Activated Carbon Filter Principle and Technical Parameters

An activated carbon adsorption filter is a pressure filtration device that uses activated carbon as the filter media. It can be connected in series with ion exchange softening and desalination equipment to form a treatment system. Activated carbon adsorption filters not only have the function of filtering suspended solids like ordinary mechanical filters, but also remove impurities such as free residual chlorine, odor, color, and organic matter that are difficult to remove by conventional methods.

Material: Carbon steel, stainless steel, fiberglass.

Main Technical Parameters:

Working Pressure: ≤0.6MPa, small sizes ≤0.4MPa

Working Temperature: Ambient temperature

Inlet Turbidity: ≤5 degrees Celsius

Filtration Rate: Turbidity and dechlorination removal 6～12m/h

Backwash Expansion Rate: 40～50%.