flouride removal by activated alumina
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Spherical Activated AluminaFluoride Removal
Product InformationActivated alumina
Best available technology…Sorbead India granular activatedalumina enables the removal of arsenicand fluoride from drinking water and isused in industrial applications.Activated alumina is listed by the U.S.Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)as a “best available technology” (B AT)for the removal of arsenic and fluoride.
NSF 61CertifiedOur granular activated alumina is NSF 61certified for drinking water applicationsand is used in various municipal andbottled water facility applications forthe removal of arsenic and fluoride.
Industrial applicationsWith arsenic and fluoride health-related concerns on the rise, activatedalumina offers a p o l i s h i n g step forindustrial waste waters.Common applications using arsenic andfluoride within the production processinclude glass manufacturing, alumina andsteel processing, pesticide as well asfertilizer producton and thesemiconductor industry.
Cost effective treatmentIn addition, activated alumina is often acost-effective method for removingboth arsenic and fluoride since it can beregenerated to allow the material to beused multiples of times before
Replacement is required. Activated aluminahas a higher bulk density that also allowsfor more capacity over less dense aluminas.
AvailablePackagingSorbead India activated alumina isavailable in the following granular sizes:
0.4-1.5mm1-3mm; 2-5mm
For more information aboutSorbead India granular activated alumina,Call us at +91-7567688877Or visit us:www.sorbeadindia.com
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SORBEAD INDIA306-307, Prayosha Complex,3rd Floor, Opp. Channi Jakat Naka,Vadodara 390 002, Gujarat India.Phone: ++91 265-2761041,2761042Fax: : ++91 265 2761142Web : www.sorbeadindia.com
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Chemical Composition (%)Al2O3 92.0SiO2 0.02
Fe2O3 0.03Na2O 0.30
LOI (250-1200º C) 7.0Physical PropertiesSurface area, m2/g 315Total pore volume, cc/g 5Alumina XRD phase Amorphous, chi and gammaPacked bulk density, lbs/ft3 (kg/m) 47 (752)