A ceramic module or block module is made up of cut or folded pieces of ceramic blanket that are pressed together under a pressing operation.
The compression operation (pressing operation) makes the ceramic module more durable and reduces their heat transfer significantly, and the thickness and density of the module are designed in such a way that they have an effective coverage considering energy consumption.
The standard density of a refractory ceramic module for installation is in the range of 160-220 kg/m3.
The diverse dimensions of the ceramic module, adjustable density, and high speed of insulation, installation, and repairs are among the reasons for the increasing use of refractory modules to improve the quality of the insulation process.
Also, the anchors used in the ceramic module for connection, which are installed directly on the body of industrial furnaces, are made of stainless steel, which has the necessary heat and corrosion resistance, and because they are located inside the block and do not come into direct contact with the heat inside the furnace, they will have a very long life.According to the above information, it can be said that the life of refractory lining with ceramic modules will be much longer than layered refractory lining with ceramic blankets and refractory boards.