A disciplined hot-repair plan helps restore lining thickness while reducing maintenance time and unnecessary refractory consumption.
Key considerations
- Map wear patterns and prioritize slag lines, trunnions, walls and tapping areas.
- Control water addition, spraying distance and layer thickness during gunning.
- Verify adhesion and sintering performance before returning the vessel to full service.
Application-focused decisions
Refractory selection should reflect the actual operating environment, installation method and maintenance objective. Temperature alone is not enough: chemical attack, abrasion, thermal cycling, mechanical impact and available repair time should be evaluated together.
Installation and inspection
Correct storage, mixing, surface preparation, installation and dry-out are essential to achieving the intended performance. Routine inspection data helps maintenance teams identify wear trends, schedule repairs and improve the lining strategy for future campaigns.
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