Case

The application of activated carbon in solvent recovery is mainly based on its excellent adsorption properties. Activated carbon is a porous material with a high specific surface area. Its pore structure makes it very suitable for adsorbing and removing impurities or solutes from liquids and gases.

Application industries:

Manufacturing: In paint and coating manufacturing industries, it is used to recover solvents in the painting process.

Pharmaceutical industry: In the post-processing of chemical reactions, it is used to recover organic solvents used in reactions or dissolution processes.

Chemical industry: It is used to recover volatile organic gases in chemical production to prevent environmental pollution.

Advantages:

High efficiency: Activated carbon can efficiently remove solvents with low concentrations, especially under low pressure and low temperature conditions.

Economic efficiency: Activated carbon is relatively low in cost and can be used multiple times through regeneration technology to reduce material waste.

Wide applicability: Activated carbon can handle many different types of organic solvents, including benzene, toluene, alcohols, ketones, etc.

In short, the application of activated carbon in solvent recovery helps companies reduce costs and improve environmental compliance. Its effectiveness and economy make it an ideal choice for solvent recovery in various industries.