Activated Carbon Filter Media Technology |
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Carbon, and its use as a filter medium, dates back many centuries. Both the Egyptians and the Romans used charcoal (a primative form of activated carbon) for a variety of things including medical purposes and the purification of water and beer. |
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During the 20th century the uses of
activated carbon
have multiplied as the pace of technological change has accelerated.
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The AquaCarb™ range revitalises the character of water removing the tastes and odours caused by organic contaminants and pollutants. |
Ranging from environmental protection and odour control to VOC abatement. The EnviroCarb™ range has been specifically designed for air treatment applications. |
Delivering both economic and environmental benefits from the cyclic recovery of solvents from industrial processes ... the SolCarb™ range. |
For cost effective recovery of gold. The GoldCarb™ range of carbons has been developed to deliver the optimum balance of hardness, granulometry and adsorption kinetics. |
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Developed to remove unwanted colour from from chemicals, foodstuffs and effluent ... the DecolourCarb™ range. |
The FlueCarb range has been developed for the removal of mercury and dioxins from clinical and municipal waste incinerator exhaust. |
For over 70 years we have supplied activated carbon for respiratory protection ... RespCarb™ meets the requirements of EN141 standard. |
The NuclearCarb™ range offers nuclear authorities throughout the world a full choice of carbons that will allow them to meet their specifications and standards. |
For gases requiring a controlled storage or transportation. The CellCarb™ range pushes the boundaries for natural and other gases. |
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