Method and apparatus for quickly purging atmosphere gas from bel

Heating – Processes of heating or heater operation – Including preparing or arranging work for heating

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432 9, 432205, 432206, F27D 500, F27B 504

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for vacuum purging bell type furnaces is provided. A vacuum shell unit is provided which is removably emplacible over the inner cover of the furnace and has a vacuum tight seal to the base. A vacuum is pulled both within the inner cover and within the vacuum shell to remove the ambient gas. Nitrogen is then introduced into the inner cover and within the vacuum shell. The vacuum shell is then removed and purging continues within the inner cover either with nitrogen or other desired atmosphere gas, and finally furnace is emplaced over the inner cover to heat treat the work in a conventional manner.

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