Customized Capacity Electric Glass Furnace Fused AZS Glass Melting Furnace

1. Brief Description

In 1902, Voelker was granted a basic patent for melting glass using the heat generated by an electric current through the batched material. Under the continuous development and improvement of the furnace design technology and electrode, this electric melting method is extensively used.
Between the year 1920 to 1925, Raeder from Norway used graphite electrode for furnace, which has successfully achieved a fully electric furnace.

In 1925, Corneljus from Sweden took this kind of electric furnace to produce amber glass and green glass. The electric melting furnace adopts the method of blanket charging and the batching material floats on the surface of glass liquid

Glass is an electric conductor under high temperature. There are alkali metal and potassium ions in melted glass liquid. These two ions have conductivity, when the electricity through the glass liquid, the joule heat will be produced, if there are enough calories produced, it can melt the glass, which is called “Glass Electric Melting”.

Electric glass furnaces are used for melting raw materials to produce glass, with applications in various industries.

2. Application

3. Advantages of the electric melting:

4. Furnace structure

5. Melting section of electric furnace

Using cooling top vertical melting type theory, which will concentrate the melting process. The design of melting area is benefited for glass melting and homogenization. no death zone in melting scope will ensure the melting efficiency of glass materials and clarification, producing high quality glass liquid.

6. FAQ

Q: Who we are?

A: JEFFER Engineering and Technology Co., Ltd is a professional engineering company specialising in project design, engineering technology consulting, engineering, procurement, construction (EPC), and project operation management.

Q: Can you offer design service?

A: Yes, we could design full solution drawings as per your requirements.

Q: Do you offer installation on site overseas?

A: Yes, we can provide our engineer to supervise the installation work on site or provide the the whole installation team on site to finish the project.