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Methods for dealing with damaged linings

2016-12-20View Original

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This post was last edited by SmileInMyHeart on 2016-12-21 at 16:41. Damage has occurred to the lining at the internal junction between the regenerator and the settler. How should it be handled? I hope to get some guidance from all the teachers! Thank you!
Reply #22016-12-20
If welding is feasible, a turtle-shell mesh can be welded in the hot spots and filled with heat-insulating and wear-resistant lining castable; thereafter, pre-made steel plates tailored to the shape of the site can be welded in those areas to enclose them, allowing the construction area to be expanded slightly. I handled a similar situation like this once; you guys should discuss it on site.
Reply #32016-12-20
Are you in a daze? Have you guys encountered it? Let’s talk about experience!
Reply #42016-12-21
Teacher, we will only discuss measures to solve problems; no advertising!
Reply #52016-12-22
There was a problem with the lining, and as a result it wore out!

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