Apparatus and process for controlling the flow of a metal stream
CA 2087759 A1 · Owner: Christensen, Roy Walter · Inventors: Mourer, David Paul; Christensen, Roy Walter
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An apparatus that controls the flow of a stream of metal, such as produced from the bottom of a hearth, includes a cylindrical metallic nozzle body having a hollow wall which includes a slit extending substantially parallel to the axis of the cylinder so that there is no electrical continuity around the nozzle wall across the slit. The walls of the cylinder are preferably formed of hollow tubes through which cooling water is passed. A sensor senses a performance characteristic of the apparatus, such as the temperature of the nozzle body. An induction heating coil surrounds the nozzle body, and a controllable induction heating power supply is connected to the induction heating coil to …
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- Filed January 21, 1993. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended January 21, 2013.
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