The Vanukov furnace and the blast furnace have many common features
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This post was last edited by lv*nning on 2017-11-23 at 10:25. 1. All are smelted in vertical furnaces. 2. Copper and lead smelting. 3. The furnace body and tuyeres are all equipped with water jackets. 4. All are equipped with a furnace bowl. 5. The lifespan of the furnaces is over 2 years. 6. The air vents generally don’t need to be drilled. 7. The slag and copper can be discharged together or separately. 8. The method of starting the furnace is basically the same, and the startup speed is fast. 9. The furnace crater failures that occur are basically the same. 10. The melt is discharged continuously, always by siphon action. 11. They’re not afraid of sudden power outages. 12. Friends who have used these two types of furnaces, please share the similarities.
But essentially, they are different. A blast furnace belongs to blast melting; in principle, it is more similar to a reverberatory furnace. The Vanukov furnace belongs to the pool melting category, with TSL and SKS being its relatives.