Industrial electric heating furnaces – Induction furnace device – For charging or discharging
Reexamination Certificate
2007-03-27
2007-03-27
Hoang, Tu (Department: 2832)
Industrial electric heating furnaces
Induction furnace device
For charging or discharging
C373S138000
Reexamination Certificate
active
10823856
ABSTRACT:
A molten material can be heated, melted and directly solidified in a single vessel. Induction heating and melting of the molten material is achieved by magnetically coupling the field produced by current flow in a plurality of induction coils surrounding the vessel with either the molten material in the vessel, or a susceptor surrounding molten material in the vessel. Current flow is selectively removed from the plurality of induction coils, and a cooling medium surrounding the vessel, such as water flowing through hollow induction coils, solidifies the molten metal into a highly purified crystalline solid.
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Belsh Joseph T.
Fishman Oleg S.
Raffner Bernard M.
Satyen Prabhu N.
Hoang Tu
Inductotherm Corp.
Post Philip O.
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