EP3516680A1 - Infrared radiating element - Google Patents
Infrared radiating elementInfo
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- EP3516680A1 EP3516680A1 EP17758460.4A EP17758460A EP3516680A1 EP 3516680 A1 EP3516680 A1 EP 3516680A1 EP 17758460 A EP17758460 A EP 17758460A EP 3516680 A1 EP3516680 A1 EP 3516680A1
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- the invention relates to an infrared radiator having a cladding tube made of quartz glass, which surrounds a Bankfilament as infrared radiation emitting element which is connected via current feedthroughs with an electrical connection outside the cladding tube.
- Infrared emitters in the sense of the invention show a two- or three-dimensional emission characteristic; They are used for example for polymerizing plastics or for curing paints or for drying paints on a heating material, but also for the thermal treatment of semiconductor wafers in the semiconductor or photovoltaic industry.
- Known infrared emitters have within the cladding tube made of glass a helical resistance wire or a resistance band as a heating conductor or heating filament.
- the wire or ribbon has no or no substantial contact with the cladding tube.
- the heat transfer from the resistance wire to the cladding tube is essentially by thermal radiation.
- the heating conductor also called Bankfilament, is used as a current flowing through filament, filament or incandescent filament in incandescent lamps, in infrared radiators or in ovens and is usually in elongated form as a smooth or twisted around its longitudinal axis or coiled band.
- Carbon filament-based heating filaments show good mechanical stability combined with relatively high electrical resistance and allow comparatively rapid temperature changes.
- an electrical resistance element of a resistance material forms the actual infrared radiation emitting element of the emitter.
- the cladding tube of quartz glass is substantially transparent to infrared radiation, so that the radiation emitted by the resistance element radiation is transmitted to the material to be heated without large radiation losses.
- the electrical resistance of the heating filament particular attention is paid to the electrical resistance of the heating filament. On the one hand, this should be constant over time, even under load, and on the other hand, it should be as high as possible in order to be able to operate short filament lengths with standard voltages (for example 230 V).
- the nominal electrical resistance is basically adjustable by the cross section and in particular by the thickness of the band.
- the reduction of the strip thickness are limited because of the mechanical strength and a predetermined minimum life. This limitation is particularly noticeable when the heating filament is subjected to high mechanical load during use, such as with long irradiation lengths of 1 m or more.
- An infrared radiator with a band-shaped carbon Walkerfilament is known for example from DE 100 29 437 A1.
- the coiled carbon ribbon is spaced from the wall of the cladding tube of quartz glass and disposed along the central axis thereof.
- At the ends of the carbon tape contacts are provided with terminal lugs, which are passed through a pinch region of the cladding tube to external electrical connections.
- the interior of the cladding tube is evacuated during assembly to avoid changes in resistance of the heating element by oxidation.
- the power density of the carbon emitter is relatively high due to the large surface area of the coiled carbon tape as compared to infrared emitters having metallic heating elements. In this respect, they are in principle also suitable for applications in which the radiator lengths are limited to less than one meter.
- the coiled band the radiation characteristic is not quite homogeneous, but has areas with higher power density (so-called hot spots) and with lower power density (cold spots). This must be taken into account in their use, in particular for surface radiators, as a higher homogeneity of the radiation is achieved by greater distance from the irradiation.
- the measure comes at the expense of the efficiency of the
- An infrared heater with a Kanthal helix is known, for example, from US Pat. No. 3,699,309.
- the Kanthal helix is located in a cladding made of glass and is based on a cylindrical rod with a semicircular cross section made of a ceramic fiber material (AI2O3-S1O2).
- This support is intended to avoid "hot spots" of the Kanthal helix, with the disadvantage that the radiation area of the infrared radiator is no longer radially 360 ° corresponding to the circumference of the cladding tube, but reduced by the area of the support rod that is in contact with the Kanthal-Wendel is.
- the present invention is therefore an object of the invention to provide an infrared emitter, which has a high radiation power per unit area, and in particular has such a high surface resistivity, that even with short irradiation lengths of 1 m and less with a standard industrial electrical voltage of 230 V, and which is characterized by a long service life.
- Heating filament comprises a support plate having a surface made of an electrically insulating material, wherein the surface is covered with a conductor track from a heat flow generating material at the material.
- the present invention is based on the idea of specifying an infrared radiator in a cladding tube made of quartz glass, in which a carrier plate having a surface made of an electrically insulating material represents the heating filament.
- the carrier plate is either itself by an electrically insulating Material formed so that their entire surface is electrically insulating.
- This carrier plate is excited by means of a at least one side applied to the surface of the carrier plate trace, which generates heat during current flow, excited radiation in the infrared spectral range to emit.
- thermal properties of the support plate give an absorption in the infrared spectral range, which is the wavelength range between 780 nm and 1 mm.
- the heated part of the carrier plate of the conductor plate forms the actual, infrared radiation emitting element.
- only subregions of the surface may be formed electrically insulating, for example, by an electrically insulating material which is applied in the form of a surface layer on the support plate.
- the conductor track occupies only the electrically insulated area of the surface or of the surface layer.
- the radiation characteristic of the carrier plate can be locally optimized as an infrared radiation emitting element. Due to the fact that the printed conductor in combination with the carrier plate is in direct contact with its surface, a particularly compact infrared emitter is obtained. Due to the compact design of the infrared radiation
- the resistance element here in the form of the conductor, for heating another component, the here is referred to as a "substrate” or “carrier plate".
- substrate or carrier plate
- Heat transfer but it can also be based on convection and or heat radiation.
- the embodiment facilitates with a Cladding tube, the installation and, if necessary, the maintenance of the spotlight.
- a preferred embodiment of the infrared radiator according to the invention is that the material of the conductor track, which occupies the carrier plate, is a non-noble metal.
- the material of the conductor track of a non-precious metal is characterized by a high specific electrical resistance in a small area, which leads to high temperature even at relatively low current flow.
- the conductor material made of non-precious metal is considerably less expensive, without sacrificing its electrical properties.
- the carrier plate with the heat conductor applied thereon is incorporated in a cladding tube made of quartz glass, whereby the life of the conductor is extended by a corrosive attack, be it on a chemical and / or mechanical basis, the conductor is avoided by local environmental conditions.
- Conductors made of non-precious metals or non-precious metal alloys are particularly sensitive to this corrosive attack.
- the material of the conductor track contains one or more elements from the group consisting of tungsten (W), molybdenum (Mo), silicon carbide (SiC), molyd ribbon silicide (M0S12), chromium silicide (CrsSi), polysilicon (Si), aluminum (AI), tantalum ( Ta), copper (Cu) and high temperature resistant steel.
- Conductor materials of this type have a square resistance (also called the sheet resistivity) in the range of 50 to about 100 ohms / D. Due to their respective electrical and thermal properties, materials of this group fulfill their function for thermal excitation of the carrier plate of the invention
- Infrared radiator and are also inexpensive to produce.
- the carrier plate is formed from at least two layers of material.
- the support plate may be formed by a base material layer and a surface material layer, wherein the two material layers may differ from each other in their electrical resistance, or with the same electrical resistance have different radiation emissivity. This allows the optical and thermal properties of the carrier plate as infrared radiation
- this advantageous embodiment is not limited to a two-layer system in a stack one above the other.
- the material layers can also be arranged adjacent or next to one another.
- the material of the carrier plate it has proven useful if this comprises a composite material which is formed by a matrix component and by an additional component in the form of a semiconductor material.
- the material of the carrier plate is thermally excitable and comprises a composite material, which is formed by a matrix component and a semiconductor material as an additional component.
- the optical and thermal properties of the carrier plate result in absorption in the infrared spectral range.
- Suitable matrix components are oxidic or nitridic materials in which a semiconductor material is incorporated as an additional component.
- the matrix component is quartz glass and preferably has a chemical purity of at least 99.99% S1O2 and a cristobalite content of at most 1%. Quartz glass has the advantages already mentioned above of a good
- a low cristobalite content of the matrix of 1% or less ensures a low devitrification tendency and thus a low risk of cracking during use. This also high demands on particle freedom, purity and inertness is sufficient, as they often exist in semiconductor manufacturing processes.
- the heat absorption of the carrier plate material depends on the proportion of
- the weight fraction of the additional component should therefore preferably at least 0.1%.
- a high weight fraction of the additional component should therefore preferably at least 0.1%.
- the weight fraction of the weight fraction of the additional component is preferably in the range between 0.1% and 5%.
- Additional component a semiconductor material in elemental form, preferably elemental silicon.
- a semiconductor has a valence band and a conduction band which may be separated by a forbidden zone of width up to ⁇ ⁇ 3 eV.
- the conductivity of a semiconductor depends on how many electrons can pass the forbidden zone and enter the conduction band from the valence band. Basically, only a few can be at room temperature
- Electrons skip the forbidden zone and enter the conduction band, so that a semiconductor usually has only a low conductivity at room temperature.
- the degree of conductivity of a semiconductor depends substantially on its temperature. As the temperature of the semiconductor material increases, so does the likelihood that sufficient energy will be available to lift an electron from the valence band into the conduction band. Therefore, in semiconductors, the conductivity increases with increasing temperature. Semiconductor materials therefore exhibit good electrical conductivity at sufficiently high temperatures.
- the finely divided areas of the semiconductor phase act on the one hand in the matrix as optical defects and cause the material of the support plate - depending on the thickness - at room temperature visually black or gray-blackish.
- the impurities also affect the overall heat absorption of the material of the carrier plate. This is essentially due to the
- the spectral emissivity ⁇ of the material of the carrier plate is at least 0.6 at a temperature of 600 ° C for wavelengths between 2 ⁇ and 8 ⁇ .
- the spectral absorption coefficient ⁇ and the spectral emissivity ⁇ of a real body correspond to the thermal one
- the semiconductor component thus results in that the substrate material
- the semiconductor material and in particular the preferably used, elemental silicon therefore cause a blackening of the glassy matrix material, namely at room temperature, but also at elevated temperature above, for example, 600 ° C. This results in a good emission characteristic in the sense of a broadband, high emission at high
- the semiconductor material preferably the elemental silicon, forms a self-dispersed Si phase dispersed in the matrix.
- This may contain a plurality of semimetals or metals (metals, however, up to a maximum of 50% by weight, better still not more than 20% by weight, based on the proportion by weight of
- the carrier plate material shows no open
- Carrier plate arrives.
- the carrier plate material is coated with a conductor, which is preferably designed as a baked thick-film layer.
- Such thick film layers are produced from resistance pastes by means of screen printing or metal-containing ink by means of inkjet printing and then baked at high temperature.
- the high absorption capacity of the carrier plate material allows a homogenous radiation even with comparatively low conductor track occupancy density of the heating surface. A low occupancy is thereby
- Track sections 1 mm or more, preferably 2 mm or more. A large distance between the conductor sections avoids flashovers, which can occur especially when operating at high voltages under vacuum.
- the conductor runs, for example, in a spiral or
- the carrier plate with the conductor track deposited thereon in the cladding tube under vacuum or under a protective gas atmosphere containing one or more gases from the series nitrogen, argon, xenon, krypton or deuterium.
- the infrared radiator according to the invention is particularly suitable for vacuum operation, but a protective gas atmosphere surrounding the carrier plate in the quartz glass cladding tube is sufficient in individual cases to avoid oxidative changes of the conductor track material.
- a plurality of conductor tracks are applied to a carrier plate, which are each individually electrically controlled.
- the radiation power of the carrier plate can be adjusted by a suitable choice of the distances between adjacent conductor track sections. In this case, portions of the support plate are heated to different degrees, so that these infrared radiation with different
- Emit irradiances Emit irradiances.
- a variation of the voltage applied to the respective tracks or operating voltages also allows a simple and quick adjustment of the temperature distribution in the carrier plate.
- an advantageous embodiment of the invention is that a plurality of carrier plates are arranged with conductor tracks in a cladding tube, wherein the carrier plates are each electrically controlled individually.
- Embodiment of the invention allows adapted to the geometry of the heater radiator variants. So can in a single cladding tube through
- Coating of opaque, highly reflective quartz glass has.
- Such a coating reflects the infrared radiation of Schufilaments and thus improves the efficiency of the infrared radiation with respect to the Schugut.
- the coating also called reflector layer, consists of opaque quartz glass and has a mean layer thickness of 1, 1 mm. It is characterized by crack-free and high density of about 2.15 g / cm 3 and it is thermally stable to temperatures above 1 100 ° C.
- the coating preferably covers an angle section of 330 ° of the circumference of the cladding tube and thus leaves an elongated portion in strip form of the cladding tube free and transparent to the infrared radiation.
- Figure 1 shows a schematic representation of the infrared emitter installed in
- Figure 2 shows a cross section through a cladding tube with an inventive
- FIG. 1 shows a first embodiment of an infrared emitter according to the invention, to which the reference numeral 100 is assigned in total, installed in a cladding tube 101 made of quartz glass.
- the cladding tube 101 has a longitudinal axis L.
- FIG. 1 shows the infrared radiator 100 in a partial view with a carrier plate 102, a conductor track 103 and two contacting regions 104a, 104b for electrical contacting of the conductor track 103.
- the thin wires 105a, 105b have on a length of 5 mm length of spring wire windings 15a, 15b, to compensate for a thermal expansion of the wires at high operating temperatures.
- connection socket 108 contact wires 109a, 109b are led outwards, which are likewise welded together with the contact surfaces 106a, 106b in the
- Pinching 107 are connected.
- a negative pressure vacuum
- inert gas a non-oxidizing atmosphere in the interior of the cladding tube, so that the tracks 103 are protected from oxidation of non-noble metal.
- the carrier plate 102 comprises a composite material with a matrix component in the form of quartz glass.
- a phase of elemental silicon in the form of non-spherical regions is homogeneously distributed.
- the matrix is visually translucent to transparent. It shows under microscopic observation no open pores and possibly closed pores with maximum dimensions of on average less than 10 ⁇ .
- a phase of elemental silicon in the form of non-spherical regions is homogeneously distributed. Their weight content is 5%.
- the maximum dimensions of the silicon phase regions are on average (median value) in the range of about 1 ⁇ to 10 ⁇ .
- the composite material is gas-tight, has a density of 2.19 g / cm 3 and is stable in air up to a temperature of about 1150 ° C.
- embedded silicon phase contributes to the overall opacity of the composite material and has an impact on the optical and thermal properties of the composite material. This shows at high temperatures a high absorption of heat radiation and a high emissivity.
- Carrier plate 102 appears black and has a length l of 100 mm, a width b of 15 mm and a thickness of 2 mm.
- the measured on the composite material of the support plate 102 emissivity in the wavelength range of 2 ⁇ to about 4 ⁇ depends on the temperature. The higher the temperature, the higher the emission. At 600 ° C, the normal emissivity in the wavelength range from 2 ⁇ to 4 ⁇ above 0.6. At 1 .000 ° C, the normal emissivity in the entire wavelength range between 2 ⁇ and 8 ⁇ is above 0.75.
- the conductor 103 is meander-shaped.
- Conductor 103 comprises substantially non-noble metals such as tungsten and molybdenum or polysilicon, wherein the conductor has been applied with a corresponding layout by means of a screen-printable paste on the support plate 102 and baked.
- the support plate 102 comprises a material of a dark gray to black appearing ceramic of silicon nitride (Si3N 4 ) or silicon carbide (SiC).
- Si3N 4 silicon nitride
- SiC silicon carbide
- dark brown or dark gray appearing glass ceramic (for example, NEXTREMA ® ) is suitable as a carrier plate material; also carrier plates made of glassy carbon, such as plates made of the material SIGRADUR ® .
- Another alternative material for the backing plate 102 is a polyimide plastic that can be heated to a temperature up to 400 ° C. Especially for
- a carrier plate of a polyimide film having a low thermal mass is favorable. Also in this polyimide film as a support plate 102 conductor tracks 103 are applied from non-noble metal. The installation in a cladding made of quartz glass, a operation under non-oxidizing atmosphere is possible.
- FIG. 2 shows a cross section perpendicular to the longitudinal axis L of the cladding tube 101 with the infrared radiator arranged therein.
- a reflector layer 200 of quartz glass applied covering 330 ° of the circumference. The result is a so-called slot radiator with a narrow, elongated open space on the cladding tube, which transmits the infrared radiation emitted by the carrier plate.
- FIG. 3 shows the power spectrum of an infrared emitter according to the invention (curve A) in comparison to an infrared emitter with a Kanthal helix (curve B).
- the support plate of the infrared radiator according to the invention is in this case of a composite material with a matrix component in the form of quartz glass and a homogeneously distributed phase of elemental
- the conductor material in this case is tungsten.
- the temperature of the trace on the carrier plate of this IR radiator is set to 1000 ° C.
- the comparison radiator with a Kanthal coil is also operated at a temperature of about 1000 ° C. It turns out that the infrared emitter according to the invention in the wavelength range from 1 .500 nm to about 5,000 nm at the maximum of the curve A has an approximately 25% greater power than the comparative emitter, shown with curve B.
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