Peter Cramer

Title: Peter Cramer - Innovator in Tapping and Measuring Technology

Introduction: Peter Cramer is an inventor based in Burbach, Germany. He is associated with TMT Tapping-Measuring-Technology GmbH, where he focuses on innovations in tapping and measuring technologies. Although he currently holds no granted patents, his contributions to the field are noteworthy.

Latest Patent Applications: Peter Cramer has filed several patent applications that showcase his innovative ideas. One of his latest applications is for a tapping channel designed for draining iron and metal melts, as well as liquid slags from metallurgical containers such as blast furnaces and melt furnaces. This invention involves a tapping channel formed by an outer pipe and an inner pipe, which is axially displaceable. The outer pipe is rigidly connected to the refractory lining of the furnace, and both pipes are made from highly refractory materials. Another significant application is for a method and melt channels aimed at interrupting and restoring the melt stream of iron and metal melts in tap hole channels of blast furnaces and drainage channels of melt furnaces. This method allows for the transition of the melt stream to a solidified state through cooling, enabling the interruption of the melt stream, followed by melting the solidified material to restore the melt stream through heating.

Conclusion: Peter Cramer is a dedicated inventor whose work in tapping and measuring technology holds promise for advancements in metallurgical processes. His latest patent applications reflect his commitment to innovation in this specialized field.