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Some common techniques used for refractory material installation include: casting, gunning, ramming, and bricklaying. Casting involves pouring a liquid refractory material into a mold to create a specific shape. Gunning uses a high-pressure gun to spray refractory material onto a surface. Ramming involves compacting refractory material into a mold or onto a surface using a hammer or pneumatic rammer. Bricklaying involves arranging bricks or precast shapes in a specific pattern to form a refractory lining. Each technique is chosen based on the specific application and requirements of the refractory material being installed.

Refractory materials play a crucial role in furnace design by providing insulation and heat resistance, allowing the furnace to reach and maintain high temperatures without damaging its structure. They also help to contain and distribute heat evenly within the furnace, optimizing its efficiency and preventing heat loss. Additionally, refractory materials protect the furnace walls from chemical corrosion and erosion caused by the harsh conditions inside the furnace.

Refractory mortars are used in thermal insulation linings as a binding agent to hold together the refractory bricks or other insulation materials. They are applied between the joints of the bricks to create a strong and durable structure. Refractory mortars also play a crucial role in enhancing the insulation properties of the lining by filling any gaps or voids, preventing heat loss and providing a more efficient thermal barrier.

One of the main challenges faced by refractory materials in the incineration industry is the high temperatures and corrosive environments they are exposed to. Incineration processes generate extreme heat, reaching temperatures of up to 1,200 degrees Celsius, which can cause thermal shock and wear on refractory linings. Additionally, the presence of aggressive gases and chemicals in the combustion process can lead to chemical attack and erosion of the refractory materials. These challenges require refractory materials to have excellent thermal shock resistance, chemical resistance, and mechanical strength to withstand the harsh conditions in incineration plants.

Whether you are involved in the construction, mining, or industrial sectors, our range of Refractory Materials can cater to your specific requirements. We offer a wide variety of refractory bricks, castables, mortars, and insulation materials, sourced from top manufacturers worldwide.

Our team of experts is dedicated to providing personalized service and technical support to ensure that you receive the most suitable products for your applications. We understand the unique challenges and conditions in Mozambique and can assist you in selecting the optimal refractory solutions for your projects.

In addition to supplying high-quality products, we also offer competitive pricing and efficient logistics to ensure timely delivery of your orders. Our strong partnership with reputable shipping companies and local transportation networks enables us to meet your deadlines and reduce any potential disruptions to your operations.

Furthermore, as a subsidiary of CNBM, we have access to a vast network of resources and industry expertise. Our close collaboration with CNBM's research and development centers allows us to stay at the forefront of technological advancements in refractory materials. This knowledge translates into added value for our customers, as we can provide innovative solutions and recommend the best practices for your projects.

Whether you require refractory materials for kilns, furnaces, boilers, or any other high-temperature applications, we have the knowledge and products to meet your needs. Contact us today to discuss your requirements and let us assist you in sourcing the right refractory materials for your projects in Mozambique.