Honeycomb Activated Carbon

Introduction to Honeycomb Activated Carbon:

Honeycomb activated carbon is an efficient and environmentally friendly adsorption material made from high-quality coal-based activated carbon as raw material, formed through honeycomb mold pressing and high-temperature activation. Its unique honeycomb structure provides a large surface area and low resistance to airflow, making it highly suitable for applications in air pollution control and water purification.

Characteristics of Honeycomb Activated Carbon:

High Specific Surface Area: Honeycomb activated carbon has a rich microporous structure and a large specific surface area, giving it a high adsorption capacity.

Good Adsorption Performance: It can adsorb a variety of organic and inorganic substances, including gases, liquids, and solids.

High Mechanical Strength: Capable of withstanding certain pressures and vibrations, suitable for various complex environments.

Good Chemical Stability: Can maintain stable performance under certain acidic and alkaline conditions.

Waterproof, Resistant to Strong Acids and Alkalis: Specially treated honeycomb activated carbon also possesses high strength and waterproof properties.

Uses of Honeycomb Activated Carbon:

Air Purification: Honeycomb activated carbon can be used in various gas purification equipment and waste gas treatment projects to effectively remove harmful gases such as nitrogen oxides, carbon tetrachloride, chlorine, benzene, etc.

Water Treatment: Used to remove pollutants such as organic matter, heavy metal ions, and color from water, improving water quality.

Food Industry: As a decolorizing agent and deodorizer, enhancing food quality.

Chemical Industry: As a catalyst carrier or adsorbent, promoting chemical reactions.

Gold Extraction: Adsorbing gold ions from ores or wastewater containing gold, facilitating the recovery of gold.

Precautions for Honeycomb Activated Carbon:

Avoid High Temperatures: High temperatures can reduce adsorption capacity; therefore, avoid excessive temperatures during use.

Avoid High Dust Content and Oil Mist: Tar dust and oil mist can block the micropores of activated carbon, increasing resistance and reducing adsorption effectiveness.

Moisture Protection: Honeycomb activated carbon is a porous adsorbent and should be protected from water immersion to avoid affecting its performance.

Safe Handling: When dealing with toxic and harmful gases, strict protective measures must be taken to avoid harm to human health and the environment. Proper disposal of spent honeycomb activated carbon is necessary to prevent secondary pollution.

Packaging and Storage of Honeycomb Activated Carbon:

Packaging: Honeycomb activated carbon is usually packed in cartons or wooden boxes (18 or 36 blocks per box), secured on pallets for shock protection during transportation.

Storage: Store honeycomb activated carbon in a cool and dry place, prevent inner and outer packaging bags from breaking, protect from moisture and adsorption of other substances in the air. The storage environment should be away from fire sources to prevent spontaneous combustion. Also, keep away from pollution sources and oxidants to prevent mixing with toxic and harmful gases or volatile substances.