Hengwang Activated Carbon - Conventional Specifications of Columnar Activated Carbon:

Iodine Value: 1400/1200/1000/800/600/400/200

Diameter: 1.5-8mm

Introduction to Columnar Activated Carbon:
Columnar activated carbon is made from coal, coconut shell, and wood chips as raw materials. It is widely used in nitrogen purification equipment and air separation nitrogen production equipment, and is particularly suitable for post-stage purification and oil absorption in pressure swing adsorption nitrogen production. It appears as black cylindrical granules.
Columnar activated carbon has a very high effective adsorption rate in the field of air purification, with a CTC adsorption rate of over 90%. It also has a good adsorption effect on volatile organic compounds in water, achieving a removal rate of 25% to 65% for various volatile organic compounds in water. Comparing the adsorption patterns of different molecular weight organic compounds, it can be seen that for volatile organic compounds, the larger the molecular weight, the higher the removal rate. This is similar to the adsorption patterns of phenol and cationic嫩黃, meaning that for small-molecule organic compounds in water, the larger the molecular weight, the more easily they are adsorbed by activated carbon.
Activated carbon has a good removal effect on extractable organic compounds with a molecular weight below 480, but a low removal efficiency for large-molecule organic compounds. This is mainly due to the steric hindrance effect of the micropore structure of activated carbon; overly large organic molecules cannot enter the pores of activated carbon and can only be adsorbed on the surface.

Columnar Activated Carbon Applications:

Widely used in gas treatment, sewage treatment, desulfurization and denitrification, solvent recovery, nitrogen generators, air separation equipment, painting workshops, and other fields.

For example:

Water treatment industry: Columnar activated carbon is used to remove organic matter, odors, pigments, chlorine, and other pollutants from water, making it a key component in the water purification process.
Air purification: In air purifiers and gas masks, columnar activated carbon is used to adsorb harmful gases and particles, such as formaldehyde, benzene, and other volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
Chemical and pharmaceutical industries: In the refining of chemical products and pharmaceutical processes, columnar activated carbon is used to adsorb impurities and purify products.
Food and beverage industry: Used to remove pigments, odors, and impurities from food and beverages, improving product quality.
Electronics industry: In semiconductor and electronics manufacturing processes, columnar activated carbon is used to purify gases and chemicals to ensure product quality.
Environmental protection: In industrial exhaust gas treatment, columnar activated carbon can adsorb harmful components in gases, reducing environmental pollution.
Metal extraction and electroplating: In metal extraction and electroplating processes, columnar activated carbon is used to adsorb metal ions, improving recovery rates and product quality.
Solvent recovery: In industries such as chemicals and printing, columnar activated carbon is used to adsorb and recover organic solvents, reducing waste and environmental pollution.

Precautions for Using Columnar Activated Carbon:
Not all columnar activated carbon can adsorb harmful gases. Only when the pore structure of the columnar activated carbon is slightly larger than the diameter of the harmful gas molecules, allowing them to fully enter (neither too large nor too small), can optimal adsorption be achieved. Currently, the market mainly offers bamboo charcoal and Wujin charcoal crafts. Wujin charcoal is extremely expensive, with an iodine adsorption index of only about 650 mg/g; bamboo charcoal products also have an iodine adsorption index of only about 700 mg/g. Our company's modified columnar activated carbon, compared to similar products on the market, features excellent adsorption performance and high cost-effectiveness.