What does “one course at a time” mean?
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When installing the parallel shaft bricks, the silicon carbide castable is placed behind them, one layer at a time, and then vibrated. What does \"one layer at a time\" mean? One batch at a time? ?
course: a dish； (a match’s) one game ； layering of bricks, tiles, stones ； For mineral veins, work one layer at a time. When the parallel shaft bricks are installed, the silicon carbide castable is placed behind them, one layer at a time, and then vibrated. After installing one layer of parallel shaft bricks, the silicon carbide castable is placed behind them to enhance heat resistance; one layer is added at a time and vibrated to compact it and improve the installation quality
One course at a time: one layer at a time. After the parallel furnace bricks are in place, they are poured with emery, one layer at a time, while vibrating (this likely refers to filling the gaps or compacting the material)
Is it possible to have one line per time? Not quite sure. The function of that emery cast material is to fix the bricks to the cylinder, similar to using cement to lay bricks in a wall, right? Last edited by RainWolf on 2009-3-9 11:11]