Bio-soluble insulation is a new type of environmentally friendly refractory insulation material, primarily used to replace traditional ceramic fiber (RCF), offering safer performance under high-temperature conditions.
The biggest advantage of bio-soluble insulation is its bio-solubility. After being inhaled, the fibers dissolve quickly in bodily fluids and are excreted, reducing the health risks associated with long-term retention. Therefore, it is widely used in Europe and other regions.
In terms of performance, this material possesses:
Excellent thermal insulation performance: Low thermal conductivity, effectively reducing heat loss
Good heat resistance: Typical operating temperature range is 1100–1300℃
Lightweight and energy-saving: Low density, reducing equipment load
Good thermal shock resistance: Suitable for frequent start-stop conditions
Environmental compliance: Complies with international environmental regulations such as REACH
Bio-soluble insulation Based on its form, this material can be categorized into several product types:
Bio-soluble Fiber Blanket: Highly flexible, commonly used for furnace linings or coverings.
Bio-soluble Fiber Board: High strength, suitable for structural support components.
Bio-soluble Fiber Module: Facilitates quick installation, often used for industrial furnace linings.
Bio-soluble Fiber Paper: Thin material used for sealing and insulation gaskets.
Bio-soluble Fiber Ropes, Tapes, and Textiles: Used for high-temperature sealing, expansion joint filling, etc.
This material is widely used in various medium- and high-temperature industrial fields, including:
Steel Industry: Heating furnaces, annealing furnaces, ladle insulation
Petrochemical Industry: Cracking furnaces, hydrogenation unit insulation
Power Industry: Boilers, flues, thermal pipelines
Ceramics and Glass Industry: Kiln linings and sealing
Environmental Protection Equipment: Incinerators, waste gas treatment devices