Technical Information
Cylindrical pelletized activated carbon made from coal powder, wood-based material, coconut shell or similar feedstocks, extruded and then carbonized and activated.
How is pelletized activated carbon made?
Pelletized activated carbon is a cylindrical product made from coal powder, wood-based material, coconut shell or similar feedstocks. The forming process is extrusion, followed by carbonization and activation after forming. The listed product advantages are high adsorption performance, low flow resistance and high strength.
Applications
- Gas-phase adsorption.
- Liquid-phase adsorption.
- Industrial exhaust gas, chemical catalysis and water-treatment contexts.
Advantages
- High adsorption performance, low flow resistance and high strength.
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