The key force of water purification​

In the treatment of drinking water, powdered activated carbon can be called the "guardian" of water quality. Water sources often contain various odorous substances, organic matter and some heavy metal ions. These impurities not only affect the taste of water, but may also threaten human health. Powdered activated carbon can efficiently adsorb these harmful substances with its highly developed pore structure. When it is put into the raw water, it quickly mixes with water, and its huge specific surface area is like countless tiny "adsorption traps" to capture impurities in the water. Whether it is geosmin produced by algae or phenolic compounds brought by industrial emissions, it is difficult to escape the adsorption of powdered activated carbon, thus providing people with sweet, safe and reliable drinking water. ​

In the field of sewage treatment, powdered activated carbon also shows its prowess. Sewage has complex composition and contains a large amount of organic pollutants, which are often difficult to completely remove by traditional treatment processes. The addition of powdered activated carbon can significantly improve the sewage treatment effect. It can adsorb those organic matter that is difficult to degrade, reduce the chemical oxygen demand (COD) of sewage, and make the water quality reach higher emission standards. At the same time, for some sewage containing color, powdered activated carbon can also effectively remove the color, making the sewage clear and transparent, creating good conditions for subsequent reuse or discharge.