Carbon Filtration

Granular activated carbon filtration (GAC) is a method of purification that uses activated carbon to purify liquid and gas through the process of adsorption, whereby molecules of a solute, liquid, or gas are trapped on the surface of a solid or liquid. Activated carbon is an ideal material for a wide range purification types, since it has a very high internal surface area and can be employed in several different applications. These applications include removing foul taste, odor, and hazardous chemicals.

Carbon filtration is often used to remove chlorine and hydrogen sulfide from water, and can be manufactured from a wide range of raw organic materials.

SAMCO’s GACs are available complete with all necessary piping controls and automation.

Advantages:

• • • Useful for chlorine adsorption
    • Promotes effective organic reduction

Disadvantages:

• • • May require frequent change-out

Our GAC technology can be a suitable solution for your individual contaminant concentration and filtration needs.