Incineration or waste-to-energy plants have a considerable level of complexity both from the design point of view and from the point of view of the choice of refractory and insulating materials best suited to the type of waste being combusted and, consequently, the effluents present. The size of certain installations and the need to reduce emissions into the atmosphere are just some of the difficulties to be faced when designing the lining.
The range of refractory and insulating products for this market sector varies considerably depending on the type of plant.
Low cement content and self-flowing castables silicon carbide-based or high alumina content.
The specific shapes, necessary to complete the complex geometries of these plants, are designed by the technical structure of Unistara and made in the Fiorano Modenese plant using concrete selected according to the type of plant.
Standard and special shapes for insulating masonry in all grades and classes from 23 to 32, according to ASTM international classification.
Modules, mats, papers, felts based on artificial glass fibres; super-insulating microporous products.