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Method of installing a refractory lining

CA 2453363 C · Owner: Allied Mineral Products, Inc. · Inventors: Doza, Douglas K.; Opatt, William M.

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A method of installing a refractory lining in a coreless or channel electric induction furnace. For installation of a refractory lining in a furnace wall the method includes the steps of providing a dry refractory material between a liner form (32) placed within the furnace (50) and a furnace wall (72); placing at least one variable frequency/amplitude electric vibrator (10) in operational communication with an element selected from a structural member of the furnace (50), the liner form (32), and a vibrator rig (30) placed within the furnace (50); inducing flow of the dry refractory material by operating at least one variable frequency/amplitude vibrator (10) in a first operational …

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  • Filed July 18, 2002 and granted April 17, 2012. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended July 18, 2022.
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FiledJuly 18, 2002
GrantedApril 17, 2012
Term endedJuly 18, 2022
Patent numberCA 2453363 C
Classification (IPC)F27D1/16 +2 more

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