BA-CF

TESNIT® BA-CF has excellent thermal and chemical resistance to strong alkaline media. TESNIT® BA-CF is suitable for high temperature applications, petrochemicals and for the paper and cellulose industries.

CHEMICAL INDUSTRY
GAS SUPPLY
HIGH-TEMPERATURE APP.
PAPER & CELLULOSE INDUSTRIES
PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY
POTABLE WATER SUPPLY
SHIPBUILDING
STEAM SUPPLY

Composition

Carbon fibres, inorganic fillers, NBR binder. Optional steel wire mesh or expanded steel insert on request.

Properties

Material has excellent thermal properties and very good chemical resistance to steam and strong alkaline media.

APPROVALS AND COMPLIANCES

- DIN-DVGW DIN 3535-6
- DIN 30653
- BAM (Oxygen)
- DNV GL
- BS 7531 Grade X

Surface treatment

Surface finish is 4AS. Optional graphite or PTFE finish on request.

STANDARD DIMENSIONS OF SHEETS

Sheet size (mm): 1500 x 1500 | 3000 x 1500 | 4500 x 1500
Thickness (mm): 0.5 | 1.0 | 1.5 | 2.0 | 3.0
Other dimensions and thicknesses are available on request.

REFERENCES

Danfoss

The Danfoss Group is a global producer of components and solutions for refrigeration & air conditioning, heating & water, and motion Danfoss has net sales of EUR 2,600 million and employs approximately 22,000 people worldwide with headquarters in Nordborg, Denmark.
Danfoss’s production is approximately 250,000 items daily in more than 50 factories located in 20 countries, and its sales network consists of more than 110 sales companies and 100 agents and distributors.

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Bayernoil, Germany

The Bayernoil plant has a capacity of 218 thousand barrels per day in which BP owns a 22.5% share. The refinery is located in Bavaria, Germany and is operated across two locations. The refinery produces a diverse range of products such as gasoline, diesel, fuel oil and bitumen. The refinery is operated by Bayernoil.
In 2008 the refinery completed a multi-year reconfiguration project which will position the Bayernoil refinery to be more efficient and competitive. The project resulted in the closure of one of three operating locations and the construction of new diesel production facilities, increasing yield of this deficit product.

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