Soaking Pit Furnace
The soaking pit is a pit-type reheating furnace used for heating or heat preservation of steel ingots, before they enter the next phase of the process.This furnace is for holding hot steel ingots to equalize their temperature before they are hot rolled in a steelmaking or rolling mill complex. Normal practice is to charge ingots into the soaking pits immediately after stripping from the molds whilst they are still hot. Soaking pit temperatures are generally controlled at 1,300°C. Each pit may hold several ingots and serves to bring the ingots up to a uniform temperature for rolling and to act as a reservoir to accommodate fluctuations in the flow of ingots.
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