Anchoring system and snap-fit methodology for erosion resistant linings

Anchoring system and snap-fit methodology for erosion resistant linings

A tile anchoring system for use in reactors and other furnace like equipment which involves the use of a tile that contains various internal parts. According to the various embodiments of the present invention, the tile is formed as more than one part. In the present invention, various techniques an...

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description A tile anchoring system for use in reactors and other furnace like equipment which involves the use of a tile that contains various internal parts. According to the various embodiments of the present invention, the tile is formed as more than one part. In the present invention, various techniques and parts are used to anchor tiles to surfaces wherein the various parts and the tiles themselves "snap" into place with one another and/or with an existing hexmetal mesh structure.
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