Recycling of catalyst ceramic balls
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Dear students, how are the ceramic balls handled every time your company loads or unloads catalysts? Is there any that can be recycled? Should it be disposed of as solid waste instead? Please feel free to speak up! Hehe……
Aren’t there any factories for recycling?
Reply to 3# amanda Hm? Are you working on the recycling of ceramic balls? What is the method of recycling? Could you explain it in detail?
If the surface contamination is not severe, it can be washed clean with water, dried, and then reused.
Reply to 5# Clauspolunit: What are the standards for recycling? How can I tell if it can be used again?
It mainly depends on whether there are stains on the surface. As long as the surface is clean, that’s enough. Because the ceramic balls we usually use are alumina-based inert ceramic balls, which merely serve to support the catalyst.
Generally, factories are buried. However, to save this small amount of cost, it is planned to be recycled. Hehe
Hello everyone, our factory specializes in producing ceramic balls. If you have old balls, you can contact me as well; I can help you understand more about them. My QQ number is 31874948, and my phone number is 15979476495.
The replaced porcelain balls are basically disposed of directly; it is rather difficult to recycle them