Discuss the criteria to select melting furnaces for ferrous and non-ferrous metals.
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Crucible furnaces are mostly used for melting non ferrous metals & alloys. The metal is melted in a crucible which is a refractory vessel made of Silicon Carbide, Graphite or some other refractory material. Its capacity may range from 30 to 150 kg.
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The ferrous and non-ferrous furnaces are used for melting as well as casting of metals into required shapes and sizes.
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- The crucible furnaces are also ideal for melting and casting of metals. These have characteristics which makes them ideal for the purpose.
- These are the indirect-fueled fired furnaces.
- These furnaces are melted and used for the purpose of refractory vessels.
- These furnaces are made by the silicon, graphite and carbide materials.
- These have capacity of 30-150 kg.
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