What is the structure of the rectangular furnace lining below?

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I would like to ask the experts here: I have a square furnace with a temperature of 950 degrees. Due to installation requirements, the top of the furnace needs to be open, so an arched ceiling cannot be used. In this case, the side walls of the furnace are lined with bricks. How can I ensure that the furnace chamber does not collapse? Please give me some advice~

Reply #22015-10-24

Adopt brick-laying and brick-tensioning structures

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