Basalt radial tiles
Radial cast basalt tiles are commonly used for lining cylindrical surfaces that are regularly exposed to aggressive chemical agents, temperature fluctuations, and liquids and gases containing abrasive particles. This type of tile is particularly sought after in industries such as mineral processing, metallurgy, and energy due to its ability to effectively transport slurries, sludges, ash, dust, and chemically active liquids thanks to its wear resistance, high strength, and chemical resistance.
The installation of radial cast basalt tiles is carried out using cement adhesive for lining chutes and steel pipes, providing structures with increased mechanical strength compared to cast stone pipes and chutes due to the presence of an external metal frame. However, such structures are slightly less resistant to abrasive wear and acids (it is important to note that basalt fittings are produced exclusively by casting due to the technical limitations of using radial basalt tiles).
In addition to solid radial basalt tiles, there is an option for perforated radial basalt tiles, which are attached using bolts with conical heads or by welding.
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What are radial basalt tiles?
Cast stone tiles with a radius geometry for lining cylindrical and curved surfaces - pipes, cyclones, bins - without gaps.
How do radial tiles differ from flat ones?
The radius shape lets them tightly line round surfaces, avoiding wedges and gaps where lining wear otherwise accelerates.
Where are radial basalt tiles used?
For internal lining of pipes, hydrocyclones, cyclones and other units with curved walls on abrasive flows.
How to select radial tiles by size?
By the internal diameter of the lined unit. We calculate the number and radius of segments for the specific geometry.
How are radial basalt tiles fixed?
On an epoxy compound over a prepared surface with tight fitting of segments. Selection and installation are done per task.