Acid Resistant Ceramic Pipelines

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acid resistant ceramic pipelines

1)acid resistance 99.8%

2)water absorption<0.5%

3)Not easy to be oxidized

acid resistant ceramic pipelines can be used in drying tower of chemical factory, fertilizer factory and sulfuric acid factory, liner of reactor of absorbing tower, liner of anticorrosive pool, grooves, channels, and laying of acid resistance floor.

Main technical indexes of acid resistant ceramic pipelines:

Item

Unit

Value

Standard

Bulk density

G/cm3

2.31-2.4

HG/T3210-1986

Water absorption

0.2

GB/T8488-2001

Acid resistance

99.8

GB/T8488-2001

Bending strength

Mpa

≥58.8

GB/T8488-2001

Compressive strength

Mpa

≥80

HG/T3210-1986

Acute coldness/heat resistance

temperature difference 100°C

not crack after 1 time

GB/T8488-2001

Main specification of tile and pipelines of acid resistant ceramic pipelines:

Name

Specification

Name

Specification

Standard tile

230×113×65

Acid resistant ceramic plate

100×110×15

Rectangle tile

113×113×65

Acid resistant ceramic plate

150×150×15-30

Transv wedge tile

230×113×56/65

Acid resistant ceramic plate

150×70×15/-30

Transv wedge tile

230×113×25/65

Acid resistant ceramic plate

100×100×10

End wedge tile

230×113×55/65

Acid resistant ceramic plate

80×80×10

End wedge tile

230×113×25/65

Acid resistant ceramic plate

50×50×10

End wedge tile

230×113×65/45

Acid resistant ceramic plate

180×110×20-30

Narrow tile

230×65×65

Half narrow tile

113×65×65

Main chemical composition of tile and pipelines (%):

SiO2

69.8

Al2O3

22.5

K2O

2.7

Na2O

0.95

CaO

0.82

MgO

0.12

Fe2O3

0.05

0.54

Acid resistance

99.8

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Location	Jiangxi,China
Year Established	2001
Annual Output Value	US$10 Million - US$50 Million
Main Markets	North America South America Eastern Europe Southeast Asia Africa Oceania Mid East Eastern Asia Western Europe
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Nearest Port	Shanghai,Shenzhen
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