50TPD End Fired Glass Furnace with 1100-1400°C Pre-Melting and Regenerator Heat Recovery System

Price Negotiable

Price: Negotiable

MOQ: 1 set

Delivery Time: 150 days after received the down payment

Brand: JEFFER

Product Description

50TPD End Fired Furnace for Glass Production

The end fired furnace features a longitudinal burner port arrangement with U-shaped flame combustion route, making it widely adopted in glass manufacturing industries for efficient melting operations.

Key Advantages

Feature	Benefit
Long Flame Design	Enhanced combustion efficiency
High Heat Utilization	Optimized energy efficiency
Low Energy Consumption	Reduced operational costs
Lower Investment	Cost-effective installation
Small Footprint	Space-efficient design

Melting Process Factors

Factor	Impact
Raw Material Characteristics	Determines melting behavior and quality
Chemical Composition	Affects final glass properties
Material Feeding Method	Influences melting uniformity
Melting Temperature	Critical for proper glass formation

Furnace Main Sections

Working Tank: Typically matches melting tank width with depth 300-400mm shallower
Dog House: Pre-melting section operating at 1100°C-1400°C
Port: Fuel-air mixing point and waste gas exhaust access
Flame Space: Combustion chamber formed by breast wall, crown, and gable walls
Throat: Critical section affecting glass quality and furnace campaign, reduces glass temperature during flow
Regenerator: Heat recovery system using checker bricks to preheat combustion air with waste gas, improving working temperature and energy efficiency

Glass melting represents the most crucial stage in glass production, transforming batched materials into uniform, bubble-free liquid glass through high-temperature heating processes.