Tap closure for a vacuum-induction melting and casting furnace

Metallurgical apparatus – Means for melting or vaporizing metal or treating liquefied... – With means to discharge molten material

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222602, 266272, B22D 4120

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053723554

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for opening and closing a bottom tap opening in a vacuum induction melting and casting furnace with a movable closing body, a plug rod for example, and a drive unit for the displacement of the closing body, the closing body being made of ceramic material and connected by levers to a coupling element, which has a compression spring to limit the maximum closing force of the closing body, and is displaceable by an electric motor drive.

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