Observed arrival · 2026-10-30
ARELMap: tundish wear, cell by cell
A refractory-mapping platform for laser-scanning tundish linings and preparing engineer-reviewed wear reports.
- For
- Tundish operators and refractory engineers
- Worth noticing
- Failed registration QC reopens only the affected scan position; the page lists about 300,000 10 × 10 mm cells per tundish.
Field notes
Technicians tag the tundish shell, record deskull state and temperature, then scan from the bay floor or rim platform; the site says vessel entry is not required. Registration checks happen on site, and failed QC reopens only the affected position. Cloud processing grids scans into 10 mm cells and compares them with bare-shell, as-built and previous-scan references; the platform drafts an interpretation, but release waits for refractory-engineer approval. The page labels its measurement figures as design targets.
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Editorial observations of this landing page, not a rating.
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