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Construction method for refractory castables on furnace roofs

2009-07-01View Original

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Which construction method is better for furnace roof refractory castables (manual ramming, formwork casting, mechanical spraying, etc.)? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each?
Reply #22009-07-01
Generally, hand-pressed ones are more commonly used
Reply #32009-07-01
It is safer to start with manual ramming and formwork placement followed by pouring
Reply #42009-08-03
Generally, formwork is set up first, followed by the preparation of fire-resistant concrete, and finally pouring takes place
Reply #52009-08-03
It depends on how large the span is, I guess? For large spans, a forced mixer is required for mixing, followed by formwork placement and pouring; in addition, suspension fixtures must be installed for hanging.

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