Coal based activated carbon is produced through a series of processes, including carbonization, cooling and activation. The product has the typical black cylindrical profile. Irregular granular activated carbon is also known as broken carbon, while the cylindrical activated carbon is known as a cylindrical carbon. They both are produced from raw carbon powder and binding agents through a series of processes such as mixing, forming, carbonization and activation.
Advantages: activated carbon products have advanced pore structures, strong absorption capacity, excellent mechanical strength, absorption rate and good adaptability to short-term and emergent water pollution, besides the activated carbon is easy to regenerate and very cost-effective.
Materials: Anthracite, Bitumite
Application: Purification of toxic gas, flue gas treatment, industrial and household water purification, solvent recovery, etc.
Specification | Unit | Broken GranularCarbon | Pelleted Carbon | Powdered Carbon |
Moisture | percent | ≤5 | ≤5 | ≤5 |
Ash | <12 | >95 | 700-1100 | 17-5 |
Iodine value | mg/g | 800-1050 | 800-1050 | 700-950 |
Methylene Blue | mg/g | 110-210 | 110-210 | 80-150 |
Surface Area | ㎡/g | >800 | >800 | >700 |
Size |
8*30 mesh 12*40 mesh 10-20 mesh |
1.5mm2mm 3mm 4mm |
100 mesh 200 mesh 325 mesh |
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CTC | percent | / | >40 | / |
Hardness | percent | >90 | >90 | / |
Loading Density | G/L | 400-550 | 400-550 | / |
Ignition Point | ℃ | ≥450 | ≥450 | ≥450 |
PH | / | 8-10 | 8-10 | 8-10 |
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Pellet | Granular | Powder | Spherical |