What is firebricks which is used in Down's Cell? What is its role?
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The firebrick serves three functions: It protects the steel shell from the corrosive effects of the molten NaCl/CaCl2 mixture. It acts as a thermal insulator, thus keeping the heat inside the cell and promoting energy efficiency. It acts as a self-sealing lining.
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The firebrick serves three functions: It protects the steel shell from the corrosive effects of the molten NaCl/CaCl2 mixture. It acts as a thermal insulator, thus keeping the heat inside the cell and promoting energy efficiency. It acts as a self-sealing lining.
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