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Some activated carbon can be reused after appropriate regeneration treatment, but this treatment may have limited effectiveness for some types of activated carbon.
If the air or water purification effect is found to be significantly reduced during use, or a strong odor appears, it may be that the activated carbon is saturated and needs to be replaced.
The service life of activated carbon depends on the number and type of pollutants it contacts, and it usually needs to be replaced regularly, generally every 6 months to 1 year.
Activated carbon can effectively adsorb a variety of harmful substances, such as ammonia, benzene, chlorine, organic solvents, heavy metals, odors, etc.
Activated carbon adsorbs and captures pollutants and harmful gases in the air or liquid through its porous structure.
Activated carbon is mainly used in air purification, water treatment, food and drug purification, gas adsorption, industrial waste gas treatment and other fields.
