Induction Furnace

Induction Furnace

Induction furnaces refer to all equipment that uses the principle of electromagnetic induction for heating and melting metals. The entire working process is non-contact, clean and efficient, including power frequency induction furnaces (50/60 Hz), high-frequency induction furnaces (above 10,000 Hz) and medium-frequency furnaces. Among them, medium-frequency furnaces specifically refer to induction melting furnaces that operate in the medium-frequency range (usually 150 Hz to 10,000 Hz). They are widely used in the melting and heat preservation of almost all ferrous and non-ferrous metals such as cast steel, cast iron, alloy steel, copper alloys, and aluminum alloys.
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Technical Parameters

Key Components of the Medium-Frequency Melting System

 

Power supply system:

The medium-frequency variable frequency power supply cabinet mainly functions to convert the input 50Hz power frequency three-phase alternating current into single-phase, voltage-adjustable medium-frequency alternating current.

 

Furnace body system:

Induction coil: Made of rectangular hollow copper tubes, with water cooling inside. It is the core component that generates the magnetic field.

MF Induction Furnace

Crucible (furnace lining): Located inside the coil, it is used to hold metal charge. Usually made of refractory materials such as quartz sand and magnesia sand by ramming or prefabrication, it is a key consumable. Its quality and service life directly affect production safety and cost.

 

Furnace frame and tilting mechanism: Supported by a solid steel structure, equipped with a hydraulic or electric tilting system for pouring.

high frequency induction furnace

Cooling system:

Provides circulating water cooling for the reactors, capacitors in the power cabinet and the furnace body coil, which is crucial. It is divided into open cooling towers and closed water cooling units.

 

Control system:

Modern medium-frequency furnaces are equipped with PLC and touch screens to realize fully automatic or semi-automatic control, including functions such as power adjustment, melting process monitoring, fault diagnosis and alarm, and data recording.

electromagnetic induction furnace

 

Comparison of the main differences between MF Induction Furnace and EAF

 

Aspect MF Induction Furnace Electric Arc Furnace
Raw Materials Clean scrap steel, alloys, etc. Scrap steel, pig iron, direct reduced iron, etc.
Melting Fast, direct heating Slower, relies on arc radiation
Refining Capability None (requires external treatment) Capable of dephosphorization, decarburization, alloying
Temperature Control Precise (±5℃) Difficult to precisely control (due to arc instability)
Suitable Production Mode Multi-variety, small batch Fewer varieties, large batch
Initial Investment Lower (for equivalent capacity) Higher (complex system, expensive electrode system)
Operating Costs Higher electricity costs, frequent lining maintenance Significant electrode consumption cost, benefits from scale economies

 

Our company has many years of experience in the design and manufacturing of induction furnaces, and can carry out customized production according to customer needs. If you have any needs, please feel free to contact us

 

Reference parameters of the induction furnace manufactured by our company

 

Type Induction Furnace
Voltage Customized
Usage Melting Furnace / Metal Smelting
Core Components PLC, Gearbox, Motor, Gear
Machinery Test Report Provided
Weight 10 T
Dimension (LWH) Customized
Shell Steel
Coil T2 Copper
Special Feature One Button To Start
Input Frequency 50-60 Hz, Customized
Cooling Method Water Cooling
Tilting Method Hydraulic
Composition Power Cabinet & Furnace Body
Melting Rate 45-60 Min, Customized
Warranty 1 Year

 

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