F27B3/20

MANUFACTURING OF CONTINUOUS MINERAL FIBERS
20190352208 · 2019-11-21 ·

Continuous basalt fibers are produced by melting basalt rock in a submerged

MANUFACTURING OF CONTINUOUS MINERAL FIBERS
20190352208 · 2019-11-21 ·

Continuous basalt fibers are produced by melting basalt rock in a submerged

TWO-CHAMBER FURNANCE FOR ALUMINUM RECYCLING
20240118030 · 2024-04-11 ·

The disclosure relates to a melting furnace, for example a two-chamber furnace, for the recovery of aluminum from aluminum scrap. This has a scrap chamber (2), with a dry hearth (6), the surface of which provided for receiving aluminum scrap is arranged above the surface of an aluminum melt (7) located in the scrap chamber (2) during operation of the melting furnace (1), and a heating chamber (3), which has at least one burner (9) for fuel firing, the heating chamber (3) and the scrap chamber (2) being separated from one another by a partition wall (11), the partition wall (11) having at least one opening (12) for recirculation of the aluminum melt (7) between the heating chamber (3) and the scrap chamber (2). Further, a refractory lining of the surface of the dry hearth (6) and/or a refractory lining of the inner wall of the scrap chamber (2) in the region of the dry hearth (6) have channels (18) which can be acted upon by hot gas and are designed to absorb heat from the hot gas and to release it to the aluminum scrap located on the surface of the dry hearth (6) for its thermal pretreatment.

METHOD FOR OPERATION A BATCH FURNACE COMPRISING THE PREHEATING OF A FLUID UPSTREAM OF THE FURNACE

Furnace operation includes consecutive cycles of a heating step, a stopping step and a restarting step. The fuel and/or the oxidizing agent is preheated upstream of the furnace by indirect exchange with the discharged fumes through a medium passing through a chamber. A first wall separates the fumes from the medium in the chamber. The fuel and/or oxidizing agent is separated from the medium in the chamber by second wall. During restarting, the medium's flow rate Dm is regulated to limit the heating rate of the first wall until it reaches the operational temperature at an end thereof.

METHOD FOR OPERATION A BATCH FURNACE COMPRISING THE PREHEATING OF A FLUID UPSTREAM OF THE FURNACE

Furnace operation includes consecutive cycles of a heating step, a stopping step and a restarting step. The fuel and/or the oxidizing agent is preheated upstream of the furnace by indirect exchange with the discharged fumes through a medium passing through a chamber. A first wall separates the fumes from the medium in the chamber. The fuel and/or oxidizing agent is separated from the medium in the chamber by second wall. During restarting, the medium's flow rate Dm is regulated to limit the heating rate of the first wall until it reaches the operational temperature at an end thereof.

Molten metal holding furnace
10462851 · 2019-10-29 · ·

Provided is a molten metal holding furnace with heat dissipation and insulating properties. An insertion hole 20 of a molten metal holding furnace 10 has an inside cylindrical portion (tapered surface) 21 and an outside cylindrical portion 22 (cylindrical surface). A heating tube 30 has a distal cylindrical portion 35 corresponding to the inside cylindrical portion 21 and a proximal cylindrical portion 36 corresponding to the outside cylindrical portion 22. The heating tube 30 is inserted and positioned in the insertion hole with the distal cylindrical portion 35 positioned at the inner cylindrical portion 21 and the proximal cylindrical portion 36 positioned at the outside cylindrical portion 22. A filling material 60 is filled between the heating tube 30 and the insertion hole 20.

Molten metal holding furnace
10462851 · 2019-10-29 · ·

Provided is a molten metal holding furnace with heat dissipation and insulating properties. An insertion hole 20 of a molten metal holding furnace 10 has an inside cylindrical portion (tapered surface) 21 and an outside cylindrical portion 22 (cylindrical surface). A heating tube 30 has a distal cylindrical portion 35 corresponding to the inside cylindrical portion 21 and a proximal cylindrical portion 36 corresponding to the outside cylindrical portion 22. The heating tube 30 is inserted and positioned in the insertion hole with the distal cylindrical portion 35 positioned at the inner cylindrical portion 21 and the proximal cylindrical portion 36 positioned at the outside cylindrical portion 22. A filling material 60 is filled between the heating tube 30 and the insertion hole 20.

METAL MELTING AND HOLDING FURNACE
20190323775 · 2019-10-24 ·

A metal melting and retention furnace is provided, wherein a tubular member in a furnace chamber, a table-like melting part is formed directly below the tubular member and a melting burner is arranged in the furnace chamber, a molten metal retention part in which the melting material which has been melted is introduced and which is provided with a retention burner for heating the introduced molten metal is formed around the outer circumference of the table-like melting part, and the molten metal in the molten metal retention part flows to a molten metal ladle part adjacent to the furnace chamber.

ELECTRODE SEAL FOR USE IN A METALLURGICAL FURNACE
20190285346 · 2019-09-19 ·

An electrode seal for use in a metallurgical furnace, the furnace comprising a furnace space heated by electrodes extending through an aperture into the furnace space. The electrode seal comprises at least three sets of shoes in consecutive lateral contact, each shoe having a biasing member for biasing a surface of the shoe toward one of the electrodes thereby allowing the one electrode to longitudinally move within the electrode seal while providing electrical insulation between the electrode and the aperture.

ELECTRODE SEAL FOR USE IN A METALLURGICAL FURNACE
20190285346 · 2019-09-19 ·

An electrode seal for use in a metallurgical furnace, the furnace comprising a furnace space heated by electrodes extending through an aperture into the furnace space. The electrode seal comprises at least three sets of shoes in consecutive lateral contact, each shoe having a biasing member for biasing a surface of the shoe toward one of the electrodes thereby allowing the one electrode to longitudinally move within the electrode seal while providing electrical insulation between the electrode and the aperture.