On Specific Features of Operating Crucibleless Salt-Bath Furnaces

I.V. Zabyelin; Igor M. Komelin; Ivan A. Barannik; I.L. Sikorskaya

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.488-489.89

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On Specific Features of Operating Crucibleless Salt-Bath Furnaces

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This paper covers information on salt melts, used in crucibleless electrical furnaces as a heating element, which interact with atmospheric air to form solid and gaseous products and mostly determine the furnace design, governing furnace maintenance conditions and its service life.

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I.V. Zabyelin, Igor M. Komelin, Ivan A. Barannik, I.L. Sikorskaya

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Melting, Refining, Salt Melt

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