Method for Repairing a Refractory Lining of a Metallurgical Vessel in the Hot State
AssigneeRefractory Intellectual Property GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsGregor Lammer, Alexander Cepak
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AssigneeRefractory Intellectual Property GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsGregor Lammer, Alexander Cepak
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A method relates in particular to the repair of a refractory lining of a metallurgical vessel (10) in the hot state. This repair takes place here by means of an supplying apparatus (15). In addition, recording of at least the worn regions and monitoring of the repair are carried out by means of a device (20). Before, during and/or after the supplying of at least a partial region of the areas (13) of the refractory lining (12) of the vessel (10) to be repaired or the gunning jet (18) is recorded photographically here with visualisation of the temperature ranges (26, 27, 28), and this results in an evaluation with regard to different parameters such as properties, layer thickness and/or distribution of the supplied material. It has been demonstrated that by means of this visualisation of the temperature ranges of the areas to be repaired and of the refractory material during supplying different parameters can be established very accurately, and as a result optimal coating of the wall lining can be achieved.
A method, in particular for repairing a refractory lining of a metallurgical vessel (10) in the hot state, wherein this repair takes place by means of a supplying apparatus (15), recording of at least the worn regions and a monitoring of the repair taking place by means of a device (20), characterized in that before, during and/or after the supply of at least a partial region of the areas (13) of the refractory lining (12) of the vessel (10) to be repaired respectively the gunning jet (18) is recorded photographically with visualisation of the temperature ranges (26, 27, 28), and this results in an evaluation with regard to different parameters such as properties, layer thickness and/or distribution of the supplied material.
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