Powdered Activated Carbon Regeneration Equipment

Granular Activated Carbon Regeneration System

Granular Activated Carbon Regeneration System
Powdered Activated Carbon Regeneration Equipment
Granular Activated Carbon Regeneration System

High-temperature activated-carbon regeneration equipment with controlled steam input, 5–50 t/day capacity and ≥90% dry-basis yield.

What this solution is forHigh-temperature activated-carbon regeneration equipment with controlled steam input, 5–50 t/day capacity and ≥90% dry-basis yield.
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Technical Information

How does this GAC system clean pores, and is exhaust treatment included?

This granular activated carbon regeneration system uses internal heating, high-temperature pyrolytic desorption and metered steam to clean existing pores and develop new pore volume. Integrated exhaust treatment can be included; it is an optional scope item, not a confirmed inclusion in every supply package.

  • Heating: internal, high-temperature.
  • Steam: metered input.
  • Integrated exhaust treatment: can be included.

Applications

  • Regeneration of activated carbon from general solid-waste, hazardous-waste and online process streams.

Key specifications

  • Capacity: 5–50 t/day.
  • Dry-basis yield, excluding adsorbed impurities: ≥90%.

Advantages

  • Proprietary equipment with low consumption, strong regeneration quality, long runtime, low fault rate and controlled exhaust performance.

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Compare this unit with our powdered-carbon and activated-coke systems in our guide to choosing an activated carbon regeneration furnace.

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