Product Overview

Description

 

  

Silica sand Powder

Egyptian Silica sand is one of the most purt varieties of sand found in the world.

Specs

Silica sand used as filter media on water filtration  4 grades of silica sand are majorly used for water filtration all over the world

Physical Specifications

Sizes	2 mm - 2.5mm
Uniform Coefficient	1.3 - 1.7
Specific Gravity	2.67
Moh's Hardness	7

 

The most common mineral in the Earth’s continental crust is quartz, and most silica sand is made up of broken down quartz crystals. Silica is another name for silicon dioxide, SiO2, of which quartz is a specific latticed structure. 

 

 

 

 

 

Field of Applications

Silica sand is used throughout the world, and in so many different ways it is hard to imagine a world without it. From water filtration, to glass manufacture, to industrial casting, to sand blasting, to producing concrete, to adding texture to slick roads, silica sand impacts every aspect of daily life. One of the major uses of silica sand in the modern world is as an ingredient in industrial concrete. Silica sand produces the bulk of a great deal of concrete, although some concrete bypasses its use for safety and strength reasons.

 

 

 

Silica sand  can be shipped bulk in vessels or packing in jumbo bags

 

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