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The 3-phase electric arc furnace

Electrical Engineering, 1933
The 3-phase electric arc furnace has established itself definitely as an important industrial unit in the production of ferrous materials. With the efficiency of the arc furnace being increased, and with the overall cost of installation and operation now being comparable with that of an equivalent open hearth, an even more extensive application is ...
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A Laboratory Arc-Melting Furnace

Review of Scientific Instruments, 1954
Using a glass resin kettle as enclosure, and an inverted-J electrode, a small arc-melting furnace was designed for conveniently melting metals under an inert atmosphere.
Morris L. Nielsen, I. B. Johns
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Electric Arc Furnace Slag Concrete

2016
The aim of this section is to comprehensively investigate the possibility of substituting natural aggregates with Black/Oxidizing Electric Arc Furnace (EAF) slag, at high replacement ratios, to produce structural concrete. The properties of the slag are described in detail, in terms of chemical composition, mineralogy, microstructure and physical ...
Pellegrino, Carlo, Faleschini, Flora
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Power company service to arc furnaces

Electrical Engineering, 1935
Before an electric arc furnace, which is a rapidly fluctuating load during part of its operating cycle, is connected to an electric power distribution system, the electrical characteristics of the furnace must be known in order that the service may be provided in such a way that the resulting voltage fluctuations on the system will not exceed allowable
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Control of vacuum arc furnaces

Steel in Translation, 2016
Control of a vacuum arc furnace by means of a programmed step in the melting process is described. A model of voltage control in a vacuum arc furnace was considered in [1, 2]. However, the control algorithm is associated with considerable static error.
P. A. Livatkin, K. A. Polozhentsev
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Electric Arc Furnaces

1989
The tapping of electric furnaces is a hot, physically demanding, and potentially dangerous job. Noise levels often exceed the OSHA limits. To improve the work environment as well as improve productivity, several electric furnaces in Japan worked together with the Tokyo Institute of Technology to develop remote controlled manipulators for tapping.
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Electric Arc Furnace Processes

1997
The electric arc furnace processing of oxide ceramics is a well-established and widely-used industrial technology. Raw materials are readily melted together by joule and radiant heating to form substantially large liquid volumes. These are refined if necessary with carbon and additions of metal scavenging agents such as iron, and the product is then ...
William S. Wilson, Philip J. Guichelaar
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Symmetry of Arc Furnace Operation

Steel in Translation, 2017
The electrical asymmetry in the operation of arc furnace with an asymmetric triangular configuration of the electrodes is noted. Experimental data from the DSP-100 furnace permit analysis of how the electrical parameters affect the arc characteristics.
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Fuel Arc Furnace—FAF

2017
Selection of the Quantum constructive scheme as a basis for a fuel arc furnace—FAF is justified. Main calculated parameters and performances of the FAF of 100 tons tapping weight equipped with the proposed systems for high-temperature scrap preheating and oxygen bath blowing at the slag-metal interface are given.
Yuri N. Toulouevski, Ilyaz Y. Zinurov
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Shaft Arc Furnace

2023
Li Jingshe, Xu Kuangdi
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