Eccentric Bottom Tapping (EBT) furnaces represent a significant advancement in the field of industrial metallurgy, particularly in the melting and pouring processes of molten metal. These innovative furnaces are designed to streamline operations, improve efficiency, and enhance overall productivity
READ MOREThe electric arc furnace is mainly composed of electrode holder, electrode, furnace cover, molten bath, furnace door, tilting cradle, hydraulic steel and other components. The furnace bottom and furnace wall are constructed of acidic or alkaline refractory materials. First, the electric energy is transmitted to the furnace through the electrode, and then the electrode and furnace charge are used to generate electric arc to raise the temperature in the furnace. Finally, the high temperature makes the ore metal melt.
READ MOREUltra-high-power electric arc furnaces mainly use arcs to heat and melt scrap steel.
READ MOREHow to reduce the consumption of three circumference electrodes in smelting is not only the technology of carbon manufacturers, but also the important work of smelting manufacturers to cooperate in the use and optimize the operation of electric furnaces.
READ MOREThe generalized consumption of graphite electrode in smelting can be divided into active consumption, natural consumption or technical consumption.
READ MOREThe electric arc furnace automation control system mainly includes three aspects: the electric arc furnace body system, the Consteel horizontal feeding system, and the furnace door furnace wall oxygen lance system.
READ MOREA tapping box protruding from the furnace shell is installed on the original tapping side to replace the original tapping groove. Refractory materials are built inside the tapping box, and a small molten pool is formed. It is connected with the large molten pool at the bottom of the original furnace and has a smooth transition. The tapping hole is opened vertically at the bottom of the small molten pool of the tapping box.
READ MOREThe Consteel electric furnace smelting process is a new process developed by the Italian Dexing Group in the 1990s.
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