Industrial electric heating furnaces – Plasma furnace device
Patent
1989-08-31
1991-10-15
Envall, Jr., Roy N.
Industrial electric heating furnaces
Plasma furnace device
373 75, F27D 100
Patent
active
050581260
ABSTRACT:
The instant invention relates to the use of hollow silicon carbide beams as refractory in substantially closed open-arc furnaces used for the carbothermic reduction of metal oxides. The silicon carbide beams are used in areas of the furnace which are exposed to temperatures higher than those tolerated by standard refractories, said areas requiring, in addition, stability to oxidation and reduction type chemical reactions and sufficient electrical resistance to minimize arcing from the exposed electrode. In addition, the invention relates to the use of silicon carbide beams in a two-stage, open-arc furnace for the carbothermic reduction of silicon dioxide to silicon metal.
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