The Electric Furnaces for Heat Treatment with PID Predictiv System

Iulian Cucos; Corneliu Munteanu; Constantin Mirea

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.809-810.778

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The Electric Furnaces for Heat Treatment with PID Predictiv System

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This paper presents theoretical and experimental research regarding a temperature control system of electric furnaces with thermostatic heat treatment which agreed parameters determined based on PID (proportional-integrative-derivative) control laws predictive control allows this type of restricted thermal heat treatment applied pieces with complex configurations made of medium or high alloyed steels to obtain a structure and mechanical properties invariant mass in the whole piece, with trace constituents evenly distributed and without residual stress in part, the realization of these heat treatments can be done by custom management process workpiece heating furnace heat treatment, heat treatment allows simultaneous varied on different portions of the piece in order to obtain structural and mechanical properties.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 809-810)

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778-783

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November 2015

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Iulian Cucos*, Corneliu Munteanu, Constantin Mirea

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Conducting System, EDAX, Electric Furnaces, Hardness, PID Predictive Controller, SEM

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