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What type of activated carbon should be used for the treatment of organic waste gases?

2016-09-12View Original

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Recently, I plan to treat organic waste gases in the workshop. Could any industry expert advise me on what type of activated carbon to use? (Organic waste gases: tert-butylamine gas, cyclohexylamine gas with benzene rings)
Reply #22016-09-13
Activated carbon materials generally include granular activated carbon, activated carbon fibers, and coconut shell activated carbon. Activated carbon fibers offer better adsorption efficiency, but their cost is quite high; it is recommended to use granular or coconut shell activated carbon instead

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