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Anchor sizing for a refractory lining depends on the refractory thickness and number of components. Some designers use the practice of sizing the anchor height to be 75-85% through the main dense castable or gunned lining. Other rules of thumb used in the industry dictate that the anchor tip should be no more than two inches from the hot face of the refractory for thicker lining designs greater than 6-7″.

For refractory applications, it is useful to know the temperature gradient through the refractory lining–from the hot face to the cold face–to choose the proper anchor size so that one doesn’t exceed the temperature limit of the alloy being used. To help calculate the correct temperatures at different points in the refractory lining, many industry professionals will use a heat loss calculator/estimator.

Industrial furnaces, kilns, reactors, ovens, and vessels utilize extreme temperatures to cause chemical reactions or physical changes in workpieces. In most cases, these extraordinary conditions would immediately destroy the application’s shell. For this reason, materials that are resistant to heat, pressure, and chemical degradation are used as a protective barrier. SS Anchors that are made of High-grade steel are highly used for this purpose.

To optimize refractory lining performance, anchoring systems are used to secure refractory castables, board, ram plastics, fiber insulation, and ceramic fiber modules to the furnace or kiln shells. These devices are manufactured from heat-resistant stainless steel and nickel alloys and serve several purposes.