Why CPSI Alone Cannot Define Honeycomb Activated Carbon Performance

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This article explains why CPSI (cells per square inch) should not be treated as a standalone performance indicator for honeycomb activated carbon filters. By examining airflow behavior, contact time, adsorption kinetics, and carbon utilization, it highlights the limitations of CPSI-only comparisons and provides a more practical engineering perspective for industrial gas-phase filtration design.

How to Choose the Right CPSI for Honeycomb Activated Carbon

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CPSI (Cells Per Square Inch) is a critical design factor for honeycomb activated carbon filters. This article explores how CPSI impacts airflow resistance, adsorption efficiency, and mechanical strength, and provides practical guidelines for selecting the optimal structure for different applications.

World’s First: HANYAN CTC≥85% Honeycomb Activated Carbon

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HANYAN launches a new generation of honeycomb activated carbon with a CTC adsorption rate ≥85%, setting a new global benchmark in VOC control. Backed by 3,000+ lab experiments, this product offers unmatched adsorption efficiency, improved regeneration performance, and longer service life – making it a top-tier solution for industrial air filtration.

Selecting and Replacing Activated Carbon for Optimal Industrial Exhaust Gas Treatment

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Activated carbon plays a vital role in industrial exhaust gas treatment by adsorbing VOCs and harmful pollutants. This article explains the two most commonly used types—honeycomb activated carbon and columnar activated carbon—highlighting their advantages and disadvantages. It also provides a practical guide on how to estimate replacement cycles based on VOC loads and discusses common pitfalls during carbon replacement. By following the outlined best practices, industries can improve gas purification efficiency, extend system life, and ensure compliance with environmental regulations.