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Problems that occurred after the construction of the furnace wall was completed

2011-04-09View Original

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Cracks or other quality issues in the furnace wall after it has been built and dried out can be attributed to several factors, according to my analysis. First, there may be problems with the design (arrangement of bricks, placement of expansion joints, materials used, etc.). Second, there could be issues with the materials used during construction (quality problems that arise either during production or between production and construction). Third, the construction process itself may not have been carried out properly (failure to follow specifications). Fourth, the drying process might not have been scientific enough (rapid heating and cooling, etc.). Solutions include using special materials to fill large cracks; smaller cracks can be dealt with as appropriate. It is advisable to hire professional repair teams to apply coatings over these defects, and to redo the construction in areas that are severely affected. I hope this will help trigger further discussion – I would appreciate advice from those with more experience!

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