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What is alumina ceramic membrane?

ceramic membrane

The ceramic membrane is an asymmetric membrane formed by inorganic ceramic materials prepared by a special process. It is divided into two types: tubular ceramic membrane and flat ceramic membrane.

The ceramic membrane has high separation efficiency, good chemical stability, acid and alkali resistance, organic solvent resistance, bacteria resistance, high-temperature resistance, pollution resistance, high mechanical strength, good regeneration performance, simple separation process, low energy consumption, and long service life.

Application fields:

  • Food industry
  • Plant (medicine) deep processing
  • Biomedicine
  • Fermentation
  • Fine chemicals

Characteristics of ceramic membrane materials:
A coating film is required on the surface of the ceramic. The coating film is to apply a filter layer. The material used depends on the pore size,100 nm is 99.995% alpha-alumina, 50-30 nm is 99.99% zirconia, and 10 nm is 99.95% Titanium oxide.

  • Support carrier: imported white corundum.
  • Microfiltration membrane: imported 99.995% purity alpha-alumina.
  • Ultrafiltration membrane: Hejal’s core invention patent, monodispersed 99.99% zirconia/titanium oxide.

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