Open Source Hot Dip Galvanizer - Revision history

Eric: Fixed a Category Link

2021-03-19T01:37:04Z

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Eric: Added a Category to the Page

2021-03-19T01:36:47Z

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2021-03-19T01:36:38Z

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			*An OSE Developed Device for [[Hot Dip Galvanization]] of steel
			*Would allow for [[Galvanization]] of custom parts (even from [[Scrap Steel]]

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			Our size of interest is a vertical pipe 12" in diameter, about 6' tall, for galvanizing columnar-shaped pieces, such as helical pier foundation piles and in-ground steel stakes. We are thinking of putting powdered ceramic insulator material at the bottom, so that the bottom weld is not exposed to molten zinc and therefore the 'kettle' can be made of common, off-the-shelf steel. This would be surrounded by a ceramic heater element of about 20kW, and well insulated. This would be for on-demand galvanizing applications, with automated dipping in all the prep baths so that production galvanizing can be done on a small scale. Posted at [https://www.finishing.com/153/77.shtml]

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	Our size of interest is a vertical pipe 12" in diameter, about 6' tall, for galvanizing columnar-shaped pieces, such as helical pier foundation piles and in-ground steel stakes. We are thinking of putting powdered ceramic insulator material at the bottom, so that the bottom weld is not exposed to molten zinc and therefore the 'kettle' can be made of common, off-the-shelf steel. This would be surrounded by a ceramic heater element of about 20kW, and well insulated. This would be for on-demand galvanizing applications, with automated dipping in all the prep baths so that production galvanizing can be done on a small scale. Posted at [https://www.finishing.com/153/77.shtml]		=Internal Links=
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Marcin at 20:52, 18 March 2021

2021-03-18T20:52:39Z

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	Our size of interest is a vertical pipe 12" in diameter, about 6' tall, for galvanizing columnar-shaped pieces, such as helical pier foundation piles and in-ground steel stakes. We are thinking of putting powdered ceramic insulator material at the bottom, so that the bottom weld is not exposed to molten zinc and therefore the 'kettle' can be made of common, off-the-shelf steel. This would be surrounded by a ceramic heater element of about 20kW, and well insulated. This would be for on-demand galvanizing applications, with automated dipping in all the prep baths so that production galvanizing can be done on a small scale.		Our size of interest is a vertical pipe 12" in diameter, about 6' tall, for galvanizing columnar-shaped pieces, such as helical pier foundation piles and in-ground steel stakes. We are thinking of putting powdered ceramic insulator material at the bottom, so that the bottom weld is not exposed to molten zinc and therefore the 'kettle' can be made of common, off-the-shelf steel. This would be surrounded by a ceramic heater element of about 20kW, and well insulated. This would be for on-demand galvanizing applications, with automated dipping in all the prep baths so that production galvanizing can be done on a small scale. Posted at [https://www.finishing.com/153/77.shtml]

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2021-03-18T20:51:59Z

Created page with "=Concept= Our size of interest is a vertical pipe 12" in diameter, about 6' tall, for galvanizing columnar-shaped pieces, such as helical pier foundation piles and in-ground..."

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Our size of interest is a vertical pipe 12" in diameter, about 6' tall, for galvanizing columnar-shaped pieces, such as helical pier foundation piles and in-ground steel stakes. We are thinking of putting powdered ceramic insulator material at the bottom, so that the bottom weld is not exposed to molten zinc and therefore the 'kettle' can be made of common, off-the-shelf steel. This would be surrounded by a ceramic heater element of about 20kW, and well insulated. This would be for on-demand galvanizing applications, with automated dipping in all the prep baths so that production galvanizing can be done on a small scale.