of activated carbon is related to the following factors:1) What is the adsorbed substance? In liquid or gaseous state? For example, in solution, activated carbon has no adsorption capacity for hydrogen sulfide, so its life span is zero. But the gaseous hydrogen sulfide has a certain lifespa Read More

Look at the sizeThe higher the adsorption capacity of activated carbon, the more pores there will be, the looser the activated carbon will be, and the lighter the relative density will be. Therefore, the better the adsorption capacity of activated carbon, the lighter it feels and the larger its volu Read More

If your filter tank space is ideal, then in order from top to bottom: filter cotton, biochemical cotton, activated carbon, ceramic ring, filter cotton. Then it's best to replace the activated carbon once a month or so because it's full.Another point is to pay attention to the PH of the water quality Read More