Description

Millimeter sized wood activated carbon can remove contaminants to
concentrations below analytical detection limits, and compared to
powder, it requires only about one ­fourth the amount of carbon
between influent and effluent.
Wood activated carbon use is a continuous process, and it is a multiple
use products based on thermal reactivation. Thermal reactivation
enables the carbon to be classified as “green chemistry.”
Where the possibility of industrial pollution is relatively high, more
activated carbon must be readily available for possible emergencies.
It can be kept in fixed vessels between the influent and effluent.