Disposal of gas evaporated with heat treatment
AssigneeKanto Yakin Kogyo K.K.
InventorSusumu Takahashi
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Abstract
Organic gases and the like containing poisonous dioxin and so on which are evaporated from articles when they are subjected to a heat treatment such as degreasing, are led from a muffle where they are heated into radiant heating tubes located outside the muffle and loaded with a negative pressure, and they are discharged into the air on account of the negative pressure working in the heating tubes after they have been substantially completely pyrolyzed in the heating tubes.
Claims4
A method for treating gases evaporated from articles heated in a furnace, which comprises heating articles within a thermal resistant muffle located in a furnace chamber enclosed by refractory materials by means of radiant heating tubes which are located within the furnace chamber but outside the muffle, leading gases evaporated from the articles into the heating tubes through a plurality of openings provided to circumferential walls of the muffle and by a negative pressure working in the heating tubes, and discharging the gases to the air from the heating tubes after they have been burnt and pyrolyzed in the heating tubes.
A heating furnace for treating gases evaporated from articles heated in the furnace, which comprises a furnace chamber enclosed by refractory materials, a thermal resistant muffle located within the furnace chamber and having at its circumferential walls a plurality of openings, radiant heating tubes located within the furnace chamber but outside the muffle for heating the articles via the muffle and for sucking gases evaporated from the articles into the tubes by means of a negative pressure working in the heating tubes, and discharge openings connected to the heating tubes for exhausting the gases after they have been pyrolyzed in the heating tubes, the degrees of opening of the openings provided to the muffle are made adjustable.
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