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Klaus furnace lining material

2020-08-07View Original

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Dear Haihao friends! The ammonia concentration in the acidic gas is high, and the design temperature of the furnace is 1300°C. I would like to ask everyone: is it reliable to use refractory 85 corundum mullite bricks as the lining material, combined with a 1.3 thickness layer of lightweight castable as the insulation layer? What lining materials do you use in your furnaces?
Reply #22020-08-07
To be honest, the construction design firms won’t go into too much detail about such things....
Reply #32020-08-10
The manufacturer only gives you the model number, but not the ingredients
Reply #42020-08-12
That’s indeed the case; I consulted several refractory material suppliers, but the specific technical data remains confidential.
Reply #52020-08-12
I’ve consulted several refractory material suppliers recently, and it’s indeed the case.
Reply #62020-08-12
Construction quality is very important; I’ve seen several cases where the construction work was poor, and there were near-misses during the furnace heating process!

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