About Carbon Granules
| Total Surface Area | Up to 500 m2/gm |
| Form | Granule |
| Moisture | Up to 5% |
| Ash Content | Max 5% |
| Color | Black |
| Purity (%) | 99 |
| Packaging Type | Plastic Bag |
| Pack size (kg) | Up to 25 Kg |
Physico-Chemical Properties:
| SR.No. | Properties | Results | Method of Test |
| 1 | Iodine Adsorbtion Number | 85mg/gm | ASTMD 1510 |
| 2 | DBP Adsorbtion Number | 90ml/100 gm | Manual Method |
| 3 | Surface Area (BET) | 85m2/gm | ASTMD 6556 |
| 4 | Sieve Residue % No. 325 | 0.0500, | ASTMD 1514 |
| 5 | Sieve Residue %, No. 35 | 0.0000, | ASTMD 1514 |
| 6 | Fines Content % | 3.5 | ASTMD 1508 |
| 7 | Modulus at 300% elongation (kg/cm)
(cured at 145 c/30 mins) | 27.0, | ASTMD 412 |
Superior Contaminant RemovalOwing to its high iodine number and granular structure, these carbon granules effectively adsorb impurities and pollutants. Their wide surface area and pore structure optimally trap dissolved contaminants, making them ideal for water purification and air filtration. The low moisture and ash contents help to maintain the purity and efficiency of filtration across industrial and environmental applications.
Reliable Packaging and Shelf LifeOur carbon granules are securely packed in high-density polyethylene (HDPE) bags, ensuring that they remain dry, free from contaminants, and ready for use. The packaging preserves their odorless state and black color throughout their shelf life, which extends up to 2 years under recommended storage conditions. This makes them a dependable choice for ongoing and bulk requirements.
FAQs of Carbon Granules:
Q: How are these carbon granules used in water purification processes?
A: The carbon granules are introduced into water filtration systems, where their high surface area and activated properties adsorb contaminants such as chlorine, organic compounds, and odors, delivering cleaner and safer water.
Q: What makes these granules suitable for air filtration applications?
A: Their granular shape and high iodine number enable efficient trapping of airborne pollutants, odors, and volatile organic compounds, maintaining clean indoor air in both industrial and residential settings.
Q: When should I replace the carbon granules in a filtration system?
A: Replace the granules once you notice a decrease in purification efficiency or at regular intervals recommended by your system, typically every 6 to 12 months, depending on use and contaminant load.
Q: Where can these carbon granules be applied besides water and air purification?
A: Beyond water and air filtration, these granules are widely used in industrial processes such as chemical purification, solvent recovery, and deodorization tasks, thanks to their high purity and hardness.
Q: What are the benefits of using activated carbon with a high iodine number?
A: A high iodine number indicates greater adsorption capacity, meaning the granules can capture a larger quantity of impurities, making them more effective in purification and filtration than lower-grade carbons.
Q: How should I store the carbon granules to maximize their shelf life?
A: Store the granules in their original HDPE packaging in a dry, cool, and well-ventilated area, away from chemicals or strong odors to preserve their performance and extend the stated 2-year shelf life.