Ceramic Cross Ring Packing, Corrosion Proof Ceramic Cross Ring for Distillation Column
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ITEMS |
TYPE |
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Diameter 1.5mm,4mm,6mm,8mm |
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Surface area (M2/M3) |
≥600 |
≥800 |
≥900 |
≥1000 |
≥1050 |
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Carbon tetrachloride activity (%) |
≥40 |
≥50 |
≥55 |
≥65 |
≥80 |
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Iodine sorption value (mg/g) |
≥600 |
≥800 |
≥900 |
≥1000 |
≥1050 |
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Strength (%) |
≥95 |
≥95 |
≥95 |
≥95 |
＞95 |
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Water content (%) |
≤5 |
≤5 |
≤5 |
≤5 |
3-5 |
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Bulk density (kg/m3) |
600-700 |
500-600 |
500-600 |
500-600 |
500-600 |
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Butane activity (%) |
≥20 |
≥200 |
≥25 |
≥25 |
≥30 |
Activated Carbon Purchase Recommendations
Choose the iodine value based on your needs: For efficient removal of trace organic matter or heavy metals, prioritize products with an iodine value ≥1000 mg/g.
For removal of large molecular pollutants or decolorization, products with an iodine value of 800–900 mg/g are sufficient.
Pay attention to particle size and uniformity: Granular activated carbon (e.g., 0.5–2 mm) is suitable for fixed-bed filtration systems, offering good flowability and low pressure drop.
Uniform particle size improves adsorption efficiency and reduces the risk of bed clogging.
Verify product certifications: Choose products with international certifications such as NSF and ISO to ensure compliance with drinking water safety standards.
Consider cost-effectiveness: High-iodine-value coconut shell activated carbon is more expensive, but it has a longer lifespan and higher adsorption efficiency, potentially resulting in lower long-term costs.
You can balance performance and price based on your budget and needs; for example, choosing a product with an iodine value of 900–1000 mg/g can be a compromise.
