EP0314691A1 - Verfahren und vorrichtung zum trocknen von keramischen hohlkörpern. - Google Patents
Verfahren und vorrichtung zum trocknen von keramischen hohlkörpern.Info
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- the invention relates to a method for drying ceramic hollow bodies and a drying device therefor with the features in the upper part of the main method and device claim.
- the known drying method is not suitable for drying hollow ceramic bodies, in particular honeycomb bodies or ceramic catalysts with a large number of fine through holes.
- the release of moisture on the outside of the hollow body leads to an undesirable and uncontrollable increase in temperature inside the hollow body and to stress cracks.
- This is a major disadvantage, especially for ceramic catalysts, since, depending on the material, they can only withstand relatively low drying temperatures of, for example, 65 °.
- complete drying is required. also be guaranteed in the interior of this hollow body.
- the critical temperature is exceeded and if the drying process is too slow, there is a risk of electrical discharge and destruction of the hollow body.
- the invention solves this problem with the features in the characterizing part of the main method and device claim.
- the drying energy is primarily applied by radiant heating, preferably with microwave or high-frequency generators.
- ventilation primarily serves to remove the expelled moisture.
- the air is after Temperature and humidity are conditioned to such an extent that they can absorb the expelled moisture without excessively drying out the hollow body on the inlet side.
- the air flow directed specifically through the interior of the hollow body causes not only a rapid removal of the expelled moisture, but also cooling of the ceramic hollow body and a rapid reduction of steam tensions with rapid drying. This is particularly advantageous for ceramic catalysts which have a multiplicity of fine, parallel through-bores through which the air flow flows axially.
- the air flow is predominantly guided through the interior of the hollow body.
- the moisture is transported away, especially in the interior, and the ceramic hollow body dries from the outside in. This results in stress-free drying with uniform and controllable shrinkage of the material to be dried.
- the degree of distribution between the inner and outer flow depends on the shape and the material of the ceramic body. In some cases, a pure internal flow is recommended.
- the drying times are in the range of an hour or less.
- the method according to the invention and the associated drying device can be operated stationary or unsteady.
- various management farms are specified, which also differ according to the longitudinal or transverse transport of hollow bodies.
- the hollow bodies are preferably transported through a plurality of stationary radiant heaters and are dried in several stages. Between the radiant heaters, different temperatures and degrees of moisture can be compensated for in the hollow bodies in resting stages. The air flow is also maintained during the rest times by ventilation devices that may be moved. However, it can also be switched off in the meantime.
- the hollow bodies At the end of the heating section, the hollow bodies have already dried to such an extent that no further shrinkage takes place. The hollow bodies are then insensitive and can only be flowed through with hot air for finished drying.
- a conscious and controllable flow distribution through the interior of the body and possibly along the outer surface is important for the drying process according to the invention.
- the distribution and influencing of the air flow can take place in different ways, for example by designing the air nozzles, using screens, etc.
- the hollow bodies can also be dried in a tunnel-like covering which is permeable to the radiant heat and, above all, the degree to which the outside surface flows by varying the gap distance regulated to the hollow body.
- the sheath also allows the drying of hollow bodies of different lengths, or the use of a general type of drying device for different types and shapes of hollow bodies.
- the casing can be designed differently, for example as a supporting tube that moves along or as a multi-part panel tunnel made from a pallet and a panel cover. Both forms also allow easy adaptation to different hollow body cross sections.
- the multi-part aperture tunnel can be moved along with the support tube and constantly surround the hollow body. However, it can also be arranged in a stationary manner and thus only function temporarily, which is particularly advantageous for drying devices for drying longitudinally oriented hollow bodies. Stationary envelopes can be adapted to the shrinkage of the hollow body, which enables the flow distribution to be kept constant.
- the design and function of the ventilation devices can be varied in order to safely regulate and monitor the drying process. Possibilities of influence exist by changing the air conditioning, the flow speed (vapor tension reduction), the transport speed or cycle time and the radiant heating power.
- Variations are also possible with regard to the air flow routing, which can be moved, for example, in a closed circuit separately at each heating stage or in a pass against the transport direction across all stages.
- the latter variant has the advantage of high economic efficiency and a comparison of simple conditioning, in particular Humidification of the air flow, since it is already loaded with moisture from the previous heating stage.
- it is advantageous that the drying device is sealed on the outside and prevents the heating radiation and also the air flow from escaping undesirably.
- the method according to the invention and the associated drying device are suitable for arbitrarily shaped ceramic hollow bodies.
- hollow bodies with lateral bulges or branches can also be dried.
- a continuous air flow can also be generated here, which branches in the hollow body and can be conducted in a closed circuit.
- several hollow bodies can be acted upon jointly, preferably in parallel, with the air flow.
- the method according to the invention and the associated device can also be used successfully for drying hollow bodies made of other materials, for example wood or the like, in addition to the ceramic area. They are also suitable not only for hollow bodies with one or more axial through holes, but also for porous materials. The most important thing is that a continuous air flow can be achieved inside the hollow body.
- Fig. (1) is a partially cutaway perspective front view of a drying device.
- (2) is a partially cutaway perspective side view of a multi-part drying device for continuous operation with transverse hollow bodies,
- Fig. (9) is an end view of a drying device in variation to Fig. (1) and
- Fig. (10) shows a cross section through a hollow body in the support tube with aperture in variation to Fig. (8).
- FIG. (1) shows a drying device (20) for drying ceramic hollow bodies (1), which essentially consists of one or more radiant heating devices (21) and one or more ventilation devices (16).
- the embodiment of Fig. (1) shows a tracking device (20) for stationary operation, while the tracking devices in Fig. (2, 3 and 4) are designed for continuous operation.
- the ceramic hollow body (1) is in the
- the hollow body (1) is connected on both ends, at which the through holes end, to the ventilation device (16), which generates an air flow (19) directed axially through the hollow body (1).
- a flow around the outside of the hollow body (1) with air is avoided in one embodiment of FIG. (1) and in the other example Fig. (4-10) is permitted to a small extent.
- the decision as to whether or not an external flow should take place depends on the material and the shape of the hollow body (1), in particular also on its outer wall thickness.
- the heating energy required for drying is supplied to the ceramic hollow body (1) in a radiation heater (21) via one or more microwave generators (9) arranged therein. Alternatively, high-frequency generators can also be used in the embodiment of FIGS. (1-3).
- a radiation heating wave range of approximately 4 to 2450 MHz is preferred.
- a plurality of microwave generators (9) are arranged one behind the other in the roof of the housing (10) in the direction of the air flow (19), the output of which can be regulated independently of one another.
- the hollow body or bodies (1) rest on a base (11) reflecting the microwaves or on a reflective conveyor belt (11).
- the power of the microwave generator (9) is sewn in order to ensure that moisture is also absorbed at the end of the hollow body (1).
- the air flow is always heated above the condensation point of the moisture that is carried along. With increasing humidity, the efficiency of the radiant heating also increases.
- he microwave generator (9) can span several hollow bodies (1) in width or can be arranged in a row in a checkerboard pattern in several rows.
- one or more long microwave generators extending along the hollow body can also be provided.
- the desired increase in heating power is then achieved by increasing the distance to the hollow bodies.
- the microwave generators are accordingly height-adjustable and tiltable (see FIGS. 4 and 9).
- microwave generators can also be provided on the bottom and on the sides of the hollow body (1) for multi-sided exposure to the hollow body.
- the assignment of the ventilation device (16) can be changed accordingly.
- Microwave generators (9) and the hollow bodies (1) are compensated for by changing the power of the microwave generator (9) or by changing their distance from the hollow bodies (1).
- the microwave generators (9) are movably mounted in the housing (10) or the housing parts are themselves movable arranged opposite their frame.
- the ventilation device (16) consists of a circulating air line (3) in which the air flow (19) can be conducted in a closed circuit.
- the air recirculation line (3) has an exhaust air connection (4) and a supply air connection (5), which can be opened and closed via adjustable flaps.
- a heating device (6) and a continuously variable fan (7) are also arranged in the air recirculation line (3).
- the direction of flow behind the hollow body (1) also has a sensor (3) in the air recirculation line (3), which detects the temperature and humidity of the air flow (19).
- the other parts of the regulation are not shown.
- the hollow bodies (1) are acted upon by air conditioned according to the degree of drying.
- the hollow bodies (1) For drying ceramic catalysts that come directly from the extrusion press, it is recommended according to the exemplary embodiment of FIGS. (1) - (3) the hollow bodies (1) first of all with an air temperature of approximately 40 degrees and a relative humidity of 95 7th approach.
- the hollow bodies (1) are only carefully heated by the radiant heating, without the drying process already starting strongly with the removal of the moisture.
- the heating power gradient ensures that the relative air humidity is just below the condensation point. Only when the operating temperature of the hollow body (1) has been reached is the relative air humidity for the effective removal of the expelled mixing water and the like. Other liquids reduced.
- the flexible air recirculation line (3) protrudes from the side into the interior of the radiant heater (21) and is connected to the hollow body (1) by two air nozzles (2) which can be plugged on at the end.
- the size of the air nozzles (2) is adapted to the dimensions of the end faces of the hollow body (1), which ensures an airtight fit of the air nozzles (2) on the hollow body (1).
- a plurality of recirculation lines (3) or a single recirculation line with a distributor piece (not shown) for connecting a plurality of air nozzles (2) are provided.
- the air nozzles (2) can be designed to be adjustable or to be exchangeably fastened.
- the radiant heater (21) consists of a laterally open housing (10), the side opening of which gives access to the air recirculation line (3) and is otherwise secured by a side shield (12) against undesired escape of the radiation .
- the front opening is also crimped off, for example by a chain curtain (13).
- the air nozzles (2) are plugged outside the radiant heater (21) onto the hollow body (1), which is then brought into the interior of the device (21).
- a drying device (20) is shown, which is designed for continuous operation.
- a plurality of ventilation devices (16) and microwave heating devices (21) are provided, which are essentially those of FIG. (1) correspond.
- several batches of hollow bodies (1) are processed simultaneously. Each batch consists of several hollow bodies (1) arranged in parallel next to one another, which are aligned outside the transmission (33) and are connected together to a ventilation device (16).
- the hollow bodies (1) are brought to a conveying device (11) at an installation point (17), here in the form of an endless conveyor belt (11) moved by a drive (14) and connected to a ventilation device (16). On their transport route they move the ventilation device (1 Transport) while maintaining the connection and the air flow.
- FIGS. (1) - (3) Variations on the embodiment of FIGS. (1) - (3) are possible in different ways.
- an external flow around the hollow body (1) may be desirable in some cases.
- the air nozzles (2) then do not connect tightly to the end faces of the hollow body (1), but leave a small circumferential gap through which a small part of the Exit the air flow, brush freely along the outer surface of the body and then re-enter the air nozzle (2) at the other end.
- small clamping webs can be provided for clamping the hollow body ends on the air nozzles in this case.
- air can be blown in at one end of the hollow body (1) or sucked out at the other end, or both blown in and out.
- the degree of moisture removal can also be regulated.
- FIGS. (8) - (10) show further variations of the tracking device (20).
- the hollow body (1) are stored in a tunnel-like envelope (24) which is permeable to the radiant heat and which surrounds the hollow body in tight contact to avoid an external flow or to leave a gap (32) to adjust the external flow.
- the casing is designed as a support tube (30) made of ceramic or the like, in which a hollow body (1) with the same or shorter length is mounted.
- the hollow body (1) lies at least in the lower region on a support (29) which has knobs or webs to form longitudinal ventilation channels.
- the support tube (30) is adapted to the cross section of the hollow body, both of which, in addition to the circular shape shown, can also have any other, for example polygonal, cross-sectional configuration.
- a pallet (23) with adapted recesses is provided, which rests on the floor or the conveyor device (11).
- the support tube (30) can also have legs or the like. Other fixing means.
- the exemplary embodiments (3) and (1) can be combined with one another by plugging the air nozzles (2) onto the support tube (30) with a tight seal on the edge.
- Fig. (9) shows a further possibility that allows the housing (10) to be completely closed for radiation shielding.
- the air nozzles (2) are arranged here laterally, but outside the housing (10) and are connected to the interior via a respectively inserted panel (31).
- the diaphragm openings are aligned with one another on both sides and also correspond to the cross section of the hollow bodies (1) arranged in the housing (10).
- the hollow body (1) extends close to the panels (31). The through the As a result, air flowing through the apertures reaches the inside of the body without being able to escape laterally. With the same size of the hollow body (1) and aperture opening, an external flow around the hollow body (1) can be avoided. If, on the other hand, this is desired, the diaphragm opening is enlarged in accordance with FIG. (10) to form an edge-side gap (32).
- support tubes (30) or other tunnel-like coverings (24) can also be used.
- a combination of support tube (30) and screen (31) enables the use of envelopes in standard sizes, which in some cases are larger than the cross-section of the hollow body, since the amount of air flowing along the outside is determined by the size of the gap (32) between the aperture opening and cross-section of the hollow body (1) is set.
- Fig. (10) illustrates this arrangement and also shows a support (29) arranged only in the lower contact area.
- Fig. (4) shows a variant of a multi-part drying device (20), in which the hollow bodies (1) are aligned along the transport direction (33).
- the drying device (20) is heat, air and radiation-tight as a closed system.
- the ventilation devices (16) are arranged here between the individual radiant heating devices (21). They have the shape of domes in cross-section and are each connected to the front radiation heater (21) with a conically tapering air nozzle (2) and to the rear radiation heater (21) with the other air nozzle (2).
- the ventilation devices (16) each have a fan (7) in the form of a cross-flow fan which sucks in the air from the air nozzle (2) at the front in the transport direction (33) and blows it into the rear air nozzle (2).
- a fan (7) in the form of a cross-flow fan which sucks in the air from the air nozzle (2) at the front in the transport direction (33) and blows it into the rear air nozzle (2).
- the ventilation devices (16) each have a supply air connection (5) on the front, suction-side air nozzle for the supply of fresh air.
- An exhaust duct (4) and then a heater (6) for the air flow (19) are arranged on the pressure-side air nozzle (2) behind the cross-flow fan (7).
- Both air shafts (4,5) are equipped with adjustable flaps.
- sensors (13) for temperature and humidity are arranged near the radiant heaters (21).
- the cross-flow fans are arranged in the center and in the upper area of the dome. Underneath there are each pivotable bulkheads (23) which seal the two air nozzles (2) of each ventilation device (16) against each other in such a way that air can only be exchanged via the cross-flow fan (7).
- the drying can also can be influenced via the flow velocity and the length of stay in the respective climate zone. The degree of dryness increases with an increase in these factors.
- the hollow bodies (1) are moved continuously or intermittently through the various climatic zones or track stages and gradually dry out in the differently conditioned zones.
- the bulkheads (23) can be regulated depending on the conveying movement, so that the hollow bodies (1) can pass underneath.
- the drying device (20) there can also be a pure ventilation station, in which the hollow bodies (1) are completely dried with hot air blown through them. Radiation heating is no longer as effective when the hollow body (1) is reached. There is no longer any risk of cracks due to shrinkage.
- FIGS. (5), (6) and (7) illustrate, several hollow bodies (1) are also dried next to one another in tunnel-like coverings (24) in a system according to FIG. (4). In the exemplary embodiment shown, they are stationary and can therefore be adjusted to the respective shrinkage of the hollow body (1) in the individual drying stage.
- the envelopes (24) consist of webs (25) which extend between the hollow bodies (1) and which connect to the air nozzles (2). Insulated side walls (26) are provided on the outside, while the underside is formed by a conveyor belt (11) profiled in the longitudinal direction. The top is formed by the microwave or high-frequency generators (9) directly or by a support wall arranged underneath. These continue in the connection area to the air nozzles (2) in corresponding deck parts.
- the webs (25) corresponding to the degree of shrinkage from drying level to increasingly increasing drying level.
- Fig. (7) shows a variant of this, in which the honing bodies (1) are stored in a correspondingly shaped pallet (23), optionally via profiled supports (29).
- the pallet (23) is moved forward with the conveyor belt (1).
- the upper part of the tunnel-like covering (24) is formed by a correspondingly designed diaphragm cover (27), with which the size of the gap (32) which may be required is also set.
- the microwave or high-frequency generators (9) are arranged above the diaphragm cover (27). Laterally, side walls (Zagen) protrude over the pallets (23) for guidance and sealing.
- the panel cover (27) can be moved on the pallet (23) with appropriate support. In principle, this results in a two-part support tube.
- the diaphragm cover (27) can also be arranged in a stationary manner in each radiant heater (21), the pallets (23) with the hollow bodies (1) moving below them.
- this design can also be used for the ventilation of transverse hollow bodies (1) in an embodiment according to FIG. (2) or (9).
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