'ladle lining' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
Ladle is the noun form of the verb 'ladle' which means to scoop or pour out liquid with a large spoon. Thus 'ladle lining' would not make sense in a sentence. For example, this would not be a correct sentence: "Max carefully removed the ladle lining from the bowl of soup."
Comparison between the simulation and recorded data at a participating steel plant in Thailand showed that the nonlinear observer accurately estimated the temperature of the ladle lining.
This results in more equal wear on the ladle lining and an extended ladle service life.
Deoxidation reactions carried out in the ladle are exothermic and thus raise the temperature of the liquid steel, but the steel also loses heat by radiation from the top surface, by heating of the ladle lining, and by heat flux through the lining and shell.
Heat losses during and after tap can usually be predicted by computer, using a process model that considers the temperature and configuration of the tap stream, the thermal condition of the ladle before tap, the thicknesses of the ladle lining and slag layer, the expected holding times and stirring conditions, and the thermal effects of alloying additions.
If the foundry adopts such lining materials saving even 30%% of the ladles heating energy, it would save annually.
Inside the ladle there is usually a 60-millimetre-thick refractory safety lining next to the shell.
Using a ladle, carefully fill each lined muffin cup two-thirds full.
Ladle the filling into the lined basin.
An open-topped cylindrical container made of heavy steel plates and lined with refractory, the ladle is used for holding and transporting liquid steel.
The neighborhood itself is shaped like a ladle, with four lines of streets cutting across the middle and one long one, which bends like a handle before merging into some woods.
So we would line our way back to a bee tree, take an axe, chop it open, and take a ladle and dig out some honeycombs and bring them home on a plate.
