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Wisconsin Oven
November 30, 2011
Box Furnace
A gas-fired heavy-duty box furnace designed to anneal spools
of aluminum wire used in electrical cables has total chamber dimensions of 14
feet, 6 inches wide x 13 feet, 9 inches long x 17 feet high and a maximum
operating temperature of 800ºF. The furnace shell is constructed with Wisconsin
Oven’s patented, high-efficiency Expandable Surface™ design. This
design includes 6 inches of semi-rigid batt-type insulation and a segmented
sheet-metal interior. The outer shell is made of 3/16-inch carbon steel plate,
and the inner shell and ductwork are 20-gauge aluminized steel. The furnace
heating system consists of four tube-fired burners and a combustion blower. The
recirculation system has a 39,000-CFM plug-style blower and utilizes a
combination airflow design to maximize heating rates and temperature
uniformity.
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