Can a definitional statement be given for plasticizable linings?

The use of plasticizable materials as refractory materials refers primarily to their application in various lining construction scenarios, especially in situations where the shapes are irregular and corners, gaps, and other areas make conventional construction difficult； It includes ramming materials, mortars, coating materials, casting materials, etc., and it is primarily designed to meet the requirements of different application forms.

In my understanding: plasticizable materials are plasticizable materials, and casting materials are casting materials (how can plasticizable materials be further divided into casting materials and ramming materials?). . . . ) Pouring materials are generally prepared on-site by adding water and mixing, and construction must be completed within a certain time frame. The typical steps involved in the construction process are pouring followed by vibration using a vibrator. (Castable: CASTABLE) It’s not a plastic material; castable is a substance that is prepared by the manufacturer by mixing various components along with water and binders, after which it is stirred to form a mass similar to playdough. This mass is then sealed with plastic or similar materials to prevent loss of moisture, allowing it to be stored for an extended period of time (though not indefinitely). During construction, the sealed mass is opened and cut, after which it is tamped using a small pneumatic hammer (with a ramming head installed; high air pressure isn’t required). Once it has cooled, the mold is removed (sometimes a brush is used to create a rough surface), and finally the material is dried in an oven. (Plastic) Plastic refers to prefabricated fire-resistant materials that are malleable in shape.