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The lining of the inner and outer walls of the regenerator riser pipe fell off

2020-09-06View Original

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What is the reason for the lining of the inner and outer walls of the regenerator riser to fall off? Our device is a high-low parallel type, the regenerator is completely regenerated, and the front burning tank is installed.
Reply #22020-09-06
The lining of the reverse part is constructed with different levels of high-temperature materials and wear-resistant materials. In fact, the temperature rise in each start-up stage is very particular, especially for those newly constructed parts, which require three-stage heating and fixed-point maintenance. If the temperature rises too fast and the constant temperature is too short, it will cause damage due to unsatisfactory dehydration and uneven expansion.
Reply #32020-09-06
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Reply #42020-09-06
It is indeed unreasonable to use tubular anchors. If the welding is firm, the insulation material will only fall off. If one end of the flat steel is cut into a herringbone shape, and the other end is bent at a right angle and welded, the anchoring effect should be better than this. The key issue is welding.

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