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What is the difference between a catalytic tortoise-shell mesh corundum lining and a steel fiber heat-insulating and wear-resistant single-layer lining? Thank you.
The strength, wear resistance, and difficulty of installation of a turtle-shell patterned lining are all higher than those of a single-layer lining; it is recommended to use a double-layer lining for recycling systems
Different lining methods are used for different locations
Ours all have a single-layer steel fiber lining
Our regenerator has a single-layer lining, and the settler contains a tortoise-shell mesh
The regenerator can have a single-layer lining; the stripping section and cone of the settler are preferably equipped with tortoise-shell mesh
1. The tortoiseshell mesh corundum wear-resistant lining has high strength, high density, and good wear resistance; its thermal insulation properties are generally not taken into consideration; 2. The heat-insulating and wear-resistant lining with steel fibers offers lower wear resistance and strength compared to the corundum lining, but it does provide some heat-insulating effect; this type of lining is generally used on the inside of cold-wall equipment.
It generally has a double-layer lining: a 75 cm thick insulation layer at the bottom, and a 25 cm thick wear-resistant mesh lining on top
1. The catalytic tortoise-shell mesh corundum lining is a highly wear-resistant lining, whose main function is to provide wear resistance. It is generally 20 mm or 25 mm thick and is used in areas with high gas velocities and severe catalyst wear, such as hot-wall cyclones, hot-wall dilute-phase tubes, and hot-wall leg sections. 2 The main functions of the steel fiber insulated and wear-resistant single-layer lining are insulation and wear resistance; it is usually 125 mm or 150 mm thick, and is employed in areas with low gas flow rates and mild catalyst wear, such as regenerators, coking tanks, and degassing tanks.
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