Product Description
Steel Plant Acid Resistant Tile Lining
Steel Plant Acid Resistant Tile Lining is a hard flooring element which is used to make a heavy duty floor in industries which deals with the manufacturing of steel and various types of metal products. It is manufactured by using top grade construction materials such as cement, adhesives and various types of chemical additives which results in rigid construction and highly resistant against highly corrosive chemicals and impacts of molten metals to prevent any damage to the surface.
Engineered for Extreme Chemical and Mechanical StressThese acid resistant ceramic tiles are crafted specifically for steel plant infrastructure, offering high compressive and bending strengths, as well as superior resistance against harsh chemicals. The meticulously glazed acidproof surface maximizes durability, even in environments subject to frequent exposure to acids, alkalis, and solvents (except hydrofluoric acid). Designed for heavy-duty areas such as floors, tanks, chimneys, and drainage lines, they ensure lasting structural integrity.
Versatile Installation and Enduring PerformanceInstallation is flexible and compatible with both manual and mechanical tile application methods, using acid resistant cement or epoxy grout for joint filling. The tiles chamfered or straight edges and various thicknesses enable tailored solutions for a range of steel plant structures. Proper storage in cool, dry, ventilated areas ensures an indefinite shelf life, further enhancing cost-effectiveness and minimizing long-term maintenance.
FAQs of Steel Plant Acid Resistant Tile Lining:
Q: How are acid resistant tiles installed in a steel plant?
A: These tiles can be installed using either cement mortar or resin-based adhesives. For optimal chemical resistance, joints should be filled with acid resistant cement or epoxy grout. Installation is compatible with both manual and mechanical tile application tools, depending on project scale and requirements.
Q: What areas within a steel plant commonly use acid resistant tile lining?
A: Acid resistant tile linings are typically used in chemical process areas, pickling lines, tanks, floors, chimneys, drainage channels, and pipe liningsessentially wherever there is exposure to corrosive chemicals or high mechanical wear.
Q: When should acid resistant tiling be considered over traditional flooring?
A: Tiling should be considered whenever floors or lining systems are exposed to aggressive chemicals, high abrasion, or require easy maintenance, such as in process areas, storage tanks, drains, and chimneys in steel plants. Their superior resistance to chemicals and wear prolongs service life and reduces maintenance costs.
Q: What are the main benefits of using these tiles in steel plants?
A: The primary benefits include exceptional resistance to acids, alkalis, and solvents (excluding hydrofluoric acid), high load bearing capacity, low water absorption, and minimal maintenance requirements. Their durable surface helps reduce downtime associated with repairs and maintenance, contributing to overall operational efficiency.
Q: How should these tiles be stored before installation?
A: Tiles should be stored in a dry, covered, and well-ventilated area to prevent moisture absorption or damage. Proper storage ensures their shelf life remains unlimited and preserves their structural and chemical integrity until they are ready for installation.
Q: What options are available for tile finish and shape?
A: The tiles are available in both glossy and matt finishes, with either chamfered or straight edges. The standard shape is rectangular; sizes and thicknesses can be selected based on specific structural requirements and application zones.