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may make the i-efining step difficult, particularly in preventing
sufficient desulfurisation.
Theoretically, the Kjellin furnace construction provides the
most favorable utilisation of the electrical energy, this utilisation
being apparently more favorable than with an arc furnace. This
advantage is more than counterbalanced by the great j)hase dis-
placement, leakage and radiation losses, arising on account of the
annular arrangement of the furnace. A further disadvantage is
that it is always necessary to leave a portion of the charge in the
: furnace, in order to have a closed circuit for the induced current.
j As a result the quantity of the charge is not accurate, and also, all
additions of ferronmanganese have been unnecessarily made as
regards the remainder of the charge. From what I know of the
furnace it is very serviceable as a re-melting furnace. However,
as I stated at the beginning, I must leave further statements con-
cerning this 1078 furnace to better informed gentlemen whose
knowledge thereof is derived from personal observation during
operation.
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