SU933708A1 - Spout lip - Google Patents
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- SU933708A1 SU933708A1 SU802919908A SU2919908A SU933708A1 SU 933708 A1 SU933708 A1 SU 933708A1 SU 802919908 A SU802919908 A SU 802919908A SU 2919908 A SU2919908 A SU 2919908A SU 933708 A1 SU933708 A1 SU 933708A1
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- Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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- Y02P—CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION TECHNOLOGIES IN THE PRODUCTION OR PROCESSING OF GOODS
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(54) НОСОК ЖЕЛОБА(54) SOCK OF GOLD
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I Иаобрегение огносигс к металлургической промышленности и может быть использовано , преимущественно, в доменных печах.I The conversion of ognosigs to the metallurgical industry can be used mainly in blast furnaces.
Известны носки желобов дл слива расплава, например, чугуна. Чутун из доменной печи поступает в чугуновозный ковш по желобу. Желоб оканчиваетс сли& ным носком, который предназначен дл формировани струи чугуна, идущего в ковш. Слии ой носок Bbiciynaei; за край рабочей плгацадки в сторону чугуново ного ковша. Он присоединен к желобу с помсщью разьемных соединений, например болтами L--}Known socks gutters to drain the melt, for example, cast iron. Chutun from the blast furnace enters the iron scoop along the chute. The chute ends when & with a toe which is intended to form a stream of cast iron going into the ladle. Sliya oh sock Bbiciynaei; over the edge of the working pgatsadki in the direction of the cast-iron ladle. It is attached to the gutter with detachable joints, for example with bolts L--}
Такие сливные носки примен ютс при наполнении чугуновозных ковшей обычного типа, имеющих большие размеры горловины дл налива и слива чугуна. У « ггуновозных ков1Йей миксерного типа горловина имеет значительно меньшие размеры. При наполнении миксерного ковша брызги жидкого чугуна попадают на его корпус и образуют настыль, т.е. нарост из зазастывшего чугуна. Стру жидкого чугуна, поп на корпус миксерного ковша, может прожечь его. Поэтому струе чугуна желательно придать направление от сливного носка вертикально вниз.Such flush socks are used to fill conventional type cast iron buckets with large neck sizes for loading and pouring iron. In the “mixed-type mixing vessels, the throat is considerably smaller. When the mixing bucket is filled, liquid iron splashes fall on its body and form an accumulation, i.e. outgrowth of frozen pig iron. A jet of liquid iron, pop on the body of the mixing bucket, can burn it. Therefore, a stream of cast iron is desirable to give a direction from the drain toe vertically down.
Наиболее близким к изобретению по технической сущности вл етс cлIiBнoй носок, содержащий футерованную емкость с вертикальным каналом. П{ж этом стру чугуна из желоба.поступает непосредственно в канал, по которому чугун стекает в ковш 123.The closest to the invention to the technical essence is the SIBI sock containing a lined container with a vertical channel. P {this is the stream of cast iron from the chute. It enters directly into the channel through which the iron flows into the ladle 123.
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