Granular activated carbon is an excellent adsorption material

Pellet activated carbon is divided into wood pellet activated carbon, coal-based pellet activated carbon, coal-based tar pellet activated carbon, SDG-1, SDG-2 impregnated activated carbon.

Pellet activated carbon is made from high-quality coal, coconut shells, sawdust, and tar through a series of production processes. It appears as black cylindrical particles and is widely used in gas purification, sewage treatment, desulfurization and denitrification (purification of sulfur and nitric acid components), VOC organic scrubbers, solvent recovery (recycling after solvent purification), and nitrogen generators (production of nitrogen) ), air separation equipment (equipment that separates various gases in the air), spray paint workshops and other fields.

Pellet activated carbon is divided into wood pellet activated carbon, coal-based pellet activated carbon, coal-based tar pellet activated carbon, SDG-1, SDG-2 impregnated activated carbon.   Coal-based pellet charcoal is made from high-quality anthracite coal and processed into black cylindrical particles. It has developed pores and a well-developed pore structure, and the pore size is between coconut shell activated carbon and wood activated carbon. It has the advantages of large specific surface area, fast adsorption speed, strong adsorption capacity, high adsorption capacity, high mechanical strength, easy repeated regeneration, and low cost.

Wooden pellet activated carbon is made from high-quality wood chips (fir), coconut shells, etc., through crushing, mixing, extrusion, molding, drying, carbonization, and activation. Because it uses high-quality wood chips and coconut shells as raw materials, the pellet activated carbon has lower ash content, less impurities, and gas phase adsorption value and CTC than traditional coal-based pellet carbon. The pore size distribution of the product is reasonable, achieving maximum adsorption and desorption, thereby greatly extending the service life of the product (average 2-3 years), which is 1.4 times that of ordinary coal-based charcoal.

As an excellent adsorption material, pellet activated carbon plays an important role in kitchen gas purification. The kitchen is a place in the home where there are frequent activities and complex smells. The use of pellet activated carbon can effectively improve air quality and protect residents' health.   First of all, one of the functions of kitchen pellet activated carbon is to absorb odors. During the cooking process, the smell of ingredients, seasonings, oil fumes, etc. often permeates the kitchen space, affecting the quality of life. The tiny pore structure of pellet activated carbon can effectively absorb and neutralize these odors, making the air fresh and pleasant. Whether it is the aroma of cooking or the smell of the food itself, pellet activated carbon can effectively help remove it and provide a more comfortable environment for the residents.

Secondly, pellet activated carbon also plays an important role in removing harmful gases. There may be some volatile organic compounds in the kitchen, such as formaldehyde, benzene, etc., which may come from cooking utensils, furniture or other decorative materials. These harmful gases are potentially harmful to human health. Pellet activated carbon can absorb these harmful gases, purify the air, reduce the risk of indoor pollution, and provide residents with a safer living environment.  

Third, pellet activated carbon plays a key role in purifying oil fume. During the cooking process, the fumes produced may contain tiny particles and odors. These particulate matter not only affects air quality, but may also have certain effects on the respiratory system. By using a pellet activated carbon filter in the range hood, it can effectively absorb particulate matter and odors in the range hood, making the exhausted air cleaner and improving the air quality in the kitchen.  

In addition, the adsorption effect of pellet activated carbon also helps prevent the growth of microorganisms such as mold. In a humid kitchen environment, microorganisms are prone to multiply. By adsorbing organic matter in the moisture, pellet activated carbon reduces the environmental conditions for microbial growth, helping to keep the kitchen clean and hygienic.  

Generally speaking, pellet activated carbon has multiple functions in kitchen gas purification, including adsorbing odors, removing harmful gases, purifying oil fumes, and preventing the growth of microorganisms. By using pellet activated carbon in air purifiers, range hoods and other equipment, you can effectively improve the air quality in the kitchen and create a healthy and fresh living environment.

As an excellent adsorption material, pellet activated carbon plays an important role in kitchen gas purification. The kitchen is a place in the home where there are frequent activities and complex smells. The use of pellet activated carbon can effectively improve air quality and protect residents' health.