Furnaces – Miscellaneous
Patent
1981-06-16
1983-07-05
Favors, Edward G.
Furnaces
Miscellaneous
266225, 431 99, F23B 700
Patent
active
043912095
ABSTRACT:
An exothermic cutting electrode or burning bar having an oxidizable metal fluid conduit (tube) surrounded by a mass of metal similar to that of the fluid tube, the entire structure covered with an outer oxidizable metallic tube and/or an electrically insulating water impervious cover, either end of the electrode being adapted for connection to a source of oxidizing fluid and electric current, so that, an arc can be struck between a workpiece and the free end of the electrode to produce a cutting flame. By proper selection of the type and mass of the materials of construction the electrode will burn after the electric current has been turned off.
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Arcair Company
Favors Edward G.
Innis E. Eugene
Simmons James C.
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