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• Wear-Resistant Ceramic Tiles for Agitator Tank ProtectionAgitator tanks handle slurry preparation and material homogenization in mining, chemical, building-materials, and lithium-battery industries. During operation, mineral powders, sands, and particulate solids continuously scour and impact the tank interior under agitation. The tank bottom, vortex zone, and corner regions are subject to concentrated wear. Carbon steel, high-manganese steel, and conventional anti-corrosion coatings tend to develop pitting, gouging, and perforation under such conditi
• High-Quality Alumina Ceramic Manufacturing Process: From Powder to Finished ProductThe performance variance of high-quality alumina ceramics originates primarily from engineering precision across powder preparation， forming control， sintering schedule， and finished-product inspection， rather than from formulation alone. The following sections describe the complete manufacturing route of industrial-grade alumina ceramics in process order.
• Design of Alumina Ceramic Liner Installation Structures and Key Technical Points for Failure PreventionIn field applications, detachment and fracturing are the most common failure modes of alumina ceramic liners. In most cases, these failures are not caused by quality issues of the ceramics themselves, but by improper structural design, installation processes, or substrate preparation. This article introduces three mainstream installation structures—adhesive-bonded, bolt-fixed, and composite liners—analyzes the causes of failure, and provides key points for engineering design and construction con