F27B3/20

MANUFACTURING OF CONTINUOUS MINERAL FIBERS
20200079674 · 2020-03-12 ·

Continuous basalt fibers are produced by melting basalt rock in a submerged combustion melter, and by forming said melt into continuos basalt fibers.

COMBINED BURNER FOR BLOWING OXIDIZING GAS AND FUEL INTO MELTING FURNACE
20200032998 · 2020-01-30 · ·

Combined burner for blowing oxidizing gas and fuel into melting furnace, which is fixedly installed into the furnace and provided with outlet apertures for fuel and oxidizing gas, consists, according to this invention, of fixed part (2) of the burner (1) and of a movable nozzle (4), which is rotatably installed inside the body (2.1) of the fixed pan (2) of the burner, supply (7) of the oxidizing gas is connected to the movable nozzle (4) and it is controlled by actuator (3), installed outside of the working space of the furnace, while the axis x2 of the orifice of the movable nozzle (4) is diverted front the rotation axis x1 of the movable nozzle (4) by angle a in the range of 5-60 and the movable nozzle (4) is rotatable around the axis X1 in any direction by angle in the range of 0-180. The movable nozzle allows directing blown gases into various places in the furnace. At the same time, the whole burner is fixedly installed in the wall or ceiling, or the cover of the furnace, and the space of the furnace thus remains sealed.

BURNER PANEL FOR A METALLURGICAL FURNACE
20190383484 · 2019-12-19 ·

One or more embodiments of a burner panel for a metallurgical furnace is described herein. One or more embodiments of a burner panel for a metallurgical furnace are described herein. The sidewall burner pockets have a burner panel therein. The burner panel has a body having an interior face with burner tube disposed therethrough. The burner tube has a first portion and a second portion coupled to the first portion. The burner panel additionally has an internal mounting flange extending along the periphery of the body and overlapping the sidewall, the sidewall and internal mounting flange compressed together by a coupling.

Burner-lance unit

A burner-lance unit (1) includes at least two gas connections (2a, 2b, 2c), a burner tube (3), and a lance tube (4) that is placed concentrically in the burner tube (3). The burner tube (3) and the lance tube (4) both have a gas inlet end and a gas outlet end (15). The lance tube (4) has a de Laval nozzle (4a) at the gas outlet end thereof. The de Laval nozzle (4a) is releasably connected to the lance tube (4). The burner tube (3) has a burner nozzle (3a) which is releasably connected to the burner tube (3).

BURNER WITH IMAGING DEVICE, ELECTRIC FURNACE PROVIDED WITH SAID BURNER, AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING MOLTEN IRON USING SAID ELECTRIC FURNACE

To clearly observe the inside of a furnace where an object is heated by a burner. The burner includes: a lens; an imaging device; and a multiple pipe structure including: an inner pipe that surrounds the lens; an outer pipe that surrounds the inner pipe, separated from the inner pipe by a lens coolant passage; a gaseous fuel pipe radially outward of the outer pipe and operable to inject gaseous fuel; a combustion-supporting gas pipe radially outward of the outer pipe and operable to inject combustion-supporting gas; and a cooling pipe outermost in the multiple pipe structure that surrounds the gaseous fuel pipe and the combustion-supporting gas pipe.

HIGH-EFFICIENCY PHOTONIC FURNACES FOR METAL PRODUCTION
20240077256 · 2024-03-07 ·

Described herein are photonic furnaces and methods of using the same to produce metal products from a precursor material.

HIGH-EFFICIENCY PHOTONIC FURNACES FOR METAL PRODUCTION
20240077256 · 2024-03-07 ·

Described herein are photonic furnaces and methods of using the same to produce metal products from a precursor material.

High-efficiency photonic furnaces for metal production

Described herein are photonic furnaces and methods of using the same to produce metal products from a precursor material.

High-efficiency photonic furnaces for metal production

Described herein are photonic furnaces and methods of using the same to produce metal products from a precursor material.

Method And Apparatus For Melting Metal Using Microwave Technology

The present invention relates to a microwave melting apparatus and system for investment casting the metals obtained therefrom. In addition to enhanced production capacity, the system allows for the use of both a broad range of metal alloys and a variety of forms including ingot, scrap, granulated and powdered metals not possible with induction systems generally.