CentroTech Provides Space Industry with Ultra-Fine Filters
15 November 2019 (09:14)
UrBC, Yekaterinburg, November 15, 2019. Rosatom/TVEL’s Novouralsk-based asset CentroTech supplied a set of ultra-fine filters to one of Roscosmos State Corporation’s member enterprises. The filters will be used as components of special-purpose equipment working under overpressure (up to 40 MPa), Ural Electrochemical Combine’s press service reports.
The filters are used to eliminate mechanical impurities over 5 micrometers large from gases that are chemically resistant to the materials the filters are made of: air, nitrogen, helium, and air-, nitrogen-, and helium-based mixtures. The goal is ensure the required quality of the processing medium.
The filtering begins the moment the gases arrive and can be used at pneumatic-hydraulic systems, above-ground complexes, and other facilities, including space vehicles.
In order to ensure efficient filtering, CentroTech uses high-strength metal-ceramic filtering components made from ultra-disperse sintered powder and the casing made from corrosion-resistant steel.
The filters are used to eliminate mechanical impurities over 5 micrometers large from gases that are chemically resistant to the materials the filters are made of: air, nitrogen, helium, and air-, nitrogen-, and helium-based mixtures. The goal is ensure the required quality of the processing medium.
The filtering begins the moment the gases arrive and can be used at pneumatic-hydraulic systems, above-ground complexes, and other facilities, including space vehicles.
In order to ensure efficient filtering, CentroTech uses high-strength metal-ceramic filtering components made from ultra-disperse sintered powder and the casing made from corrosion-resistant steel.
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