What are the types of graphitization furnaces?
graphitization furnaces
What are the types of graphitization furnaces?
1) Graphitization furnaces, according to heating methods, can be divided into direct heating and indirect heating furnaces. Direct heating means that the electric current directly generates high temperature through the graphitized carbon billet, and it is a resistance furnace type that uses the carbon billet as a resistance. There are two types of direct heating graphitization furnaces, one is the Acheson graphitization furnace, and the other is an internal heat series, lengthwise graphitization furnace (LWG furnace). Indirect heating furnace refers to the current that does not pass through the product. The heat required for graphitization of the product is either generated by electrical induction or obtained by heat transfer. The former is called an induction graphitization furnace and the latter is called a carbon tube furnace.
2) According to the relative position of graphitization furnace and power supply device, it can be divided into mobile graphitization furnace and fixed graphitization furnace.
3) According to the operation mode, it can be divided into batch production graphitization furnace and continuous graphitization furnace.
4) According to the nature of electricity consumption, it can be divided into DC graphitization furnace and AC graphitization furnace.
5) According to the function, it can be divided into single-type graphitization furnace and combined graphitization furnace. The combined graphitization furnace refers to a multifunctional furnace that can simultaneously complete the two processes of baking and graphitization in one furnace.
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