Activated Alumina Filters

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Some of the key application areas of the Activated Alumina offered by us are:

Drying of air, gases and liquids

Purification and conditioning of insulating oil and industrial oils

Removing acidic impurities and trace metal scavenging in organic streams and inorganic gases

Removal of oil vapors from gases

Purification of drinking water

In refrigeration circuits, transit packing for goods like electronic, pharmaceutical and food

As fire retardant fillers

As catalyst for bed support / carriers

Other application areas:

It is used for drying of high pressure air feed and gases up to Dew Point of (-) 70 Deg.C. as well as for organic liquids to moisture level of and below 10 ppm. The various gases and liquids that can be dried using Activated Alumina are as follows:

Gases: Acetylene, Air, Ammonia, Argon, CO2, Cl2, Cracked Gas, Ehane, Ethylene, Freon, Furnace Gas, He, H2, HCL, H2S, CH4, N2, O2, Propane, Propylene, SO2 etc.

Liquids: Benzene, Butadiene, Butane, Bromine Chloride, Butyl Acetate, Carbon tetra chloride, Chlorobenzenes, Cyclohexane, Ethyl, Hexane, Hydraulic Oils, HF alkylation feed, Jet Fuel, Kerosene, Lubricating Oils, Naphthas, Nitrobenzene, Pipeline products, Hylene, Refrigerants, Vegetables Oils, Transformer Oil etc.

As catalysts and catalyst carriers: For reactions involving Aromatization, Dehydration, Desulfurization, Hydrocarbon cracking, Hydrocarbon Synthesis, Hydroforming, Oxidation, Hydrogenation and Isomerization etc

Some of the features of Activated Alumina are:

Highly porous form of aluminum oxide

Capable of adsorbing and holding moisture without change in form of properties

Chemically inert to most of vapors and gases

Non-toxic and will not swell or disintegrate when immersed in water

Highly resistant to shock and abrasion

Capable of producing Dew Point up to (-) 80 Deg. C. under specific conditions

Regenerable employing temperature

With dry gas: 120 Deg. C. - 150 Deg.C.

With dry gas: 200 Deg. C. - 250 Deg.C.

Stable up to maximum reactivation temperature of 315 Deg.C. without any appreciable reduction of useful life

Capable of being reactivated for almost unlimited number of times

Some of the key specifications of Activated Alumina are:

Form: Sphere (Balls)

Size: 2-5, 3-6, 5-8 mm

Bulk Density: 0.75 to 0.85 Gms/Liter

Surface Area: 345 to 415 M2/Gm

Pore Volume: 0.40 to 0.50 CC/Gm

Adsorption Capacity (at 60 % RH): 21.5 %.

Attrition Loss: 0.2 %.