melting furnace

A melting furnace is necessary only when spin casting with metal.

"Their complaints will eventually disappear in a huge melting furnace of democratic political reforms."

The large forests supplied fuel for the melting furnaces.

The cullet is crushed and added to a raw material mix in a melting furnace.

The solidified ingots then head for a vacuum induction melting furnace.

The facilities at the plant include a beverage filling hall, warehousing, two glass melting furnaces and 13 production lines.

When attempting again, the melting furnace got overheated, spoiling the casting of the bronze.

A bronze statue of a lion and the iron melting furnaces were important to deciphering the site's history.

The site had two melting furnaces and two refining furnaces about seven feet below.

Detroit is one big junkyard, heaps upon heaps of cars, running through conveyor belts and into a melting furnace.

The Hutton furnace had two wings added in the northeast and southeast corners of the original rectangular melting furnace.

Kwon Hyuk reported that corpses are simply loaded into cargo coaches together with the coal to be burnt in a melting furnace.

The Sandia lab will give industry and university researchers access to the only 310-kilowatt electron-beam melting furnace of its size in the nation available for pure research.

In 1924 the John Seaton Foundry built an electric arc melting furnace for efficient smelting.

In particular, they said, one device, called an induction skull melting furnace, has state-of-the-art technology found almost nowhere else in the United States or Europe.

In the lead burning and plate shops the plates are cast, shaped and prepared, with melting furnaces, casting frames and a few appliances.

Unlike a scrap melting furnace, a ladle furnace does not have a tilting or scrap charging mechanism.

From 1410 onwards the Fugger constructed melting furnaces in order to proceed the silver and copper won in the mines near Schwaz.

Typically a transfer ladle will be used to transfer molten metal from a primary melting furnace to either an holding furnace or an auto-pour unit.

The plant included an iron and steel foundry, the first of its kind in the Near East, an electric steel melting furnace and an enameling works.

The applications of these devices fall into two general categories, metallurgical melting furnaces, and lower temperature processing furnaces typically used for metallic ores and other minerals.

They also produced Roman artefacts, iron melting furnaces, beads, shell bangles and pottery with the Tamil Brahmi scripts (from the habitation deposits and burials).

At Bagot's Park, Staffordshire, one such glasshouse has been recovered, which dates from circa 1535; it contained an early melting furnace and a smaller annealing furnace.

Principal item is an inductively heated melting furnace, in which the calcined waste is merged with glass frit (glass beads of 1 to 2 mm in diameter).

Finally, vessels were removed from the metallic rod, they slowly cooled down in a side chamber of the glass melting furnace and, then, the core material was scraped out of the interior.