Control of refractory wear
A refractory material and loss control technology, applied in the field of refractory material wall, can solve the problems of output loss, installation difficulty, expensive refractory material, etc., and achieve the effect of prolonging the service life of the furnace
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[0039] see figure 1 , the refractory melting furnace 100 consists of a steel shell 101 enclosing a refractory lining 102 . The temperature of the melt 106 is measured by a thermocouple 105 extending from the shell 101 into the interior of the furnace to "look" at the melt 106 .
[0040] The temperature of the refractory layer 102 is monitored with thermocouples "in the brick" as shown at locations 104a, 104b, 104c. The thermocouples inside the brick are embedded in the refractory material at a defined depth. The temperature sensors used are typically type N thermocouples, but other types of thermocouples as well as optical pyrometers can also be used. The thermocouples within the bricks were carefully positioned because the distance at which they were inserted from the outer surface of the furnace affected the calculation of the heat transfer to the material.
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