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Karl Heinz Schmitt

Horst Grothe

Markus Reifferscheid

Raimund Br&uuml;ckner

The invention relates to a method for controlling the temperature of a melt ( ), preferably of a steel melt, in a distributing vessel ( ), whereby the temperature of the melt is measured, the measured result is compared with a predetermined temperature range in the form of specified values, and as much heat is supplied or withdrawn from the melt such that the temperature remains inside said range. In order to control the melt temperature, a fireproof shaped part ( ) which is closed on both sides and which is provided for accommodating a liquid cooled induction coil ( ) is immersed in the melt ( ). The transmission of heat is carried out by means of thermal conduction out of the wall of the shaped part ( ) which is coupled to the induced electromagnetic field and/or by means of a direct coupling to the liquid melt ( ). The shaped part ( ) accommodates the induction coil ( ) in an interhangeable manner while leaving cooling channels ( ) open and is positioned from the outside by a manipulator ( ) which can be lifted, lowered and tuned.

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Daaden, Germany

Karl Heinz Schmitt