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Retaining structure for refractory lining in high temperature vessel

CA 1315542 C · Owner: Prendergast, Ian David · Inventors: Dittrich, William B.; Prendergast, Ian David

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A high temperature vessel, such as a ladle for containing molten metal, comprises a metal outer shell and a refractory inner lining. The interior of the vessel has a curved cross-section in a plane transverse to the center line of the vessel, and there is an opening at one end of the vessel. There can be forces which urge the refractory lining toward the open end and structure, is provided at the open end to retain the refractory lining in place against the urging of those forces. The retaining structure comprises an end course of refractory retaining bricks and a metal retaining member thermally protected by the end course. The metal retaining member holds the end course in place, and the …

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  • Granted April 6, 1993. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended April 6, 2010.
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FiledAugust 18, 1989
GrantedApril 6, 1993
Term endedApril 6, 2010
Patent numberCA 1315542 C
Classification (IPC)C21B7/06

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1990199319961999200220052008Application filedAug 18, 1989Patent grantedApril 6, 1993Term endedApril 6, 2010

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