Today’s discussion will introduce Halo, a new advancement in hot zone designs. Halo is a ringless hot zone utilizing HEFVAC, a new high-performance graphite board material for improved thermal efficiency. Superior mechanical strength of HEFVAC, allowed a self-supporting polygon structure. We will explore why we have pursued this design concept and its advantages.
Our discussion will review the essential issues related to servicing vacuum pumps and common problems encountered by users. We will also look at some of the best maintenance practices to keep your vacuum pumps running day after day without unplanned downtime.
The continuation of an interview about electric power company rebate programs as applied to vacuum furnaces. Discusses the use of variable speed drives to not only save energy but also improve the service life of the vacuum booster, diffusion pump, gas quench motor, and the pump motors of the water cooling system.
An interview focusing on the work Solar has accomplished, and continues to develop, in hot zone efficiencies to reduce electric power consumption, not only to lower operational costs and improve performance but also to win the rebate programs offered by electric power companies.
The third in the series of 3 podcasts looking back over the evolutionary history of hot zone designs from the beginning of the modern vacuum furnace discussing a few important developments that helped to shape present day furnace technology.
The second in the series of 3 podcasts looking back over the evolutionary history of hot zone designs from the beginning of the modern vacuum furnace discussing a few important developments that helped to shape present day furnace technology.
This is Solar Atmospheres' 48 foot furnace now in operation at our Western PA facility.
The first in the series of 3 podcasts looking back over the evolutionary history of hot zone designs from the beginning of the modern vacuum furnace discussing a few important developments that helped to shape present day furnace technology.
This is Solar Atmospheres' 48 foot furnace being built in our Western PA facility in a Time Lapse video.
The April 2016 podcast is the third in the series about Vacuum Furnace Brazing. Our discussion centers on an overview of reactive brazing in a vacuum furnace and the use of active brazing alloys for successful results in joining titanium and titanium alloys.