Industrial electric heating furnaces – Arc furnace device – Power supply system
Patent
1981-05-18
1983-09-20
Envall, Jr., Roy N.
Industrial electric heating furnaces
Arc furnace device
Power supply system
H05B 7144, H05B 718
Patent
active
044060084
ABSTRACT:
A rectangular metallurgical furnace is provided with at least six electrodes which are symmetrically arranged in two rows along the longitudinal axis of the furnace. Each pair of electrodes form a single phase circuit. A transformer is also provided for each pair of electrodes to form bifilar conductor leads. The spacing between adjacent and opposite electrodes is adjusted to provide a continuous bath surface over a maximum horizontal cross section. Adjacent and opposite pairs of electrodes are located in the corners of imaginary squares.
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"Technische Rundschau", (Technical Review), Bern No. 48, Nov. 1978, pp. 21 to 23.
Article by Dr. Eng. Mollenkamp and Dr. Eng. Kallfelz, "Modern Electro-Reduction Furnaces for Obtaining Ferro Alloys, Crude Iron, and Calcium Carbide, Electro Heat Int'l., " vol. 8, 2/72.
Metallurgy of the Ferro-Alloys by Durrer/Volkert, vol. 2, Springer Publishing Co., Berlin 1972.
Konig Heribert
Stark Heinz
Envall Jr. Roy N.
Mannesmann Aktiengesellschaft
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