Howdy,
I've been reading how some refractory chambers have to be rebuilt. They get damaged and won't seal around the combustor. Or squirrels ate it. I understand they are expensive to replace. I don't understand why they cannot be rebuilt, or built from scratch, using hi temp fiber board.
That's what these appear to be made from, right? Looks like I have 1/2 ceramic fiber board in my Jotul.
Kaowool is rated to 3000°F. I have a place that sells it locally.
So, my question is. If I ever need to replace the refractory chamber does it make sense to rebuild it?
Has anyone done that?
Thank you,
Brent
I've been reading how some refractory chambers have to be rebuilt. They get damaged and won't seal around the combustor. Or squirrels ate it. I understand they are expensive to replace. I don't understand why they cannot be rebuilt, or built from scratch, using hi temp fiber board.
That's what these appear to be made from, right? Looks like I have 1/2 ceramic fiber board in my Jotul.
Kaowool is rated to 3000°F. I have a place that sells it locally.
So, my question is. If I ever need to replace the refractory chamber does it make sense to rebuild it?
Has anyone done that?
Thank you,
Brent