Industrial electric heating furnaces – Arc furnace device – Electrode
Patent
1998-12-23
2000-06-13
Hoang, Tu Ba
Industrial electric heating furnaces
Arc furnace device
Electrode
373 82, 373 92, H05B 706
Patent
active
060758066
ABSTRACT:
In an arc furnace or melter furnace employing concentric graphite inner and outer electrodes, the accumulations of tolerances, distortion and mechanical forces can cause a loss of concentricity leading to reduced performance and eventually to electrode degradation. To avoid that condition, a plurality of insulating spherical or cylindrical spacers are disposed in the annular gap between the inner and outer electrodes. The spacers are held in position by arcuate recesses in the outer surface of the inner electrode or in the inner surface of the outer electrode. The electrodes may be constructed in segments that are assembled by threading one segment into another segment.
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Hamilton Richard A.
Wilver Peter James
Wittle J. Kenneth
Electro-Pyrolysis Inc
Hoang Tu Ba
Svedala Industries Inc.
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