Does the current table have a significant impact on the normal operation of the reduction furnace?
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Recently, here we have been experiencing situations where some furnaces stop working after just 10 hours of normal operation. I’m not sure what the main reasons for this are 1. Clean base; 2. Issues with the AEG cabinet; 3. Problems with the current table; 4. Operational errors; ......Are there any other reasons?
In fact, current has little impact in the early stages; the key factors are the amount of material and its proportion
It’s also possible that the silicon core wasn’t installed properly, or too much material was fed in at the beginning.
If the rod is reversed too early, the issue with current lies in the fact that the current control is too high during the heating phase; this can cause melting at the root or in the crossbeam area, after which the rod is gradually reversed. Additionally, the installation quality of the silicon core itself may be poor, or the initial feeding amount may not be appropriate. Finally, it’s winter now, and the ambient temperature is relatively low. If you still use an ammeter designed for summer conditions, then congratulations – errors are inevitable. You’ll need to figure out why on your own!