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Powdered Activated Carbon
Powdered Activated Carbon (PAC) is a type of carbon that has been finely ground into a smooth, powdery form. It has a structure with numerous porous holes and an extremely large surface area created during the activation process, which gives it a very strong adsorption capacity for gases, liquids, and other organic molecules.
Product specifications
| Activated carbon in powder form | Iodine: 500 - 1200 mg/g |
| Size: 200 - 325 mesh | Methylene Blue: 130 - 190 ml/g |
| Humidity: 5% max | pH: 6 - 9 |
| Ash level: 3% max | Benzen: 22 - 33% |
| Burning temperature: 450oC | Density at 250oC: 0.440 - 0.600 g/ml |
Product features
- 100% bamboo material
- High pore structure
- Excellent filtration capability
- High filtration speed
- Strong adsorption ability
- High mechanical strength
- Large surface area
- Large pore volume
Applicability
- Mainly used for water treatment
- Oil refinery
- Textile dyeing industry
- Power generation & Oil and gas
- Food technology
- Air filtration
Introduction
Powdered Activated Carbon (PAC) is a type of activated carbon that is finely ground into a powder. This form of activated carbon has a highly porous structure with an extremely large surface area created during the activation process, which gives it a very strong adsorption capability for gases, liquids, and other organic molecules.
Activated carbon is produced from various materials, with the most common being wood, coal, peat, and rice husks. During production, the activated carbon is activated at high temperatures, creating small pores on its surface that enhance its surface area and adsorption ability.
