Why has the electric heating using activated carbon fibers not been industrialized?

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Currently, the most common industrial application for desorption is hot air desorption using activated carbon. Activated carbon fibers offer better adsorption properties, as well as good thermal and electrical conductivity. There are also many studies on electrothermal desorption (most of them on a small scale); why aren’t there experiments using the electrical conductivity of activated carbon fibers to generate heat and thereby achieve desorption? Is it that there have been no breakthroughs in technology, or are there some fundamental problems that cannot be solved?

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