What Are The Uses Of Refractory Castables?

Refractory castables are a kind of high-temperature refractory materials, which are usually used for the lining construction of various high-temperature industrial kilns. They are widely used in the kiln production of metallurgy, steel, glass, cement, chemical industry, and other industries. So what are the general uses of refractory castables in these industries?

In the metallurgical industry, refractory castables are often used for the lining masonry of high-temperature kilns such as aluminum melting furnaces, combustion furnaces, electric furnaces, and self-heating roads. They are usually used for the masonry of furnace bottoms, furnace walls, and other parts to resist the erosion of high temperatures to kilns.

In the steel industry, refractory castables are often used for the lining masonry of high-temperature kilns such as blast furnaces, heating furnaces, coke ovens, and converters to resist the erosion of high-temperature molten steel, molten iron, and other high-temperature molten liquids.

In the glass industry, refractory castables are often used for the lining of melting furnaces and the clarification and homogenization parts of glass liquid. They can withstand the erosion of high temperatures and glass liquid to ensure the quality of glass liquid and more uniform melting.

In the cement industry, refractory castables are often used for the lining of rotary kilns, such as “rotary kilns” and “vertical kilns”, to lower the high-temperature erosion generated by the cement production process and ensure the overall stability of the kiln.

The above are the uses of refractory castables in various industries. Not only the above industries, but refractory castables are also widely used in building materials, electricity, mining, and other industries, and are widely used in resisting high-temperature erosion and chemical erosion.