Charcoal for filter, from coconut shells

Charcoal for filter, from coconut shells Video Clips. Duration : 3.20 Mins.

About 50 coconut shells were burnt to produce activated charcoal as a filter medium. Water is sprayed on the burnt coconut shells so they will remain in chips/granular form instead of burning down completely into ashes. Thanks Mr. Sylas and Mr. Rinoy for helping out despite the heat!

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"How Do They Do It?" MAVEA Water Filters Made From Coconut Shells

"How Do They Do It?" MAVEA Water Filters Made From Coconut Shells Video Clips. Duration : 6.57 Mins.

For many decades activated carbon has been indispensable for treating drinking water. Alongside the ion exchanger activated carbon plays the main role in MAVEA filter cartridges. The activated carbon that we use is made exclusively of coconut shells and activated via hot water vapour. The purpose of activated carbon is to absorb substances such as chlorine which impair the smell or the taste from the water.

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