The activated carbon deodorization equipment mainly utilizes porous solid adsorbent activated carbon with adsorption effect. The size of the box varies according to the air volume, and two layers of activated carbon are placed for physical adsorption filtration. The types of activated carbon are granular carbon and honeycomb carbon in sequence. The exhaust gas is introduced from the air inlet, and the particles and debris in the exhaust gas are removed by the pretreatment device (multi mesh wire mesh). The treated exhaust gas is uniformly diffused through the airflow, crosses the deodorization plate, and passes through the carbon layer. The exhaust gas contains harmful gases such as hydrocarbons and odors. The adsorption effect of activated carbon can remove odors, greatly reducing the odor of the exhaust gas and creating a fresh environment around it.
The performance indicators of activated carbon deodorization equipment can be divided into three types: physical performance indicators, chemical performance indicators, and adsorption performance indicators. The adsorption of activated carbon can be divided into physical adsorption and chemical adsorption. Activated carbon exhaust gas purifiers have advantages such as high adsorption efficiency, low operating costs, and easy maintenance. And choosing different fillers can treat various types of waste gases with different properties. For exhaust gases with low inlet concentration, the purified emissions meet the requirements of GB16297-1996 "Comprehensive Emission Standards for Air Pollutants".
Working principle of activated carbon deodorization equipment
When the exhaust gas is powered by a fan and enters the activated carbon adsorption equipment under negative pressure, it enters the activated carbon adsorption layer. Due to the presence of unbalanced and unsaturated molecular gravity or chemical bond forces on the surface of the activated carbon adsorbent, when the surface of the activated carbon adsorbent comes into contact with gas, it can attract gas molecules, causing them to concentrate and remain on the surface of the activated carbon. This phenomenon is called adsorption. By utilizing the adsorption capacity of activated carbon adsorbent surface, the exhaust gas is brought into contact with the porous activated carbon adsorbent on the large surface. The pollutants in the exhaust gas are adsorbed on the surface of the activated carbon, separated from the gas mixture, and the purified gas is discharged at high altitude& nbsp; Activated carbon adsorption box is a dry waste gas treatment equipment, consisting of a box body and adsorption units filled inside the box body.
What are the advantages of activated carbon deodorization equipment
1. Activated carbon equipment has a reliable structure, low investment, low operating costs, and easy maintenance;
2. The equipment has low operating resistance, high purification efficiency, and does not produce secondary pollution;
3. Using activated carbon as the filtering material, it can be recycled;
4. Unrestricted by gas composition, capable of simultaneously processing multiple mixed exhaust gases;
5. According to the gas concentration, the filter layer can be added for flexible configuration;
6. You can choose granular activated carbon and honeycomb activated carbon;
7. The equipment has a small volume, compact structure, mature technology, and stability.
In addition, the quality and price of activated carbon deodorization equipment products in the market vary greatly. Choosing the right activated carbon exhaust gas processor is a crucial issue. Huakang Zhongtian Environmental Protection will be dedicated to serving you. Advanced technology, affordable prices, and good after-sales service have been our market guarantees for many years.
Case study of activated carbon deodorization equipment
Huakang Zhongtian provides activated carbon deodorization equipment for Baoding Leather Processing Factory
Application scope of activated carbon deodorization equipment
Activated carbon deodorization technology has been stably applied in many places that can produce foul odors, such as sewage treatment plants, petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, sewage treatment, coatings, leather processing, photosensitive materials, automobile manufacturing, food processing plants, printing and dyeing plants, garbage treatment plants, public toilets, slaughterhouses, livestock farms, fish processing plants, feed processing plants, etc.