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Repair welding

2020-08-25View Original

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I would like to ask the experts: The refractory lining of the high-temperature furnace shell has fallen off, and the steel plates of the furnace shell have been damaged over an area of half a square meter. I now want to repair it – should I carry out patching work, or should I simply apply a new layer and weld it in place? Thank you for your advice.
Reply #22020-08-25
Cut off the originally damaged part and replace it with a new plate, then weld it in place. Fast speed, rest assured.
Reply #32020-08-25
This post was last edited by CHANGBAISHI on 2020-8-25 at 15:14; agreeing with the patch. But attention must also be paid to the deformation issue caused by welding-like thermal stress. Actually, if it doesn’t affect the fixed furnace lining, it might not need to be repaired either; just for reference.

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