CF2259 Ceramic Fiber Module

Description of Ceramic Fiber Module

Ceramic fiber is produced from high purity aluminosilicate material through a strictly controlled high-temperature furnace melting and fiberizing process. Ceramic fiber products are white and odorless, which is suitable for high-temperature applications up to 2300°F. Due to the resistance to high temperatures, good thermal stability, and significant energy-saving effects, ceramic fibers are gradually replacing traditional refractory brick refractories. Ceramic fiber modules can be anchored on the industrial furnace to achieve the effect of fire insulation.

Advantages

- Low heat conduction
- Chemical stability
- Excellent tensile strength
- Excellent thermal stability and resistance to shock
- Excellent sound absorption
- Can compensate fiber furnace lining shrinkage

Specifications of Ceramic Fiber Module

Applications of Ceramic Fiber Module

Ceramic fiber modules are fixed on the steel plate of the furnace shell of the industrial kiln for fire protection. These industrial furnaces include:
- Kilns in the petrochemical industry
- Kilns in the metallurgical industry
- Kilns in ceramic and glass industries
- Heat treatment furnace

Ceramic Fiber Module FAQs

Q1: What is a Ceramic Fiber Module?

Answer: A Ceramic Fiber Module is a pre-fabricated insulation unit made from ceramic fiber blanket materials. These modules are designed for use in high-temperature industrial applications and are typically installed in furnaces, kilns, and other high-temperature equipment to provide efficient thermal insulation.

Q2: What are the common applications of Ceramic Fiber Modules?

Answer: Common applications include lining for furnaces, kilns, boilers, incinerators, and other high-temperature industrial equipment. They are used in petrochemical, steel, aluminum, ceramics, and glass industries for thermal insulation and energy efficiency.

Q3: How are Ceramic Fiber Modules manufactured?

Answer: Ceramic Fiber Modules are manufactured by folding, stacking, or compressing ceramic fiber blankets into pre-designed shapes and sizes. These modules are then secured with various hardware systems for easy installation.