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HTF Inc. Tip Up Furnace with 24 Obscure TJSR v5 recuperative burners. Flames a little orange due to welding smoke in the air. Burner run, and ...


what are heat treat furnaces?

Mar 28, 2008 by mask2win_2001 | Posted in Engineering


Heat treatment of metals and alloys is carried out for a multitude of purposes such as stress relieving, annealing, case hardening. This work is often done in a furnace where the temperature is meticulously controlled and automatically rises or falls to a programmed sequence. There may be a chart recorder tracking the temperature for memorial purposes and the atmosphere in the furnace may be oxygen free to avoid corrosion problems.

Martin | Mar 29, 2008

contemplate the link will help u,,,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Furnace
awais salman | Mar 28, 2008

When you're welding metals, the unalterable molecular structure of the metal depends on the rates of heating and cooling of the metal. So for some welds, you requirement to control the heat up and cool down of the metal to get a good quality weld. This can be done in a controlled environment called a heat treat furnace. (see Position-Weld Heat Treating)

Hope this helps.

B
Bryan | Mar 29, 2008

Heat treatment of metals and alloys is carried out for a party of purposes such as stress relieving, annealing, case hardening. This work is often done in a furnace where the temperature is strictly controlled and automatically rises or falls to a programmed sequence. There may be a chart recorder tracking the temperature for note purposes and the atmosphere in the furnace may be oxygen free to avoid corrosion problems.
Martin | Mar 29, 2008

What happens if I mix chromic acid powder with a nitrogen atmosphere in a heat treating furnace?

Mar 27, 2008 by Janie J | Posted in Chemistry


Strictly speaking, you cannot have chromic acid let off; it dehydrates to chromic anhydride, or CrO3.

But previous respondent is pulling your leg...this will not react with nitrogen.

No fireworks. Contrite.

| Mar 27, 2008

Heat treatment: How to detect a furnace leak?

Dec 02, 2007 by Sithlord78 | Posted in Engineering

I am new to heat-treat and I honourable got hired in at a company that unfortunately does not (yet) have gas analyzers. Is there a way (besides after the fact) to detect a furnace leak say from the boyfriend color?

The master way to detect it would be the old way; sniff! Most fuels now especially methane got odored and that's jut to be the first indicator, normally, you should NEVER scent any gas, if your systems are functioning well. If you want to follow the flame color rule, then you can't be so sure about it however, the ardour color rule does apply in three cases rich combustion poor and adequate. I am remorseful I can't provide you the color though, not too sure about that

Dean B | Dec 02, 2007

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