Coconut shell activated carbon for edible oil purification

Specifications

1. Enormous surface area
2. High adsorption capacity
3, Fast filtration speed
4, High Iodine value

Nowadays, pollution occurs everywhere,people are more and more concern about improving living environment which related to our healthy closely,  that bring about sharply requirement and application of activated carbon in various feilds.

 

Main mission of our activated carbon: to purify water, to clean air,to reduce pollution,to refine sugar,monosodium glutamate,wine,beverage, to offer people a better healthier living and working environment !

 

Welcome customers from worldwide come to us, enjoy our service, get to know our products, and join hands with us to make the world better, purer  and more beautiful by using our activated carbon. 

 Powder activated carbon parameter:

Item	Value
Iodine adsorption ( ≥  mg/g)	900-1100
Methylene Blue value ( ≥   ml/0.1g)	11-13
Apparent density (g/ml)	0.45-0.55
Moisture   ( ≤ %)	10
Ash content ( ≤ %)	3
PH value	3-8
Fe.  ( ≤ %)	0.05
Chloride ( ≤ %)	0.2

 

Granular activated carbon parameter:

Item	Value
Particle size(mesh)	4*6, 4*8, 4*10, 12*30,12*40, 8*20,8*30,20*40
Specific area (BET m ² /g)	950-1200
MB value (ml/0.1g)	11-13
Iodine adsorption (mg /g)	900-1100
Ash content ( ≤ %)	0.5

 

Remark: Pls advise your required parameter, we will quote most competitive price based on your needs.

 

2, Air/ Vapor

     2.1, Vapor extraction / remediation

     2.2, Odor control

     2.3, Catalyst support / protection

     2.4, Air stripper off-gas

     2.5, Indoor air quality

     2.6, Tank venting

 

3, Food 

     3.1, Glycerin purification

     3.2, Wine / fruit joice decolorization / deodorization

     3.3, Edible oil purification

     3.4, Corn and cane sugar decolorization

 

4,Chemical 

      4.1, Glycol  purification and recycling

      4.2, Chemical or products purification

      4.3, Sludge/ soill stabilization

      4.4, Catalyst support / Protection

      4.5, Amine purification

      4.6, Dry cleaning solvent purification

      4.7, Industrial oil purification

      4.8, Solvent recovery

      4.9  ,Precious metal /Gold recovery 

 

5, Miscellaneous

      5.1, Ultra capacitor

      5.2, Cigarette filters

      5.3, Phamaceutial

 

 

 

Activated carbon is a highly porous substance that attracts and holds organic chemicals inside it. The media is created by first burning a carbonaceous substance without oxygen which makes a carbon “char”. Next, the “char” is treated chemically or physically to develop an interconnected series of “holes” or pores inside the carbon. The great surface area of this internal pore network results in an extremely large surface area that can attract and hold organic chemicals.

 

Is There A Difference Between Activated Carbon And Activated Charcoal?

Most people have a misunderstanding that there is a difference between activated carbon and activated charcoal. Both of these terms can and are used interchangeably. As well, active carbon is another similar word used for activated carbon and activated charcoal. All of these phrases are synonymous and commonly found in our field.

 

What Does Activated Carbon Do?

Activated carbon attracts organic chemicals from vapor and liquid streams cleaning them of unwanted chemicals. It does not have a great capacity for these chemicals, but is very cost effective for treating large volumes of air or water to remove dilute concentrations of contamination. For a better perspective, when individuals ingest chemicals or are experiencing food poisoning, they are instructed to drink a small amount of activated carbon to soak up and remove the poisons.

 

What Will Activated Carbon Remove?

Organic chemicals are attracted to carbon the best. Very few inorganic chemicals will be removed by carbon. The molecular weight, polarity, solubility in water, temperature of the fluid stream and concentration in the stream are all factors that affect the capacity of the carbon for the material to be removed. VOCs such as Benzene, Toluene, Xylene, oils and some chlorinated compounds are common target chemicals removed through use of carbon. Other large uses for activated carbon are the removal of odors and color contamination.

 

What Is Activated Carbon Made From?

Activated carbon made from bituminous coal, lignite coal, coconut shell and wood.