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50 tpd, Glass Melting Furnace, End Fired Furnace, Energy Saving
1. Brief Description
Glass melting is the most important process in glass production, it
is a forming process where the batched materials form a qualified
liquid evenly with no bubbles under high temperature heating.
The end fired furnace is named by the longitudinal arrangement of the burner port and the U shape of flame combustion route. At present, the end fired furnace is more widely used in the glass industry.
Glass melting is a very complex process, it includes physical,
chemical and physicochemical phenomena and reaction. These
phenomena and reaction lead the mechanical mixed raw materials to
complex melting glass liquid.
2. Furnace structure
It is the part which melts batched materials and Clearing and homogenizes glass liquid. In the upper space of the melting section is referred to as the flame space, the lower part is melting tank.
Batched materials feed into the furnace through dog house, the heat is transferred via flame space to the glass liquid.
The heated air and gas flow into the pre-combustion room for mixing via this access after they flow out of the regenerator. This is also an access for the flue gas to flow into the regenerator from the flame space.
It is an important part of furnace, it is the place where the fuel is mixed with the preheated air, also an access for the preheated air in to the furnace and exhausting the waste gas out.
3. Furnace melting technology system
Furnace melting technology includes temperature, pressure, bubbling, glass liquid level, fuel, reversing system etc.
The temperature means the temperature the of melting tank, not the whole furnace. The distribution of temperature is from the melting tank through the length of the furnace.
Furnace pressure is the static pressure of the gas system, which is determinate by pressure distribution curve.
