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A furnace is�an enclosed structure that uses heat, generated from fuel or electricity, to process materials at high temperatures for various applications, such as heating homes, melting metals, forging, and heat-treating materials to change their properties or shape.�Furnaces typically consist of a refractory-lined chamber, a heat generation system (like burners or electric elements), and mechanisms for temperature control and material handling, and they come in different types based on their heat source (combustion or electric) and operating method (batch or continuous).