Bath Level Measurement for a Closed Dc Furnace

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
C. Kempe A. Haaks A. Scheltema Beduin A. Liedtke H. Oterdoom
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Jan 1, 2015

Abstract

The bath level measurement is applied in many furnaces to keep control of the level of slag and metal or matte inside. The BLM is used mainly in bath processes, and has not seen much evolution in its basic functionality. For a closed DC FeCr furnace, special demands based on the furnace design and extreme process conditions were considered for the design of a bath level measurement in order to collect valuable information about the furnace operation. This paper will describe these demands and the solutions for them, followed by some of the uses for the BLM in a closed FeCr furnace. Some of the future developments on the BLM conclude this presentation.
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APA: C. Kempe A. Haaks A. Scheltema Beduin A. Liedtke H. Oterdoom  (2015)  Bath Level Measurement for a Closed Dc Furnace

MLA: C. Kempe A. Haaks A. Scheltema Beduin A. Liedtke H. Oterdoom Bath Level Measurement for a Closed Dc Furnace. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 2015.

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