The activated carbon adsorber process is an advanced air purification technology that is widely used in air quality improvement in industrial and domestic environments. The process uses the adsorption characteristics of activated carbon to adsorb harmful substances and odor molecules in the air on the surface of activated carbon, so as to achieve the purpose of purifying the air. 
In the process of the double-spelled activated carbon adsorber, the air needs to be pretreated first. The pre-treatment process involves filtering the air to remove large particles and dust. This ensures the proper operation of the activated carbon adsorber and prolongs its service life. Next, the pre-treated air enters the activated carbon adsorber. In the adsorbber, activated carbon particles are specially designed and arranged to form multiple adsorption beds. As air passes through these adsorption beds, harmful substances and odor molecules are adsorbed on the surface of the activated carbon. 
Activated carbon has a very strong adsorption capacity and can effectively remove harmful substances such as tiny particles, organic compounds, and heavy metals from the air. At the same time, activated carbon also has the function of removing odors, which can effectively improve indoor air quality. When the activated carbon in the activated carbon adsorber reaches a saturated state, it needs to be regenerated. The regeneration process is to desorb the harmful substances and odor molecules adsorbed on the surface of the activated carbon through high temperature or chemical methods, so that the activated carbon can restore its original adsorption capacity. The process flow of the activated carbon adsorber has the characteristics of high efficiency, stability and reliability. It can be widely used in a variety of industrial and domestic environment air purification needs. At the same time, due to the regenerative ability of activated carbon, the process is highly economical and environmentally friendly. 