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Production of Activated Carbon from Coconut Shells

Vanshika Poray, Sharvari Raut, Sudiksha Hegde and Dr. S. J. Purohit

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Abstract: Apart from being natural and eco-friendly, we plan to manufacture activated carbon from coconut shells – energy saving process. Activated carbon is a form of carbon having low pore volume and good surface area imparting it great adsorptive properties. Its applications are abundant and hence the demand is high. The conventional method of producing activated carbon is Pyrolysis of coconut shells and the Activation of char. In our method of preparation, we plan on using a fluidized bed reactor due to its superlative mass and heat transfer properties compared to the other conventional reactors. In our paper we aim to give details about activated carbon from coconut shells and simulate some equipments with DWSIM. We plan to focus on the process’ process flow diagram, equipment design, cost estimation, and applications of all the products and by-products. This method of manufacture promises high returns while being environmentally cautious.

Keywords: Activated Carbon, Pyrolysis, Activation

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[1] Vanshika Poray, Sharvari Raut, Sudiksha Hegde and Dr. S. J. Purohit, “Production of Activated Carbon from Coconut Shells,” International Advanced Research Journal in Science, Engineering and Technology (IARJSET), DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2022.9440

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