Heat treatment furnace
AssigneeShoei Mfg. Co., Ltd.
InventorTsuyoshi Kajitani
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Abstract
The heat transfer efficiency is improved. A heat treatment furnace includes a furnace body 10, a hearth 12, a blowing apparatus 14, a wind passing member 16, a heating apparatus 18, and a rack 20. The furnace body 10 has a doored opening 36. The wind passing member 16 has a cylindrical portion and wind guiding portions. The cylindrical portion has an entrance port and rack-opposing flow-out ports. Wind enters through the entrance port. The rack-opposing flow-out ports are opposed to the rack 20. Wind flows out from the rack-opposing flow-out ports. The wind guiding portions are attached to the cylindrical portion. The wind guiding portions block part of the wind which flows along the inner circumferential surface of the cylindrical portion, to guide the wind to the rack-opposing flow-out ports.
Claims7
A heat treatment furnace having:
- a furnace body having a doored opening;
- a hearth which is opposed to an interior of said furnace body;
- a blowing apparatus which is placed inside said furnace body, and which takes in a gas in the furnace body to blow wind:
- a wind passing member which is placed inside the furnace body, which is opposed to said blowing apparatus, and through which the wind passes;
- a heating apparatus which is placed inside said furnace body, and which heats at least one of the gas taken in by said blowing apparatus, and wind that has not yet entered said wind passing member;
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- a rack which is placed inside said furnace body and in a circumference of said wind passing member, and which rotates around said wind passing member, wherein
- said wind passing member has:
- a cylindrical portion having an entrance port through which the wind enters, and rack-opposing flow-out ports which are opposed to said rack, and through which the wind flows out;
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- wind guiding portions which are attached to said cylindrical portion, and which block part of the wind flowing along an inner circumferential surface of said cylindrical portion, to guide the wind to the rack-opposing flow-out ports.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.