Microporous CO2/O2 gas diffusion sintered metal spargers introduce gases into liquids through the thousands of pores in the medium. The spargers and diffusers are extremely efficient and introduce higher number and extremely fine bubbles as compared to the drilled pipes.
With this effective sparging procedure, the gas turns into liquid fairly quickly. TOPTITECH can customise the sintered powder porous metal spargers and diffusers as customer’s requirements. The spargers work with various gases like nitrogen, oxygen and carbon dioxide.
Parameters
Material: SUS304 SUS316L
Technique: Powder Sintered
Porosity: 30%-45%
Pore size: 0.5-100um
Advantage: High Porosity And Permeability
Application: Petrochemical, Food, Beer, Pharmaceutical
Features
The size of bubbles produced by the porous CO2/O2 gas injecting sintered metal sparger diffuser can be easily adjusted by selecting from a range of available media pore sizes.
The sintered metal sparger diffuser is constructed using temperature and corrosion-resistant materials, ensuring durability and longevity.
This sparger diffuser features a high-quality, all-welded, robust construction that is designed to withstand the rigors of industrial applications.
The smaller sparging elements of this diffuser result in higher diffusion rates, making it an efficient and effective solution for injecting CO2/O2 gases.
Applications
Wastewater Treatment: This diffuser is used in wastewater treatment plants to inject oxygen into the water, promoting the growth of aerobic bacteria that break down organic matter.
Fermentation: In the brewing and wine-making industries, this sparger diffuser is used to inject carbon dioxide into the fermentation tanks, creating the desired level of carbonation.
Chemical Processing: This diffuser is used in chemical reactors to inject gases such as oxygen or nitrogen, promoting chemical reactions and increasing efficiency.
Aquaculture: In fish farms, this sparger diffuser is used to inject oxygen into the water, promoting fish growth and health.
Pharmaceuticals: This diffuser is used in the production of pharmaceuticals, where it is used to inject gases into reactors and fermenters, promoting the growth of microorganisms and ensuring product purity.
In the brewing industry, the diffuser is used during the fermentation process to inject carbon dioxide into the beer, creating the desired level of carbonation. The diffuser can also be used to inject oxygen into the wort to promote yeast growth.
