Erosion reduced with Pfaudler’s new Abrasion-Resistant Glass
21st December 2011
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Pfaudler Balfour
After extensive laboratory tests and field experiments, Pfaudler has unveiled a new Abrasion Resistant Glass (ARG) that for reactors, agitators and outlet valves, can provide a massive 20% reduction in erosion when compared to conventional chemical glass qualities.
Pfaudler’s ARG is particularly suitable for poly aluminium chloride (PAC) and titanium oxide production processes, as well as applications where the dissolution of ores in concentrated acids is especially high.
Although these processes are highly corrosive, Pfaudler’s new white-glass-type, with improved abrasion resistance, can achieve a significantly sustained life cycle improvement for component parts - without any compromise to chemical corrosion resistance.
The advanced mechanical properties of this new glass type consolidate Pfaudler’s vast experience in finding solutions to reduce abrasion for modern agitating systems, where it has a proven track record of prolonging the lifetime of glass lined apparatus – in many cases by as much as several years – compared to traditional solutions.
Although these processes are highly corrosive, Pfaudler’s new white-glass-type, with improved abrasion resistance, can achieve a significantly sustained life cycle improvement for component parts - without any compromise to chemical corrosion resistance.
The advanced mechanical properties of this new glass type consolidate Pfaudler’s vast experience in finding solutions to reduce abrasion for modern agitating systems, where it has a proven track record of prolonging the lifetime of glass lined apparatus – in many cases by as much as several years – compared to traditional solutions.
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