Activated carbon is a very porous, carbon-like adsorbent medium with a complex structure consisting mainly of carbon atoms. The pore networks in initiated carbon are directs made in an unbending spine of chaotic layers of carbon molecules, held together by compound bonds, which stack unevenly, making an extremely permeable design comprising of alcoves, corners, and the cleft between the carbon layers. Coconut shell, peat, pit, hard and softwood, lignite, pit, and other unusual carbon materials are used to make initiated carbon. Compound initiation or high-temperature steam actuation is utilized in the creation of enacted carbon from these unrefined substances. The characteristic pore network in the grid construction of actuated carbon permits contaminations to be taken out from vaporous and fluid media through a system called adsorption. This is the way into the exhibition of enacted carbon.

Uses of Activated Carbon

Urban sewage treatment 

Some organic substances in wastewater are difficult to oxidize and decompose by microorganisms or conventional oxidation methods, such as phenol, benzene, petroleum and its products, pesticides, detergents washings, synthetic dyes, amines, and many man-made organic compounds, biochemically treated It is difficult to meet discharge standards in later water bodies with higher discharge requirements, and this also seriously affect the reuse of wastewater, so it is necessary to have advanced treatment measures. 

Advance treatment of drinking water 

The adsorption process on activated carbon is built based on conventional water treatment. Generally, it is fixed after filtering through the sand. It may also include a sand filter and a double-layer filter or activated carbon instead of sand. During the deep treatment of drinking water by adsorption on activated carbon, it was found that a large number of microorganisms grow on the activated carbon filter media, which improves the output water quality and prolongs the life of the water. long regeneration time. Therefore, a cost-effective bioactive carbon to remove trace substances in water has been developed.

Home use 

Purifies air – Activated carbon is placed indoors to effectively absorb formaldehyde and xylene contained in the air. 

Deodorize furniture – Activated charcoal can be applied to newly purchased furniture in cabinets, refrigerator drawers, or deodorizing shoes. 

Deodorize Car – New cars usually contain a lot of harmful substances that have an unpleasant, pungent odor, which can be effectively removed with activated carbon.

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