[Gasification] Riser Sleeves

[Greg Manning]

Hello Brennan, and list members,

I would say, what has worked for me is an $80 wet tile saw from Princess
Auto, and "refractory splits" (firebrick splits) I cut them into beveled
sections and used refractory cement, so to speak, to make an octagon shell
in a steel can, with a hole in the bottom.

I'll find a photo of it for you if you wish, the whole thing, (including saw
and a spare blade, that I didn't use for that job)  splits and cement was
under 150.00cdn. taxes in.

And you still have the saw !


Greg Manning,
Brandon, Manitoba, Canada



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[mailto:gasification-bounces at listserv.repp.org]On Behalf Of Brennan R
Henderson
Sent: Friday, September 15, 2006 11:50 PM
To: gasification at listserv.repp.org
Subject: [Gasification] Riser Sleeves


Dear Gas-List Users,

Can anyone suggest a good source for inexpensive riser sleeves and
castable
refractories. I need a liner for an up-draft gasifier and also for a
gas flare.
Possibly some of the Canadian listers can suggest a Canadian source so
that I won't have to pay duties. The online ordering at Thermal Ceramics
seems alright but they have a minimum $250 order.

Thanks,

Brennan Henderson
Vernon, BC

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