Product introduction

Honeycomb activated carbon is a specialized form of activated carbon known for its unique structure, which resembles a honeycomb or beehive. This structure provides several advantages and is particularly well-suited for specific applications.

Properties:

High Surface Area: Honeycomb activated carbon has a substantial surface area, thanks to its intricate honeycomb structure. This large surface area enhances its adsorption capacity.

Low Pressure Drop: The uniform, open structure of the honeycomb allows for excellent airflow with minimal resistance, resulting in low pressure drop when used in gas or liquid applications.

Durability: The honeycomb structure is robust and provides mechanical strength, making it durable and suitable for various environmental conditions.

Applications:

Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) Control: Honeycomb activated carbon is commonly used in industrial processes to capture VOCs from exhaust gases and air streams. Its low pressure drop and high adsorption capacity make it effective for these applications.

Air Purification:

It is employed in air purification systems to remove odors, airborne pollutants, and toxic gases from indoor and industrial environments.

Catalytic Applications: 

Honeycomb activated carbon can also be impregnated with catalysts to facilitate chemical reactions in processes such as catalytic combustion.

Liquid Phase Applications: 

In liquid-phase applications, it is used for the removal of impurities, color, and odor in liquids like sugar solutions, food products, and pharmaceuticals.

Exhaust Gas Treatment: 

Honeycomb activated carbon finds use in automotive exhaust systems to reduce pollutants like hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, and nitrogen oxides