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    • 专利摘要:
    A glass heating method and apparatus, such as a glass melting furnace or a forehearth, utilizing a refractory lining and electrically energized heating electrodes. The refractory lining is an erosion resistant material, preferably a chromic oxide refractory, having an electrical resistivity which is less than the resistivity of the molten glass, preferably an E glass, which is being heated. To avoid short-circuiting through the low resistance refractory, the refractory interposed between electrodes of opposite polarity is cooled to a temperature less than the temperature of the molten glass and at which the resistivity of the refractory is materially increased. Where the electrodes of opposite polarity are carried by opposing side walls, the end and/or side walls of the apparatus are cooled. Where the electrodes are all carried by a single wall, that wall is cooled.
    公开号:SU1344243A3
    申请号:SU853857902
    申请日:1985-02-26
    公开日:1987-10-07
    发明作者:Шилер Данн Чарльз
    申请人:Оуэнс Корнинг Файберглас Корпорейшн (Фирма)；
    IPC主号:
    专利说明:

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    The invention relates to the building materials industry, in particular, to devices for producing glass mass, namely, electric glass melting furnaces.
    The purpose of the invention is to eliminate short circuits by increasing the electrical resistance of the refractory.
    FIG. 1 shows a glass melting furnace, top view; FIG. 2 is a section A-A in FIG. one; in fig. 3 shows a section B-6 in FIG. 1; FIG. 4 — channel of the heating chamber, vertical section; FIG. 5 shows a glass furnace, in which electrodes are introduced through a furnace, top view; FIG. 6 - the same, vertical section.
    The glass melting furnace has a pool including fireproof side 1, end 2 walls and under 3 of refractory material, which are held in a certain position by the support frame and foundations (not shown). The furnace has a rectangular outlet 4. The lining consists of the usual known refractory material, described in the technique as a sintered zircon refractory, which basically has the following composition, in%: Zr02 65.5; AljOj 0.5; 0.1; TiOj 0.3.
    Refractory side 1, face 2 walls and refractory under 3 with a bottom outlet 4 are lined with erosion-resistant refractory 5 with low specific electrical resistance based on chromium oxide. The glass melt in the pool is covered with a layer of unmelted charge 6.
    Through the side walls 1 and the lining of the side walls are introduced, heating electrodes 7, which are connected to the power supply network (Fig. 2) Electrodes 7 passing through the end wall have the same polarity, and electrodes 7 passing through the opposite wall - the opposite floor Rness. The power supply network from the power supply source 8 supplies the heating current to the electrodes 7.
    The outlet 4 (Fig. 1-2) is provided in the hearth of the furnace and communicates via the sprue block 9 to the lower molding apparatus 10, shown as a feeder for forming fiberglass filaments. Moreover, fiberglass threads
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    is pulled down through the collecting roller 11 onto a known winder (not shown). The molten glass is heated in the furnace space first between the ends of the electrodes 7, and then the heated glass melt between the electrodes rises vertically 0 in the furnace space 2 until it touches the lower surface of the unmelted mixture layer due to the convective flows caused by the hottest glass melt. The upward-hot hot molten glass then spreads to the sides along the bottom surface of the layer of unmelted G1-1XHT 6, and then lowers down to the zone between the electrodes 7 from the bottom along the lining of the wall.
    Some streams of glass melt descend and pass the zone between the electrodes down to the furnace bottom, and then through the bottom outlet 4 and the sprue block 9 enter the molding apparatus 10. Due to the rising convective currents arising between the electrodes 7, the hottest molten glass in a molten glass bath 0 in space is usually located above the elec- tric. rods 7 and circulates and recirculates under the influence of convection from electrodes 7 to melt the covering -bath layer of unmelted mixture 6. A smaller amount of thermally recycled glass, equal to the bandwidth of the feeder 10, goes down below the electrodes. This 40 amount of glass melt cools in successive isotherms. plates to the required temperature, ensuring the state of the glass melt, suitable for insertion into the feeder.
    The short circuit of the electric current does not occur through the side walls 1, since there is no significant flow of electricity between the electrodes of the same polarity that are introduced through the side walls.
    To prevent the occurrence of short circuits through the refractory lining of the end walls 2 and gg of the refractory lining of the hearth 3 of the furnace, the refractory lining of the outlet 4 and the lower sprue unit 9, it is necessary to ensure that the zones are cooled to
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    the electrical resistivity of the refractory increases to a large extent. This is achieved by using heat exchangers 12 installed on the outer side of the end walls 2, and heat exchangers installed on the external bottom surface of the hearth 3 of the furnace. With such cooling of the side walls 1 and the hearth 3 of the furnace, the lining of refractories based on chromium is cooled to such an extent that the specific electrical resistance of the lining increases significantly, and the possibility of short-circuiting the circuit through the lining is reduced.
    The heating chamber (Fig. 4) is simply a channel that communicates a glass melting furnace with a molding apparatus. The side walls 1 and 3 are made of zircon refractory and are lined with erosion-resistant refractory 5 low resistivity based on oxide
    is in contact
    top floor 3. I
    from the bottom pohrom. The side walls 1 pass through the cooling of the hearth 3 to feed the electrodes 7 opposite to the heat exchanger 12, which is the polarity by which the glass melt flowing through the heating chamber is heated.
    In order to prevent short circuits of the circuit through the refractory lining of the hearth, heat exchanger 12 is installed so that its entire surface is in contact with the bottom. Thus, the possibility of short circuits is eliminated.
    Formula of invention
    The heat exchanger 12 cools below 3 to such a degree that the electrical resistivity of the lining increases significantly, and the possibility of short-circuiting the circuit between the electrodes 7 due to the movement of electric current through the lining decreases.
    The glass melting furnace (Fig. 5) is equipped with bottom electrodes. The glass is in the side of the basin between the electrodes.
    pool surface refractory based
    the boiled stove contains refractory side walls 1 and a refractory under 3 furnaces, the side walls 1 and
    under 3 furnaces are lined with erosion-resistant refractory 5 based on chromium oxide. In one of the side walls 1 and its lining there is an outlet 4, through which the molten glass flows out of the bath. This bath of molten glass is covered with a layer of unmelted charge 6.
    0 From the bottom to the top, through under 3, electrodes 7 are introduced, and to these electrodes an electrical current of opposite polarity is supplied from the power source (not shown), sufficient
    5 for melting glass. The number of electrodes and their geometrical arrangement in FIG. 5 and 6 are shown schematically.
    Since the electrodes 7 have opposite polarity and are located on the hearth of the 3 glass melting furnaces, the short circuit of the circuit through the lining of the hearth of refractory with low resistivity prevents contact
    top floor 3. I
    from the bottom, by cooling the hearth 3 by means of the heat exchanger 12, which
    This eliminates the possibility of short circuits.
    Formula of invention
    An electric glass furnace that includes a pool of refractory blocks and electrodes of opposite polarity installed in the walls or bottom of the pool differs from the fact that, in order to eliminate short circuits by increasing the electrical resistance of the refractory, it is equipped with heat exchangers mounted on the outer
    side of the pool between the electrodes.
    and internal ones are lined with chromium oxide.
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    权利要求:
    Claims (1)
    [1]
    The claims ι
    An electric glass melting furnace comprising a pool of refractory blocks and electrodes of opposite polarity installed in the walls or bottom of the pool, characterized in that, in order to avoid short circuits by increasing the electrical resistance of the refractory, it is equipped with heat exchangers mounted on the outside of the pool between the electrodes, and the inner surfaces of the pool are lined with chromium oxide refractory.
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