ISSN 2594-5300
43º Seminário de Aciaria - Internacional — vol. 43, num.43 (2012)
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In an effort to develop high productivity, energy efficient, scrap-flexible furnaces, na EAF trend is moving to larger, typically single charge, furnaces. One solution, implemented in a number of plants, is to increase the height of the EAF shells. New, taller shell configurations and increased electrode column length present a challenging situation for graphite electrodes in the EAF. Along with the increased bending moment below the electrode holder, some furnaces exhibit the phenomenon of high energy electrode vibrations potentially leading to electrode breakage. We present vibration analyses results and techniques to reduce the impact on electrode vibration.
In an effort to develop high productivity, energy efficient, scrap-flexible furnaces, na EAF trend is moving to larger, typically single charge, furnaces. One solution, implemented in a number of plants, is to increase the height of the EAF shells. New, taller shell configurations and increased electrode column length present a challenging situation for graphite electrodes in the EAF. Along with the increased bending moment below the electrode holder, some furnaces exhibit the phenomenon of high energy electrode vibrations potentially leading to electrode breakage. We present vibration analyses results and techniques to reduce the impact on electrode vibration.
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Electrodes; Resonance; Natural frequency.
Electrodes; Resonance; Natural frequency.
How to refer
Gerhan, Ron E.;
Krotov, Yury;
Lugo., Nicolás.
SECONDARY SYSTEM MECHANICAL RESONANCE IN NEW TALL-SHELL SDI-BUTLER ARC FURNACES: DETECTION AND SOLUTIONS
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p. 111-123.
In: 43º Seminário de Aciaria - Internacional,
Rio de Jabeiro,
2012.
ISSN: 2594-5300
, DOI 10.5151/2594-5300-20759