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What is the maximum temperature control for the furnace in a regenerative heat carrier furnace?

2011-06-23View Original

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What is the maximum allowable temperature control for the furnace in a regenerative heat carrier furnace? I couldn’t find it in the drawings?
Reply #22011-06-27
This has a designed manufacturing process, with the temperature generally not exceeding 800°.
Reply #32011-07-09
It should be possible to find it by checking the material of the furnace tube; it is usually kept between 500 and 700, and it generally does not exceed 800. Most designs assume a value of 800
Reply #42011-07-11
Ordinary devices generally do not exceed 800
Reply #52011-09-01
National uniform temperature: 800’C:lol
Reply #62012-01-09
Thank you,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Reply #72012-06-15
My device is designed such that the temperature should be below 850℃; if it exceeds this value, a shutdown mechanism is triggered. In actual operation, the temperature stays around 700 degrees, never exceeding 800 degrees!

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