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PDFEnergy & CombustionThe complete acceptance walkthrough as a printable checklist.
PDFAll furnace typesThe work step nobody sees decides whether the lining bonds.
PDFAll furnace types80% of failures announce themselves — on the furnace shell, weeks in advance.
PDFAluminium & Non-Ferrous MetalsWhere metal, oxygen and refractory meet.
PDFAluminium & Non-Ferrous Metals20–30 joints per metre of brickwork — or none at all. But at what price?
PDFEnergy & CombustionThe hottest zone of the plant forgives no one-size-fits-all solution.
PDFAll furnace typesThe castable does not support itself — it hangs on the anchor.
PDFHeat TreatmentThermal cycling, charging impacts and a geometry with no reserve.
PDFAll furnace typesWhether damage costs 3 days or 3 weeks is decided by the first phone call.
PDFAluminium & Non-Ferrous MetalsIt does not melt — it doses. And must not alter the metal.
PDFEnergy & CombustionClean every four weeks — or twice per season?
PDFAluminium & Non-Ferrous MetalsThe difference between 10 days and 3 weeks is decided before day one.
PDFAll furnace typesTen metres of wall grow by centimetres — that has to go somewhere.
PDFAluminium & Non-Ferrous MetalsHoods, lids and launders: Often only the lining is at the end of its life.
PDFEnergy & Cross-SectorHalf of the relief must be reinvested — the furnace belongs on the list.
PDFAll furnace typesWhy the first days decide over years of service life.
PDFAll furnace typesSymptom, cause and required action side by side.
PDFAluminium & Non-Ferrous MetalsMelting, holding and dosing furnaces: zones, material selection, typical damage.
PDFSteel & FoundryLadles, EAF, cupola furnace: what the lining has to deliver there.
PDFHeat TreatmentChamber, bell and pusher furnaces: all-fibre linings and seals.
PDFGlassFeeders, lehrs, regenerator chambers.
PDFCeramics & BricksTunnel kilns, kiln cars, dryer zones.
PDFPetrochemicalsSteam reformers, cracking furnaces, hot-gas ducts.
PDFEnergy & CombustionBiomass, waste incineration, boiler plants.
PDFBattery StorageBESS containers: compartmentalisation and fibre-free parts lists.
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PDFBattery StorageHow planners and operators of battery energy storage systems (BESS) limit thermal propagation between cell, module, rack and container — regulations, material selection, installation, testing an…
PDFDismantlingPlanning a plant closure: legal foundations, scheduling, dismantling phases and documentation. Practical guide for operators and project managers.
PDFDismantlingAll permits and regulations for industrial dismantling: BImSchG (German Federal Immission Control Act), GefStoffV (Hazardous Substances Ordinance), KrWG (Circular Economy Act), building code and occupational safety at a glance.
PDFDismantlingCost factors in industrial dismantling: hazardous-material remediation, disposal, demolition and savings potential. Realistic cost ranges for planning.
PDFDismantlingAnalysis of structural change in German industry: affected sectors, causes, effects and opportunities for brownfield development.
PDFDismantlingIndustrial dismantling checklist: 12 steps from the decision to the handover of the construction-ready site. Available for download as a PDF.
PDFDismantlingCircular economy in dismantling: 10 steps to maximum recovery rates. AVV classification (German Waste Catalogue Ordinance), waste hierarchy and documentation.
PDFDismantlingIndustrial dismantling in insolvency: liability, time pressure and realisation of the estate. Practical guide for insolvency administrators and trustees.
PDFDismantlingSite clearance for investors: due diligence, contamination risk, dismantling planning and construction-ready handover. Guide for brownfield projects.
PDFDefenceWhy refractory technology is indispensable in the defence industry: metallurgy, thermal protection and energy systems in the defence context.
PDFDefenceISO 9001, AQAP, security clearance and export control: which certifications and approvals suppliers to the defence industry require.
PDFDefenceMarket entry as a tier-2/tier-3 supplier to the defence industry: requirements, qualification routes, timeframes and practical recommendations.
PDFDefenceDual-use regulation for industrial companies: classification, licensing requirements, examples from the high-temperature sector and compliance requirements.
PDFDefenceAnalysis of the German defence industry landscape: how small and medium-sized enterprises can benefit from the strengthening of the industrial base.
PDFDefenceForward manufacturing, decentralisation and supply chain resilience: why the defence industry is rethinking its supplier structures.
PDFDefenceWhy defence contractors should rely on specialised refractory suppliers: technical expertise, certifications and added value for the value chain.
PDFDefenceCooperation models for research institutes: joint development of high-temperature solutions for defence applications with industrial implementation expertise.
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