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Points to note when constructing the carbonization chamber and combustion chamber

2009-04-12View Original

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Main: The fullness of the mortar prevents air leakage between the combustion chamber and the carbonization chamber, thus avoiding explosions. The geometric dimensions xyz must remain straight; relying on markings requires the builder’s visual expertise ; Once it is set in place, it must not be struck or moved, as this will affect the saturation of the mortar. There are strict requirements for the grout; please share your opinions on the points that need attention when constructing the carbonization chamber and combustion chamber. You have an apple, I have an apple; if we exchange them, we still have one apple each ; I have one idea, you have one idea; by exchanging them, we have two.
Reply #22009-04-12
It is mainly about the fullness of the mortar; the thickness of the mortar should be 5 MM to prevent leakage; The flatness of the first layer of bricks in the carbonization chamber must be carefully checked ; The width of the expansion joint must be sufficient ; The mortar used for the lamp holder bricks must be sufficient ; The verticality of the combustion chamber must be strictly controlled, as well as the quality of the bricks. Shoulder distance and its flatness, verticality
Reply #32009-04-12
It mainly depends on the fullness of the mortar; the thickness of the mortar should be between 3-6 MM, and the wall surface must be smooth to ensure proper geometric dimensions.
Reply #42009-04-12
Top bricks are particularly important; it is essential to ensure that there are no cracks in them, neither horizontally nor otherwise! ! ! ! ! !
Reply #52009-04-13
It seems you’ve covered all the main points to consider, haha. Next, strict requirements will be imposed on the refractory materials you use; there shouldn’t be anything else left

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