Melting furnaces are used to overheat solid materials until they liquefy. Often, thermal processing equipment is used to alter the surface or internal characteristics of materials by carefully elevating their temperature. In the case of metals, this typically increases ductility at the expense of both hardness and strength. This requires an industrial furnace capable of generating and maintaining temperatures below that of the material's melting point.
A melting furnace, by comparison, generates overhot temperatures that exceed the metal's melting point and cause decomposition of its physical structure which leads to liquefaction. This phase transition is utterly dependent on both temperature and pressure.
Induction Furnaces
Induction melting furnaces operate on a radically different principle to the cupola version. They use coiled heating elements embedded within a crucible or integrated into the walls of the heating chamber itself. These convert electrical energy into heat which is radiated through the material with outstanding degrees of thermal uniformity. Limiting the use of combustible fuels in a facility, particularly for routine melting applications, translates into safer daily operation for personnel and for components.
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Post time: Jun-30-2022
