The natural enemy of VOC - Pellet activated carbon

While many VOCs have distinct odors, others may be odorless. Prolonged exposure to high levels of VOCs may have adverse health effects, causing respiratory issues, headaches, and other symptoms. Additionally, certain VOCs can contribute to the formation of ground-level ozone and other air pollutants.

Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) are a group of organic chemicals that can easily evaporate into the air, often at room temperature. They are emitted as gases from certain solids or liquids, contributing to indoor and outdoor air pollution. VOCs can originate from various sources, including common household products, industrial processes, vehicle emissions, and natural sources. While many VOCs have distinct odors, others may be odorless. Prolonged exposure to high levels of VOCs may have adverse health effects, causing respiratory issues, headaches, and other symptoms. Additionally, certain VOCs can contribute to the formation of ground-level ozone and other air pollutants.

The treatment and control technology of volatile organic waste gases (VOCs) is currently a research hotspot in the environmental protection industry. The adsorption method is currently widely used in the purification treatment of VOCs due to its advantages of simple equipment, easy operation, and low energy consumption. Wooden pellet activated carbon is used as the adsorbent, and temperature swing adsorption technology is used to remove benzene organic matter.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 have an absolute advantage.

How does pellet activated carbon adsorb?  

Rely on its own pore structure. The composition of pellet activated carbon is not all carbon elements. There are also small amounts of hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen and ash. The structure is a six-ring compound formed by carbon elements. However, due to the irregular arrangement of the six-ring compound, it forms a columnar shape. Activated carbon has many micropores and a large surface area. You must know that the area per gram of activated carbon is much larger than a tennis court.

interactions between molecules. There is mutual attraction between molecules. When a molecule is sucked into the pores of activated carbon by pellet activated carbon, the mutual attraction between molecules will explode. At this time, more analysis will be attracted in, until the pellet activated carbon is absorbed. Filled with activated carbon.

After the activated carbon is saturated, many units directly discard, bury or burn the activated carbon, but this will cause waste of activated carbon and secondary pollution. If you want to solve this problem, then companies can desorb the activated carbon containing pollutants, restore the vitality of the activated carbon, and achieve the effect of reuse.