GRANULATE AEROGEL

Aerogel granules are typically obtained by first forming a gel from a precursor material such as silica or carbon and then removing the liquid component of the gel through a process called supercritical drying. This process preserves the gel structure and provides a highly porous solid material. The resulting Aerogel is then crushed or ground into granules of various sizes.

Some Application Areas

These granules retain many properties of bulk Aerogel, including low density, high surface area, and excellent thermal insulation. They are used in a variety of applications where these properties are advantageous, as lightweight composites, insulation materials, environmental cleaning, and as additives in coatings and paints.

Some potential benefits of using Granulated Aerogel in the defense industry are