Why is it difficult to accurately determine the stresses generated within the kiln arch?

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The stresses generated within the kiln arch are difficult to calculate accurately, and empirical values are usually used for such calculations. Apart from the impact of furnace construction techniques, which result in different shapes for the furnace arches, and aside from the fact that the metal struts at the base of the arches, as well as the fastening elements used in the furnace columns, can cause the base of the arches to shift due to expansion, affecting the calculations, are there any other reasons? Can it be accurately calculated at low temperatures?

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