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Electric resistance furnaces - General presentation

Authors: Jean-François BOURGEOIS, Alain GIRAULT, Richard JAUME, Marianne LE BOULCH, Claude OBERLIN

Publication date: February 10, 2005

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5. Thermal insulation for resistance furnaces

The furnace lining thermally insulates the heating chamber from the outside world. Materials are selected on the basis of their low thermal conductivity (insulators), mechanical strength and ability to withstand process temperatures (refractories). To meet these requirements, multi-layer linings are often used.

5.1 Classification according to standards

The French refractory industry association has published a list of PRE (Produit Réfractaire Européen) recommendations.

Under the headings "refractory products" and "technical ceramics", AFNOR publishes a list of standards: http://www.afnor.fr

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