EP1083389B1 - Steuerung von Pyrolyse-Zeit - Google Patents

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EP1083389B1
EP1083389B1 EP00402441A EP00402441A EP1083389B1 EP 1083389 B1 EP1083389 B1 EP 1083389B1 EP 00402441 A EP00402441 A EP 00402441A EP 00402441 A EP00402441 A EP 00402441A EP 1083389 B1 EP1083389 B1 EP 1083389B1
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Didier Thomson-CSF Propriete Intellec. Auger
Francis Thomson-CSF Propriete Intellec. Autin
Nicole Thomson-CSF Propriete Intellec. Baratin
Fabien Thomson-CSF Propriete Intellec. Oberle
Sylvain Thomson-CSF Propriete Intellec. Raimond
Jean Thomson-CSF Propriete Intellectuelle Sauton
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    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
    • F24C—DOMESTIC STOVES OR RANGES ; DETAILS OF DOMESTIC STOVES OR RANGES, OF GENERAL APPLICATION
    • F24C14/00—Stoves or ranges having self-cleaning provisions, e.g. continuous catalytic cleaning or electrostatic cleaning
    • F24C14/02—Stoves or ranges having self-cleaning provisions, e.g. continuous catalytic cleaning or electrostatic cleaning pyrolytic type
    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
    • F24C—DOMESTIC STOVES OR RANGES ; DETAILS OF DOMESTIC STOVES OR RANGES, OF GENERAL APPLICATION
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    • F24C15/20—Removing cooking fumes
    • F24C15/2007—Removing cooking fumes from oven cavities
    • F24C15/2014—Removing cooking fumes from oven cavities with means for oxidation of cooking fumes

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  • the invention relates to the field of oven pyrolysis management cooking, especially domestic, as well as pyrolysis ovens including such a pyrolysis time management system.
  • the principle of pyrolysis time management is to optimize the pyrolysis time depending on the degree of soiling in the oven cavity pyrolysis.
  • the aim is to achieve minimum energy consumption while guaranteeing an optimal cleaning quality.
  • the invention proposes a pyrolysis time management method which does not require user intervention to estimate the degree of dirt from the oven cavity.
  • the proposed process automatically performs a fine estimate of the degree of soiling to which it then makes match a duration of pyrolysis.
  • the invention also provides an oven with pyrolysis equipped with a pyrolysis time management system putting in implements a pyrolysis time management method according to the invention.
  • a method for managing the duration of pyrolysis of a baking oven comprising at the start of pyrolysis, at least two successive heating phases, first especially from the upper part then especially from the lower part of the cavity oven characterized in that the method comprises, for each heating phase, the determination of a degree partial soiling of the cavity; association, at all degrees partial soiling, with a corresponding remaining pyrolysis time.
  • the determination of the partial degree of soiling of the cavity is preference made from temperature measurement at level of an exothermic cracking cell for dirt.
  • a pyrolysis oven comprising a cooking cavity, at least one high heating element located at the level of the upper part of the cavity, at least one lower heating element located at the level of the lower part of the cavity, a time management system pyrolysis using during the start pyrolysis at least two heating phases, one heating phase top during which the top heating element is activated while the low heating element is not activated and a low heating phase during which the low heating element is activated the heating phase top being prior to the bottom heating phase, characterized in that the system comprises a cracking cell exothermic dirt from the cavity, the cell being located at near the upper part of the cavity, means for measuring temperature associated with the cell in that at each phase heating system, the system determines a partial degree of soiling performing a partial quantification of dirt in the cavity from temperature measurement at the cell level, and that at the set consisting of the partial degrees of soiling, the system then associates a corresponding remaining pyrolysis time by through a correspondence table.
  • FIG 1 schematically shows an example of a pyrolysis integrating a pyrolysis management system according to the invention.
  • the oven is shown in profile.
  • the pyrolysis management system preferably constituted by a microprocessor is not shown in Figure 1.
  • the oven has a cooking cavity 1 and a duct 2 evacuation connecting the cavity 1 to the external environment 9.
  • the cavity 1 is delimited with respect to the external environment 9 by an enclosure 10 comprising a muffle and an insulator surrounding the muffle.
  • the path of the air passing through the discharge pipe 2, from the cavity 1 to the external medium 9, is shown by arrows in solid lines.
  • the discharge conduit 2 comprises, at its entrance located on the side of cavity 1, a cell 4 for exothermic cracking of dirt from cavity 1.
  • This inlet is preferably located in the upper part of the cavity 1, the cell 4 then being located in the vicinity of the upper part of the cavity 1.
  • the cracking cell 4 is preferably a catalytic cell.
  • Cell 4 is for example of the block type in ceramic pierced with channels through which air from the cavity passes 1.
  • the dirt coming from the cavity 1 arrives in the duct 2 in the form of gaseous effluents which are broken down into smaller molecules by oxidation and cracking reactions. These reactions are exothermic and therefore contribute to the elevation of temperature of the cracking cell 4.
  • the rise in temperature of the cracking cell 4 is therefore linked to the amount of dirt from the cavity 1 and crossing cell 4, amount of soiling which itself reflects the degree of soiling in the cavity 1.
  • the exhaust duct 2 advantageously comprises a cell 5 heating element 4 located near it. Temperature measurement means 8 are associated with the cell 4. These means 8 consist for example of a platinum probe, but can also be for example a thermocouple.
  • the duct 2 evacuation still has a tangential 3 expelling towards the middle outside 9 the air located in the exhaust duct 2, thus allowing the ventilation of the exhaust duct 2.
  • the arrow in dotted lines represented on tangential 3 indicates the direction of expulsion of air.
  • the cavity 1 comprises at least one top heating element 6 located at the level of the upper part of the cavity 1 and at least one heating element 7 bottom located at the lower part of the cavity 1. These elements heating elements are for example resistors.
  • the high heating element 6 is for example located in the upper part of the cavity 1 while the element 7 bottom heater is located under cavity 1, near the bottom part of cavity 1.
  • the operation of the purpose of pyrolysis is to crack these deposited soiling, that is to say to transform into smaller, gaseous molecules which will be evacuated to the outside environment 9 through the discharge pipe 2, either solid in the form of ashes which will fall to the bottom of the lower part of the cavity 1 and which will only have to be picked up.
  • the dirt deposited in the upper and lower parts of the cavity 1 are of a different nature. Indeed, the dirt deposited in the upper part is for the most part remains of upward liquid projections that have remained attached to enclosure 10 or the heating element 6 high in the upper part of the cavity 1. These soils are less important and less strongly attached than dirt deposited in the lower part of cavity 1 which represent all the soiling which may have fallen during cooking. Dirt deposited in the lower part of cavity 1 are therefore more difficult to detach only the dirt deposited in the upper part of the cavity 1.
  • FIG. 2A schematically represents a detail of embodiment preferential in which the top heating element 6 of FIG. 1 is consisting of two resistors 61 and 62.
  • FIG. 2A represents a view of above the oven.
  • Resistor 61 is the so-called grill resistor.
  • Resistance 62 is the so-called vault resistance.
  • the grill resistor 61 heats especially the center of the upper part of cavity 1 while the vault resistor 62 especially heats the periphery.
  • FIG. 2B schematically represents an embodiment detail preferential in which the bottom heating element 7 of FIG. 1 is consisting of two resistors 71 and 72.
  • Figure 28 shows a view of above the oven.
  • Resistor 71 is the so-called silk resistance.
  • Resistance 72 is the so-called façade resistance. The sole 71 resistance heats above all the center of the lower part of cavity 1 while the façade resistance 72 especially heats the periphery.
  • the oven has a single resistance of grill 61 and a single resistance 71 of sole.
  • Pyrolysis time management takes place at the start of pyrolysis and allows, after a certain time necessary for measurements and treatment, determine a duration of pyrolysis remaining during which the pyrolysis is completed.
  • the temperature in cavity 1 in operation permanent that is to say a certain time after all the resistances to be activated during pyrolysis have been activated, can reach 500 ° C.
  • the pyrolysis temperature preferably remains constant whatever the degree of soiling estimated by the management system duration of pyrolysis.
  • Pyrolysis management has at least two phases consecutive heating. Each heating phase preferably lasts about 20 minutes.
  • the upper part of the cavity is mainly heated in a first while the lower part of the cavity is mostly heated in a second time.
  • Pyrolysis time management can include more than two phases, for example three, in particular when the cavity 1 has three groups of heating elements, for example one element high heater, a middle heater for example a resistance ventilator located in the vicinity of the cavity ventilator when the latter includes a, and a bottom heating element.
  • the pyrolysis time management may include three heating phases successively heating respectively the upper part, then especially the central part, and finally especially the lower part of the cavity 1.
  • the number of heating phases can correspond to the number of geographic sites in the cavity 1 between which the different elements are distributed heaters of cavity 1.
  • the upper part of cavity 1 must be heated before the lower part of the cavity 1, so as to allow dirt deposited in the upper part of cavity 1 to be evacuated for the most of them before most of the dirt deposited in the lower part of the cavity 1 does not begin to be evacuated.
  • the high heating element 6 is preferably chosen to be more powerful than the low heating element 7, which makes the successive evacuation of dirt deposited in the upper part of cavity 1 first and dirt deposited in the lower part of the cavity 1 then, more convenient to make and faster. So, the dirt deposited in the upper part of the cavity 1 arrive at the level of the cracking cell 4 first, and then we observe a first temperature peak on the temperature curve of cell 4 as a function of time, this first peak being essentially due to the cracking of the deposited dirt in the upper part of cavity 1 and reflecting the partial degree of soiling deposited in the upper part of the cavity 1.
  • the dirt deposited in the lower part of the cavity 1 arrive at the level of the cracking cell 4 in a second step, and we then observe a second temperature peak on the temperature curve of cell 4 as a function of time, this second peak being due to cracking of dirt deposited in the part bottom of cavity 1 and reflecting the partial degree of dirt deposited in the lower part of cavity 1. If the lower part of cavity 1 was heated before the upper part of cavity 1, a significant part of dirt from the upper part of the cavity 1 would reach the level of the cell 4 before most of the dirt from the lower part of the cavity 1 has crossed cell 4, which would prevent a distinction really clear between the partial degree of soiling deposited in the part top of cavity 1 and the partial degree of dirt deposited in the part lower cavity 1.
  • the optimal pyrolysis time is not the same, since from on the other hand the soiling is of a different nature and since on the other hand the heating elements located in the different parts of the oven are generally of different power.
  • the most partial degree of soiling penalizing in terms of duration of pyrolysis is the partial degree of soiling deposited in the lower part of the cavity 1.
  • a partial degree of soiling is determined, preferably from the temperature measurement at the level of the cracking cell 4, by a treatment comprising one or more steps.
  • a smoke detector could also be used.
  • the different partial degrees of soiling can be determined either directly either indirectly using one or more parameters intermediaries representative of the partial degree of soiling.
  • the pyrolysis time management system associates with the whole partial degrees of soiling, remaining pyrolysis time, preferably through a correspondence table.
  • the table correspondence has as many entries as types of partial degrees of soiling, for example two, namely one for the partial degree of dirt deposited in the upper part of the cavity 1 and one for the degree partial soiling deposited in the lower part of the cavity 1.
  • the table of correspondence to an output for the remaining pyrolysis time. In the below, a preferred embodiment of the duration management is described. pyrolysis according to the invention.
  • the top heating element 6 is at least partially activated while that the bottom heating element 7 is not activated.
  • an element heating is at least partially activated, this means either that the element is at least activated at a reduced power, or that some of its resistors at least, if it has several, are activated, at full power or reduced power.
  • the two resistances of grill 61 and vault 62 are started almost at their power Max.
  • the high heating phase lasts until the temperature in the center of the oven has reached a first prefixed transition value, by example about 275 ° C, at which the cracking cell 4 is already initiated and operating in steady state.
  • This temperature in the center of the oven is evaluated for example by another temperature probe placed in cavity 1 and not shown in Figure 1. Failing to reach this transition temperature, the high heating phase ends at the end of a first prefixed duration, worth for example approximately 24 minutes.
  • the heating resistor 5 of the cell 4 is activated for a priming time allowing priming of cell 4 when the latter is a catalytic cell.
  • the duration priming is determined so that cell 4 is primed before a substantial part of the dirt deposited in the upper part of the cavity 1 does not reach the level of the cracking cell 4.
  • the priming time is worth for example about five minutes.
  • the activation of resistance 5 of heating of cell 4 can be shortened or even made unnecessary and therefore suppressed in certain cases, such as when pyrolysis takes place immediately after cooking and cell 4 has already reached its priming temperature.
  • another possibility to prime cell 4 may be to increase the hot air flow through cell 4 by increasing the speed of rotation of the tangential 3 located in the discharge duct 2.
  • FIG. 3 schematically represents an example of a statement of temperature curve of cracked cell 4 with part of the associated treatment to estimate the partial degree of soiling deposited in the upper part of the cavity 1.
  • Curve C does not represent directly the temperature of the cracking cell 4 but the voltage V of the temperature probe 8 associated with the cracking cell 4.
  • the voltage V expressed in volts, is represented as a function of time t, expressed in minutes.
  • the different heating phases are indicated by dashed lines.
  • Voltage V is an intermediate parameter representative of the temperature of the cracking cell 4, temperature itself representative of the partial degree of soiling deposited in the upper part of the cavity 1.
  • the temperature measurement means of the cell 4 of cracking are for example either a thermocouple or a platinum probe.
  • the thermocouple has the advantage of being more sensitive than the platinum probe. If the peak A is too fleeting, the platinum probe having a high inertia risks not not "see” the peak or "see it badly". With a platinum probe in particular, it is very useful to carry out a treatment on curve C to extract the information contained in peak A even if it is not sufficient important and therefore to estimate the partial degree of soiling deposited in the upper part of cavity 1 with sufficient precision despite a peak A which may be small and / or narrow. During operation normal to cracking cell 4, only one peak A is likely to be statement.
  • the treatment applied to curve C consisting of the determination the partial degree of soiling, here that from the upper part of the cavity 1, preferably comprises a bypass step making it possible to to highlight more precisely the information relating to the degree partial soiling deposited in the upper part of the cavity 1, information which is contained in peak A.
  • the derivation step makes it possible to more to overcome variations in the furnace supply voltage.
  • a method by direct reading of the temperature of the cracking cell 4 is also possible although less precise, provided you use then a temperature sensor which is itself very sensitive.
  • curve C 'on which a new peak A' corresponds to the old peak A.
  • This peak A ' is representative of the partial degree of dirt deposited in the upper part of the cavity 1, and in particular the height ⁇ 1 of peak A '.
  • the ordinate axis for the curve C ' is staggered in arbitrary AU units.
  • the treatment includes also a peak height extraction step consisting in determining the ordinate of the top of the peak, this is the peak A 'for the heating phase top, as well as the ordinate of the base of this peak, then to realize the subtract these two ordinates from each other in order to obtain the height of the peak sought, here the height ⁇ 1 of the peak A '.
  • the treatment of determination of partial degree of soiling preferably comprises a step of comparing the peak height extracted with one or more thresholds.
  • the height ⁇ 1 of the peak A ' will be compared with a threshold S1.
  • the threshold S1 like all the other thresholds mentioned in the following text, is for example obtained by calibration. These thresholds are predefined thresholds.
  • the top heating phase of cavity 1 i.e. when the center of the oven has reached a first prefixed transition value, by example 275 ° C, or failing this when a first duration prefixed, by example 24 minutes, has elapsed
  • the bottom heating element 7 is at least partially activated.
  • the floor resistor 71 is started up practically at full power while the front resistance 72, when there is one, remains inactive.
  • the grill resistor 61 stays on practically at full power while the vault resistor 62 is periodically switched between the "on" state and the "off” state so that the cavity 1 gradually rises in temperature, that is to say so that soiling from cavity 1 is gradually released so as not to cause saturation of the cracking cell 4.
  • the low heating phase lasts until the temperature in the center of the oven has reached a second prefixed transition value, for example about 400 ° C, or failing to reach this temperature, after the flow a second prefixed duration worth for example 18 minutes.
  • a second prefixed transition value for example about 400 ° C, or failing to reach this temperature
  • the resistors remain activated for the entire 18 minutes, although the period of time after the temperature of 400 ° C has been reached is either more taken into account for the determination of the partial degree of soiling deposited in the lower part of the cavity 1.
  • the tangential 3 advantageously changes gears to turn faster and accelerate the passage of air in the exhaust duct 2.
  • dirt begins to be cracked in cavity 1 and the are already when they arrive at the cracking cell 4, the increase in the air flow through the cracking cell 4 does not normally does not cause saturation at cell level 4.
  • Figure 4 shows schematically the same example of statement of the temperature curve of the cracking cell 4 as in FIG. 3, with another part of the associated treatment to estimate the partial degree dirt deposited in the lower part of the cavity 1.
  • Curve C is the same as curve C shown in figure 3.
  • the temperature peak B of cell 4 is observed on curve C when most of the dirt deposited in the lower part of cavity 1 arrives at cell 4. It is this temperature peak B which is representative of the degree partial soiling deposited in the lower part of the cavity 1.
  • the peaks additional as peak B reflects the amount of soiling originally exothermic cracking reactions of which the cracking cell 4 is headquarters.
  • the importance of this peak B is representative of the partial degree of dirt deposited in the lower part of the cavity 1. If the peak B is too fugitive, the platinum probe having a high inertia risks not "seeing" the pic or ill see it.
  • the treatment applied to curve C is substantially the same as that applied to curve C in Figure 3.
  • the numerical parameters of step may be different, due to the different character presented by peaks A and B, that is to say that the curve C "obtained by derivation of curve C is on an arbitrary scale different from curve C ' shown in Figure 3. Except for this difference in scale concerning the curves C 'and C ", curve C is substantially subject to the same treatment for peak B than for peak A.
  • Determination of the partial degree dirt deposited in the lower part of the cavity 1 includes the same preferential steps of derivation, peak height extraction and comparison of the peak height extracted with one or more thresholds which can be and are preferably different from the threshold (s) considered in Figure 3.
  • curve C By derivative of curve C, we obtain curve C "on which a new peak B 'corresponds to the old peak B.
  • This peak B' is representative of the degree of soiling deposited in the lower part of the cavity 1, and in particular the height ⁇ 2 of the peak B '.
  • the height ⁇ 2 of the peak B ' will be compared with two thresholds S2 and S3 obtained as the threshold S1 of FIG. 3 by calibration.
  • a number of thresholds different can be chosen, the number of thresholds corresponding to the finesse with which the partial degrees of soiling are estimated.
  • the peak D of the curve C is not representative of the degree of soiling of the oven cavity, it simply translates the advantageous change of the tangential regime 3 which, as explained above, increases the air flow through the cracking cell 4, after the low heating phase is completed.
  • the association of a remaining pyrolysis time with all of the determined partial degrees of soiling can be effected by different means as through a function whose variables are partial degrees of soiling determined during the different phases of heater.
  • the remaining pyrolysis time comes from a correspondence table whose entries are these partial degrees of dirt.
  • the total duration of pyrolysis is equal to the sum of the durations of the previously described high and low heating phases to which is added the remaining pyrolysis time.
  • the duration of the heating phases always remaining essentially the same regardless of the degree of soiling of the oven cavity, only a fixed duration during which is carried out the estimate of the degree of soiling of the oven cavity separates the value of the remaining duration of pyrolysis and the value of the total duration of pyrolysis: it it is therefore equivalent to give one or the other.
  • the oven when the peak height ⁇ 1 of peak A 'is below threshold S1 and when the height ⁇ 2 of peak B 'is less than threshold S2, the oven is considered clean and the total duration of pyrolysis associated will be about an hour and a half, the remaining duration of pyrolysis worth about three quarters of an hour.
  • the oven is considered to be lightly soiled and the total duration of associated pyrolysis will be approximately one hour three quarters, the remaining duration of pyrolysis worth about an hour.
  • the oven When the height ⁇ 2 of peak B 'is between threshold S2 and threshold S3, the oven is considered to be moderately dirty and the total duration of associated pyrolysis will be approximately two and a quarter hours, the remaining duration of pyrolysis being approximately one hour and a half.
  • the furnace When the height ⁇ 2 of peak B 'is greater than the threshold S2, the furnace is considered very dirty and the total duration of associated pyrolysis will be approximately three hours, the remaining duration of pyrolysis being approximately two quarter hours.
  • the total duration of pyrolysis varies significantly from one hour and a half to three hours depending on the degree of soiling of the cavity, generally represented by the two partial degrees of soiling upper and lower parts of the cavity.

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  1. Verfahren zum Steuern der Pyrolysezeit eines Backofens, umfassend:
    zu Beginn der Pyrolyse zumindest zwei aufeinanderfolgende Heizphasen zunächst vor allem des oberen Teils, dann vor allem des unteren Teils des Ofeninnenraums (1),
    dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass das Verfahren umfasst:
    für jede Heizphase die Ermittlung eines Verunreinigungsteilgrades des Innenraums (1),
    die Zuordnung einer entsprechenden Restpyrolysezeit zu den gesamten Verunreinigungsteilgraden.
  2. Verfahren zum Steuern der Pyrolysezeit eines Backofens nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Ermittlung des Verunreinigungsteilgrades des Innenraums (1) ausgehend von der Temperaturmessung im Bereich einer Zelle (4) zum exothermen Kracken der Verunreinigungen erfolgt.
  3. Pyrolyseofen mit einem Backinnenraum (1), zumindest einem oberen Heizelement (6), das sich im Bereich des oberen Teils des Innenraums (1) befindet, zumindest einem unteren Heizelement (7), das sich im Bereich des unteren Teils des Innenraums (1) befindet, einem Steuersystem zum Steuern der Pyrolysezeit, bei dem zu Beginn der Pyrolyse zumindest zwei Heizphasen erfolgen, nämlich eine Oberheizphase, bei der das obere Heizelement (6) aktiviert wird, während das untere Heizelement (7) nicht aktiviert wird, und eine Unterheizphase, bei der das untere Heizelement (7) aktiviert wird, wobei die Oberheizphase vor der Unterheizphase erfolgt, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass das System eine Zelle (4) zum exothermen Kracken der aus dem Innenraum (1) stammenden Verunreinigungen enthält und der Zelle (4) zugeordnete Temperaturmessmittel (8), dass bei jeder Heizphase das System einen Verunreinigungsteilgrad ermittelt, indem es eine Verunreinigungsteilquantifizierung in dem Innenraum (1) ausgehend von der Temperaturmessung im Bereich der Zelle (4) durchführt, und dass bei der aus den Verunreinigungsteilgraden gebildeten Gesamtheit das System dann über eine Verknüpfungstabelle eine entsprechende Restpyrolysezeit zuordnet.
  4. Pyrolyseofen nach Anspruch 3, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Zelle (4) eine katalytische Zelle ist.
  5. Pyrolyseofen nach Anspruch 4, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der Ofen ein Heizelement (5) zum Erhitzen der Zelle (4) enthält und dass dieses Element (5) zu Beginn der Oberheizphase aktiviert wird, so dass die katalytische Zelle (4) gezündet wird.
  6. Pyrolyseofen nach Anspruch 4, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der Ofen einen Umlauf (3) enthält, der sich in der Abführleitung (2) befindet, und dass die Drehgeschwindigkeit des Umlaufs (3) zu Beginn der Oberheizphase so erhöht wird, dass die katalytische Zelle (4) gezündet wird.
  7. Pyrolyseofen nach einem der Ansprüche 3 bis 6, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass jede Heizphase in etwa 20 Minuten dauert.
  8. Pyrolyseofen nach einem der Ansprüche 3 bis 7, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der Innenraum (1) zwei obere Heizelemente (61 und 62) enthält, nämlich den Deckenwiderstand (62) und den Grillwiderstand (61), und dass während der Unterheizphase der Grillwiderstand (61) durchgehend aktiviert wird, während der Deckenwiderstand (61) zwischen einem aktivierten Zustand und einem deaktivierten Zustand umschaltet, so dass der Innenraum (1) progressiv an Temperatur zunimmt.
  9. Pyrolyseofen nach einem der Ansprüche 3 bis 7, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der Innenraum (1) ein einziges oberes Heizelement (61) enthält, nämlich den Grillwiderstand (61), und ein einziges unteres Heizelement (71), nämlich den Sohlenwiderstand (71).
  10. Pyrolyseofen nach einem der Ansprüche 3 bis 9, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Ermittlung des Verunreinigungsteilgrades einen Schritt des Ableitens, nach der Zeit, der Temperaturkurve (C) der Zelle (4) in Abhängigkeit von der Zeit (t) umfasst.
  11. Pyrolyseofen nach Anspruch 10, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Ermittlung des Verunreinigungsteilgrades nach dem Ableitungsschritt einen Schritt zum Abziehen der Höhen (Δ1, Δ2) der Spitzen (A', B') enthält
  12. Pyrolyseofen nach Anspruch 11, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Ermittelung des Verunreinigungsteilgrades nach dem Abziehschritt einen Schritt zum Vergleichen der abgezogenen Höhe (Δ1, Δ2) der Spitzen (A', B') mit einem oder mehreren Schwellwerten (S1, S2, S3) umfasst.
  13. Pyrolyseofen nach einem der Ansprüche 3 bis 12, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Gesamtdauer der Pyrolyse im wesentlichen von anderthalb Stunden bis drei Stunden je nach Verunreinigungsgrad des Innenraums (1) variiert.
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