Water treatment activated carbon
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In water treatment systems activated carbon can serve primarily as a physical adsorbent, where pores and internal structures trap a variety of dissolved organic and inorganic contaminants via the process of adsorption. Some processes that support the interactions involved in adsorption will include:
– Van der Waals forces for non-polar organic compounds (e.g., solvents, pesticides).
– Electrostatic attraction for ionic species like chlorine or heavy metals.
– Hydrophobic interactions with organic molecules.
carbone attivo per il trattamento delle acque reflue
Il carbone attivo svolge un ruolo indispensabile nei processi di trattamento delle acque reflue, fornendo costantemente un mezzo efficiente ed economico per rimuovere una vasta gamma di contaminanti. La sua struttura porosa unica e l'ampia superficie offrono eccellenti opzioni per le tecnologie di adsorbimento per la purificazione dell'acqua in applicazioni industriali e municipali.
Trattamento dell'acqua potabile Carbone attivo
Activated carbon (AC) is a highly porous material used in drinking water treatment to remove contaminants through adsorption. Used in filter cartridges (point-of-use) or large granular (GAC)/ powdered (PAC) beds (municipal plants), AC significantly enhances water quality and safety.
Desalinizzazione Carbone attivo
Activated carbon is chiefly used as an effective pre-treatment medium in seawater desalination. Due to its very developed pore structure and surface chemistry, the saturated activated carbon adsorbs dissolved organic compounds (algal toxins, humic acids, etc.), residual chlorine, heavy metal ions (lead, mercury, etc.), and odor precursors from seawater, protects the downstream reverse osmosis membrane system from contamination and oxidation, and its unique ability to adsorb and also help catalyze pollutants may extend the membrane durability by 30-50%.
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