Activated Carbon Waste Gas Adsorption Box

The core function of the activated carbon exhaust gas adsorption box is to remove harmful substances (such as formaldehyde, benzene organic matter, odor, etc.) in the air through the physical adsorption of activated carbon. The equipment adopts a box structure, and the front end is designed to open the door panel, which is convenient for the loading, unloading and replacement of activated carbon filling, and is suitable for small and medium-scale exhaust gas treatment scenarios.

Main features of activated carbon exhaust gas adsorption box:

1. Structural design: The box is made of corrosion-resistant steel or PP material, with multiple layers of activated carbon filler inside, and the door panel is highly sealed to ensure that there is no leakage of exhaust gas. Drawer type and door type are common types, and the latter is more suitable for one-time large-capacity loading of activated carbon.

2. High energy efficiency adsorption: Activated carbon can capture pollutant molecules in exhaust gas with high energy efficiency due to its porous structure (specific surface area up to 700-2300㎡/g) and microporous characteristics (pore size is mostly less than 0.5 nanometers).

3. Convenient operation and maintenance: The open-door design simplifies the activated carbon replacement process, eliminating the need to disassemble equipment components and reducing maintenance costs; The supporting fan and piping system can achieve continuous operation.

Application scenarios of activated carbon exhaust gas adsorption box:

Activated carbon exhaust gas adsorption boxes are widely used in chemical, pharmaceutical, coating and other industries, especially suitable for treating organic waste gas with low concentration and large air volume. Its environmental advantage is that it does not consume water during the operation process, achieves zero sewage discharge, and meets the requirements of green production.

Precautions for activated carbon exhaust gas adsorption box:

It is necessary to regularly check the saturation status of activated carbon and replace it in time to avoid the decrease in adsorption efficiency; Long-term use needs to prevent equipment aging, and it is recommended to take fire prevention measures to deal with the risk of spontaneous combustion of activated carbon.