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DegasserIQUnderstand the vessel. Inspect every zone.

Bring the vessel, twin snorkels, and refractory layers into one navigable reference ... the starting point for a consistent inspection record.

Drawing-derived elevation of the twin-snorkel degasser referenceAMNS degasser · Drawing-derived referenceOpen 3D demo ↗
REFERENCE DEMO

The drawing-derived model is available for review. A registered degasser field scan and validated condition measurements are not included in this demonstration.

EXPLORE THE ASSET

From the main vessel to the snorkels.

01 / ASSEMBLIES

Focus on the right zone

Isolate the main vessel, twin snorkels, alloy chute, top ducts, and exterior details to review access and reference geometry.

02 / LAYERS

Look through the lining

Toggle working refractory, backup, board and blanket, and steel layers. Use section cuts and layer spread to understand the build-up.

03 / DETAIL

Review the brick reference

Switch from the fast assembly view to the detailed model and search individual objects. Brick layouts include documented approximations.

THE INSPECTION PROGRAM

From one visit to a condition history.

01

Capture

Record the asset, station setup, operating context, and visible surfaces.

02

Validate

Confirm reference geometry, registration quality, coverage, and repeatability.

03

Compare

After acceptance, compare the same zones against the baseline and prior visits.

04

Report

Keep 3D evidence, review notes, and accepted measurements in one asset record.

NEXT STEP / FIELD VALIDATION

Turn reference geometry into an accepted baseline.

Begin with drawing applicability, field dimensions, scan access, and stable alignment features. Accepted repeat scans can then support zone-by-zone surface-change review and repair planning.

Discuss a degasser pilot →

Current reference boundaries

  • Dimensions taken from marked section and specification photos
  • Inferred working-brick layouts and simplified transitions
  • Nominal hot-face and exterior surfaces for reference review
  • No measured wear, remaining thickness, or remaining-life forecast
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