Consider the numerous systems in your heat treat operations. What makes up the anatomy of each furnace? In this “Anatomy of a...” series, industry experts indicate the main features of a specific heat treat system. In this feature, Rockford Combustion compares two types of low-temperature combustion systems: standard nozzle mix and pre-mix combustion. As Bob describes, “low temperature” is defined as being “below the auto-ignition threshold,” which varies around 1200°F.
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This Technical Tuesday article is drawn from Heat Treat Today's August Automotive print edition.
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This series will continue in subsequent editions of Heat Treat Today's print publications. Stay tuned!
