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04-05-23

Iran's Alumina Powder Production Drops by Two Percent During Last Year

(MENAFN) According to recent reports, Iran produced 225,942 tons of alumina powder in the past Iranian calendar year 1401, which ended on March 20. This figure represents a two percent drop in comparison to the previous year's output. Aluminum oxide, also known as alumina, is a white, odorless, amorphous material that is commonly used in industrial ceramics.

Alumina is an essential ceramic material for industrial applications, with a wide range of fields of application, including construction materials, filling materials, abrasives, and catalysts. Alumina ceramics are primarily used for wear and corrosion protection in plants and mechanical engineering.

The particle size distribution plays a significant role in determining the application range and quality of alumina powder. Reliably identifying the differences in particle size is, therefore, an essential requirement of the measuring instrument.

Despite the decrease in alumina powder production in the past year, Iran remains a significant producer of the material. The country's alumina powder production is likely to continue to play a crucial role in the development of its industrial sector.

In conclusion, Iran's alumina powder production dropped by two percent in 2022. Nevertheless, alumina powder remains an essential ceramic material for industrial applications, with a wide range of fields of application. The reliable identification of particle size differences is an essential requirement for measuring instruments used in the production of alumina powder. Iran's continued production of alumina powder is likely to have a significant impact on the country's industrial sector.
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