Activated CarbonMade from high-quality coconut shells through a series of precision processing techniques. coconut huskactivated carbonThe appearance is black and granular, with developed pores, good adsorption performance, high strength, easy regeneration, and economic durability. However, due to issues such as the origin of coconut shells, the price is higher than that of conventional wooden activated carbon.

The product is mainly used for the purification, decolorization, dechlorination, and deodorization of drinking water, purified water, alcohol production, beverages, and industrial wastewater; It can also be used for mercaptan removal in the refining industry. Coconut shell activated carbon is refined from coconut shell as raw material, with an amorphous particle shape, high mechanical strength, developed pore structure, large specific surface area, fast adsorption speed, high adsorption capacity, easy regeneration, and durability. Mainly used for deodorization, removal of heavy metals, dechlorination, and liquid decolorization in food, beverages, medicinal activated carbon, alcoholic beverages, air purification activated carbon, and high-purity drinking water. And it can be widely used for solvent recovery and gas separation in the chemical industry.

Coconut shell activated carbon has a long service life and a complete range of types, including gold refining specific activated carbon, water treatment activated carbon, monosodium glutamate refining carbon, petrochemical mercaptan removal specific carbon, vinylon catalyst carrier activated carbon, ethylene desalinated water carbon, cigarette filter charcoal, etc. It is widely used in industries such as food, medical, mining, metallurgy, petrochemicals, steelmaking, tobacco, and fine chemicals.

Coconut shell activated carbon can be used in chemical plants, leather factories, paint factories, and engineering projects that use various organic solvents. It contains various organic solvents, inorganic and organic sulfides, hydrocarbons, chlorine gas, oil, mercury, and other harmful components to the environment. Activated carbon can be used for adsorption before discharge. The gases emitted from atomic energy facilities contain radioactive substances such as krypton, xenon, iodine, etc., which must be adsorbed clean with activated carbon before being discharged. The flue gas generated by the combustion of coal and heavy oil contains sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides, which are harmful components that pollute the atmosphere and form acid rain. They can also be adsorbed and removed by activated carbon.

There are still many uses of coconut shell activated carbon for refining gases, such as gas masks, cigarette filters, refrigerator deodorizers, car exhaust treatment devices, etc., all of which utilize the excellent adsorption performance of activated carbon to remove toxic components, harmful components to the human body, or odorous components from gases. For example, adding 100-120ng of activated carbon to cigarette filters can remove a significant portion of harmful substances from the smoke to the human body.

5. Thiol removal activated carbon: used as a carrier for gasoline desulfurization (deodorization) catalysts in catalytic units of refineries.

6. Vinylon catalyst activated carbon: used in the chemical industry as a catalyst carrier, such as as as a catalyst carrier for vinyl acetate.

7. Monosodium glutamate refined activated carbon: used for decolorization and refinement of mother liquor in the production process of monosodium glutamate, and can also be used for decolorization and refinement of fine chemical products.

8. Special activated carbon for cigarette filters: used in cigarette filters in the cigarette industry to remove toxic and harmful substances such as tar and nicotine from cigarettes.

9. Citric acid specific activated carbon: used for decolorization, refining, and deodorization of various acids such as citric acid, amino acids, and cysteine.

10. Special activated carbon for direct drinking water treatment: Activated carbon is used for deep water purification of household direct drinking water, water treatment in waterworks, and bottled water production.