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What material is good for the central tube of a cyclone dust collector?

2008-12-24View Original

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Operating temperature: 1000-1050 degrees
Reply #22008-12-25
Is it Q235-B on the outside with an inner lining added inside?
Reply #32008-12-25
No steel material can withstand such temperatures. It’s better to use a steel-clad structure with refractory material inside.
Reply #42008-12-25
310S is the only option, and its strength is questionable.
Reply #52008-12-26
Use refractory ceramics with a steel lining; that should work
Reply #62011-06-03
Learn* it a bit. . . . . . . . . . .
Reply #72011-06-03
Reply 1# hldxc: Add a turtle shell mesh to the 800H model, and line it with refractory material.
Reply #82011-07-21
The steel lining can be made of refractory ceramics; alternatively, (316L is recommended), a wear-resistant lining is necessary
Reply #92011-08-18
A cold-wall cyclone separator can be used, with anti-wear and refractory materials applied on the outside

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