Alumina Ceramic Inert Packing Ball
Product Description
Alumina Ceramic Inert Packing Ball is widely used in petroleum, chemical fertilizer, natural gas, environmental protection and other fields, as a catalyst covering support materials and tower packing in reactors. The main function is to increase the distribution of gas or liquid, support and protect low strength active catalyst. Moreover, ceramic balls feature a highly controlled geometry and an extremely smooth surface finish. The surface of the ball packing is relatively small. Due to the low voidage of the filler, the pressure drop is quite high.
Advantages
Alumina Ceramic Inert Packing Ball can withstand the corrosion of acid, alkali and other organic solvents, and the temperature change in the production process. As the support and cover material of the reactor, it can buffer the influence of liquid and gas into the reactor on the catalyst and protect the catalyst. Many Alumina Ceramic Inert Packing Balls exhibit much greater hardness than steel balls, resulting in longer life and improved reliability. We can provide you with different specifications.
Chemical Composition & Physical Performance:
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Brand
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HA-92
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HA-95
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HA-99
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HA-99.5
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Al2O3 (%)
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≥92
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≥95
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≥99
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≥99.5
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Fe2O3 (%)
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≤0.2
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≤0.15
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≤0.1
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≤0.05
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Bulk Density (g/cm3)
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≥3.20
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≥3.40
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≥3.50
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≥3.60
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Packing Density (g/cm3)
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1.80
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1.85
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2.00
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2.10
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Unit Compressive Strength (13mm/N)
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≥5000
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≥5500
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≥6000
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≥7000
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Water Absorption (%)
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≤5
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≤5
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≤5
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≤5
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Color
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White
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White
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White
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White
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Noted: Water Absorption can be customized according to customer’s requirement.
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Size
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3mm
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6mm
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8mm
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10mm
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13mm
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19mm
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25mm
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38mm
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50mm
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75mm
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1/8″
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1/4″
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1/3″
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3/8″
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1/2″
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3/4″
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1″
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1-1/2″
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2″
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3″
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Size can be customized according to customer’s requirement.
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Package
Bag with pallets, 25kg/bag or as customized.
1. Pallet size:1.0m x 1.0m x 0.1m
2. 1000-1300kg/pallet
3. Quantity: 20 pallets for 1 x 20'FCL
4. Max. weight:25-27tons for 1 x 20'FCL
