Installation for cutting scrap iron by oxygen cutting
AssigneeSolomat S.A.
InventorJean-Henri Ibar
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Abstract
Installation for cutting scrap iron by oxygen cutting. characterised in that it furthermore comprises a pit in the form of a channel filled with water disposed beneath the cutting bench, which cutting bench comprises holes in order to allow cutting slag to fall directly into the water in the pit, and in that the cutting zone, in particular the torches thereof, is completely housed inside a large leaktight container internally provided with at least one suction hood for evacuating the vapors, brown smoke and dust emitted during the cutting operation. The installation is connected to a unit for treating the smoke, for dust removal and for denitrification.
Claims15
Installation for cutting scrap iron by oxygen cutting comprising:
- a cutting bench for placing thereon the scrap metal to be cut;
- a pit in the form of a channel filled with water disposed beneath the cutting bench, which cutting bench comprises holes in order to allow cutting slat to fall directly into the water in the pit;
- a torch-carrier slat to fall directly into the water in the plurality of torches situated above the scrap metal to be cut, the support being movable on rails disposed parallel to the cutting bench in order to move the torches as the cutting progresses, said torches being completely housed inside said large leaktight container internally provided with a suction hood for evacuating the vapors, brown smoke and dust emitted during the cutting operation, said leaktight container comprising at least two suction hoods, namely, on the one hand, a hood of conventional type disposed above the cutting zone and whose suction is exerted vertically upwards, on the other hand, a suction hood having a longitudinal opening disposed horizontally and parallel to the cutting bench and at the height of the later, and whose suction is exerted horizontally in a direction perpendicular to the cutting bench.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.