Discussion
Kiln tyres, or riding rings, serve to
Answer: A
Correct answer: carry the weight of the shell on its support rollers
The tyre is a heavy steel band around the shell that transfers the whole weight of kiln, refractory and charge onto the support rollers. The shell alone could not carry that load without ovalising, so the tyres are what make the arrangement possible - the drive is a separate gear ring.
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