Effective Multipurpose Activated Carbon Filter

Activated carbon, a seemingly ordinary but extraordinary material, is obtained by high-temperature treatment and activation of carbon-containing materials (such as wood, nut shells, coal, etc.). This process not only removes non-carbon elements from the original material, but also forms a rich microporous structure, giving activated carbon a huge specific surface area. It is these tiny pores that form a powerful physical and chemical adsorption platform for activated carbon, enabling it to "capture" various impurities in the water.

 

The effective multipurpose activated carbon filter mainly uses the adsorption characteristics of activated carbon to work. It is widely used in drinking water treatment, industrial water treatment, sewage treatment and other fields, which are of great significance for improving water quality and ensuring water safety.

 

The working principle of activated carbon filter

The core of an activated carbon filter lies in the activated carbon layer filled inside it. When a contaminated water source passes through this layer of activated carbon, organic matter, residual chlorine, certain heavy metal ions, microorganisms, and even color and odor molecules in the water will be adsorbed by the micropores on the surface of the activated carbon. This process does not require any chemical reaction and is entirely the result of physical adsorption, so it is very environmentally friendly and safe.

 

- Organic matter removal. Natural water sources and urban water supplies often contain organic pollutants, which not only affect the transparency of water quality, but also produce unpleasant taste and odor. The high specific surface area of activated carbon can effectively adsorb these organic matter and significantly improve water quality.

 

- Residual chlorine removal. Chlorine is commonly used in water plants for disinfection. Although it can kill bacteria, it will leave residual chlorine in the water, which is not good for human health and poses a potential threat to subsequent water treatment equipment. Activated carbon can effectively absorb residual chlorine to ensure water safety.

 

- Control of heavy metal ions. Although the adsorption capacity is limited, activated carbon can also provide a certain removal effect for some specific heavy metal ions, such as lead and mercury.

 

- Improves taste and smell. By removing chemicals that affect the taste, activated charcoal makes water sweeter and more delicious, making it the best solution to improve the quality of drinking water at home.

 

- Protect downstream equipment. As a means of pretreatment, activated carbon filters can effectively reduce the burden on subsequent precision equipment such as RO membranes and water softeners, and prolong their service life.

 

Parameters

Working pressure	0.05 ~ 1.0 MPa
Working temperature	0 ~ 40°C
Flow	0.5 m3/h ~ 140 m3/h
Control mode	Automatic or manual
Filtering speed	8 ~ 20 m/h
Material	Q235 rubber / phenolic epoxy resin / 304, 316L
Filtering layer resistance	>0.05 MPa
Backwash duration	4 ~ 10 min
Final turbidity	≤3

 

Extensive application field

Activated carbon filters are widely used in many fields due to their high-efficiency purification performance.

1. Household water. Installed in kitchen faucets and whole-house water purification systems to provide clean and healthy drinking water for households.

2. Industrial water. In the food and beverage, pharmaceutical, electronics and other industries, it is used for water quality pretreatment in the production process to ensure product quality.

3. Sewage treatment. In urban wastewater treatment and reuse systems, activated carbon is used for advanced treatment to remove refractory organic matter and improve the quality of effluent.

4. Fisheries and Aquaculture. Removes harmful substances from water, keeps water fresh, and promotes healthy growth of fish.

 

Maintenance

Although activated carbon filters are highly effective, regular maintenance and upkeep are essential for continued optimum performance.

- Periodic backwashing can remove impurities attached to the surface of activated carbon and restore its adsorption capacity.

- Over time, the adsorption capacity of activated carbon will gradually become saturated. It is generally recommended to replace it every six months to two years, depending on the conditions of use and water quality.

- Monitor water quality regularly, evaluate the filtration effect of activated carbon, and adjust maintenance plans in a timely manner.

 

FAQ

1. Q: What is the function of a filter?

A: The main function of a filter is to remove solid particles, impurities, and harmful substances from liquids or gases, in order to achieve purification, clarification, and protection of equipment.

2. Q: How to choose a suitable filter?

A: When choosing a filter, factors such as the properties of the material being filtered (e.g., viscosity, temperature, corrosion), required filtration accuracy, processing capacity, operating pressure and medium, as well as the type, material, size, and installation method of the filter should be considered.

3. Q: What is the working principle of a filter?

A: The working principle of a filter mainly relies on physical screening, deep interception, absorption, or chemical reactions to remove impurities or harmful components from the material being filtered.

4. Q: How to maintain and care for a filter?

A: Maintenance of filters includes regular cleaning or replacement of filter elements, inspection of seals and fasteners, maintaining stable operating pressure, and avoiding overloading. Specific methods should be referenced from the filter's instruction manual and maintenance guides.

5. Q: What is the service life of a filter?

A: The service life of a filter depends on its working environment, processing volume, and filtration accuracy. Generally, when the filter's pressure drop reaches a certain value or the filtration effect decreases significantly, it needs to be replaced or cleaned.

6. Q: What should be paid attention to during filter installation?

A: During filter installation, attention should be paid to the directionality, ensuring that the fluid enters and exits from the correct ports. Also, the piping system should be cleaned before installation, and the filter should be securely fastened and sealed as required by the instructions.

7. Q: What is the replacement cycle for filters?

A: The replacement cycle for filters depends on their working conditions and filtration requirements, and is usually indicated by pressure difference indicators or timers. When the filter's pressure drop reaches the set value or the filtration effect decreases, it should be replaced in a timely manner.

 

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