Abstract:
A lance for spraying particulate refractory-forming combustible material, particulate refractory material and a comburent gas is characterized in that the lance 1 comprises at least one feed passage 2,3 for conveying material to be sprayed to a lance head 4 which comprises a plurality of spray nozzles 5 for spraying such material, and in that the flow path of the material being sprayed branches or turns a corner and a cup-like recess 7,9 is located at the or each such branch or corner, open to the flow path upstream thereof, for catching particulate material conveyed along said flow path so that the material caught itself forms a barrier against abrasion at the location of such recess.A method of using such a lance to spray particulate refractory-forming combustible material, particulate refractory material and a comburent gas against a surface so that on combustion a coherent refractory mass is formed on such surface is also disclosed.
Abstract:
There is provided an improved powder flame spraying apparatus and method having a preheating nozzle in advance of a plurality of final heating nozzles into the converging flame envelopes of the latter of which hardfacing powder is dispensed. This powder is aspirated into a pressurized stream of inert gas at a variable rate readily adjusted between maximum and no-flow by selectively regulating the gas pressure at and/or spaced downstream from the outlet of the powder aspirator. Regulation of the gas pressure is achieved by venting variable quantities of gas to the atmosphere or air to the aspirator outlet as appropriate to provide a desired powder flow and to achieve a desired volume and velocity of gas and powder delivery into the final heating flames.
Abstract:
A flame guniting lance comprises a water-cooled casing made up of pipes (1 and 2). Arranged concentrically inside the casing are pipes (4) for supplying a mixture of powdered refractory material and fuel, and pipes (3) for supplying oxygen. Each pipe (3 and 4) is respectively fitted with a nozzle (5) for supplying the mixture of refractory material and fuel, and a nozzle (6) for supplying oxygen, the nozzles being arranged in pairs and coaxially in each pair. The outlet cross-section of each nozzle (5) is positioned below the outlet cross-section of each nozzle (6) within a distance of 1 to 5 times the inside diameter of the nozzle (5). The walls of at least one of each pair of the nozzles (5 or 6) are partly or completely other than cylindrical in shape.
Abstract:
The invention contemplates a gas-torch construction wherein independent flows of combustible gases are maintained up to the point of mixing within the nozzle of the torch, virtually at the location of discharge from the nozzle. The nozzle is removably connected to an elongate intermediate or adapter member, and the latter is removably connected to the torch body. The separate flows of the gases are maintained independent of each other, from the torch body, through the adapter member, and into the upstream end of the mixing nozzle. Individual radially spaced manifolds at the adapter-to-nozzle connection assure independence of the gas flows and a non-critical angular relation when the nozzle is replaced. The invention is described in application to a powder-spraying gas torch, as for torch deposition of metal coatings.
Abstract:
THE ADHESION OF THE SURFACES OF THE OBTAINED PARTICLES, AND CREATING THE CONDITIONS FOR PRODUCING SUCH COMBUSTION.
METHOD OF FORMING REFRACTORY MASSES, IN SITU, BY APPLYING TO SELECT LOCATION A MIXTURE OF FINE PARTICLES OF A SUBSTANCE WHICH IS CAPABLE OF UNDERGOING COMBUSTION TO PRODUCE HEAT AND PARTICLES OF ANOTHER SUBSTANCE, THE SUBSTANCES BEING OF SUCH COMPOSITION THAT SUCH HEAT WILL CAUSE