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What’s causing the persistent leaks at the base of the reduction furnace?

2011-07-30View Original

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What’s causing the persistent leaks at the base of the reduction furnace?
Reply #22011-07-30
I don’t understand your topic; what is missing? Is it water? If so, there might be a problem with the sealing of your electrodes. If it’s leakage from the chassis, then the chassis is damaged; if it’s chlorine silane leaking from the chassis, it’s likely that the chassis and the bell jar aren’t properly sealed. In the case of the electrodes, there could be an issue with the PTFE gaskets.

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