Anthracite and activated carbon are different.
Anthracite Filter Material is a
Filter Material used in the
Water Treatment industry. It is specially selected from deep well minerals and refined. Coal-based activated carbon is a porous carbon-containing substance with a highly developed pore structure. It is an excellent adsorbent. Both can filter water. Anthracite is filtered through filtration. It is generally used for industrial water and urban sewage treatment. It is used in conjunction with quartz sand and magnetite filter materials and is used in single-layer, double-layer, and multi-layer filter tanks. Coal-based activated carbon filters water through adsorption and can also adsorb harmful gases in the air. It is an air adsorbent.
Anthracite Filtration Material is a commonly used filter material in the water treatment industry. The raw material is high-quality anthracite, which is manually sorted, selected, crushed and screened. It is round in shape, smooth in appearance, rough on the surface, strong in pressure resistance, stable in performance, and has good adsorption capacity. It can remove harmful substances in the water very well. It does not need to be rinsed repeatedly, because of its light texture, it can save power and water resources.
Anthracite filter media has high mechanical strength, stable chemical properties, no toxic substances, and is not easy to decompose in acidic, alkaline, and neutral water.
Water Filter Media Anthracite has high carbon content, high density, high strength, good appearance gloss, stable chemical properties, is not easy to decompose, and can remove suspended particles well. Anthracite filter media is suitable for industrial water and drinking water.
Specific uses of activated carbon:
1. Water purification: Activated carbon has a strong adsorption capacity in liquids and can effectively absorb impurities in water, such as chlorine, heavy metals and organic matter.
2. Air purification: Activated carbon can absorb free harmful gases in the air, such as formaldehyde and benzene, to provide fresh air for the home environment.
3. Decolorization function: Activated carbon can be used as a decolorizer, which can capture and wrap colored substances in highly polar solvents to achieve significant decolorization effects.
