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Zeolite, a naturally occurring mineral with exceptional adsorption capabilities, has emerged as a cornerstone in water treatment, particularly in the realm of aquaculture. Its unique properties enable it to efficiently remove ammonia, a harmful byproduct in aquatic environments, through a process known as denitrogenation.
As a filter material, zeolite provides a highly effective solution for maintaining water quality in aquaculture systems. Its porous structure acts as a sponge, capturing ammonia and other contaminants, thereby preventing their accumulation and potential toxicity to aquatic life. The use of zeolite filters not only ensures cleaner water but also supports the healthy growth and development of aquatic organisms.
Moreover, zeolite's regenerative nature allows for its reuse after saturation, making it an economically and environmentally sustainable option for water treatment in aquaculture. By leveraging the powerful adsorption properties of zeolite, aquaculture operators can significantly enhance the overall health and productivity of their systems, fostering a thriving aquatic environment.
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Item |
Unit |
Specification |
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Bulk density |
g/cm3 |
1.8 ~ 2.2 |
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Surface Area |
m2/g |
500 ~ 800 |
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Hydrochloric acid soluble rate |
% |
≤0.1 |
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Wear rate |
% |
<0.5 |
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Total exchange capacity |
mg/g |
2.2 ~ 2.5 |
