Foxboro T2550 PAC
■The Challenge at Hydro Aluminium was to optimize the amount of energy required in the production process when producing over 125.000 tons of foundry alloys every year. Re-melt capacity has now been increased, with capacity up 50% while dross is less than 2%.
■Although Oxyfuel is accepted as state-of-the-art for rotary furnaces, the aluminium industry has been more cautious to adopt the technology in reverberatory furnaces. One reason for this is the risk of overheating the aluminium surface owing to the high flame temperature creating hot spots. This risk should be taken seriously, however it is managed by using Low-temperature Oxyfuel technology, based on the principles of flameless combustion, successfully employed in conjunction with the Eurotherm intelligent burner control solution
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