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What is bituminous coal?

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bituminous coal is activated carbon produced from bituminous hard coal, with a diversified pore structure for water treatment.

What does bituminous coal mean in practice?

The diverse arrangement of micro- and mesopores enables the adsorption of compounds with a wider range of particle sizes.

When does it matter?

Parameters vary between activation levels and higher ash content may affect initial rinse and pH.

Which solutions are related to it?

Certified grade is selected based on adsorption, hardness, ash and hydraulic tests.