Bridging protection apparatus for an induction furnace

Industrial electric heating furnaces – Induction furnace device – Having condition signaling means

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373148, 373150, H05B 606

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056617496

ABSTRACT:
Temperature sensors are embedded in a refractory material that make up the walls of a body of an induction furnace and detect an increase in the temperature of a molten metal in the body of the furnace due to the bridging of a metal material that is to be melted in the furnace body. The temperature sensors are connected to an antenna for detecting runout. Since various electrical data (voltage, current, power, frequency, etc.) that affect an alternating current to be supplied to a coil of the induction furnace change depending on the temperature of the molten metal, bridging of the metal material is detected by determining the rates of temporal change in these electrical data. Furthermore, the changes in the electrical data with respect to the progress of the operation of the induction furnace are previously stored in data storage, and the electrical data stored are compared with electrical data detected in the induction furnace in operation. An alarm is given when the deviation of the detected electrical data from the stored electrical data is kept larger than a predetermined value for a predetermined time period.

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