Cem-compagnie Electro-mecanique

Compagnie Electromecanique

Bernard Chausse

Jean Delassus

Jean Hellegouarc'h

Jean Maurice

Jean P Pouillange

Jean P Gaydon

Claude Leon

The rollers (2) carrying a steel strip (1) to be heated between two rolling mill procedures are mainly constituted by a lamination of magnetic sheet metal plates to channel the variable magnetic flux generated by inductors which consist of magnetic circuits (4) and field coils (5), and so that the rollers are not heated up by this flux.

Induction heating apparatus for moving metal products

As known the product to be heated (7) is made to scroll longitudinally in the flow of an inductor (IC) with a dual frequency along a longitudinal pitch and along a transverse pitch. According to the invention this produce is made to scroll in the flow of two successive inductors with a common transverse pitch (PT) which is adjustable (31a) practically between the two longitudinal pitches of these two inductors, this transverse pitch is set to make the width of this product coincide with an integer number of transverse pitches thus obtaining the same heating on the two edge areas (7a, 7b) of this product as on the intermediate areas, and firstly the ratio of the currents supplying these two conductors is set to homogenize the heating in each transverse pitch, and secondly the total power adjusted to reach the temperature required. The invention applies to metallurgy.

Electro-magnetic induction scrolling device for heating flat products

Apparatus for heating thin items in a continuous pass by induction includes an inductor driven in rotation inside a drum made of refractory material. The strip of material to be heated is driven by rollers in order to form a loop around the drum. When the strip is a metallic one, it forms the inductive element of the device. The inductor generates constant strength magnetic fields which are moved in relation to the inductive element, to thereby heat it.

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Bernard Chausse