Пластиковый многогранный полый шар для упаковки башни - Китайские поставщики и фабрика качества
📦 Product Description
Plastic polygonal hollow balls are made from heat-resistant and chemically corrosion-resistant plastics. The application temperature in media ranges from 60°C to 150°C.
Plastic polygonal hollow balls (PP, PE, PVC, RPP) are also known as plastic multi-faceted hollow spheres. The polygonal hollow packing consists of two hemispheres that form a complete sphere. Each hemisphere is composed of several semi-uniform leaves, with upper and lower leaves arranged in a staggered pattern.
The design concept is advanced and the structure is rational. These plastic polygonal hollow balls feature an outstanding combination of properties:
- ⚡Lightweight — easy to handle and install in towers
- 🌬️Low wind resistance — wide free space for gas and liquid flow
- 💧Excellent hydrophilic surface — promotes effective contact
- 📐Large total surface area — maximizes mass transfer efficiency
- 🔧Easy to fill — convenient equipment loading and operation
- 🛡️Chemical resistance — suitable for aggressive environments
🏭 Applications
Plastic polygonal hollow balls can be used in a wide range of industrial applications. They represent a new type of high-efficiency tower packing used in water treatment equipment.
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Wastewater treatment systems
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CO₂ desulfurization at power plants
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Water tower desulfurization packing
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Gas purification & scrubber packing
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q What materials are plastic polygonal hollow balls made from?
Plastic polygonal hollow balls are manufactured from heat-resistant and chemically corrosion-resistant plastics, including PP (polypropylene), PE (polyethylene), PVC, and RPP. These materials ensure durability in demanding industrial environments.
Q What is the operating temperature range for these hollow balls?
The application temperature in carrier media ranges from 60°C to 150°C, making them suitable for a wide variety of industrial processes including high-temperature gas scrubbing and water treatment.
Q What are the main advantages of plastic polygonal hollow balls over traditional packing?
Key advantages include lightweight construction, wide free space for fluid flow, low wind resistance, excellent hydrophilic surface properties, large total surface area for mass transfer, and ease of filling into tower equipment. These features result in higher efficiency and lower operational costs.
Q In which industries are plastic polygonal hollow balls commonly used?
These hollow balls are widely used in wastewater treatment plants, power plant CO₂ and SO₂ desulfurization systems, water tower scrubbing packing, gas purification units, and other chemical processing towers requiring efficient mass transfer packing.
Q How is the structure of a plastic polygonal hollow ball designed?
Each ball consists of two hemispheres joined together to form a complete sphere. Each hemisphere is composed of several semi-uniform leaves arranged in a staggered upper-and-lower pattern, creating an open, high-surface-area structure that promotes effective gas-liquid contact.
Q Are plastic polygonal hollow balls resistant to chemicals and corrosion?
Yes. The balls are made from chemically resistant plastics (PP, PE, PVC, RPP) that offer excellent resistance to a wide range of acids, alkalis, and organic solvents, making them ideal for use in corrosive industrial media and wastewater treatment applications.