Re: Concrete Calculations
Thanks David, really appreciate the advice.
I did add burn-out fibers. I cut up some polypropylene rope. Not much though, and I didn't separate the fibers very much. Nice weather here in the South of France... I might just let it dry naturally for a good while before firing up. Since mine is in sections, I could, for example, turn them upside down in the sun to dry the inside.
Here is the advice from the Ciment Fondu website:
It is advised that the first firing does not take place
before 48 hours after casting. Then to carry out a
gradual rise of 50?C/hour and holding for at least 3
hours at 110?C before then continuing up to 500?C.
What do people generally use to control the temperature of initial firings?
Thanks David, really appreciate the advice.
I did add burn-out fibers. I cut up some polypropylene rope. Not much though, and I didn't separate the fibers very much. Nice weather here in the South of France... I might just let it dry naturally for a good while before firing up. Since mine is in sections, I could, for example, turn them upside down in the sun to dry the inside.
Here is the advice from the Ciment Fondu website:
It is advised that the first firing does not take place
before 48 hours after casting. Then to carry out a
gradual rise of 50?C/hour and holding for at least 3
hours at 110?C before then continuing up to 500?C.
What do people generally use to control the temperature of initial firings?
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