Method for conveying a row of forging ingots through an inductiv

Electric heating – Metal heating – Of cylinders

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219 1071, 219 1073, 219 1077, H05B 506

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041172930

ABSTRACT:
An inductive heating apparatus for forging ingots which are pushed in a row through the apparatus for thoroughly heating them and subsequent transport includes a friction disc type of drive engaging the ingots as they enter the inlet end of the heating apparatus. A thyristor-controlled d.c. shunt motor is used as the drive for the friction discs and the speed of this motor is controlled by a regulating device which is programmed for alternate low and high speeds, the low speed matching the required staying time of each ingot in the inductor heater necessary to thoroughly heat the same, and the high speed being used to effect a fast discharge of the heated ingot from the apparatus.

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"Induction Heater of Forging Billets", No. D1040309E, 13BC Brown Boveri & Cie, AG Mannheim, Germany.

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