Article | REF: M3610 V2

Refractory lining for melting furnaces

Author: Jean-Pierre GAUCHÉ

Publication date: March 10, 2012

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1. Crucible induction furnace

1.1 Coating design

  • Hearth and coil: hearth and coil linings are designed to ensure safety in the event of metal breakthrough or infiltration. Increasingly, they use modern materials such as cast-in-place or prefabricated refractory concretes.

    For the sole, an alumina content of between 60 and 70% is recommended.

    For the coil, the recommended material is high-conductivity to promote heat dissipation, with an alumina content of over 80%. This coil lining, with a thickness of between 20 and 30 mm, can advantageously be cast in situ.

  • Lid and water-jacket: these two areas do not require extreme safety conditions.

    They must, however,...

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