Abstract
The article describes some aspects of analyzing structures of heat-resistant reinforced concrete slabs designed to cover the surface of brick ovens. Fragments of crushed stone from bricks were obtained as the main filler in manufacturing heat-resistant facing slabs. The plate is reinforced for strength, and its protective zone is offset to the neutral axis to protect the armature from temperature. Contains analytical data on scientific research over the years, problems, conclusions about the need for research, the results of experimental tests, and the results of studies of porosity and structural aspects of the developed design of heat-resistant plates. This heat-resistant reinforced concrete slab has passed natural tests in brick kilns of brick factories in the Namangan and Andijan regions of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Conclusions are made about the application of the obtained research results in production.
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