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What is the insulation material in the coke charging hopper for dry quenching of coke?

2010-05-22View Original

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What is the insulating material in the coke charging hopper for dry quenching of coke? It’s something located at the bottom of the hopper, a fabric-like material that prevents dust from escaping and is resistant to high temperatures. I originally thought it was silica fiber felt, but its thickness is only 3-5 mm. There are steel wires inside. It has been less than half a year since it was put into use, and it’s already largely damaged; new materials need to be ordered. If any expert is aware of this, please offer some guidance.
Reply #22010-05-22
Reply to 1# angang9696: Inner lining of heat-resistant stainless steel wire and ceramic fiber fabric
Reply #32010-05-23
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