JOHN N FRIZZI
Engineers in Pittsburgh, PA

License number
Pennsylvania PE036198E
Category
Engineers
Type
Professional Engineer
Address
Address
Pittsburgh, PA 15243

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Name
Address
Phone
John Frizzi, age 81
345 Twin Oaks Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15243
(412) 996-3772
John N Frizzi
206 Mcpherson St, Philadelphia, PA 19104
(724) 745-4216
John N Frizzi, age 81
345 Twin Oaks Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15243
(412) 221-0450
John N Frizzi, age 81
2506 Milford Dr, Bethel Park, PA 15102
(412) 831-8254
John N Frizzi, age 57
206 Mcpherson St, Canonsburg, PA 15317
(724) 745-4216

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Laser Jet Bell Kiln

Laser Jet Bell Kiln

US Patent:
4097715, Jun 27, 1978
Filed:
May 16, 1977
Appl. No.:
5/797343
Inventors:
John N. Frizzi - Pittsburgh PA
Assignee:
General Refractories Company - Bala Cynwyd PA
International Classification:
B23K 900
US Classification:
219121LM
Abstract:
A furnace for firing refractory ware including a vertically movable bell adapted to enclose a car of refractory ware. Means is provided to seal the enclosure defined by the bell, to evacuate air from the sealed bell enclosure, and to deliver a fluidized, chemically inert, non-combustible, high thermal absorption material to the evacuated bell. A plurality of lasers are provided on the bell facing spaced locations therein and are adapted to be fired sequentially. When fired, the light and heat energy from each laser beam is diffused and absorbed by the inert material and is then re-radiated throughout the bell enclosure to fire the refractory ware therein. Also disclosed is a method of firing refractory ware including the steps of positioning a bell having lasers thereon over refractory ware, sealing the enclosure defined by the bell and evacuating air therefrom, injecting a chemically inert, non-combustible, high thermal absorption material into the enclosure, and firing the lasers into the enclosure, heat and light from the laser beams being absorbed by the material and then re-radiated to heat the enclosures and fire the refractory ware.