This utility model discloses a melting and
casting device for recycling
Babbitt alloy from a
pear-shaped steel
wire rope sheath. It includes a housing, a medium-frequency
induction furnace housed within the housing, and a
casting mold. The medium-frequency
induction furnace comprises a furnace body, a
capacitor box, and a power supply box. The furnace body has a hollow structure extending vertically, with a lifting port at the top and an open bottom. The furnace body is designed with three
layers from the outside in: an outer layer of heat insulation plate, a middle layer of induction coils arranged in a spiral pattern using hollow
copper tubes, and an inner layer of
fireproofing mud. The power supply box is electrically connected to the
capacitor box and the induction coils. The
casting mold is located below the furnace body. Eddy currents are generated inside the
pear-shaped steel
wire rope sheath suspended in the furnace by the induction coils, generating heat to heat the sheath. When the
heating temperature exceeds 230°C, the
Babbitt alloy inside the sheath melts rapidly, forming a flowing liquid that drips directly into the
casting mold below. Finally, it cools and is demolded, achieving effective recycling of the
alloy.