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| Application: | Chemical Engineering, Chemical Industry, Mass Transfer |
| Color: | Gray |
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Chemical industry high crush strength 99% high alumina ceramic ball support media porcelain balls
Ceramic ball are the most widely used support media in the world because of their excellent consistence and reliability. Products
to these specifications are manufactured from very high quality chemical-porcelain clay materials, which has quite excellent
stability, high mechanical strength and resistance to thermal shock, This makes them all ideal choice for support of all types of
catalyst.
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Chemical composition for ceramic ball
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Al2O3+SiO2
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Al2O3
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Fe2O3
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MgO
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K2O+Na2O +CaO
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Other
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> 93%
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17-19%
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<1%
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<0.5%
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<4%
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<1%
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Physical composition for ceramic ball
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Item
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Value
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Water absorption (%)
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<0.5
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Bulk density (g/cm3)
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1.35-1.4
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Specific gravity (g/cm3)
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2.3-2.4
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Free volume (%)
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40
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Operation temp.(max) (°C)
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1100
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Moh's hardness (scale)
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>6.5
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Acid resistance (%)
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>99.6
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Alkali resistance (%)
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>85
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Size available & Crush strength for ceramic ball
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Size
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Crush strength
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Kg/particle
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KN/particle
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1/8''(3mm)
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>35
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>0.35
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1/4''(6mm)
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>60
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>0.60
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3/8''(10mm)
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>85
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>0.85
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1/2''(13mm)
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>185
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>1.85
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3/4''(19mm)
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>487
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>4.87
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1''(25mm)
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>850
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>8.5
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1-1/2''(38mm)
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>1200
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>12
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2''(50mm)
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>5600
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>56
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