Elements of Industrial Heating
Elements of Industrial Heating
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This is objectionable when the furnace is used only eight or ten hours per day, unless the heat is maintained between shifts to balance radiation and flue losses. Temperature requirements and the nature of the heating process or of the fuel may, however, make this fornace and practice desirable even under such intermittent operation. The objection does not hold when the furnace is operated con- tinually at working temperature and capacity in two or more shifts.
Practically all regenerative furn...aces are of the "batch" type and, therefore, limited in ability to continually maintain the chamber at full working capacity and at uniform temperature, due to the "batch" method of charging and discharging.
The requirements of temperature, output and the nature of a process, such as melting, may make this batch handling necessary.
In other operations not confined to the "batch" type furnace, an increase in production requirements without a change in the nature of the heating process may suggest a different type of furnace, capable of showing equal fuel economy with added advantages in the metrfod of applying and utilizing heat, handling material, reduction in floor space, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is objectionable when the furnace is used only eight or ten hours per day, unless the heat is maintained between shifts to balance radiation and flue losses. Temperature requirements and the nature of the heating process or of the fuel may, however, make this fornace and practice desirable even under such intermittent operation. The objection does not hold when the furnace is operated con- tinually at working temperature and capacity in two or more shifts.
Practically all regenerative furn...aces are of the "batch" type and, therefore, limited in ability to continually maintain the chamber at full working capacity and at uniform temperature, due to the "batch" method of charging and discharging.
The requirements of temperature, output and the nature of a process, such as melting, may make this batch handling necessary.
In other operations not confined to the "batch" type furnace, an increase in production requirements without a change in the nature of the heating process may suggest a different type of furnace, capable of showing equal fuel economy with added advantages in the metrfod of applying and utilizing heat, handling material, reduction in floor space, etc.
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