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Type | Aquariums & Accessories |
Aquarium & Accessory Type | Air Pumps & Accessories |
Feature | Sustainable, Stocked |
Brand Name | Ruyao |
Model Number | RYT-162 |
Product name | Bubble stone aerator oxygen plate |
Material | ceramics |
Usage | Add Oxygen |
MOQ | 2 Pcs |
Size | 40/60/80/100/120/150mm |
Shape | Round |
Introduction to Bubble Stone | Bubble stone is commonly known as aerator (sand head) or aerator. The English product name is: airstone, which uses high-quality raw materials such as white and brown corundum. It is sintered at high temperature (1300 degrees Celsius), sturdy and durable, with good gas dissipation and strong filtration ability. Types of sparkling stones: brown alumina sparkling stone, white alumina sparkling stone, silicon carbide sparkling stone, mineral sand sparkling stone, resin sparkling stone, plastic sparkling stone,wooden sparkling stone, etc. The production process of sparkling stones varies with different materials. For example, resin bubble stones are made by bonding and pasting, with a shorter lifespan than fired ones and lower prices. The mineral sand bubble stone is bonded with glue, which is slightly inferior to white corundum and silicon carbide. Plastic bubble stone, hence its name, is made of plastic. It is lightweight and simple, and can be bent into any shape, giving the generated bubbles a unique appearance in water. However, its lightweight makes it unable to sink to the bottom. Wooden sparkling stones are prone to absorbing moisture from water bodies. Short term soaking of wooden products in water can prevent decay, but long-term soaking in water can cause the wood to expand and expand due to its absorption of moisture, gradually starting to rot at the bottom, then sinking and rotting bit by bit. Its service life is also inferior to that of white corundum and brown corundum sparkling stones. |
The Application of Bubble Stone | Bubble stones generally use 80 mesh gravel, while new ceramic bubble stones use 320 mesh fine sand. The denser and smaller the bubbles produced by bubble stones, the higher the dissolved oxygen rate! Widely used in: 1. Aeration and stirring in sewage treatment plants to prevent the sedimentation of large particles of sediment and remove some organic matter. 2. The oxygenation of fish ponds (aquaculture farms) to nutrient rich water bodies in the environment and the oxygenation of biological cultivation. 3.Oxygen enrichment during transportation of live fish and seafood. 4. Aquarium (purifier) purification, filtration, and ozone sterilization and oxygenation of water quality. 5. Other process uses that require diffusion of air. |
Instructions for Using Bubble Stone | 1. Use a matching hose to connect the bubble stone, and connect the other end of the air pipe to the oxygen pump. 2. Please soak this product in water for 15 minutes before use. 3. For long-term use, if dirt blocks or bubbles decrease, it can be removed for cleaning and repeated use. |
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