Energy-saving type continuous annealing furnace

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of an annealing furnace, particularly relates to an energy-saving type wire rod continuous annealing furnace, comprising a furnace body and a plurality of furnace tubes for the wire rod to pass through, the furnace body is placed horizontally, the plurality of the furnace tubes are horizontally arranged through the furnace body side by side, a built-insteam generator is arranged near the wire outlet pipe orifice of the furnace tube in the furnace body; the built-in steam generator comprises an inner container, the furnace tube passes through the inner container of the built-in steam generator, a plurality of steam inlets are arranged on the tube wall of the furnace tube in the inner container; the steam pressure of the annealing furnace in theinvention is easy to control, and has high stability and reliability, and the continuous annealing furnace has good energy-saving effect, can effectively prevent the annealing wire rod from oxidizing.

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Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of annealing furnaces, in particular to an energy-saving continuous annealing furnace for wire rods. Background technique: [0002] The wire continuous annealing furnace is widely used in the annealing process of enameled wire, bare copper wire and other wires. Taking enameled wire as an example, there is usually an annealing process before enameled wire is painted. The annealing process can make the enameled wire reach the necessary elongation and other mechanical properties. It can make the enameled wire have better straightness to facilitate painting. [0003] The traditional wire continuous annealing furnace can be divided into three categories: 1. The water-sealed wire continuous annealing furnace suitable for thinner wire; 2. The water-sealed horizontal wire continuous annealing furnace suitable for thicker wire; 3. Suitable for Water-sealed vertical wire continuous annealing furnace for very thick w...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] 1. Energy consumption problem: Since most wires may be oxidized in a high temperature environment, steam is usually used to discharge oxygen to ensure that the wires are not oxidized

[0006] 2. The problem of wire pollution: at the outlet of the non-water-sealed annealing furnace tube, the traditional method of anti-condensation device is often used to avoid wire pollution. The anti-condensation device not only consumes additional power, but also has certain risks in control. If the temperature of the anti-condensation device is too low, the anti-condensation effect will not be achieved. If the temperature of the anti-condensation device is too high, the temperature of the wire may be too high, causing the wire to be oxidized and polluted when exposed to air.

[0007] 3. The problem of wire damage: the existing annealing furnace tube is too thick to consume energy, and too thin to damage the wire; when the wire is tensioned in the horizontal direction, the maximum sag is inversely proportional to the tension of the tension, and proportional to the square of the distance between the fulcrums

When producing thinner wire rods, the length of the annealing furnace tube is generally not more than 5 meters, so the sag is not large, and the thinner furnace tube will not scratch the wire rod; when producing thicker wire rods, the annealing furnace tube may be as long as 10 meters. The amount of sagging is large, so thicker furnace tubes are needed to ensure that the wires will not be scratched, and thicker annealing furnace tubes will cause more high-temperature steam to flow out from the high end, take away more heat, and waste more electrical energy

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