Granular Activated Carbon for Water Treatment (GAC)

    Granular activated carbon for water treatment(GAC)        

A. Materials: selected grades of coal 

B. Method: activated under rigidly controlled conditions by high temperature steam activation

C. Features: a unique pore size distribution, low density, and high adsorption capacity

D. superior performance: in an extensive array of liquid phase treatment and chemical purification applications

E. Shape: Granular, Columnar, Powder

Specifications:

Carbon Tetrachloride  Adsorption                     60% min 
Surface Area                                           1000m2/g typical 
Apparent Density, Dry                                 460-520kg/m3
Ash                                                       7% max 
Iodine Number                                          900 min 
Moisture Kontent                                       5% max 
Hardness Number                                      97 min

Methylene blue                                         >160

Usage Example:  

such as decolorization, amine purification, glycol purification, and organic contaminant removal.

Company infomation:

ATL ningxia Anteli is the leading international manufacturer and supplier of specially activated carbons, and associated adsorption technology. We provide a complete range of activated carbon products, applications, and services, to meet all requirements. Our specialties include water, gas, air, oil, and flue gas treatments, gold recovery, and carbon regeneration using thermal reactivation techniques.
Our team are renowned for both their technical know-how, and their excellent customer service. At ATL carbon, we’re committed to ensuring that the exact requirements of each individual are always met, and that any given application is matched to the right solution. Our products are used in many domestic and industrial applications, ranging from shoe insole deodorisers to the manufacture of complex industrial chemicals.
 

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