Water body covering medium Plastic Hollow ball

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  • Water body covering medium Plastic Hollow ball
  • Water body covering medium Plastic Hollow ball
  • Water body covering medium Plastic Hollow ball

Short Description:

This ball was made by blow molding technology. So this ball has not any cracks.Traditionally, this ball is used in water treatment. When millions of Plastic Hollow ball onto the surface of a liquid, the balls automatically form a liquid covering surface. This covering surface provides an extremely effective barrier and significantly reduces the mass and heat transfer mechanisms operating between the liquid and surrounding environment.

At present, according to scientists’ continuous development and innovation, this balls application will become more wider. Such as prevent birds from landing and nesting on the liquid’s surface and around place,use as a check-valve ball in flow control applications, shock absorption in building field and so on.


Product Detail

Product Tags

Feature

1.Effective control heat loss

2.Chemical resistant

3.Prevent Algae Growth without Chemicals

4.East to install

5 Over 90% surface covering ratio

6.Light penetration

7.Acid mist reduction from electrowining

Application

1.Gold Mining-Leach Ponds

2.Silver Mining-Settling Ponds

3.Oil and Natural Gas Frac Water Tanks

4.Agriculture

5.Copper Refining-Demisting ball

6.Ammonia Tanks

Chemical Processing

Technical parameter

Diameter

Piece weight

Number/ft2

Number/Sqm

10

0.2

1076

11600

20

1.0

270

2900

25

1.5

172

1850

38

4.5

74

800

45

7.0

53

570

50

8.0

43

465

55

10.5

35

380

70

16.0

22

235

100

40

10

116

150

100

4.8

51

This equates to 91% of the liquid surface area. The frictional contact points ensure that each ball remains stable when subjected to increased or air turbulence.

Suitable material

Technical name

Commercial name

Abbreviation

Molecular formula

High Density Polyethylene

High Density Polyethylene

HDPE

(C2H4)n

Low Density Polyethylene

Low Density Polyethylene

LDPE

(C2H4)n

Poly(propene)

Poly(propene)

PP

(C3H6)n

Polytetrafluoroethylene

Teflon

PTFE

(CF2-CF2)n

Polyvinylidene fluoride

Kynar,Hylar,Sygef

PVDF

(C2H2F2)n

Operation temperature

Material

Working condition

Typical application

Note

HDPE

80

Demineralised water and Chromic acid

For outdoor application

LDPE

80

Demineralised water and Chromic acid

For outdoor application

PVDF

140

Resistance to many aggressive chemical

For high temperature

PTFE

250

high temperature applications

For high temperature

PP

110

Metal treament industry

Good corrosion asistance

Different material Physical/mechanical/thermal/electric/magnetic properties

Material

Property

U.o.M

Type

Notes

Value

 

 

 

PE Ball

Density

g/cm³

Physical

Room temp

0.92(L),0.97(H)

Young’s modulus

Mpa

Mechanical

Room temp

250/950

Friction coefficient

 

Mechanical

Room temp

0.38

Water absorption

%

Physical

24 Hours

0.013

Coefficient of linear thermal expansion

10-6℃

Thermal

 

150

Volume resistivity

Ohm*m

Electric

 

>10-15

Relative magnetic permeability

 

Magnetic

Diamagnetic

<-1

Thermal conductivity

W/m.k

Thermal

Room temp

0.32(L)/0.46(H)

 

 

 

 

PP Ball

Density

g/cm³

Physical

Room temp

0.87

Young’s modulus

Mpa

Mechanical

Room temp

1285

Friction coefficient

 

Mechanical

Room temp

0.30

Water absorption

%

Physical

24 Hours

0.10

Coefficient of linear thermal expansion

10-6℃

Thermal

 

135

Volume resistivity

Ohm*m

Electric

 

>10-14

Relative magnetic permeability

 

Magnetic

Diamagnetic

<-1

Thermal conductivity

W/m.k

Thermal

Room temp

0.19

 

 PVDF Ball

Density

g/cm³

Physical

Room temp

1.77

Young’s modulus

Mpa

Mechanical

Room temp

1900

Friction coefficient

 

Mechanical

Room temp

0.32

Water absorption

%

Physical

24 Hours

0.04

Coefficient of linear thermal expansion

10-6℃

Thermal

 

130

Volume resistivity

Ohm*m

Electric

 

>10-14

Relative magnetic permeability

 

Magnetic

Diamagnetic

<-1

Thermal conductivity

W/m.k

Thermal

Room temp

0.19

 

PPgs 

PTFE Ball

Density

g/cm³

Physical

Room temp

2.16

Young’s modulus

Mpa

Mechanical

Room temp

670

Friction coefficient

 

Mechanical

Room temp

0.12

Water absorption

%

Physical

24 Hours

0.02

Coefficient of linear thermal expansion

10-6℃

Thermal

 

145

Volume resistivity

Ohm*m

Electric

 

>10-16

Relative magnetic permeability

 

Magnetic

Diamagnetic

<-1

Thermal conductivity

W/m.k

Thermal

Room temp

0.23

Mainly application

Name

Application

PP

Polypropylene balls are resisting into not concentrated acids, alkalis, alcohols, oils, greases and most inorganic compounds. Fair resistance in aromatic hydrocarbons, they are not resistant in contact with halogens. They provide corrosive phenomena even in presence of concentrated acids and oxidizing agents at high temperature.

PE

Excellent corrosion resistance in contact with acids, alcohols, basis, esters, petrol, greases and oils. Fairish resistance to aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons, mineral oils, oxidizing agents.

PVDF

Excellent corrosion resistance in contact with inorganic acids and salts, organic acids, alcohols, ethers, aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons, halogens except fluorines, oxidizing environments. They are not suitable against nearly pure strong acids and basis, liquid alcaline metals, strong polar solvents.

PTFE

Teflon balls provide exceptional corrosion resistance properties, they are resisting even in contact with industrial acids or caustic substances. They suffer corrosive phenomena only against molten alkaline metals and fluorides at elevated temperatures.


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