Cooling device for blast furnace bottom wall bricks
AssigneeNippon Steel Corporation
InventorKiyoshi Nishioka
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AssigneeNippon Steel Corporation
InventorKiyoshi Nishioka
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The present invention is: a cooling apparatus, capable of extending the service life of a blast furnace by suppressing the molten-iron-induced erosion of a carbon brick in the sidewall of a blast furnace bottom by preventing the cooling ability for the carbon brick from deteriorating, structured to bond a metal cooler to the carbon brick with an adhesive containing carbon powder, a synthetic resin and a hardening agent, and form a bonding layer containing 50 mass % or more, preferably 50 to 85 mass %, of solid carbon between the cooler and the carbon brick; and a cooling apparatus according to the above further structured to embed anchor bolts at an end in the carbon brick, have the other end of the anchor bolts pierce the cooler, and fasten the cooler to the carbon brick with the anchor bolts by tightening lock nuts with washers having a spring function provided between the nuts and the cooler. The equipment costs and installation costs of the cooling apparatuses are lower than those of conventional stave coolers, and they can be installed at any position according to the condition of the bricks.
A cooling apparatus for cooling a brick in the sidewall of a blast furnace bottom providing a metal cooler which is attached to one surface of the brick, comprising:
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