Refractory Repairs - Coke Oven Managers Association

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Refractory Repairs At South Bank Co
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Main types of Repairs @ SBCO • So
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Patch and Peel • Method • Short
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Firebrick patch • Why do • Mate
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Example of damage that can be repai
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The Weld Process • Exothermic rea
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Charged Oven Insulation Stopper Buf
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Roof support
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Expansion
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Oven roof Stopper wall with holes k
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Throughwalls & Regen Repairs • Su
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Setting out bridge supports
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Charger bridge beam
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Main Bridge Support Beam Rail Suppo
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Rail fitting
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Hanger support T bar support for ro
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Frame Supports
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Charged Oven 1/3 rd Bracing stopper
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Wrecking from top
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Blankets secured ready for build
Page 55 and 56: Video footage of heating flue • V
Page 57: Regenerator opened up to cool
Page 60: Corbels replaced by arches
Page 68 and 69: Side wall repaired
Page 70: Sole wear
Page 73: Repair to course 29
Page 78 and 79: Sole and 29 complete
Page 80 and 81: Build started
Page 82 and 83: Completed high burner
Page 85: Plate supports as build rises
Page 88 and 89: Roof level
Page 90 and 91: Facia plates and tie bar
Page 92 and 93: Forming ascension pipe bases
Page 94 and 95: Completed wall prior to heat up
Page 96 and 97: High velocity burners in position
Page 98 and 99: Warm up cycle 900 800 700 600 500 4
Page 100 and 101: ‘Strike up’ • Flues rodded ov
Page 102 and 103: Build completion • Complete roof
Page 104: Chamber after first push
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