Problems with silicon cores in reduction furnaces
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Produced using 10mm X 10mm square silicon cores, it is easy to experience failure when starting the furnace – the silicon cores bend. What’s the reason for this?
Has the internal stress in the silicon core not been removed? Has it been through an annealing process?
I’ve only heard of breaking and pouring over, this is the first time I’ve heard of bending; please post pictures, OP.
I’ve heard of bending, breaking, and furnace collapse, but I’ve never heard of the need for annealing! ! Am I just not good enough, or have I come to the wrong place?……
It has a lot to do with human operation. This is a relatively mature method for starting up the furnace.
The original poster, please upload the image – it’s necessary to have an image in order to analyze it
With constant resistivity, does a 10*10 silicon core require a 2.25 times higher value compared to a 15*15 core?
At the same time, the strength of a 10*10 silicon core is much lower than that of a 15*15 one