Dust Burnout Furnace

This is done by simply igniting and burning the carbon from the furnace insulation material. The procedure is known as a “burnout.” It is a simple procedure that requires a temperature reduction on, for example, an endothermic gas generator down to 950°C (1742°F). A furnace is a device in which heat is generated and transferred to materials with the object of bringing about physical and chemical changes. The source of heat is usually combustion of solid, liquid or gaseous fuel, or electrical energy applied through resistance heating (Joule heating) or inductive heating.