Thermo2.2
High Speed Tempering: Technology, Case Study, Simulation Tools

Monday, June 16, 2014: 2:00 PM
Daytona 1 (Gaylord Palms Resort )
Mr. Alex Grenier , Pyromaître Inc., Quebec, QC, Canada
Tempering is a time temperature process mostly governed by the type of equipment used. Tempering is currently conducted using conventional ovens and a fixed time-temperature recipe. Tempering can also be done under special conditions using induction-generated, more intense heat for a very short time. Pyro tempering process known as high speed tempering finds its niche between conventional and induction ovens, and affords the most cost-effective, lean manufacturing process. This paper will review the science behind rapid tempering, present case studies and simulation tools being developed to make the process more user-friendly.
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