Wholesale Acid & Heat Resistant Ceramic Cascade Ring (Cascade Mini Ring) Random Tower Packing for Chemical Absorption & Scrubbing Suppliers, Pricelist

Product Description

Ceramic Cascade Ring Product Description

The Ceramic Cascade Ring is a high-efficiency random packing further developed from the Ceramic Pall Ring and Raschig Ring. It features a reduced height-to-diameter ratio of 1:2 or 1:3, combined with a unique conical rolled edge (flared end) and a window design with five inwardly bent tongues per layer—staggered at 45° between upper and lower rows. This innovation reduces wall thickness, enhances mechanical strength, and makes it a preferred choice over conventional rings for energy-saving mass transfer systems.

Product Highlights
Point-Contact Stacking for Low Pressure Drop: The asymmetric flared end disrupts linear contact, enabling point-contact stacking between rings. This increases void space, reduces gas flow resistance, and achieves 50-70% lower pressure drop compared to traditional Raschig rings.
Acid & Heat Resistance: High-alumina ceramic (Al₂O₃ 17-23%) resists all inorganic and organic acids (except HF) and operates at temperatures ≥1000°C, ensuring stability in harsh chemical environments.
Enhanced Mass Transfer Efficiency: The open window design (approx. 30% of wall area) and inner tongue leaves allow gas and liquid to pass freely, utilizing the inner surface for better distribution and 50-100% higher treatment efficiency than Raschig rings.
Strong Mechanical Durability: The rolled end reinforces the ring's structure, while the high-density ceramic body ensures high compressive strength and long service life under heavy load.
Versatile Application Range: Suitable for drying, absorption, cooling, scrubbing, and regeneration towers across chemical, metallurgy, coal gas, and oxygen production industries.
Standards Compliant: Manufactured in accordance with GB/T 18749-2008 standard for chemically resistant ceramic tower packing, ensuring consistent quality across all batches.
Technical Specifications
Size (mm) D×H×T (mm) Surface Area (m²/m³) Void Ratio (%) Number per m³ Bulk Density (kg/m³) Packing Factor (m‾)
φ25 25×20×3 228 74 72000 624 540
φ38 38×23×4 153 74 21600 630 378
φ50 50×30×5 110 76 9100 580 232
φ76 76×45×9 77 78 2500 530 158
Applications & Packaging Overview
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1 What is the core structural advantage of Ceramic Cascade Rings over traditional Raschig rings?

Ceramic Cascade Rings feature a lower height-to-diameter ratio and a distinctive conical flared end. This design creates point-contact stacking rather than nested line-contact, expanding the open void space and reducing pressure drop by 50% to 70%.

Q2 What makes Ceramic Cascade Rings highly resistant to corrosive environments?

They are produced with high-alumina chemical porcelain containing 17%–23% Al₂O₃, granting superior chemical inertness against virtually all inorganic and organic acids (except hydrofluoric acid) and outstanding thermal resistance exceeding 1000°C.

Q3 How does the window and tongue design boost mass transfer efficiency?

The wall windows (accounting for approximately 30% of total surface area) and inwardly bent tongues promote multi-pathway fluid redistribution. Liquids and gases can continuously wet both internal and external surfaces, yielding 50% to 100% higher treatment efficiency.

Q4 What standard sizes are available for engineering applications?

Standard nominal sizes include φ25 mm, φ38 mm, φ50 mm, and φ76 mm. Each size offers specific geometric surface areas and bulk densities tailored to specific column diameters, gas velocities, and loading conditions.

Q5 Which industrial systems commonly adopt ceramic cascade mini-rings?

They are widely deployed across drying towers, acid absorption towers, cooling towers, desulfurization scrubbers, and regenerative thermal systems within the chemical, metallurgical, coal gasification, and industrial gas separation industries.

Q6 What industry standard governs the manufacturing and quality assurance?

Products are manufactured in strict compliance with the GB/T 18749-2008 national standard for chemical-resistant ceramic tower packings, guaranteeing consistent bulk density, high crushing strength, and chemical durability.

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