Heating – Work chamber having heating means – Having means by which work is progressed or moved mechanically
Patent
1980-06-10
1982-07-20
Camby, John J.
Heating
Work chamber having heating means
Having means by which work is progressed or moved mechanically
1642701, 266142, 432 42, 432 62, 432130, 432133, 432239, F27B 902, F27D 1900
Patent
active
043403611
ABSTRACT:
A heat-treating apparatus for practicing a method in which when red-hot iron pipes produced by a centrifugal casting machine are cooled, the pipes are slowly cooled over the temperature range of 800.degree. to 700.degree. C. to ferritize the pipes without separately annealing the pipes. A heat-treating furnace disposed close to one end of the rotary mold of the casting machine has furnace chambers each provided with pairs of rotatable rollers for supporting the pipe in rotation to prevent the deformation of the pipe. Each of the chambers has heating burners or a cooling heat exchanger for adjusting the temperature and cooling speed of the pipe placed in the chamber. According to a preferred embodiment, the furnace chambers are separated by openable partition members of circular-arc section, and each of the chambers has turnable levers for transferring the pipe to another chamber adjacent thereto.
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Sakoda Akinori
Tanaka Yoshio
Togawa Susumu
Camby John J.
Farley Joseph W.
Kubota Ltd.
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