Columnar activated carbon

Granular activated carbon is produced from coal, coconut shell, and wood shavings through a series of refined production processes. It has a black, cylindrical particle appearance and is widely used in gas treatment, wastewater treatment, desulfurization and denitrification, solvent recovery, nitrogen generators, air separation equipment, paint spray workshops, and other fields.

Application

Columnar activated carbon is widely used for the purification of toxic gases, waste gas treatment, purification of industrial and domestic water, solvent recovery, and more.

Activated carbon columns are used in various aspects of industrial and agricultural production, such as alkaline-free deodorization (refined desulfurization) in the petrochemical industry, ethylene desalination (refined packing), catalyst carrier (palladium, platinum, rhodium, etc.), water purification and wastewater treatment; water quality treatment and protection in power plants; chemical catalysts and carriers, gas purification, solvent recovery, and decolorization/refining of oils and fats in the chemical industry; refining, decolorization, and processing of beverages, alcoholic beverages, monosodium glutamate mother liquor, and food; gold extraction and tail solution recovery in the gold industry; wastewater treatment, air pollution control, and treatment of harmful gases in the environmental protection industry; and related industries such as cigarette filters, moisture-proof and deodorizing wooden flooring, automotive gasoline evaporation pollution control, and preparation of various impregnating liquid solutions. Activated carbon is expected to have a promising future and a vast sales market.