Carbon block filter cartridges are essential components in process fluids filtration systems, renowned for their effectiveness in improving water quality. These cartridges utilize activated carbon, a highly porous material that traps impurities from the liquid. Whether used in commercial, or industrial settings, carbon block filter cartridges play a crucial role in ensuring clean and safe drinking water by absorbing Chlorine, Taste and Odor (CTO).
Carbon block filter cartridges operate through a process called adsorption, where contaminants adhere to the surface of the activated carbon. The carbon is treated to create millions of microscopic pores, greatly increasing its surface area. This expanded surface area allows the carbon to attract and trap a wide range of contaminants including chlorine, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), sediment, and other harmful substances present in water. This process not only improves water clarity and taste but also effectively removes or reduces potentially harmful substances.
When selecting a carbon block filter cartridge, consider factors such as flow rate, micron rating (which determines the size of particles removed), and the specific contaminants it targets. Different cartridges are designed to address varying water quality issues, so consulting with a water treatment professional can help determine the best option for your needs.
In conclusion, carbon block filter cartridges are indispensable tools for enhancing water quality by effectively removing contaminants and improving taste. Whether for residential, commercial, or industrial applications, these filters provide reliable performance and contribute to healthier environments and communities by ensuring access to clean, safe drinking water.
Media | Carbon – NSF listed Std. 61 |
Inner and outer wraps | Polypropylene (PP) (White, Green[optional]) |
End Caps | Polypropylene (PP) (White, Green/Black[optional]) |
Removal Ratings | 5, 10, 25 micron |
O Rings / Gaskets(for SOE) | NBR |
Nominal Lengths | 10, 20 inches |
Diameter-OD | 2.75” (70 mm), 4.5” (114 mm) |
End connections | DOE (standard)/SOE (special) |
Max operating temperature | 82oC |
Max Change Out Differential Pressure | 50 PSID (3.5 bar) |
Recommended Change out differential pressure | 35 PSID (2.5 bar) |