Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Limited

Minoru Ike

Keita Inoue

Yuji Nakagawa

Yasuhiro Terashima

Tetsuo Takahashi

Norihiko Orita

Takeo Takaishi

Chuhachi Goto

Kenshi Yoshida

Yuzo Kawahara

Ryuta Maruyama

This invention concerns a heat-resistant assembly having a heat-resistant block conformed to the contours of boiler tubes and the surface of their connecting rib. The heat-resistant assembly has an arm which protrudes from the surface of the rib toward the heat-resistant block and which has a catch on the end. The block has an indentation in which the catch on the arm engages. The block can be hung on or removed from the tube assembly by means of the arms and indentations. The heat-resistant assembly is further distinguished by the fact that a space is created between the end of the arm and the indentation of the block. A fusible substance, which will melt when the temperature of the arm exceeds a given value, is placed in the space. The heat-resistant assembly is further distinguished by the fact that an indentation is formed in the block in which a heat-resistant sleeve is adhered to engage the arm. This arrangement makes it possible to manufacture the heat-resistant block using press molding.

Heat-resistant assembly for protecting boiler tubes and method of assembling same

A support fitting for the heat-resistant block to protect boiler tubes, which protrudes upward at a right angle from the surface of the rib between two boiler tubes, and which is welded on the rib and has a catch to engage with the heat-resistant block on the end. The support fitting is provided with a welding surface to be welded on the rib and shaped narrower by chamfering, and a single globule of a deoxidizing conductive material used as flux is attached to the narrowed welding surface, and is a vertical piece or rod which extends a fixed distance perpendicular from the rib. The support fitting includes a first upper surface being kept horizontal to support a ferrule, which can tightly engage with the ferrule for arc stud welding, thereby the ferrule can shield the welding surface, and a second upper surface which engages with the heat-resistant block.

Fire-resistant structural body supporting metal bar for protection of water pipe

A heat-resistant assembly having a heat-resistant block conformed to the contours of boiler tubes and the surface of their connecting rib. The heat-resistant assembly has an arm which protrudes from the surface of the rib toward the heat-resistant block and which has a catch on the end. The block has an indentation in which the catch on the arm engages. The block can be hung on or removed from the tube assembly by means of the arms and indentations. The heat-resistant assembly is further distinguished by the fact that a space is created between the end of the arm and the indentation of the block. A fusible substance, which will melt when the temperature of the arm exceeds a given value, is placed in the space. The heat-resistant sleeve is adhered to engage the arm. This arrangement makes it possible to manufacture the heat-resistant block using press molding.

Water tube protective refractory structure and method of assembling the same

Water pipe protecting refractory structure

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Yokohama, Japan

Minoru Ike