Anchor for erosion resistant refractory lining
AssigneeRobert J. Jenkins
InventorNolan E. Heard
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Abstract
A support anchor is provided for anchoring a castable or plastic refractory material to a processing vessel wall. The support anchor of the present invention includes a flat center member portion and portions integrally formed with and extending transversely with respect to each end of the center member. Attachment members are formed at an inner edge of the support body so that the support body is mounted at a spaced position from the vessel wall. Plural openings are formed in the support body to allow flow of refractory material during installation to aid in at least partial bonding of the installed refractory and the support anchor. Anchoring members are mounted adjacent the openings in the support body to provide anchoring support submerged within the installed refractory material.
Claims9
A support anchor system for anchoring a castable or plastic refractory material to a processing vessel, comprising:
- (a) an array of a plurality of individual support bodies, each body located adjacent other bodies and unconnected to the adjacent bodies when installed in the processing vessel, each body formed of one piece and comprising:
- (1) a flat center member portion for positioning in a plane transverse to the vessel wall between an outer edge near the vessel and an inner edge away from the vessel;
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- (2) end portions formed with and extending transversely with respect to each end of said central member, each end portion extending in a same direction from said center member in a plane transverse to the vessel wall;
- (b) a plurality of attachment means extending from the outer edge of each of said support bodies for individually attaching each of said support bodies to the vessel wall at a space position therefrom;
- (c) a plurality of openings in each of said support bodies to allow flow of refractory material through said support bodies during installation of refractory material to at least partially bond therewith;
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- (d) a plurality of anchoring means extending transversely from each of said support bodies between the inner and outer edges of said support bodies for providing submerged anchoring support within the installed refractory material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.