Iran’s Alumina Powder Production in 7 Months

Iran produced 138,019 tons of alumina powder in the first seven months of the current Iranian calendar year (March 21-October 22), according to the data released by Iranian Mines and Mining Industries Development and Renovation Organization (IMIDRO). The production of alumina powder in the country has risen 1,379 tons (1%) in the seven-month period of this year from that of the previous year. Based on the data previously released by IMIDRO, Iran has produced 230,682 tons of alumina powder in the past Iranian calendar year 1400 (ended on March 20).
The IMIDRO’s data put the alumina powder output at 231,612 tons in year 1399. Aluminum oxide, which is commonly called alumina, is an inert, odorless, white amorphous material often used in industrial ceramics. Alumina is an important ceramic material for industrial applications. The numerous fields of application range from construction materials, to filling materials, as well as abrasives and catalysts. In plants and mechanical engineering, alumina ceramics are mainly used for wear and corrosion protection. The particle size distribution largely determines the application range and the quality of an alumina powder. Reliably identifying the differences in particle size is therefore an essential requirement of the measuring instrument. - Tehran Times