Immersion pipe delivers molten slag to a metal bath where inert gas cooling eliminates toxic vapor formation.
A permanent magnet agitator drives molten metal flow using external magnetic fields.
A rotary degasser coupling uses a smooth tapered surface to transfer gas into an impeller shaft without threaded connections.
Inert gas bubbles carry liquid flux into the aluminum melt, creating turbulent mixing that removes impurities while preventing secondary oxidation.
A gas blowing nozzle uses a radial carbon gradient in MgO-C refractories to reduce cracking from thermal shock.
Permanent magnet device drives non-ferrous metal melt through a vortex chamber, eliminating mechanical impeller damage and reducing furnace operating costs.
Vibration sensors monitor gas bubble oscillations to adjust flow rates, ensuring consistent steel purity and eliminating impurity removal variability.