Product Description:
Activated carbon filter is a highly efficient water treatment equipment, mainly used to remove organic matter, chlorine, odor and other chemical pollutants in water. It uses highly porous granular activated carbon as the filter medium, which effectively captures impurities in water through adsorption. In addition, it can also be combined with other water treatment technologies (such as reverse osmosis, nanofiltration, etc.) to form a more comprehensive water treatment solution to ensure that the water quality meets industrial and drinking standards.
Working Principle:
Use the adsorption of activated carbon to adsorb residual chlorine, color, odor, etc. in water.
Working steps: normal water production-backwash-forward wash.
Product Function:
- Remove organic pollutants, chlorine, odor and color from water.
- Improve the taste and odor of water and improve water quality.
- Can be combined with other water treatment technologies to enhance the overall water treatment effect.
- Provide real-time monitoring of water quality to ensure that water quality meets standards.
Features:
In terms of decontamination efficiency, activated carbon is highly effective in removing a variety of pollutants from water due to its large surface area and complex structure.
When compared to other water treatment systems, activated carbon has low energy consumption which makes it a more environmentally friendly and economical solution.
Activated carbon has a flexible application and can be used for the purification of various water qualities. It can be tailored according to different water quality and treatment requirements, and can adapt to a variety of industrial application scenarios.
Another advantage of activated carbon is its long service life. It is made from high-quality materials and has a low frequency of equipment replacement.
Technical Parameters:
The bulk density of activated carbon is generally between 0.45-0.55mg/ml, with the most common value being 0.5mg/ml. The filtration rate for activated carbon is typically 10-15m/h. The particle size can vary between 1-2mm, 2-4mm, and so on depending on the application.
