Cupola design
Melting means of cast-irons - Cupola furnaces
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Cupola design
Melting means of cast-irons - Cupola furnaces

Author : Alex RÉMY

Publication date: May 10, 2015, Review date: September 10, 2021 | Lire en français

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4. Cupola design

Plant design and dimensioning play an essential role in the cupola's performance and operating costs. Energy and metal furnace costs are important factors in the choice of plant, as are environmental constraints such as smoke, waste, noise and water. Fluctuating metal requirements during melting, and possible changes over time, are also important factors in the decision.

4.1 Different types of cupola

In addition to special equipment designed to achieve the best possible results in terms of product, cost and environmental regulations, these technologies can be divided into two groups: cold-wind and hot-wind cupolas.

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