They can be primarily categorized into three types: rectangular reverberatory furnaces, tilting rectangular furnaces, and medium-frequency induction rectangular furnaces.
The rotary anode furnace, also known as a rotary refining furnace, is a core piece of thermal equipment in large-scale copper smelters used to refine molten blister copper into anode copper.
The core operating principle of a gas-fired copper melting furnace is to transfer heat energy to the copper material—thereby melting it—using a high-temperature flame generated by burning natural gas or liquefied petroleum gas.
