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The production process of silica? ? ?

2011-03-09View Original

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This post was last edited by huawei on 2011-4-28 12:46. The production process of silica? What are the precautions during operation?
Reply #22011-03-30
Is silica gel used to produce silica?
Reply #32011-04-09
Precipitation method or gas-phase method? You can contact me on QQ115479000
Reply #42011-04-11
Reply to 3# yhwh* Gas phase method
Reply #52011-04-12
Reply to 4# Ziyouyu-Yu-Xu: I’m not familiar with the vapor phase method, haha
Reply #62011-04-19
We have carried out many projects on silica gel using the precipitation method in China. I hope friends can come together to exchange ideas.
Reply #72011-05-08
Production process flow of precipitated silica: 1 Quartz sand + soda ash -- high-temperature calcination, cooling ---- solid water glass --- dissolution --- liquid water glass. 2 Water glass + sulfuric acid --- silica slurry --- pressure filtration --- washing --- pulping ---- drying --- final product packaging
Reply #82011-05-09
A method for producing fumed silica via the gas-phase process involves using silicon tetrachloride, hydrogen, and air (expressed as oxygen) as raw materials, which are continuously fed into a hydrolysis furnace in a specific volume ratio to undergo a hydrolysis reaction. The reaction temperature is 1000–1100°C, and during this reaction, primary silica particles are formed; The reactant is aggregated into aggregated particles using an agglomerator, and after cyclone separation, two-stage air-jet deacidification, fluidized bed screening, and vacuum compression packaging, it becomes the final product.
Reply #92011-05-25
I have worked on the sulfuric acid pumps and pH meters inside.
Reply #102011-05-30
Eiwa Silicon Industry is the production process for meteorological silica!
Reply #112018-03-15
It’s an industry of considerable scale – why aren’t there any professional books on it?

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