THE LARGEST VERTICAL VACUUM FURNACES DEDICATED FOR AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY SECO/WARWICK S.A.
SECO/WARWICK have completed production of vacuum furnace 5.0VVP-EH-86/98HV model for the Spanish company Industria de Turbo Propulsores, which is designed for machining of aircraft engine turbine rotors. Because of the processed load, the furnace is constructed in a vertical variant with the movable bottom hearth. The furnace is provided with a special loading mechanism consisting of two lifting forks and maintenance platforms. In order to ensure safe operation of the furnace increased the whole working space of the furnace is equipped with a mesh fence. This furnace is the largest (considering overall dimension) this type of furnace which SECO / WARWICK S.A. have ever produced.
Thermal insulation of the furnace is made of matte graphite. The heart of the furnace, is made of solid graphite. Graphite heating elements are located on the shaft furnace sidewall and ceiling. In order to increase the pumping efficiency of the furnace is equipped with a dual pump system with diffusion pumps. The furnace is equipped with an external heat exchanger with a blower. The cooling gas flows through the nozzles to the charge placed on the hearth and sidewall of the furnace chamber. Maximum cooling gas pressure is 5 bar abs. This heater is designed to work with the two gases: nitrogen and argon. There is also a closed loop water system delivered with the furnace.
Specification of the furnace:
- Working area: 2200x2500 mm dia,
- Maximum load weight: 2000 kg,
- Maximum operating temperature: 1300oC,
- Maximum operating pressure: 5.0 bar absolute,
- Cooling medium: nitrogen, argon
- Working vacuum: 10-5 mbar.
More information about the company ITP at: www.itp.es
About the SECO/WARWICK Vacuum Team
The Vacuum Team offers vacuum heat treating furnaces for hardening, tempering, annealing, solution heat treating, brazing, sintering, carburizing, carbonitriding, high vacuum, CVD–graphitizing and degassing. SECO/WARWICK has built some of the largest and technically advanced vacuum furnaces in operation today, developing advanced technologies like Universal HPQ™ (High Pressure Quench), PreNit® & FineCarb® LPC vacuum carburizing, fully automated control systems and modeling software. Vacuum furnace configurations are available for vertical, horizontal and elevator style furnaces. Both cylindrical and rectangular hot zones with metallic or graphite heating elements are available for both new and used equipment.
Thermal insulation of the furnace is made of matte graphite. The heart of the furnace, is made of solid graphite. Graphite heating elements are located on the shaft furnace sidewall and ceiling. In order to increase the pumping efficiency of the furnace is equipped with a dual pump system with diffusion pumps. The furnace is equipped with an external heat exchanger with a blower. The cooling gas flows through the nozzles to the charge placed on the hearth and sidewall of the furnace chamber. Maximum cooling gas pressure is 5 bar abs. This heater is designed to work with the two gases: nitrogen and argon. There is also a closed loop water system delivered with the furnace.
Specification of the furnace:
- Working area: 2200x2500 mm dia,
- Maximum load weight: 2000 kg,
- Maximum operating temperature: 1300oC,
- Maximum operating pressure: 5.0 bar absolute,
- Cooling medium: nitrogen, argon
- Working vacuum: 10-5 mbar.
More information about the company ITP at: www.itp.es
About the SECO/WARWICK Vacuum Team
The Vacuum Team offers vacuum heat treating furnaces for hardening, tempering, annealing, solution heat treating, brazing, sintering, carburizing, carbonitriding, high vacuum, CVD–graphitizing and degassing. SECO/WARWICK has built some of the largest and technically advanced vacuum furnaces in operation today, developing advanced technologies like Universal HPQ™ (High Pressure Quench), PreNit® & FineCarb® LPC vacuum carburizing, fully automated control systems and modeling software. Vacuum furnace configurations are available for vertical, horizontal and elevator style furnaces. Both cylindrical and rectangular hot zones with metallic or graphite heating elements are available for both new and used equipment.
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13 February 2012






















