Product introduction

Coal-based granular activated carbon is a widely used and versatile adsorbent material with a broad range of applications in various industries. Activated carbon is a highly porous and adsorptive form of carbon, and the coal-based variant is derived from bituminous coal or lignite. It is created through a process known as activation, which involves heating the coal to high temperatures in the presence of oxidizing gases or steam. This activation process creates a network of pores within the carbon structure, increasing its surface area and making it an excellent adsorbent material.

Coal-based granular activated carbon is a highly effective adsorbent material with a wide range of applications, particularly in the purification of air and water, as well as in various industrial processes. 

Applications: Coal-based granular activated carbon finds applications in various industries, including water treatment (removal of organic compounds, chlorine, and contaminants), air purification (removal of odors and pollutants), gas and vapor phase adsorption (removal of VOCs), and gold recovery in the mining industry.