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Benefits of Medium Frequency
Induction Furnace:
• Lower power consumption and enhanced economy
Modern semi-conductor technology and an optimum furnace design minimize
the power demand and
consumption, thus reducing the melting cost.
• High operational safety
Safe melting operations thanks to continuous, automatic furnace
monitoring.
• Favorable price/performance ratio and long life cycle
The use of Magnalenz standard modules in the melting plant are responsible
for its favorable price. These Magnalenz furnace systems, are known
to be rugged and reliable, minimize total life cycle costs.
• Easy to install, operate and maintain
The advanced furnace design was conceived for quick and easy installation.
System operation, monitoring and control are user-friendly and simple.
Higher Yield: The absence of combustion
sources reduces oxidation losses that can be significant in production
economics.
Faster Startup: Full
power from the power supply is available, instantaneously, thus
reducing the time to reach working temperature.
Flexibility: No molten metal is necessary to start
medium frequency coreless induction melting equipment. This facilitates
repeated cold starting and frequent alloy changes.
Natural Stirring: Medium frequency
units can give a strong stirring action resulting in a homogeneous
melt.
Cleaner Melting: No by-products
of combustion means a cleaner melting environment and no associated
products of combustion pollution control systems.
Compact Installation: High melting
rates can be obtained from small furnaces. A coreless furnace capable
of melting 2,500 lbs./hr. of aluminum has a crucible measuring 3'
in diameter by 6' in depth.
Reduced Refractory: The
compact size in relation to melting rate means induction furnaces
require much less refractory than fuel-fired units.
Better Working Environment:
Induction furnaces are much quieter than gas furnaces, arc furnaces,
or cupolas. No combustion gas is present and waste heat is minimized.
Energy Conservation:
Overall energy efficiency in induction melting ranges from 55 to
75 percent, and is significantly better than combustion processes.
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