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Air heaters - Cowpers devices

Author: Patrick DHELFT

Publication date: July 10, 1994 | Lire en français

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    2. Cowper technology

    The cowper consists of an active refractory lining surrounded by insulation, all contained in a pressure-resistant metal or sheet metal enclosure.

    A burner heats the stack, and a set of valves allows you to switch from one phase to another in the operating cycle without ever cutting off the wind to the blast furnace.

    2.1 Refractories

    Three types of refractory are used:

    • silico-aluminous and aluminous ;

    • Silica;

    • dense products.

    History

    The first writings on wind reheating date from around 1800. The promoter was an Englishman, James B. Nelson, a gasworks...

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