20/40-52MPA Medium Density Ceramic Proppant

Product Description

When selecting a proppant for hydraulic fracturing, understanding the density of ceramic materials is crucial. The ceramic density directly impacts the performance and efficiency of the ceramic proppant in maintaining well stability and enhancing resource extraction. Our custom ceramsite sand is designed to meet specific needs, offering an optimal balance of strength and ceramics density to ensure superior results in various applications. If you're looking for a tailored solution with the right ceramic density, contact us to explore how our products can meet your exact requirements.

Product Specifications:

20/40  69mpa

Size	20/40
Roundness and sphericity	0.8/0.8
Body density	1.7-1.9 g /cm3
Apparent density	3.0-3.3 g /cm3
Crush	10,000 PSI< 7.0
Acid solubility	Max 7
Turbidity	Max 200 FTU

AnYiCheng produces high-quality fracturing ceramic proppants that meet international API and domestic SY/T5108, SY/T6302 standards, with an annual output of 100,000 tons. Our key advantage over domestic competitors lies in our advanced combined grinding, automatic pelletizing, and precise firing technology. We use a fully automated batching system and real-time temperature monitoring to ensure consistent, high-quality products. Strong partnerships with research institutes and a team of experts allow us to adjust production based on customer needs. We prioritize environmental protection with advanced dust control and desulfurization systems, and offer customizable packaging to enhance brand recognition.

Reasons why ceramsite sand shows different colors

Mainly due to the craftsmanship and materials used in its production. Color changes of ceramsite sand

1. Raw materials: The raw materials of ceramsite sand, such as clay, shale, coal gangue, etc., may contain different minerals and trace elements. These components will change during the high-temperature firing process, thus affecting the quality of ceramsite sand. color.

2. Firing temperature: The temperature at which ceramic sand is fired will affect its color. When fired at high temperatures, the minerals and trace elements in the ceramsite sand will react chemically, causing the color to change.

3. Firing atmosphere: The environment (atmosphere) in which ceramic sand is fired will also affect its color. For example, ceramsite sand may be darker in an oxidizing environment and lighter in a reducing environment.

4. Surface treatment: In order to improve certain properties of ceramsite sand, such as wear resistance, corrosion resistance, etc., surface treatment is usually performed on it. These treatments, such as coating, impregnation, etc., may also change the color of the ceramsite sand.

5. Other factors: In addition to the above factors, there are other factors such as mixture, fuel type, firing time, etc., which may affect the color of ceramsite sand.