EN1539 Ovens
for Solvents
For thermal processes in which solvents or other inflammable substances are released
AMARC designs and builds ovens able to ensure the maximum degree of safety in thermal processes where solvents or other inflammable substances are dried and cured.
Available configurations
EN1539 Oven
Maximum temperature
- 100°C
- 150°C
- 250°C
Temperature uniformity
- 5+/-
- 4+/-
- 3+/-
- 2+/-
Heating Power Supply
- Electric
Installation Site
- Indoor
Capacity (mm)
W x D x H
- Customizable
Base
- No Floor
- Steel Plate
- Insulated Oven
- Insulated Oven with Rails
Door
- Swing Door
- Guillotine door
- Automatic Bi-fold Door
Material / Internal finish
- Galvanized Steel
- AISI 304 stainless steel
- AISI 316 stainless steel
Material / External finish
- Galvanized and painted steel (RAL 7015)
- AISI 304 stainless steel
- AISI 316 stainless steel
- Galvanized and painted steel (RAL XXX)
- Galvanized and Painted Steel - RAL XXX - Special painting procedures
Control Panel Management
- PLC
Temperature Control Zones
- 1 Zona
- 2 Zones
- 3 Zones
- 4 Zones
Materials
- Stainless Steel AISI 304
- Stainless Steel AISI 316
The oven can also be made of AISI 304 stainless steel (or another type of steel on request) depending on the installation site, the process, the materials used or simply to conform to the customer’s standards.
- The oven interior only;
- The external cladding only;
- For both, in order to obtain an oven entirely made of stainless steel.
From the control panel housing to the ventilating unit and door closing systems, practically all AMARC oven accessories can be supplied in stainless steel on request.
Oven Floor
- Without base
- With 3.0 mm-thick steel plate
- With an insulated structure, with or without rails designed for trolleys.
Depending on the loading method and process, can be supplied:
- Without base, installed directly on the factory floor, with the appropriate precautions;
- In 3.0 mm thick sheet metal;
- With an insulated structure, with or without trolley tracks;
The construction materials for the options listed above are usually the same as those chosen for the oven interior/exterior. However, different configurations can also be requested. For example, body of the oven in standard materials and insulated stainless steel base.
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Regulatory framework
Potentially explosive gases and vapours are generated during the drying, evaporation and curing processes in which products containing solvents are treated. The ovens used for these processes must conform to standard EN1539:2015.
Application of this standard enables the maximum quantities of solvent in the oven to be defined as well as the required safety levels, depending on the temperature, type of solvent, thermal cycle, quantity of product and size of the oven.
However, heating processes during which solvents are emitted are not limited to those mentioned by standard EN1539:2015 and very often, the quantities of solvent present exceed those in the thermal processes.
For this reason, AMARC produces specifically designed forced ventilation ovens to suit the customers’ process requirements by applying standard EN1539:2015, directive ATEX 2014/34/UE and by studying the emissions and classification areas in accordance with EN60079-10-1:2015.
Safety
Potentially explosive gases and vapours are generated during the drying, evaporation and curing processes in which products containing solvents are treated. The ovens used for these processes must conform to standard EN1539:2015.
Application of this standard enables the maximum quantities of solvent in the oven to be defined as well as the required safety levels, depending on the temperature, type of solvent, thermal cycle, quantity of product and size of the oven.
However, heating processes during which solvents are emitted are not limited to those mentioned by standard EN1539:2015 and very often, the quantities of solvent present exceed those in the thermal processes.
For this reason, AMARC produces specifically designed forced ventilation ovens to suit the customers’ process requirements by applying standard EN1539:2015, directive ATEX 2014/34/UE and by studying the emissions and classification areas in accordance with EN60079-10-1:2015.
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Operation
Operation of an
EN1539 Oven
The ovens operate in batch cycles, which include:
1. Loading stage
2. Prewash stage in accordance with EN 1539
3. Heating phase during which the target temperature is reached
4. Temperature maintenance stage
5. Cooling stage
6. Emptying stage
Design
Oven design is developed from research into the customer’s specific process.
AMARC relies on the expertise of out-sourced analysis laboratories whenever it is necessary to assess the chemical/physical characteristics of the product during the heating stage for the purpose of optimizing the process and dedicated oven design.
This ensures that the oven is created and therefore optimized both as to thermal performance and safety features.