Article | REF: BE8842 V1

Industrial furnaces

Author: Isidore JACUBOWIEZ

Publication date: January 10, 1998

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1. Classification

Although any classification is arbitrary, it is nevertheless useful insofar as it enables us to find common features in equipment that, at first glance, seems very different.

We propose here four classifications, according to :

  • product handling: continuous or batch furnaces;

  • the heating process: direct or indirect ;

  • temperature level ;

  • fuel.

1.1 Continuous and batch furnaces

Product handling and circulation is the criterion here.

In a continuous furnace, the product to be heated enters at one end and exits at the other. This is the case for :...

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