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Has anyone inspected the quality of acid-resistant brick masonry using a 5x magnifying glass?

2018-12-09View Original

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One of the quality requirements for the bricklaying of the dry scrubber lining is that \"surface brick joints shall be inspected using a 5x magnifying glass, with no cracks or bubbles allowed.\" I recall when I was working on the new sulfuric acid system project; I had a magnifying glass at that time, but it seems I didn’t use it to check the quality of the lining bricks. Has anyone had the above experience? I think using a smartphone to take photos of the brick joints, and then enlarging them on a computer at the office, allows one to assess the quality of the bricks.

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