Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) is a highly porous adsorption material used primarily for water trea...

Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) is a highly porous adsorption material used primarily for water treatment, air purification, and industrial separation processes. It effectively removes chlorine, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), pesticides, taste and odor compounds, and heavy metals, acting as a critical filter media in residential, municipal, and industrial applications. Key uses of Granular Activated Carbon include Water Purification: Residential Water Treatment: Used in home filters to remove chlorine, improve taste/odor, and eliminate contaminants like VOCs. Municipal Drinking Water: Large-scale treatment plants use GAC for drinking water purification. Wastewater Treatment: Removes organic contaminants in tertiary treatment, making it effective for industrial and domestic waste cleanup. Industrial Water Treatment: Used in process water filtration.