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Posted by Chilla on August 14, 2007, 8:06 pm
Please log in for more thread options It can be depending on how you do it ;-)
I was thinking that you'd stack your bricks and trowel on the pyrocrete.
It's a good product, if it's good enough to be considered for a weigh
bridge, then it's a pretty safe bet that it has a lot of structural
integrity as well as the high heat properties.
It could be used as a mortar, but I think the benefit of having a
durable hot face material would be lost.
Regards Charles
spaco wrote:
> I see you already have your answer, but waterglass (sodium silicate, I
> think) is often used to cement insulating seals to doors of wood fired
> stoves. I'm not sure that the castable refractory is a good "glue".
> Often holes are drilled in firebricks and stainless steel rods are poked
> through to hold non-gravity supported shapes.
>
> Pete Stanaitis
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