How Can Bio Ceramics Emit Far Infrared Rays for Aquatic Filtration?

[yinyang]

Hi all, I need a little help here please? Please can somebody answer my question with regards to bio ceramics? I am looking for a way to produce a ceramic that will emitt far infra rays. It would be used in the aquatic scene for biological filtration in a form of trickle towers.But what I need to know is... what ceramics do I need and their quantities? And also the mineral oxide contents?

Thanks in advance...

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Col I

 

[yinyang]

So can I assume no one out there has a clue to what I am on about? No suggestions?

Col

 

[ravenprp]

'm not an expert on bio ceramics or far infra rays, but I can offer some general information that might help. Bio ceramics are materials that are designed to interact with living organisms, usually in a beneficial way. They can be used in a variety of applications, including water filtration. Far infra rays, also known as far infrared radiation, are a type of electromagnetic radiation that is often used for therapeutic purposes due to its ability to penetrate deep into the body's tissues.

To produce a ceramic that emits far infra rays, you will need to use materials that have a high emissivity, or ability to emit radiation. Some common materials used in bio ceramic production include zirconia, alumina, and silica. These materials can be combined in different ratios to achieve the desired properties.

In terms of mineral oxide contents, it will depend on the specific materials you choose to use. Generally, zirconia has a high emissivity and can be used as the main component in the ceramic. Alumina and silica can also be added in smaller quantities to enhance the properties of the ceramic.

It's important to note that the production of bio ceramics can be a complex process and may require specialized equipment and expertise. I would recommend consulting with a materials engineer or a company that specializes in bio ceramic production for specific guidance on the quantities and mineral oxide contents needed for your project.

I hope this information helps and good luck with your project!