Molecular sieve manufacturer talks about the change of molecular sieve adsorbent affected by temperature

The common production process of molecular sieve is to mix aluminum hydroxide, pseudo boehmite and zeolite powder in a certain proportion, fully react at a certain temperature to form a sphere, which will be released to the surface after 8-12 hours of activation treatment, and the upper colloid is the molecular sieve product. The production method has the characteristics of high production efficiency, low investment cost, simple process, convenient operation and large output.
Performance advantages of molecular sieve: it has strong adsorption capacity, good water treatment effect, long service life, and is not easy to crush. Compared with activated alumina ball desiccant, it can save 10-20% of the cost of water purification. It is widely used in drinking water, industrial water, industrial equipment drying, domestic water, domestic sewage and industrial sewage treatment, and can effectively remove fluoride, arsenic, aluminum ions and other impurities in the water source. So, do you know that molecular sieve adsorbent is affected by temperature? molecular sieve manufacturer will answer for you!
The water purification function of high efficiency molecular sieve will be affected by temperature, but it is less affected by high temperature and high turbidity, and more affected by low temperature and low turbidity. When the temperature reaches - 10 ℃, the adsorption effect will be affected. From the internal structure analysis, the molecular structure of high efficiency molecular sieve is most stable when the temperature is 15-25 ℃. When the temperature drops below zero, the molecules begin to suspend actively, which will also affect the purification effect of molecular sieve. The direct performance is that the adsorption effect is not obvious, and it is difficult to form alum flowers, which will further affect its deposition. In winter, the temperature is very low, falling below zero, and it is difficult for efficient molecular sieves to play a role.