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Location Near Me. Often a forge will utilize a dense Loucast or hard-fire brick floor, with walls made of or insulated with Litewate, soft insulating fire brick IFB , or kaowool blanket. All of these materials are available in pallet quantities at special pricing for large scale projects. Please call or email us for a quote. This refractory mortar is designed to successfully withstand high sulphur fuel, reducing atmospheres, carbon deposition, erosion and abrasion.
This castable refractory cement can be used for gunning, casting, troweling, or extruding. Yield : Pounds dry yields 1 cubic foot. With proper supervision, relatively unskilled labor can be used and still achieve excellent structural and thermal properties in the finished refractory lining. Mixing Castable refractories or refractory concretes, as they are sometimes called, can be installed by one of several methods: 1 pouring into forms, 2 tamping into place or 3 pneumatic gunning.
When the installation is by pouring or tamping, the mixing is done in a concrete mixer or preferably in a paddle type mixer. Mixing can be done in a mortar box by hand but this is not recommended. Only good clear water, suitable for drinking, should be used because there could be mineral or chemical contaminants in process water or dirty water, which could completely destroy the effect of the bonding agent in the refractory.
The mixer must be free of dirt and set-up concrete from previous mixes because if this material were to flake off into the new castable, it could have a radical effect on the setting characteristics of the new material. The time of mixing, after the addition of water, should be sufficient to insure that all of the dry material is thoroughly wetted but in no case should exceed five minutes. The proper water to cement ratio is of extreme importance when mixing a castable refractory mortar.
Enough water has to be used to hydrate the cement but an excessive amount of water will create shrinkage and a considerable loss of strength. There is a natural tendency for workmen to make the castable refractory mortar mix too wet because it will work and flow more easily in this state. As a result it is important to maintain careful supervision over the mixing process and there should be little variation in the water to material ration from the batch to batch. There is a simple test, called the ball-in-hand test, to determine the proper consistency.
Take a large handful of the castable refractory mortar mix and squeeze it between the hands as if making a snowball. Logically, refractory mortar should be used anywhere where it will be exposed to very high temperatures. This is common sense, and yet we repeatedly see failures in certain parts of the chimney and fireplace fireboxes because a mason did not use the proper type of mortar for the application. Onto the dictated answer …. The NFPA wants you to use a tested, medium-duty refractory cement in the construction of fireplace fireboxes, in parging coating of a smoke chamber, and in the setting of clay flue liners.
They also want the cement and its agents to be non-water-soluble, which is where the calcium aluminate comes in. The calcium aluminate binder sets hydraulically which meets this requirement. Without the calcium aluminate or equivalent, someone may build a chimney and even if it cures but later is exposed to moisture, these joints will either soften or wash out.
Sadly, no. It is so easy for a mason who has prepped a bunch of mortar to just use the same mortar for everything and ignore the NFPA recommendation.
Also, some masons are in the habit of mixing up their own batches of fireclay infused mortar, but these on the job mixes are not tested and often do not protect against the extremely high heat that is produced by a fireplace. In a previous post, we talked about how gas fireplaces work in simple terms, which covers what is called a millivolt Chimney Works of installs and inspects a lot of gas fireplaces and gas log sets.
While gas fireplaces generally High Alumina Refractory Mortars High alumina refractory mortar is produced from high alumina clinker as main material, binder adopts mild-clay or chemical bond. High temperature strength High thermal stability Good resistance to slag erosion Good anti-stripping performance Long service life. Silica Refractory Mortars Silica refractory mortar is used for laying and repairing silica brick masonry construction of blast furnaces, hot blast stoves, coke ovens, glass smelting kiln furnaces, acid melting furnaces, and other various industrial furnaces.
High binding strength, good structural integrity High softening temperature under loading Low shrinkage at high temperature Easy for mixing and construction Good resistance to erosion Excellent Plasticity Stable properties Long service life. Magnesia Refractory Mortar Magnesia refractory mortar is used for laying and repairing magnesia refractory bricks, magnesite chrome bricks, magnesite alumina bricks of glass furnaces, steel ladles, electric furnaces, oxygen converter, basic oxygen furnaces and non-ferrous metal smelting furnaces.
High refractoriness under load High adhesive strength Corrosion resistance Good slag resistance Good resistance to chemical attack Low thermal expansion coefficient Low shrinkage at high temperature Good liquidity and plasticity Good volume stability Good structural integrity Good liquidity and plasticity.
Zircon Refractory Mortar Zirconia refractory mortar is mainly used for lining and repairing of ladles, kilns and furnaces.
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