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SIMPLE - FAST JANY CONTOUR 9 LOW HEAT LOSS REFRACTORY RESISTANCE WIDE TEMPERATURE RANGE SPEEDY INSTALLATION The simplicity of design makes possible fast in stallation of this construction without the use of forms whether applied to a steel cosed or a buck stay supported structure. The refractory tiles are quickly hung on the supporting units, the block insulation set in place, and the castable layer poured,-' all simple, speedy operations. LAYER CONSTRUCTION The outstanding characteristics of this design are embodied in the layer construction and the sim plicity of its application. All the elements are sup ported and anchored to the structure. The result is an extremely flexible design that can be varied to suit the operating conditions of the unit. The fired refractory tile can be of a quality best suited for the temperature or abrasion conditions. The thickness of the poured layer can be varied, as well as the insulation, to reduce heat loss to a minimum. Be cause of the smallness of the supporting units, they may be furnished in chrome-nickel alloy for high temperature conditions, without adding prohibitive cost. VARIABLE THICKNESS To provide a liner for units requiring low heat loss, the thickness of the insulation and the poured layer may be increased. This is accomplished by length ening the supporting units. The result is to move the refractory surface further away from the struc ture, which allows for thicker insulating block or a thicker layer of poured insulating castable. ENGINEERING HEAT ENCLOSURES for INDUSTRY ieW tiU supported from itud costing* provide bos* for each independently supported ctioo. Section of wall showing tile, insulation, and poured layer all tied in and supported with a welded stud type unit ... for steel cased units. r fillor tiU is hold in position botwoon rows shoif tile. Slock insulation is placed bo* -ton ihi tilo and the cosing, providing o rm for o costoblo layer. An insulating costoblo layer is poured to the level of the shelf tile in eoch section. If block insulation is not repaired, the entire space may be filled with castable. Oporotion is repeated for each section. The result is on intogroted lining with a dense fired refractory face. f Speed of application is accomplished through the use of a special supporting unit applied with a stud gun to the casing. This simple method of support provides a means of linin any type of cased unit, regardless of contour or height and provides maximum heat an abrasion resistance through the use of fired refractory shapes. Any amount of insulation may be applied . . which may be a combination of block and castable or all castable.  Section of wall showing tile, insulation, and a poured sealing layer tied in and sup* ported on bar type supports ... for buckstay units. Fillor til* art placed on th* shlf til* and pr vid* an ind*p*nd*ntly >vpp*rt*d >*<tion. Exttrior con bo gawg# eating, or ponois that oro may bo applied . finish^ with a plain light woothor*proof cosing comont hold bofwoon vortical bars Each count is supported and lied bock provid* ing o flat surface of firod refractory filo . < a wall that is completely insulated and gas tight. "->eedy erection is accomplished on buckstay units through the use of bar type supports, jiication may be made either inside or outside the unit, whichever is more convenient. -- The unit may be cased with light gauge sheet welded to the wall structure, or other material such as a casing cement or insulation type exterior. Here again any depth of insulation may be applied to reduce heat loss. Cadi Mftian it badttd with a layer of bio insolation hold in piata by vortical bars. Ti providat a farm far pouring a coitablo to ing layer. ai% aiv. I9i ?-ycpr~r -ti -rz -3^ _Ji^s2lH r. Bt.' 'oecag-= 1 2`3LSCX INSUL. -Tl n -T3 ---- 74 ------ -71 -----TS w -------76 ---- - jvi i ivoecBETg F. 9 I I-BLOCK. INSUL. ' Tl 4- TMERMOLAYER j TZ T3 T4 T3 'AV. s. T AV. H.L. 1000 ! 682 1200 ! 1061 1400 j 1240 192 217 2*2 679 617 936 262 . 204 269 1 231 323 i 239 309 636 774 1600 ! 1420 1600 1600 2000 ! 1760 267 292 316 1096 1237 1376 360 393 429 ! 266 i J'* ! 341 917 1071 1233 NOTE' AV. ST. AVERAGE SURFACE TEMPERATURE " F. AV. H L.* AVERAGE HEAT UOSS 9.T.U./SQ.PT/hR Tl : T2 S'- THE ft MOLAy SR T3 T4 TS T6 T7 At S.T A/.KU. 1000 960 8S2 121 694 739 143 ; 123 174 1200.1 ISO 1014 134 1069 902 163 : 139 230 1400.1340 1173 148 1243 1041 183 ; 133 294 1600 1326 1800; 1715 2000 :1901 1333 U94 1632 '64 62 202 1415 1177 1363 1311 1733 1*45 205 ! 172 229 j 192 233 ! 213 366 434 330 "hermolayer can be furnished in a variety of thicknesses and insulation appli.ations dependent upon the requirements. The 4 inch construction shows a complete Decrete pour for maximum tightness and speed of application. The 5 inch construction shows the application of block insulation, together with Decrete for tightness, providing minimum heat loss. Detrick leadership in the field of enclosing heat is the result of concentrating on these problems for nearly two dec ades. As industry demanded more and more efficiency, Detrick engineers came through with new designs, always making full use of the latest developments in mate rials. Today, faced with the responsibility of leadership, Detrick is organized to serve . . . through research, engi neering, designing, manufac turing, erecting, and field contact. Every Detrick furnace enclosure is regarded as a continuing opportunity for service to the customer. DETRICK SALES OFFICES Schuler Equipment Company 429*433 Brown Mora Building Birmingham, Alabama M. H. Oetrick Company 10 High Street Boston 10, Massachusetts M. H. Oetrick Company 111 W, Washington Street Chicago 2, Illinois Ellmon Equipment Company 1029 Federal Reserve Bldg. Cincinnati 2, Ohio M. H. Oetrick Company 938 Schofield Building Cleveland 15, Ohio Hendrie & Bolthoff Company 1435 17th Street Denver 17, Colorado M. H. Oetrick Company 10400 Puritan Avenue Oetroit 38, Michigan J. T. Thorpe & Son, Inc 1351 Ocean Avenue Emeryville 8, Californio M. H. Detrick Company 2264 W. Holcombe Slvd. Houston 25, Texas Refractory Constructions, Inc. 4049 Pennsylvania Avenue Kansas City 11, Missouri J. T. Thorpe Inc. 948 East Second 5treet los Angeles 12, California C. J. Gaskell Co., Inc 216 North Lauderdale Avenue Memphis 5, Tennessee The W. Clasmann Company 239 West Center Street Milwaukee 12, Wisconsin E. C. Moninger Company 504 Plymouth Building Minneapolis 3, Minnesota Arthur C. Hays 4 Associates 1221 Corondoiet Building New Orleans 12, Louisiana M. H. Detrick Company 50 Church Street New York 7, Now York M. H. Oetrick Company 1614 Walnut Street Building Philadelphia 3, Pennsylvania M. H. Detrick Company 1407 Oliver Building Pittsburgh 22, Pennsylvania M. H. Detrick Company 1205 N. W. Marshall Street Portland 9, Washington Utility Engineers, Inc 430 Dooly Building 5olt Lake City, Utah M. H. Oetrick Company 120 Sixth Avenue, North Seattle 9, Washington E. R. Jefferson 712 Stoto Tower Building Syracuse 2, New York Detrick Company of Conodo, Ltd. 1255 Laird Boulevard Montreal 16, Quebec Detrick Company of Conodo, Ltd. 21 King Street East Toronto, Ontario Representatives throughout tho world r M.H. detrick company H1 111 WEST WASHINGTON STREET, CHICAGO 2, ILLINOIS