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China Factory Suppliers ABS Frame 4V-Type Activated Carbon Filter with Multi-layer Super Fine Carbon Media

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【Frame】Crafted from durable ABS and galvanized steel sheet, ensuring long-lasting performance.

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【Media】Features a multi-layer super fine carbon activated and synthetic media, providing exceptional filtration efficiency.

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【Thickness of Frame】292mm, designed for robust structural integrity.

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Carbon Content: Available in multiple options: 2.0, 3.5, and 4.0, to meet diverse filtration needs.

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Standard Compliance: Adheres to EN 779 standards for reliable air quality management.

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Operating Conditions: Suitable for temperatures ranging from 0℃ to 40℃ and humidity levels up to 70% RH.

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Recommended Final Pressure: Optimized for performance at 450Pa.

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As a leading China supplier and factory, we are dedicated to providing high-quality filtration solutions tailored to your needs.

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    🏭 Application Area
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    Chemical / Spray Painting Workshops
    Removal of VOCs and odors
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    Laboratories / Hospitals
    Removal of harmful gases and microbial aerosols
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    HVAC Systems
    Improving indoor air quality
    🔬 Filter Media Materials

    We have 3 types of Carbon Activated Media to meet your needs:

    TYPE A
    VOC and Ozone, Etc.
    TYPE B
    Acidic Gases (SO₂, NO₂, H₂S, HCL, HF, Etc.)
    TYPE C
    Alkaline Gases (NH₃, Amines, Etc.)

    Activated carbon is the core of the filter, and its type and quality directly determine the filtration performance.

    ⚙️ Main Structure & Working Principle
    • 🛢️ Shell: Usually a vertical tank made of carbon steel (with internal anti-corrosion lining) or stainless steel.
    • 💧 Upper Water/Air Distribution System: Ensures even distribution of fluid or gas across the top cross-section of the filter.
    • 🔺 Activated Carbon Bed: The core component. The activated carbon (often granular) is supported by V-shaped screens, wedge-wire filter tubes, or perforated plates, forming a "V"-shaped cross-section — narrow at the top and wide at the bottom.
    • ⬇️ Lower Water/Air Collection System: Collects the medium that has passed through the filter bed.
    • 🔧 Accessories: Sight glass, manhole, sampling port, pressure gauge, etc.
    📊 The Efficiency of V-Type Activated Carbon Filter

    The efficiency depends on the carbon content, normally ranging from 2.0 to 4.0, and can be selected based on specific requirements. The rational selection of filter efficiency and face velocity contributes to comprehensive economic benefits.

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    🛠️ Key Operation & Maintenance Points
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      1. Down Flow Operation

      Normal filtration direction is top-to-bottom.

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      2. Regular Back Washing

      Aims to remove trapped suspended solids and loosen the carbon bed to prevent compaction. Backwash direction is bottom-to-top. Intensity and duration must be controlled to avoid activated carbon loss.

    📈 3. Monitoring Indicators
    • Pressure Differential: Backwash is required when the inlet-outlet pressure drop increases to a set value (typically 0.05–0.1 MPa).
    • Effluent Quality: Indicators like residual chlorine, COD, TOC. Exceeding limits indicates carbon adsorption saturation.
    • Activated Carbon Replacement: When adsorption capacity is saturated and cannot be restored by back washing or regeneration, the media must be completely replaced. Replacement cycles for V-type filters are typically longer than for conventional filters.
    💡 Summary

    The V-Type Activated Carbon Filter, through its unique V-shaped bed design, effectively addresses the pain points of traditional filters: uneven flow distribution, channeling, high pressure drop, and low carbon utilization. It is a highly efficient, energy-saving, and long-lasting activated carbon adsorption device, particularly suitable for medium to large-scale water treatment and air purification systems requiring high treatment effectiveness and operational stability.

    When selecting a unit, the filter size, activated carbon type, and specifications must be designed based on the characteristics of the medium being treated (flow rate, pollutant concentration, pH, temperature, etc.), treatment requirements, and available system space.

    📋 Technical Parameters
    Technical Parameters

    Remarks: (1) Initial resistance tolerance of ±10%   (2) Support customer size

    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
    Q What is a V-Type Activated Carbon Filter and how does it differ from a conventional activated carbon filter?
    A V-Type Activated Carbon Filter features a unique V-shaped carbon bed design — narrow at the top and wide at the bottom. Unlike conventional filters with a flat or uniform bed, this design ensures more even airflow or water distribution, reduces channeling, lowers pressure drop, and maximizes carbon utilization efficiency.
    Q What types of pollutants can the V-Type Activated Carbon Filter remove?
    The filter can address a wide range of pollutants depending on the carbon media type selected: Type A targets VOCs and ozone; Type B handles acidic gases such as SO₂, NO₂, H₂S, HCL, and HF; Type C is designed for alkaline gases like NH₃ and amines.
    Q How often should the activated carbon media be replaced?
    Replacement is required when the adsorption capacity is fully saturated and cannot be restored by back washing or regeneration. Key indicators include rising pressure differential (typically above 0.05–0.1 MPa) and deteriorating effluent quality (elevated COD, TOC, or residual chlorine). V-type filters generally have longer replacement cycles than conventional filters due to higher carbon utilization.
    Q What is the typical filtration efficiency range for V-Type Activated Carbon Filters?
    The filtration efficiency typically ranges from 2.0 to 4.0, depending on carbon content. The appropriate efficiency level can be selected based on specific application requirements, and the combination of efficiency and face velocity should be optimized for the best overall economic performance.
    Q What are the main application scenarios for V-Type Activated Carbon Filters?
    These filters are widely used in chemical and spray painting workshops for VOC and odor removal, in laboratories and hospitals for eliminating harmful gases and microbial aerosols, and in HVAC systems to significantly improve indoor air quality. They are particularly suited for medium-to-large-scale installations requiring high stability and treatment effectiveness.
    Q How should I select the right V-Type Activated Carbon Filter for my system?
    Selection should be based on several key parameters: the flow rate and pollutant concentration of the medium, its pH and temperature, required treatment standards, and the available space in your system. The filter size, carbon type (A, B, or C), and carbon bed specifications must all be matched to your specific operational conditions to ensure optimal and cost-effective performance.