Hot gas container with insulation formed of overlapping ceramic bodies
AssigneeInteratom GmbH
InventorsWolfgang Maus, Rolf Miebach, Helmut Swars
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Abstract
Hot gas container, including a pressure-proof metallic outer shell having an inner surface, thermal insulation covering the inner surface in the form of ceramic bodies each having a given surface, the bodies partially axially overlapping each other over at least the larger part of the given surface thereof, and anchors fastening the bodies to the outer shell, the anchors being welded to the outer shell, engaged in recesses formed in the bodies and covered by the outer shell and the bodies.
Claims8
Hot gas container, comprising a pressure-proof metallic outer shell having an inner surface, thermal insulation covering said inner surface in the form of ceramic bodies each having given radially inner and outer surfaces, each of said given surfaces being covered over at least the larger part of said given surface by another adjacent ceramic body, and anchors fastening said bodies to said outer shell, said anchors being welded to said outer shell, engaged in recesses formed in said bodies and covered by said outer shell and said bodies, said outer shell being rotation-symmetrical, and said ceramic bodies being in the shape of a sector of at least two hollow cylinders having different diameters and at least one truncated hollow cone interconnecting said hollow cylinders.
Hot gas container, comprising a pressure-proof metallic outer shell having an inner surface, thermal insulation covering said inner surface in the form of ceramic bodies each having given radially inner and outer surfaces, each of said given surfaces being covered over at least the larger part of said given surface by another adjacent ceramic body, and anchors fastening said bodies to said outer shell, said anchors being welded to said outer shell, engaged in recesses formed in said bodies and covered by said outer shell and said bodies, said outer shell being rotation-symmetrical, and said, ceramic bodies being in the shape of a sector of a truncated hollow cone having larger and smaller ends, and an inwardly conically-bevelled cylinder adjacent said larger end of said hollow cone.
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