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Coke Calcine Rotary Kiln |
Conventional refractory was failing shortly after one year in service requiring unscheduled shutdowns for refractory repair until major outages could be scheduled. Stellar recommended Thermbond Formula 6-L for its durability, its ability to withstand coke penetration and its ability to withstand extreme thermal shock. |
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Ethylene Cracking Furnace |
Sever erosion of fireface with ceramic fiber burner blocks had detrimental effects on furnace efficiency, maintenance costs and unit productivity. Replaced fiberlite burner blocks with Thermbond Composite blocks. |
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Flare Tip Lining-Rammed |
Flare tips must be lined with refractory to prevent metal erosion. There is no way to heat-cure conventional refractory for this application once the sections are erected. Full-thickness Thermbond Refractory lining installed on SS-310 1" thick hex-mesh. Thermbond does not require a heat-cure thus solving the problem. |
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Flexicoker Gasifier, Heater Vessel Repairs-Gunning, Casting |
Use of conventional refractory would have required a specialized heat treatment company to complete a thermal dry out prior to unit start up. Thermbond Formula 8-G, Formula 5-AG and Thermbrake 402 insulating material were installed. |
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Industrial Boiler, European Refinery-Ramming |
Installing new burners, burner throats, and refractory lining on the sidewall. Ramming Formula 15 R for the burner throats and sidewall refractory. |
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Thermal Oxidizer-Hand packing, Ramming |
Refractory failure due to thermal expansion and compressive cracking of refractory. Install refractory product with very low thermal expansion at operating temperatures with stable back up materials. Thermbond Formula 8-BL was selected for this application. |
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Transfer Line Exchanger Cone Refractory Replacement-Cast |
Customer was looking for a refractory product that resisted coke penetration and provided much longer life. A Thermbond refractory lining was the ideal solution due to the ability to resist coke penetration, fast installation, and no heat cure required to put back into service. |
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Last modified at 8/4/2009 4:01 PM by Ashley Garcia
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