Stud weldable refractory anchor
AssigneeKSM Fastening Systems Inc.
InventorsRobert J. Raycher, Charles C. Pease, Kevin L. Bernd
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AssigneeKSM Fastening Systems Inc.
InventorsRobert J. Raycher, Charles C. Pease, Kevin L. Bernd
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The present disclosure is for improvements to metallic refractory anchors heretofore in use which are of a general S type configuration and which are welded to metallic walls of vessels to secure in place refractory insulation of a high abrasion resistance. The improvements consist of reforming the weld end of the S anchor in a manner to reduce the length to width ratio of the weld end to approximately no greater than 6 to 1 to permit stud welding of the anchor by the stud end welding technique. Additional metallic members are resistance welded to the weld end of the anchor to decrease the length to width ratio to within the range capable of stud welding. The additional metallic members may be formed of separate members or by extended legs of the metal anchor folded back onto a weld projection and resistance welded in place.
In a metal anchor adapted for installation by welding to a metal surface to provide anchorage for a monolithic refractory applied to the surface, wherein the anchor is formed from a thin metal strip having its width substantially equal to the thickness of the refractory to be applied to the surface and its length at least equal to its width and having cut away portions at each end on the side to be welded to the surface forming an intermediate portion terminating in a weld end and arms extending from the intermediate portion opposite the weld end of the intermediate portion providing an erosion resistant barrier for the protection of the refractory and the cut away portions adjacent the arms providing room for the refractory to be deposited between the arms and the surface, the improvements permitting welding of the weld end of the intermediate portion by the stud end welding technique comprising:
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