Recent scientific research on electrothermal metallurgical processes

A wide range of industrial metallurgical heating and melting processes are carried out using electrothermal technologies. The application of electrothermal processes offers many advantages from technological, ecological and economical point of view. Although the technology level of the electro heati...

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Main Authors: BAAKE Egbert, SHPENST Vadim A.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Saint-Petersburg Mining University 2019-12-01
Series:Zapiski Gornogo Instituta
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Online Access:http://pmi.spmi.ru/index.php/pmi/article/view/8471/8807
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spelling doaj-16df137a08364800ba8515e13e8dc4912020-11-25T01:17:05ZengSaint-Petersburg Mining UniversityZapiski Gornogo Instituta2411-33362541-94042019-12-01240666066810.31897/PMI.2019.6.660Recent scientific research on electrothermal metallurgical processesBAAKE Egbert 0SHPENST Vadim A. 1Institute of Electrotechnology, Leibniz University Hannover, Hannover, GermanySaint-Petersburg Mining University, Saint-Petersburg, RussiaA wide range of industrial metallurgical heating and melting processes are carried out using electrothermal technologies. The application of electrothermal processes offers many advantages from technological, ecological and economical point of view. Although the technology level of the electro heating and melting installations and processes used in the industry today is very high, there are still potentials for improvement and optimization due to the increasing complexity of the applications and the strong requirements regarding the performance and quality of the products but also regarding the reduction of time and costs for the development of new processes and technologies. In this paper recent applications and future development trends for efficient heating and melting by electrothermal technologies in metallurgical processes are described along selected examples like induction heating for forging or rolling of billets, heat treatment of strips and plates, press-hardening processes, induction surface hardening of complex geometries, induction welding as well as induction melting processes. http://pmi.spmi.ru/index.php/pmi/article/view/8471/8807electrothermal processeselectrotechnologymetallurgyinduction heatinginduction meltingelectromagnetic processing
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SHPENST Vadim A.
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Recent scientific research on electrothermal metallurgical processes
Zapiski Gornogo Instituta
electrothermal processes
electrotechnology
metallurgy
induction heating
induction melting
electromagnetic processing
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SHPENST Vadim A.
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title Recent scientific research on electrothermal metallurgical processes
title_short Recent scientific research on electrothermal metallurgical processes
title_full Recent scientific research on electrothermal metallurgical processes
title_fullStr Recent scientific research on electrothermal metallurgical processes
title_full_unstemmed Recent scientific research on electrothermal metallurgical processes
title_sort recent scientific research on electrothermal metallurgical processes
publisher Saint-Petersburg Mining University
series Zapiski Gornogo Instituta
issn 2411-3336
2541-9404
publishDate 2019-12-01
description A wide range of industrial metallurgical heating and melting processes are carried out using electrothermal technologies. The application of electrothermal processes offers many advantages from technological, ecological and economical point of view. Although the technology level of the electro heating and melting installations and processes used in the industry today is very high, there are still potentials for improvement and optimization due to the increasing complexity of the applications and the strong requirements regarding the performance and quality of the products but also regarding the reduction of time and costs for the development of new processes and technologies. In this paper recent applications and future development trends for efficient heating and melting by electrothermal technologies in metallurgical processes are described along selected examples like induction heating for forging or rolling of billets, heat treatment of strips and plates, press-hardening processes, induction surface hardening of complex geometries, induction welding as well as induction melting processes.
topic electrothermal processes
electrotechnology
metallurgy
induction heating
induction melting
electromagnetic processing
url http://pmi.spmi.ru/index.php/pmi/article/view/8471/8807
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