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V-bank Activated Carbon Filter

V-bank activated carbon filters are designed for high-airflow HVAC systems requiring effective gas-phase filtration with low pressure drop
By combining activated carbon media with a V-bank filter configuration, these filters provide enhanced adsorption capacity, extended service life, and efficient airflow management in compact installations.

V-bank Activated Carbon Filter

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Clean-Link supplies V-bank activated carbon filters for commercial and industrial applications where odor control, VOC removal, and system energy efficiency are critical.

 

What Is a V-bank Activated Carbon Filter?

A V-bank activated carbon filter uses multiple pleated filter packs arranged in a V-shaped configuration within a rigid frame. This design increases the effective media surface area while maintaining a relatively shallow installation depth.

When integrated with activated carbon media, the V-bank structure allows longer contact time between air and carbon, supporting effective removal of gaseous contaminants at high airflow rates.

 

Key Advantages of V-bank Carbon Filters

V-bank activated carbon filters offer several advantages compared to flat or single-layer carbon filters:

  • Large media surface area in a compact footprint

  • Lower pressure drop at high airflow volumes

  • Improved airflow distribution across the filter face

  • Enhanced adsorption capacity and service life

  • Energy-efficient operation in large air handling units

These characteristics make them suitable for continuous operation in high-capacity HVAC systems.

 

Contaminants Removed

V-bank activated carbon filters are designed to adsorb:

  • Odors from commercial and industrial sources

  • Volatile organic compounds (VOCs)

  • Solvent vapors and chemical fumes

  • Low to moderate concentrations of gaseous pollutants

Adsorption performance depends on carbon type, media loading, and system operating conditions.

 

Typical Applications

V-bank activated carbon filters are commonly used in:

  • Commercial buildings and office complexes

  • Airports and transportation hubs

  • Shopping malls and public facilities

  • Data centers and technical rooms

  • Hospitals and healthcare facilities

  • Industrial HVAC and ventilation systems

They are especially suitable for systems with high airflow and limited installation space.

 

Filter Media and Configuration Options

Clean-Link V-bank activated carbon filters are available with various design options, including:

  • Carbon-loaded synthetic or nonwoven media

  • Standard or impregnated activated carbon

  • Multiple V-bank configurations and depths

  • Rigid frames for high structural stability

  • Standard and custom dimensions

Filter configurations can be tailored to meet specific airflow and contaminant control requirements.

 

Integration in Multi-Stage Filtration Systems

V-bank activated carbon filters are typically installed:

  • Downstream of prefilters and fine particulate filters

  • As a gas-phase filtration stage within HVAC systems

Proper upstream particulate filtration helps protect the carbon media, maintain adsorption efficiency, and extend filter service life.

 

Selection Considerations

When selecting V-bank activated carbon filters, key factors include:

  • Target gases and odor sources

  • Airflow rate and system capacity

  • Available installation depth

  • Acceptable pressure drop limits

  • Desired service life and maintenance strategy

Careful selection ensures balanced performance between adsorption efficiency and energy consumption.

 

Manufacturing and Quality Control

Clean-Link manufactures V-bank activated carbon filters with consistent pleating geometry, stable frames, and uniform carbon media distribution. Products are designed for reliable operation in high-airflow HVAC systems.

 

Technical Support

For assistance with selecting V-bank activated carbon filters or integrating them into your HVAC system, please contact Clean-Link with details of your application, airflow requirements, and contaminant profile.