316L Sintered Stainless Steel Hydrogen Dissolving Stone

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A 316L sintered stainless steel hydrogen dissolving stone is a porous structure made of 316L stainless steel through the sintering process. It is designed specifically for the dissolution of hydrogen gas into liquid media, such as water or other solvents.

The sintered stainless steel material provides excellent resistance to corrosion and high temperatures, making it suitable for various applications involving hydrogen gas dissolution. The porous structure of the stone allows for the efficient dispersion of small hydrogen gas bubbles throughout the liquid, enhancing the dissolution process.

Parameters
Material:stainless steel 316L powder
Technical:sintering
Size:12*30mm
Pore size:20um
Porosity:35%

Features
Large surface Area: provides a large internal surface area, which promotes efficient gas-liquid interaction and enhances the dissolution process. The increased surface area allows for a greater contact area between the hydrogen gas and the liquid, facilitating the dissolution of gas into the liquid media.

Durability and Longevity: 316L stainless steel is known for its excellent corrosion resistance, making the hydrogen dissolving stone durable and able to withstand harsh operating conditions. It is resistant to corrosion from hydrogen gas and various chemical substances, ensuring a long service life.

Cleanability and Maintenance: The sintered stainless steel material is easily cleanable, allowing for regular maintenance and removal of any accumulated contaminants or fouling. This helps maintain the efficiency and performance of the hydrogen dissolving stone over time.

Compatibility: 316L stainless steel is compatible with a wide range of liquids and gases, making the hydrogen dissolving stone suitable for various applications. It is resistant to chemical reactions and can withstand high temperatures, providing versatility in different environments.

Applications
Hydrogenation processes: In chemical and pharmaceutical industries, the stones are used in hydrogenation reactions to dissolve hydrogen gas into liquid reactants, facilitating the desired chemical transformations.

Water treatment: The stones can be employed in water treatment systems to dissolve hydrogen gas for the purpose of reducing oxidation-reduction potential (ORP) and enhancing the water's antioxidant properties.

Fuel cells: Hydrogen dissolving stones are utilized in fuel cell systems to aid in the efficient and controlled dissipation of hydrogen gas into the fuel cell electrolyte, facilitating the electrochemical reactions for power generation.