Induction Melting | Metallurgical Systems and Products


Induction melting is a process that uses the principle of electromagnetic induction to heat, melt and smelt metal materials. It can be used for the melting, heating and manufacturing of metal materials and their products, and can also be used for the research and development of new materials.

Smelting refers to the process of melting, reducing, oxidizing, slagging and other reaction processes of ores, concentrates or other raw materials under high temperature conditions to obtain crude metals or metal compounds. Induction melting and smelting systems are equipment and devices used to realize induction melting and smelting processes, including induction heaters, melting furnaces, reactors, etc.

The products of induction melting and smelting systems include various types of metal materials, metals and their compounds, such as steel, aluminum, copper, ferroalloys, nickel alloys, tungsten, molybdenum, cobalt, etc. In addition, induction melting and smelting systems can also be used to produce other products, such as building materials, glass, ceramics, electronic materials, energy materials, etc.

 

Advantages of induction melting:
Energy efficiency
Clean technology
Increased productivity
Two types of furnaces are used for induction melting:
Crucible induction furnaces - consist of a coil surrounding a crucible
Tunnel induction furnaces - consist of one or more basins connected to one or more channels that pass through the coils


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