Hydraulic Dehumidifier (Silicagel)

Hydraulic Dehumidifier (Silicagel)

Hydraulic Dehumidifier (Silicagel)

Model: Activated carbon model change cartridge and Anti-fog valve

Material Gasket: NBR

Explanation:

Activated carbon mainly consists of:
Carbon with a very porous structure.
Pores are like sponges
connected to each other. Inner part
The surface is between 300 and 2000m² / g coal, so the interior corresponds to four gra surface
Silica gel is formed by about 99%
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) and is called synthetic, polar and hydrophilic
Dryer is classified. Due to its high porosity, a large internal surface of up to 800 m2 / g. It provides Silica gel,
The European Union (EC No.1272 / 2008) is classified as a dangerous substance. According to EC directives (67/548 / EEC or 1999/45 / EC)
subject to labeling. Silica gel healthy

Activated carbon mainly consists of carbon with a very porous structure. The pores are like a sponge. The inner surface is between 300 and 2000 m² / g of coal, so the inner surface is four grams of activated carbon surface the size of a football field. The density of activated carbon is from 0.2 to 0.6 g / cm3. Activated carbon connects nonpolar materials (substances that cannot be mixed with water) to the interior.

Pores.
Silica gel contains about 99% silicon dioxide (Si02) and is classified as a synthetic, polar and hydrophilic drying agent. It has a wide inner surface up to 800 m2 / g due to its high porosity. this makes it possible to have very high water absorption capacity. In aeration dryers, silica gel is often mixed with a color indicator. Color changes show the water content and hence the progress of loading the dryer.
Silica gel is not considered a dangerous substance according to European Union legislation (EC No. 1272/2008 Regulation).
classified. Not subject to labeling according to EC directives (67/548 / EEC or 1999/45 / EC). Silica gel does not count
substances harmful to health and the environment.

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