Integrated flicker control for electric arc furnace
An electric arc furnace and flicker technology, which is applied to furnace control devices, electric furnace heating, furnaces, etc., can solve problems such as voltage fluctuations
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[0050] figure 1 An electric arc furnace system 10 is shown, which may be used for melting scrap metal, and which comprises an electric arc furnace 12 and its control equipment 14 .
[0051] The electric arc furnace 12 includes a vessel 16 which can be cooled, for example, with a cooling device 18 . In addition, the electric arc furnace 12 includes one or more electrodes 20 that may be moved within the vessel 16 using hydraulic equipment or an electric drive 22 .
[0052] Electrical energy for heating the interior of vessel 16 (for example for melting scrap metal) is supplied by a transformer 24 interconnected with a converter 26 . Transformer 24 is powered by grid 28 . Typically, the converter 26 can be located on the primary side or on the secondary side of the transformer 24 .
[0053] For example, converter 26 may be a rectifier, and arc furnace 12 may be considered a DC arc furnace. It is also possible that the converter 26 is a chopper, buck converter or other AC to A...
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