A construction method of a fiber lining surface of an ethylene cracking furnace includes the following steps: S1, leveling the fiber lining surface; S2, wetting the leveled fiber lining surface; S3, rooting the wetted fiber lining surface; and S4, coating, before the fiber lining surface is dried, high-temperature paint to the fiber lining surface that has been rooted; and reserving multiple expansion sews on the fiber lining surface during the coating process. According to the construction method of the high-temperature paint for full fiber lining structure of the ethylene cracking furnace, the high-temperature paint is firmly bonded with the lining, and will not crack or fall off during use, protecting the full fiber lining by the coating and greatly extending the service life of the lining.

A flame holder system includes a support structure configured to support a plurality of burner tiles within a furnace volume. The support structure includes a frame supporting a support lattice. A number of burner tiles are arranged in an array on the support lattice. The support structure is configured to be assemblable without tools inside the furnace volume, using components that are sized to fit through an access port in a wall of the furnace.

A composite heat insulating lining includes an upper lining and a lower lining. The upper lining and the lower lining each include an inorganic fiber prefabricated layer, and the inorganic fiber prefabricated layer is configured to reduce the heat conductivity of the lining, thereby reducing heat loss. In addition, existing inorganic fiber materials are generally not resistant to high temperature. The composite heat insulating lining provided according to the present application is provided with a refractory coating on a surface of the inorganic fiber prefabricated layer to avoid direct heating of the inorganic fiber prefabricated layer, thereby avoiding high temperature damage to the inorganic fiber prefabricated layer, and improving the service life of the composite heat insulating lining. An ethylene cracking furnace is further provided according to the present application, which includes any one of the above composite heat insulating linings.

A furnace structure includes a roof assembly of at least one layer of refractory material, and a metal plate that covers the at least one layer of refractory material and is configured to dissipate heat from the furnace structure; a plurality of sidewalls fixed to the roof, each of the sidewalls comprising refractory material at an interior surface and a metal wall plate at an outer surface; and a plurality of infrared emitters disposed in an opening in at least one of the refractory material of the sidewalls or the refractory material of the roof.

A furnace structure includes a roof assembly of at least one layer of refractory material, and a metal plate that covers the at least one layer of refractory material and is configured to dissipate heat from the furnace structure; a plurality of sidewalls fixed to the roof, each of the sidewalls comprising refractory material at an interior surface and a metal wall plate at an outer surface; and a plurality of infrared emitters disposed in an opening in at least one of the refractory material of the sidewalls or the refractory material of the roof.

A furnace containment structure includes a roof assembly including at least one layer of refractory material that includes a first layer of refractory material, a plurality of sidewalls, a plurality of pockets disposed in the first layer of ceramic refractory material, each pocket including a retainer that is spaced apart from sides of the pocket by gaps when the roof assembly is at room temperature, an upper plate disposed above the first layer of refractory material, and a first plurality of suspension rods that pass through first holes in the at least one layer of refractory material and the upper plate, wherein the plurality of suspension rods mechanically couple the retainers to the upper plate to retain the at least one layer of refractory material. The structure can use materials with different thermal expansion rates without cracking at elevated temperatures.

A home appliance, in particular a home cooking appliance, includes a home appliance cavity used as a cooking cavity. The home appliance cavity includes a substrate that is a fibrous matrix and an inorganic resin that is thermally resistant. In certain examples, the home appliance cavity is a single unit construction, eliminating assembly seams. Also described herein are methods of making the home appliance cavity.

A combustor for a gas turbine engine includes a support shell; a first liner panel mounted to the support shell via a multiple of studs, the first liner panel including a first rail that extends from a cold side of the first liner panel such that the rail is non-perpendicular to the cold side and includes a concave surface to at least partially form a curved interface passage; and a second liner panel mounted to the support shell via a multiple of studs, the first liner panel including a second rail that extends from a cold side of the second liner panel and includes a convex surface to at least partially form the curved interface passage.

A method of treating refractory-lined equipment includes accessing an interior of the refractory-lined equipment with an equipment repair apparatus, wherein the equipment repair apparatus includes a robotic arm and one or more end effectors coupled to an end of the robotic arm, inspecting refractory material that lines an inner wall of the refractory-lined equipment with a first end effector coupled to the end of the robotic arm, removing damaged refractory material from the inner wall with a second end effector coupled to the end of the robotic arm, removing one or more anchors from the inner wall with a third end effector coupled to the end of the robotic arm, and installing new refractory material on the inner wall with a fourth end effector coupled to the end of the robotic arm.

A device operates at high temperature, especially up to 550 C. and in particular between 50 and 350 C., such as an oven or an oven part. The device includes at least one insulating product formed of at least two layers, including a first layer, placed towards the heating zone and/or the heating element(s) to be insulated, formed of mineral wool(s) and/or fibre(s) and having a density of less than 120 kg/m.sup.3, and a second layer, further away, chosen from insulators formed of aerogel(s) or of amorphous silica or vacuum insulators or any other superinsulator. Additionally, an insulating product is appropriate for this device.