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HEAT
TREATMENT If the welded structures such as tanks, pipes, nests of boiler tubes, manifolds and so on,will be affected by high pressure or stress, their welded parts require a further drawing in order to get a stress relieving and a homogenisation in the structure. If the parts are small and transportable, this process can be carried out in a furnace but this is impossible for large parts and for parts already included in large plants (power plants, chemical plants, pipelines etc.). In these cases our electric generators are necessary in order to heat the required parts through resistance heating elements or directly using induced magnetic fields ( by coils). For these purposesParmaprogetti manufactures the TS150 generators, and MI induction module. Equipped with a complete range of accessories. They can meet all the requirements for these operations in a Fast, Reliable and Cost-effective way. TS 150 static generator
MI induction module
RESISTANCES For resistances heating the following elements are avaible:
COILS for induction heat treatment Flexible, ceramic fibre insulated coils are used for general use. They have a eyelet terminal connection and are air cooled; standard type with length 10 m, sect 200 mm² , max 800 A. Stiff or flexible coils, water cooled or for special applications can be made on request. THERMOCOUPLES All "K" type thermocouples are compatible with our generators. We however recommend:
INSULATING MATERIALS
HTS HTS is a programme, exclusive to Parmaprogetti, by means of which the required heat cycles may be drawn with one finger on the control. Similarly, data can be recalled, stored, erased and displayed. The HTS programme contains all our experience in heat treatment e.g.:the programme automatically calculates the PID (Proportional-Integral-Derivative) and foresees whether the treatment will give good results; through thermocouple and electrical load anomalies. In case of a main supply failure, the program goes into standby and when the power returns it decides, on the basis of the time elapsed, the next step to take. |
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