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Definition
The party or individual whom the owner has
designated to monitor refractory installation work
being conducted by the contractor and supplying
material manufacturer(s)

Installations of refractories in fluid solids units, such

as transfer and overhead lines, cyclone linings, and
deflector shields, in which erosion resistance is a
determining feature of lining service life.
Testing of refractory materials sampled from the
installation to confirm that they meet specified
physical property standards
Castable or plastic refractories applied by casting,
gunning, or hand / ram packing to form monolithic
lining structures
Contractor or subcontractor who specializes in the
dryout of monolithic refractory linings.

That quantity of refractory taken from a single

container or installation sequence that is used to
make a complete set of test specimens to determine
compressive strength, erosion resistance, density,
linear change, and / or any other physical property
determinations.
The proprietor of equipment who has engaged one or
more parties to install or repair refractory in the
equipment.
Pre-installation testing of refractory materials in which
production lots of refractories manufactured for a
specific installation are sampled and tested to confirm
that they meet specified physical property
requirements.
Individual cubes, bars, or plate test pieces used for
physical property testing. Physical property test
results for a sample are usually expressed as the
average of two or more specimens made tip from the
same sample.
The quantity of refractory having the same
formulation that is prepared in an uninterrupted
manufacturing operation.

Pre-installation simulation of production work that is

sampled and tested as well as visually inspected to
verify that application equipment and personnel are
capable of meeting specified quality standards.
The party or parties responsible for installing
refractory in the equipment of the owner.

Metallic anchor used as an alternative to hexmesh in

thin layer, erosion resistant linings, for example, S-
Bar, Flexcel, Curl and Tacko anchors, and the like.
The party or parties supplying the refractory lining
materials to be installed in the equipment of the
owner.
A refractory testing facility not affiliated with the
manufacturer or contractor.
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Answer Score 100%

Inspector CORRECT

Erosion Service CORRECT

As-Installed Testing CORRECT

Monolithic Refractories CORRECT

Heating Contractor CORRECT

Test Sample CORRECT

Owner CORRECT

Material Qualification Testing CORRECT

 Test Specimen CORRECT

Production Run CORRECT

Applicator Qualification Testing CORRECT

Contractor CORRECT

Hexalt Anchors CORRECT

Manufacturer CORRECT

Independent Laboratory CORRECT

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