Activated Carbon (Coconut Shell )
Description
Water filtration
People have long used activated charcoal as a natural water filter. Just as it does in the intestines and stomach, activated charcoal can interact with and absorb a range of toxins, drugs, viruses, bacteria, fungus, and chemicals found in water.
In commercial settings, such as waste-management centers, operators often use activated carbon granules for one part of the filtration process. Dozens of water filtration products are also designed for at-home use, using carbon cartridges to purify water of toxins and impurities.
2015 study found that water filtration systems that used carbon removed as much as 100 percent of the fluoride in 32 unfiltered water samples after 6 months of installation.
| Desh Water Technology
Activated Carbon (Coconut shell) Specifications: |
| 4×6 / 4×8 / 6×12 / 8×16 / 8×30 / 12×40 – Mesh size |
| Moisture : 2% |
| Surface Area : m2/gm |
| Ash Content : 3% maximum |
| Iodine Value (mg/gm) : 800- 1000 |
| Apparent density : 0.40 – 0.54 |
| PH : 6.9 |
| Hardness : 70 -80 % |
| Usage : Water purification, swimming pool, Gold recovery, Oil refinery etc. |
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