INDUSTRIAL OVEN

Equipment for paint drying Oven
The provision of an oven in a production shop ensures speeding up of the paint drying operation. Depending upon the rate of production, the oven can be either batch type of tunnel type.
Batch type Industrial Oven
This type of oven is largely used where there is batch production and where the volume does not justify a conveyorised installation.
Examples: General engineering workshops and fabrication shops, where different types of equipment are manufactured and production volume is low.
Tunnel type Industrial Oven
This type of oven is preferred where production volume is fairly large and continuous.
Examples: Continuous production plants manufacturing sheet metals components for
Tractors two - wheelers, power tillers, typewriters, fans, refrigerators, air conditioners, etc.
Stoving methods
Stoving involves heat transfer from the heat source to the coating or paint film and two methods in general use for this purpose are convection and radiation. The method of stoving is recommended after taking into consideration the size, weight, shape and material of the component to be dried.
Convection heating Industrial Oven
Convection heating is carried out by heating the air surrounding the article to be stoved. This is generally done by having a heating chamber where air is heated and the heated air is circulated inside the oven chambers by means of fans. Normal sources used to heat the inlet air are electricity, gas, steam or oil.
Convection ovens are suitable for both batch and continuous operation, depending on the work load.
A limitation of the convection type oven is that it will usually require to be started from
twenty minutes to half an hour before stoving operations can begin. This is because the air inside the oven will have to be heated to the required temperature, and this takes time.
Normally, the temperature in a convection oven is thermostatically controlled, so that the heat and therefore the fuel consumption is regulated depending upon the amount of work entering the oven.
As the object is heated by circulation of air, any shape and size of object can be dried by convection heating.
This method is generally used for drying of large castings, machined components and objects having a non uniform weight distribution.

Radiation Heating Industrial Oven
This is attained by heating the source so that the source starts emitting infra-red radiation and this radiation heats up the paint film. The infra-red emission can be directed towards the object to be heated by means of suitably shaped reflectors if necessary. The absorption of the radiation takes place at the surface of the charge, and infra-red heating is thus essentially a surface heating process.
Since infra-red radiation is emitted in straight lines from the source or reflector, plain surfaces are most readily treated. In infra-red paint stoving, the temperature attained by the paint film depends upon the intensity of radiation on the painted surfaces, the time of exposure, and the mass of the article. The colour of the paint also plays a part in the speed with which the surface is heated. Black paints tend to absorb more heat, whereas a glossy white paint requires a longer time of exposure.
For infra-red heating, infra-red gas burners working of LPG gas, infra-red bulbs or infra-red electrical heaters can be used.

Construction of drying ovens
The design of an oven is determined by many factors, such as total heating capacity, shape of the object to be dried, type and thickness of insulation required, adequate exhaust arrangement for removing the solvent fumes, and a proper arrangement for location of burners and heaters to ensure uniform heating. The arrangement of burners or heaters should ensure the provision of uniform heating across the cross section and the length of the oven.

Stoving ovens are generally constructed out of mild steel sheets with strengthening members and supports on the outside and aluminum sheets on the inside, with an adequate thickness of insulation in between.

During regular operation, the temperature inside the oven is automatically maintained at a
Pre-determined level with the help of thermostatic controls in the case of electrical heating and by temperature controllers operating solenoid valves in the case of steam, gas and oil heating.
Improved quality and durability of paint finish can be achieved by providing proper facilities for stoving the painted components. This requires an oven of the right type, size and having the correct stoving temperature. In many cases, an improvement in the finish and economics in paint costs can be achieved for users of air drying paints, by adding stoving facilities and changing over to enamel paints,

Paint Drying Oven or Paint Curing Ovens or Paint Baking Oven

Paint Drying Ovens, also referred to as Dryers or Paint Curing Ovens or Paint Baking Oven removes the moisture from water-based coatings and adhesives. Paint Drying Ovens are also removes water from the surface or interior of products with the help of thermostatic controls in case of electrical heating and temperature controllers operating solenoid valves in case of steam, gas and oil heating. A Paint Drying Oven dries the paint through the heated air that is re circulated in the Oven. This is generally done by having a heating chamber where air is heated and the heated air is circulated inside the Paint Drying Oven chambers by means of fans.

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