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reverberatory furnace
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reverberatory furnace

Furnace used for smelting, refining, or melting in which the fuel is not in direct contact with the contents but heats it by a flame blown over it from another chamber. Such furnaces are used in copper, tin, and nickel production, in the production of certain concretes and cements, and in aluminum recycling. In steelmaking, this process (now largely obsolete) is called the open-hearth process. The heat passes over the hearth and then radiates back (reverberates) onto the contents. The roof is arched, with the highest point over the firebox. It slopes downward toward a bridge of flues that deflects the flame so that it reverberates.



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hr, reverberatory furnaces that feed a covered launder system that runs the length of the various permanent mold casting systems, feeding each individual casting system's 1,500-lb.
The company's reverberatory furnaces had no capture system for SO2 emissions.
The facility melts using two 14,000 lb/hr reverberatory furnaces.
 
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