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What is activated-carbon vessel?

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activated-carbon vessel is a pressure filter filled with activated carbon for adsorption and dechlorination of flowing water.

What does activated-carbon vessel mean in practice?

Its media volume gives longer contact than a small cartridge, while backwashing removes fines and redistributes the bed.

When does it matter?

Carbon has finite capacity, may support biofilm and does not remove hardness or all salts.

Which solutions are related to it?

Select carbon type, EBCT, service and backwash flows and a replacement point based on volume or downstream testing.