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crmn

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Jun 29, 2012
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I have a project and I`m stuck. One of my employes have a melt shop with four (4) induction furnaces, 25 To each, all in line. What he wants to do is to build a ladle transfer-car for tapping. The problem is that he wants the transfer-car parallel to platform. Meaning one transfer-car for all four furnaces. My problem is that I have to calculate that the steel tap exact the bottom of the ladle when it`s start flowing, not the walls. Like in the pic. If u understand something, give me a hint. Thank you.
 
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It is very difficult to control the fall of metal ,when pouring directly from a furnace spout into a ladle or transfer car. The transfer line has to be parallel to the platform.

However,you can consider attaching a tundish to the spout of the furnace and then directing the metal to flow through it and fall at any desired location in the transfer car. This device can be a detachable one,which can be removed after tapping.

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that would be so nice, but the problem is that the distance btw top of the furnace and ladle is max 1500 mm.
 
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