What is a Porous Ceramics?

Porous Ceramics are a type of ceramic material that contains many small pores within its structure. These pores are formed during the sintering process and can be adjusted to various sizes and shapes according to the application. Porous ceramics are lightweight, while maintaining high strength, heat resistance, and chemical resistance. These properties make porous ceramics highly versatile and widely used in various industrial fields.

The main characteristics of porous ceramics include:
✅ Lightweight:
The porous structure makes the material lightweight while retaining mechanical strength.
✅ High Heat Resistance:
It can maintain stability in high-temperature environments.
✅ Excellent Absorption:
Due to the many pores, it is ideal for absorbing and filtering liquids and gases.
✅ Chemical Stability:
It is resistant to corrosion and has high chemical stability.

Application of Porous Ceramics

✅ Filter Materials
Porous ceramics are used as filters for liquids and gases, such as in the chemical industry and water treatment systems.
✅ Catalyst Support
They are used as supports for catalysts that enhance chemical reactions, especially in automotive exhaust purification systems.
✅ Sound Absorption
Due to their ability to absorb sound, they are used in acoustic devices and as wall materials for noise control in buildings.
✅ Refractory Materials
They are used in high-temperature applications, such as in refractory bricks and furnace linings.

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