Precision control of high temperature furnaces using an auxiliar

Electric heating – Heating devices – With power supply and voltage or current regulation or...

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219497, 373136, 266 78, H05B 102

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ABSTRACT:
Two power supplies are combined to control a furnace. A main power supply heats the furnace in the traditional manner, while the power from the auxiliary supply is introduced as a current flow through charged particles existing due to ionized gas or thermionic emission. The main power supply provides the bulk heating power and the auxiliary supply provides a precise and fast power source such that the precision of the total power delivered to the furnace is improved.

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