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Introduction to typical examples of fully electric melting kilns for electric bricks (1)

Release Date：2023-05-11 13:31:17 Hit：104

Install a silicon molybdenum rod heating element vertically around the crucible. The kiln is divided into two crucible chambers, with one crucible (with a capacity of "# $%") placed in each chamber. It operates independently and the temperature is automatically controlled separately; Install glass liquid outflow holes at the bottom of the kiln. The length, width, and height of the kiln are, The power consumption of the two rooms is ($,), and the length, width, and height of the control cabinet are. Initially, the dynamic break control method was used, but later changed to thyristor control. After the furnace is built, the crucible is first placed like the crucible kiln, and the temperature rises according to the predetermined curve. The material will be discharged in the future, and there will be no significant changes in daily operations compared to the crucible kiln. As it is relatively independent, the adjacent crucible states do not need to be considered. The discharge amount of the crucible kiln is (/0# ($% 12, transparent and brown hard glass with less melting amount and more variety changes.
Initially, due to incorrect temperature regulation, the crucible was damaged. The crucible is preheated using a kiln on the other side that is not in use. After the temperature drops, it is placed in the crucible and rotated for use. The lifespan of the crucible is similar to the original one.
The quality of glass is the same as that of a crucible kiln, but it improves the operating environment and makes operation easier. Because it is indirectly heated, the electricity consumption per kilogram of glass liquid is higher than that of directly powered electric furnaces.
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