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Rotor Forging

02/27/2011 11:09 PM

Hi,

I am working on designing a heat treatment furnace for stability test of steam turbine rotor/shaft.

can anybody discuss about general arrangement of heat treatment furnace? I have parameters but im not able to figure out standered techniques to design a structure of furnace.

Thanks..

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Re: Rotor Forging

02/28/2011 1:57 PM

Heating treatment furnace/ovens etc come in all shapes and sizes designed to handle the products being treated. There are car bottom, Round tube style (railroad wheels), small ones for small parts and very big ones for very big parts. So I guess without some more detail as to what type of product you are trying to heat treat, Can't help you much. But, you could do a google search for heat treat manufactures and that might help you better.

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Re: Rotor Forging

02/28/2011 6:04 PM

A "general arrangement" would be a room temperature input section, followed by progressively hotter sections of appropriate size to accommodate the workpiece, and heat it per the requirements of the specific item/process to be heat treated. That would be followed by progressively cooler sections leading to a room temperature output section.

The total length of the furnace and the dimensions should be appropriate to the process.

Or, you could do it all in one chamber by controlling the temperature/duration of each step.

Hope this helps. I know it really won't, but I'm bored.

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02/28/2011 8:24 PM

"formally" - I'd never have guessed

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