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HRC II (Heat Radiation Coating) is a coating material that reduces the fuel cost of various industrial kilns. It was developed by the Japan Heat Radiation Materials Research Institute, and is based on reduced titanium oxide.
Features
■High energy-saving performance.
High energy-saving effect in a wide temperature range (700-1350°C).
■Shortening of temperature rise time
■Water-soluble, odorless, and pollution-free
Titanium dioxide is approved as a cosmetic raw material and food additive, and is not toxic in any way. It does not emit toxic gases either.
■Protective effect on furnace materials
Protects refractory bricks and castables, thus extending the life of the furnace. When applied to ceramic fiber walls, it also prevents fluffing.
■Low cost
Significant cost reduction in terms of high energy saving effect and durability of the furnace.
■Even coating
By applying it to the entire surface of the furnace wall, the radiation rate is evenly increased and the object can be burned evenly.
Effects
■Reduce 5 to 8% in the case of furnaces for steel and nonferrous metals.
■Reduce 2 to 4% in the case of furnaces for oil refining and petrochemicals.
*Subject to change depending on furnace structure and operating conditions.
Applications
■Steel, metals, nonferrous metals, petrochemicals, electricity, automobiles, and ceramics-related fields.
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