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I need the help of an expert to tell me the dimensions of the refractory bricks used in Desgu gasification furnaces, that is, what are the length, width, and height of these refractory bricks.
. It’s not like that! ! ! The design institute provides the external shape diagram and brick pattern diagram of the gasification furnace for the user to purchase. During the bidding process, the furnace brick manufacturer must redesign based on the external shape diagram, calculate the brick patterns, and then proceed with manufacturing. The shapes and sizes of the dome turning pieces, cylinder bricks, and cone-bottom bricks are not the same. .
The lining bricks of Texaco gasifiers are special-shaped bricks, and there are various types of them.
At present, the radial length of the brick on the fire-facing side of the cylinder is 228 mm, that of the support bricks is 200 mm, while the length of the hollow sphere insulation bricks ranges from 89 to 115 mm; the length of the fiber plastic bricks varies between 15 and 19 mm. The dome and cone base bricks are of different types.
How did someone in the instrumentation field end up working with refractory bricks for heating furnaces? It’s not a problem related to instrumentation; those who work in this field may find it difficult to answer.
I think the size of the refractory bricks may be related to the spacing at which the thermocouples for measuring the wall temperature of the gasification furnace are installed, so I’m seeking advice on this issue.