INCINER8 TRAINING - Repairing the Refractory Lining

See our latest training video for a step-by-step guide on repairing the refractory lining on your incinerator.
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[@GryphonPatterson]

Definitely should be mentioning that these repairs are only temporary, as the patchwork has a higher tendency to pop out or quickly degrade due to the permanent linear change that occurs on dryout.

[@otanaya]

it is right, the refractory repair is only temporary, by interface join with old refractory is poor , and not has anchor , is cosmetic only

[@hiwamajidi9575]

Thanks for your useful clip. I think that the cracks over 5mm shall get wet.

[@abdulakeemamoo4283]

I need a soft copy of your i8-200 safety notices

[@jjokaldshev]

please tell me what material to use for repair

[@Inciner8]

refractory cement or Soudal Firecement sealant.

[@GryphonPatterson]

This is a patching material, such as a refractory plastic. Choose the plastic that best matches the existing refractory, i.e. 70% alumina, 55% alumina, SiC containing, etc. Castables / Monolithics are also usable, but less cooperative. The same applies, however. Match what the existing refractory is made of.

[@HopeHumorRelaxation]

This is called short term aesthetic repair..as soon as the equipment comes in operating condition the repair will be vanished.