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Batch forge furnaces

In a batch forge furnace, the space above the load(s) was held at 2250 F, wall to wall. High-velocity stirring burners were fired between the 8 in. tall piers supporting the load(s). The burners were operated with fuel turndown only to minimize the concentration of triatomic molecules while inducing a high mass of inert gas from above the load. The wall-to-wall temperature drop under the product was very low—a maximum of 6°C (3.3°C). Chapter 8 discusses temperature uniformity in more detail. [Pg.57]

TABLE 6.3 Benefits of automatic furnace pressure controi—A case history. Batch forging furnace heating 5200 ib (2364 kg) of 3.9 in. (0.1 m) diameter steel parts to 2400 F (1316 C) with natural gas. Ceramic fiber walls 8" (0.2 m) thick. [Pg.278]


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