Does the activated carbon fiber used in activated carbon fiber absorption towers generate dust as well?
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1. Does the activated carbon fiber used in activated carbon fiber absorption towers generate dust as well? 2. Does the activated carbon fiber filler contain any steel structural components, and is there a possibility of sparks being generated during loading and unloading when it comes into contact with the tower, thereby causing the activated carbon to catch fire?
Carbon fiber generally does not catch fire nor does it produce dust, while activated carbon does produce dust; the two are different. I have never heard of something called activated carbon fiber
Based on actual usage, there is dust at the bottom when replacing the activated carbon fiber. However, during use, the amount of dust generated should be relatively low.