Understand operational conditions, materials to be handled, temperature, and chemical exposure.

Inspect existing setup or new design scope.

Select appropriate refractory/acid-proof materials or heating elements.

Share detailed project estimate, material specs, BOQ, and execution plan.

Develop structural drawings, expansion joints, anchors, and heating layouts.

Define layering patterns, insulation thickness, and fixing methods.

Source certified refractory bricks, acid-resistant tiles/bricks, mortars, or heating coils.

Inspect for dimensions, density, strength, chemical resistance, and temperature rating.

Clean and level the working surface.

Apply primer or chemical-resistant coatings where needed (for acid-proof jobs).

Set up scaffolding, templates, and anchoring.

Bricklaying with proper bonding mortar, joint thickness, and alignment.

Apply acid-resistant tiles/bricks using rubber/phenolic/epoxy-based mortars.

Fix heating coils and embed sensors or thermocouples as per design.

Allow curing (natural or controlled) as per mortar/lining specifications.

Perform controlled heat-up or baking schedule to avoid thermal shock.

Check refractory lining integrity, acid resistance, heating element continuity, and insulation.

Run leakage or spark testing (for acid linings), and simulate heating performance.

Provide completion report, test certificates, heat-up log, and future maintenance instructions.

Offer periodic inspection, patching services, or system upgrades as needed.