Melting Furnaces

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Melting Furnaces

Prepared by: Mohammed Abd


Elghany
2nd Industrial Engineering
Department
Prepared to: Dr/Masoud Ibrahim
10/28/2008 Eng/ Mohammed Abd Elghany
“ Content ”

1. The major types of Melting Furnaces.


1.1. Cupola furnace.
1.2. Electric Arc furnace.
1.3. Induction furnace.
1.3. a. Coreless induction furnace.
1.3. b. Channel induction furnace.
2. References.

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► The major types of Melting
Furnaces :

1- Cupola furnace.

2- Electric Arc furnace.


3- Induction furnace.

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1 ) Cupola furnace :

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1 ) Cupola furnace :

- It is the most popular melting furnace.

- It is shaft-like vertical furnace consisting of a steel shell


lined with refractory bricks, equipped with tuyeres (nozzles
for blowing air).

- Iron, coke and limestone flux are charged by means of an


opening locating in the upper half of the steel shell.

- The liquid iron is periodically (or


continuously) removed through a spout.

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2 ) Electric Arc
furnace :

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2 ) Electric Arc
furnace :
- It is a steel making furnace,
- in which steel scrap is heated and melted by heat of electric
arcs striking between the furnace electrodes and the metal
bath.
- The furnace consists of a spherical hearth (bottom),
cylindrical shell and a swinging water-cooled dome-shaped
roof.
- The main advantage of the Electric Arc Furnaces is it’s
Capacity which may reach 400 t.

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3 ) Induction
furnace :

- Induction furnaces are widely used for melting non-


ferrous and ferrous alloys.

- There are two types of induction furnaces:


a ) Coreless induction
furnace .
b ) Channel induction
furnace .

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3 ) Induction
furnace :

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3 ) Induction
furnace :
a) Coreless induction furnace:
- It is consists of: a water cooled helical coil made of a copper
tube, a crucible installed within the coil and supporting shell
equipped with trunnions on which the furnace may tilt.

b) Channel induction furnace:

- It is consists of a steel shell lined with refractory materials


and an inductor attached to the shell. There is a channel
connecting the main body with the inductor.

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References :
http :// www . substech . com / dokuwiki / doku . php?id = electric_arc_fur

http :// www . substech . com / dokuwiki / doku . php?id = melting_furnaces

THE END
Thank you
“ Good Luck ”
10/28/2008 Eng/ Mohammed Abd Elghany

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