The Institute of Chemistry of New Materials offers porous membrane materials based on crystalline silicon dioxide with surface biocidal properties for microfiltration and their production technology.
The institute is looking for consumers interested in purchasing a supplement under a manufacturing agreement and industrial partners interested in acquiring technology under a licensing agreement or a commercial agreement with technical support.

Porous permeable ceramics can be created on the basis of crystal silicon dioxide - cheap and ecologically safe mineral, which is characterized by the absence of phase transitions in a wide interval of temperatures and chemical inertness, this gives the possibility of usage of such materials in chemically aggressive media within wide interval of temperatures.
Porous permeable ceramics can be created on the basis of crystal silicon dioxide - cheap and ecologically safe mineral, which is characterized by the absence of phase transitions in a wide interval of temperatures and chemical inertness, this gives the possibility of usage of such materials in chemically aggressive media within wide interval of temperatures.

Characteristics of filter elements:
-Multi-layer structure
-Length: up to 600 mm
-Diameter: from 16 to 100 mm
-Working temperature: from 5 to 600ºС
-Working pressure up to 2,5 МPа
-Multiple times regeneration
-Work resource till regeneration is needed: 1000-2000 m3 of tap water.

The Institute conducts research in broad international scientific cooperation with research centers in Russia, Azerbaijan, China, Vietnam, Saudi Arabia, the USA, Poland, Germany, Italy, Israel, the Republic of Korea, regularly holds International conferences on the problems of obtaining high-tech low-tonnage chemical products for various functional purposes, as well as alternative sources of raw materials and fuels.

Customers interested in the manufacture of porous membrane materials on the equipment of the institute within the framework of a manufacturing agreement.

Industrial partners interested in purchasing technology for the production of porous membrane materials under a licensing agreement or a commercial agreement with technical support.