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Improving Furnace Productivity

11/06/2007 12:26 AM

Please suggest the productivity ideas for the furnaces concerning energy/ production rate,

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the furnaces are conveyorised.temp max is 1500 degree cent.

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Re: Improving Furnace Productivity

11/06/2007 3:07 PM

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Re: Improving Furnace Productivity

11/07/2007 3:03 AM

And define your question properly, i.e. what kind of furnace, process employed etc.

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Re: Improving Furnace Productivity

11/08/2007 12:49 AM

Productivity ideas for a furnace?? Ok, sure what type or types of furnace applications are you refering to?

Note: production rate of a typical furnace is base solely on heat transfer! Maximization of heat tranfer will increase production of heat transfer thru any funace! However consideration on safety and the amount of heat "build-up" could suggest problems! on newer units like for example residental home central heating systems manufactureres have take the "vent pipe" and left more in the furnace decreasing the size of the pipe and adding a fan to suck out the exhaust and 10 % of the heat! of course there is more to the system then that tho!

Application is everything!

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