In the annealing furnace, the ammonia decomposition hydrogen generation equipment decomposes liquid ammonia at high temperatures to produce a mixed gas containing 75% hydrogen and 25% nitrogen. This mixture is introduced into the furnace as a protective atmosphere. The hydrogen acts as a reducing agent to remove oxides from the metal surface, while the nitrogen provides inert protection against oxidation. This ensures a bright annealing effect, enhancing product quality and oxidation resistance. The entire process is highly efficient and safe, serving as a critical step in metal heat treatment.