5A Molecular Sieve

KANGYU Zeolite Molecular sieve 5AIntroduction:Molecular Sieve 5A is an alkali alumino silicate; it is the calcium form of the Type A crystal structure. Type 5A has an effective pore opening of 5 angstroms (0.5 nm). It will adsorb molecules with a kinetic diameter of less than 5 Angstrom and exclude those larger. It is especially suitable for PSA adsorber applications where it may be used for the separation of normal- and iso- paraffins (C4 to C6 species), in PSA hydrogen purification and in oxygen concentrators. Typical Chemical Formula 0.7 CaO . 0.3 Na2O . Al2O3 . 2 SiO2 . 4.5H2O SiO2 : Al2O3 ≈2Application 1) The strong ionic forces of the divalent calcium ion makes it an excellent adsorbent to remove water, CO2, H2S from sour natural gas streams, while minimising COS formation.2)Light mercaptans are also adsorbed. 3) It is also used for the separation of normal- and iso paraffins. 4)Production of high purity N2, O2, H2 and inert gases from mixed gasstreams.Technical ParameterItem UnitTechnical dataShapePelletSphereDiametermm1.5-1.73.0-3.31.7-2.53.0-5.0Size ratio up to grade%≥98≥98≥96≥96Bulk densityg/ml≥0.68≥0.68≥0.68≥0.68Wear ratio%≤0.20≤0.40≤0.20≤0.20Crushing strengthN≥30/cm≥45/cm≥30/piece≥60/pieceStatic water adsorption%≥21.5≥21.5≥21.5≥21.5Water content, as shipped%≤1.5≤1.5≤1.5≤1.5Regeneration KANGYU molecular sieve Type5A can be regenerated by either heating in the case of thermal swing processes; or by lowering the pressure in the case of pressure swing processes. To remove moisture from a 5A molecular sieve, a temperature of 250-300°C is required. A properly regenerated molecular sieve can give moisture dew points below -100°C, or mercaptan or CO2 levels below 2 ppmv. The outlet concentrations on a pressure swing process will depend on the gas present, and on the conditions of the process.Size 5A - Zeolitesare available in beads of 1-2 mm, (10x18 mesh) 2-3 mm, (8x12 mesh) , 2.5-5 mm, (4x8 mesh)and as powder, and in pellet 1.6, 3.2.Attention To avoid damp and pre-adsorption of organic before running, or must to be reactivated.