Industrial electric heating furnaces – Induction furnace device – Coreless
Patent
1984-09-06
1986-04-15
Envall, Jr., Roy N.
Industrial electric heating furnaces
Induction furnace device
Coreless
F27D 100
Patent
active
045832307
ABSTRACT:
The disclosed induction heating apparatus comprises: a refractory vessel in which a charge to be heated is placed; said vessel comprising a refractory lining and an outer shell covering the refractory lining and having strength high enough to sustain the lining; an induction heating coil arranged spacedly around the outer circumference of said shell; and a bottom outer shell covering the bottom of said refractory lining, said outer shell whose outer diameter is, at a position below the upper end of said coil, smaller than the inner diameter of said coil so as to enable the removal of said vessel through the upper side of said coil, at least part of said outer shell covering a height of the circumferential surface of said vessel corresponding to the height of said coil being made of a non-magnetic material, and said bottom outer shell being made of metal.
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Inoshita Yoshiyuki
Komada Tadayuki
Seki Masahiko
Envall Jr. Roy N.
Nippon Steel Corporation
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