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Installation of a Crucible in a Coreless Induction Furnace - Presented by Vesuvius/Foseco
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- Опубліковано 18 лип 2013
- This video, presented by Don Harty & Larry Bauer of Foseco, the Foundry Division of Vesuvius and filmed at Induction Technology Corporation (ITC), demonstrates how to properly and safely install a crucible into an induction melting furnace with the use of a crucible lifting device and the correct refractory materials.
Excellent video Don and Larry! Very helpful.
thank you vey much!! this video is excellent
Well explained. Thanks for making the video
Very beneficial content.Thanks for everything.
Very best melting induction furnace ❤❤
Thanks for this detailed explanation
this is crucial crucible information, thanks.
Very useful. Thanks.
Masters!! THX A LOT!
Good and excellent
Love me some foseco
What about thermal expiation differential of the crucible and backing ram. Will it lift the plastic ram and spout?
Goood edu.
When the ground leak detector coil touches the crucible, does it harm the temperature distribution? does the coil melt due to direct contact with the crucible?
So it's only part installation, with post talking about the other half. Noticed some wet wash was performed on the top cap didn't make it in.
Need that crucible lifter can I have any links to buy it
Is it necessary for Leak detector to touch the crucible?
It specifically tells you to deglaze the bottom in order to make sure the leak detector touches the crucible and this is your question? stay away from all things induction furnace related.
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hello, what material for that crucible
1:10 he says what materials
Clay graphite and silicon carbide
*looks* like a clay-graphite.
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Mercy, good video. Everyone can nit pic rather than be greatful for free info. What's the life span on your top cap. We use powder base.
Larry Bauer is a hack! Rofl just kidding. Nice presentation.
Good vid, but, if I were operating the crane it wouldn't move. Learn proper hand signals.
That's true, but they're engineers, no crane riggers.