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> Now we need a workplace safety video about not dancing on ovens. Hard to judge this without knowing the circumstances. Were they fooling around, or did they
by krisoft 3y ago
> Now we need a workplace safety video about not dancing on ovens.
Hard to judge this without knowing the circumstances. Were they fooling around, or did they had to walk on or around the oven? What is even a "dosing oven"?
- denimnerd42 3y agoit's for diecasting. just gooogle dosing furnace diecasting "Dosing furnaces are closed holding furnaces with a spout for direct metal delivery. They are used to dispense an accurate amount of molten metal into the die casting machine. The advantage of dosing furnaces is that because it is closed, it minimizes heat loss and protects the molten metal from excessive oxidation."
- d1sxeyes 3y agoGood question. A dosing oven is normally an oven which doses out a particular amount of product to be baked (such as for example bread etc). It could be something automotive (paint/plastic curing, etc.) or it’s not completely beyond the realms of possibility that this is a conventional bread dough dosing oven (see VW part 199 398 500 A), but seems unlikely.
- londons_explore 3y agoYou wouldn't walk on a dosing oven in the usual course of events. However, it is totally possible that someone was up there doing maintenance or debugging (let me drop a temperature probe in there to test if the ovens built in temperature measurement is accurate!)