EP3338301A1 - Radiator module and use of the radiator module - Google Patents
Radiator module and use of the radiator moduleInfo
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- EP3338301A1 EP3338301A1 EP16745650.8A EP16745650A EP3338301A1 EP 3338301 A1 EP3338301 A1 EP 3338301A1 EP 16745650 A EP16745650 A EP 16745650A EP 3338301 A1 EP3338301 A1 EP 3338301A1
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H05—ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- H05B—ELECTRIC HEATING; ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES, IN GENERAL
- H05B3/00—Ohmic-resistance heating
- H05B3/0033—Heating devices using lamps
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- H01L21/00—Processes or apparatus adapted for the manufacture or treatment of semiconductor or solid state devices or of parts thereof
- H01L21/67—Apparatus specially adapted for handling semiconductor or electric solid state devices during manufacture or treatment thereof; Apparatus specially adapted for handling wafers during manufacture or treatment of semiconductor or electric solid state devices or components ; Apparatus not specifically provided for elsewhere
- H01L21/67005—Apparatus not specifically provided for elsewhere
- H01L21/67011—Apparatus for manufacture or treatment
- H01L21/67098—Apparatus for thermal treatment
- H01L21/67115—Apparatus for thermal treatment mainly by radiation
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H05—ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- H05B—ELECTRIC HEATING; ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES, IN GENERAL
- H05B3/00—Ohmic-resistance heating
- H05B3/40—Heating elements having the shape of rods or tubes
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- the present invention relates to a radiator module comprising a first infrared radiator with a first radiator tube arranged in a radiator plane and a second infrared radiator having a second radiator tube arranged in the radiator plane.
- the present invention relates to a use of the radiator module.
- Radiator modules in the sense of the invention are suitable for irradiating a substrate having a reflective surface, for example for irradiating a substrate having a metallic surface.
- the irradiation module according to the invention can be used to irradiate transparent substrates, in particular in irradiation devices in which a reflector is arranged below the transparent substrate to increase the irradiation efficiency, which reflects back the radiation components passing through the substrate in the direction of the substrate.
- a reflective surface is a surface that completely or partially reflects the radiation impinging on it. It can have non-reflecting partial surfaces. Reflective surfaces regularly have a high reflectance of at least 50%.
- the reflectance is the ratio of reflected energy to incident energy and can be determined, for example, as follows:
- Po power of incident radiation Radiator modules according to the invention are designed to achieve high irradiance levels; they can be used for example for tinning copper sheet, for heating substrates, such as tapes or sheets, for producing printed electronics or for drying ink.
- substrates such as tapes or sheets
- infrared radiator modules In known infrared radiator modules, a plurality of infrared radiators are arranged in a radiator plane. They are often used as panel radiators.
- Panel radiators have a front and a back. Frequently, the surface radiator front side faces a process space, so that in such radiator modules, only the radiation emitted to the surface radiator front side is available as useful radiation. It is therefore desirable that the highest possible proportion of the radiation emitted by the infrared radiators is directed to the surface radiator front side, since only this can be used for the irradiation of a substrate.
- infrared emitters basically emit undirected radiation.
- the infrared radiators are regularly assigned a common reflector which extends at a predetermined distance from the infrared radiators.
- Such a reflector reflects the radiation fraction which has reached the surface radiator rear side and deflects it in the direction of the substrate.
- the radiator module has a housing in which a plurality of twin-tube infrared radiators are arranged.
- the housing is provided on its inside with a reflector, so that the largest possible proportion of the emitted infrared radiation is coupled onto the substrate.
- Known radiator modules therefore regularly have one of The infrared radiators on the one hand and the reflector on the other hand, limited rear space.
- the use of a separate reflector has the disadvantage that the radiation from the reflector is not always reflected directly onto the substrate, but that reflected radiation can impinge on adjacent infrared radiators and reflected there again. In this case, radiation losses are observed regularly, which can affect the irradiation efficiency of the radiator module.
- This problem arises in particular when high irradiance levels are to be achieved with the radiator module.
- Radiator modules which are designed for high irradiances, often have a compact design, in which adjacent infrared radiators have the smallest possible distance from each other. As the distance between the infrared radiators decreases, however, the probability of undesired reflection or absorption of radiation at the infrared radiators increases at the same time. As a result, the energy efficiency of the radiator module is impaired.
- the invention is therefore based on the object of specifying a radiator module designed for high irradiances, which has a high energy efficiency. Furthermore, the invention has for its object to provide a use of the radiator module.
- the abovementioned object is achieved according to the invention in that an enveloping tube is arranged between the first radiator tube and the second radiator tube, and that the first radiator tube, the second radiator tube and the cladding tube are each provided with a reflective coating.
- the problem arises that not all of the incident on the substrate radiation is absorbed by the substrate. Frequently, relatively large radiation components are reflected by the substrate itself and thrown back in the direction of the radiator module. This has the consequence that only a part of the radiation directed to the substrate is actually useful radiation.
- the invention is based on the finding that the energy efficiency of a radiator module can be increased, even if the radiation component reflected by the substrate can be returned to the substrate as abruptly as possible.
- two modifications are proposed according to the invention over the prior art, one of which relates to the provision of an additional cladding tube, and the other relates to the provision of a reflective coating on the infrared radiators and the cladding tube.
- infrared radiators are often arranged side by side in surface radiators.
- the infrared radiators are exposed to high thermal stresses under operating conditions, especially since adjacent infrared radiators heat each other. Therefore, in the arrangement of the infrared radiator in principle observance of a minimum distance to observe. Between adjacent infrared radiators there is therefore regularly a gap through which the radiation reflected by the substrate can reach the rear space of the radiator module. Frequently, the radiation is reflected several times in the back space, with significant portions of this radiation being absorbed.
- a cladding tube is an elongate hollow body, for example a cylindrical tube of quartz glass.
- the temperature of such a cladding tube is determined essentially by the temperature of its surroundings. It can therefore, in contrast to the heated radiator tube of the second infrared radiator, be positioned closer to the radiator tube of the first infrared radiator. As a result, the space between adjacent inflows filled and reduced.
- the cladding tube is also suitable for the reflection of radiation, the mere provision of a cladding tube contributes to a reduced penetration of radiation into the backspace.
- both the emitter tube of the first infrared emitter, the emitter tube of the second infrared emitter and the cladding tube are provided with a reflective coating, the penetration of infrared radiation in the rear space can be effectively counteracted. This applies both to the radiation emitted by the infrared radiators, which - if it is directed to the back space - is reflected directly on the reflective coating of the radiator tube, as well as for the substrate reflected radiation, which also on the reflective coating of the cladding tube, the first or second infrared radiator is reflected back to the substrate.
- a coating of the first or second radiator tube or the cladding tube is easy to manufacture; In addition, it goes hand in hand with a small space requirement and thus contributes to a compact radiator module.
- the cladding tube is provided with a diffusely scattering reflective coating.
- first radiator tube and / or the second radiator tube is provided with a directionally reflective coating.
- the radiation reflected by the coating of the first and / or second radiator tube is to a substantial extent directly from the respective infrared radiation. red radiation emitted radiation.
- a directionally reflective coating has the advantage that a radiation field can be generated from this radiation by the reflection, which can be adapted to the substrate to be irradiated by suitably selecting the coating and its shape. In particular, it is possible to focus the reflected radiation on a specific area of the substrate. This makes it possible to adapt the irradiation distribution as a function of the substrate shape. Moreover, it is possible to focus the first and / or second radiator tube in such a way that an irradiation field of high irradiance is obtained.
- the reflective coating of the first radiator tube, of the second radiator tube and / or of the cladding tube is preferably made of gold, of opaque quartz glass or of ceramic.
- Reflective coatings of gold, of opaque quartz glass or ceramics are characterized by good reflection properties and are easy to manufacture.
- a reflective gold coating has a high degree of reflection; It is especially suitable for operating temperatures up to 600 ° C.
- a reflector made of opaque quartz glass can also be used at high operating temperatures above 600 ° C, namely up to 1, 000 ° C;
- it has good chemical resistance and can be used in high-performance spotlight modules with a total surface area above 100 kW / m 2 .
- the reflective coating is made of a ceramic containing alumina or titanium dioxide. Such coatings show good thermal stability and can be easily applied to the respective radiator tube or cladding tube in a spraying process.
- first and the second radiator tube with a reflective coating of gold and the cladding tube is provided with a coating of opaque quartz glass.
- the largest portion of the useful radiation is radiation that has been emitted by one of the infrared radiators directly in the direction of the substrate or that on the coating of the first and second radiator tube in the direction of the Substrate was reflected.
- a gold reflector allows a targeted, directed reflection of the radiation on the substrate. If the first and the second radiator tube are provided with a coating of gold, the size of the irradiation field and the intensity distribution in the irradiation field can be predefined. On the other hand, it has proven advantageous if the radiation reflected by the substrate itself is returned to the substrate as evenly as possible.
- the radiation intensity reflected by the substrate uniformly increases the irradiation intensity in the irradiation field, whereby the size and intensity distribution of the irradiation field previously selected by the type and shape of the gold reflectors is essentially maintained.
- a simple adaptation and adjustment of the irradiation field is made possible.
- the reflective coating of the first radiator tube, of the second radiator tube and / or of the cladding tube is applied to a peripheral section of the respective outer tube jacket.
- Such a strip-shaped, reflective coating extends in a longitudinal direction of the respective radiator tube or cladding tube. It can easily be applied in a dipping or spraying process.
- the first radiator tube, the second radiator tube and the cladding tube each have a process chamber facing away from the process space and a side facing away from the process space, the reflective coating on the respective side facing away from the process space of the first and / or of the second radiator tube, as well as on the process space facing side of the cladding tube is applied.
- the first and / or second radiator tube carries a on the
- Process chamber remote side applied reflective coating in that due to the tube curvature, the emitted radiation is at least partially bundled and can be targeted to the substrate.
- the reflective coating of the cladding tube can be located both on the side facing the process space and on the side of the cladding facing away from the process space. be applied.
- a reflective coating applied to the side of the cladding tube facing the process space has the advantage that radiation reflected by the substrate directly strikes the reflective coating and is reflected there without first having to pass through the wall of the cladding tube. As a result, on the one hand absorption losses are reduced at the Hüllrohrwandung. On the other hand, it is prevented that the radiation incident on the cladding tube is coupled into the cladding tube. If radiation components strike the cladding tube at a suitable angle, this can act as an optical waveguide, by means of which the radiation coupled into the tube can be transported to the radiator tube ends by total reflection. This radiation component can not be used for the irradiation of the substrate. The coupling of radiation into the cladding is therefore regularly associated with radiation losses and lower energy efficiency.
- the cladding tube has a jacket tube outer jacket, and if a portion of the jacket tube outer jacket is completely encased with the reflective coating.
- the outer jacket of the cladding tube may be completely or partially provided with the reflective coating.
- a cladding tube with a fully coated outer jacket is easy to manufacture, for example by immersion in a coating agent. It also contributes to a good energy efficiency of the radiator module, since penetration of radiation into the cladding tube is difficult, so that less losses are observed by radiation absorption at the cladding tube.
- the reflective coatings of the first radiator tube, the second radiator tube and the cladding tube are connected to one another.
- first radiator tube second radiator tube and cladding tube helps to minimize the gaps between these components, so that penetration of radiation into the back space of the radiator module can be effectively reduced.
- the gaps are completely closed by the coating. It has proven useful if the shortest distance of the first radiator tube to the cladding tube and / or the shortest distance of the second radiator tube to the cladding tube in the range of 0.5 mm to 2 mm.
- a shortest distance in this area contributes to increasing the energy efficiency of the spotlight module.
- a distance of less than 0.5 mm is to realize due to the temperature-dependent material expansion of the radiator tube and cladding only consuming. At a distance of more than 2 mm, only a small increase in energy efficiency is observed.
- radiator module for heating metal sheets, for heating substrates for printed electronics or for drying ink or for coating metal sheets, in particular for tinning copper sheet.
- FIG. 1 shows a cross-sectional view of an irradiation device with two radiator modules according to the invention according to a first embodiment
- FIG. 2 shows a second embodiment of a radiator module according to the invention in a perspective view
- FIG. 3 shows a third embodiment of a radiator module according to the invention in cross section
- FIG. 4 shows a radiator module without a cladding tube as a comparative example.
- FIG. 1 shows an irradiation device which is assigned the reference numeral 100 in its entirety. The irradiation device 100 is used for drying a glass substrate 101 provided with a wet paint layer 102. First, the glass substrate 101 is provided and provided with a wet paint layer 102, preferably by spraying (not shown). To the
- a transport device 106 is provided with a conveyor belt made of quartz glass. The feed direction is indicated by the arrow 105. Below the conveyor belt 106, a reflector 125 is arranged, which reflects the incident on him radiation component in the direction of the glass substrate 101 back.
- the wet paint layer 102 is heated above the boiling point of a solvent contained in the wet paint layer so that it evaporates.
- the irradiation device 100 comprises an aluminum housing 103, a process chamber 1 13 and two radiator modules 104a, 104b arranged in the housing 103 for irradiating the process chamber 1 13.
- the radiator modules 104a, 15 104b are of identical construction.
- the radiator module 104a has a module housing 107 of hot-dip aluminized sheet, which is provided with an outlet opening 108 for infrared radiation.
- a module housing 107 of hot-dip aluminized sheet, which is provided with an outlet opening 108 for infrared radiation.
- three identical infrared radiators 109a, 109b, 109c and two identical cladding tubes 1 10a, 1 10b are arranged.
- 20 strahier 109a, 109b, 109c each have a cylindrical radiator tube made of quartz glass with a radiator tube longitudinal axis.
- the infrared radiators 109a, 109b, 109c are each distinguished by a nominal power of 4,000 W at a nominal operating voltage of 230 V.
- the outer diameter of the respective radiator tube is 23 mm with a heated radiator tube length of 700 mm.
- each of the radiator tubes has a rear side facing a rear space 14 and an opposite front side facing the process chamber 13.
- a radiation lerrohr coating is in each case 1 12 of opaque quartz glass (QRC ®, Heraeus) is applied.
- a cylindrical tube 30 1 10a, 1 10b arranged with a Hüllrohr longitudinal axis is in each case a cylindrical tube 30 1 10a, 1 10b arranged with a Hüllrohr longitudinal axis.
- the ducts 1 10a, 1 10b each have an outer diameter of 23 mm with a wall thickness of 1, 8 mm and a jacket tube length of 700 mm; Moreover, they have a rear side facing away from the outlet opening 108 of the module housing 107 and the outlet opening 108 facing the front side.
- Tube on the back of the envelope 1 10a is a cladding tube coating 1 1 1 of opaque quartz glass (QRC ®, Heraeus) is applied.
- the opaque quartz glass coating is applied to the front of the cladding tube 110a.
- Infrared radiators 109a, 109b, 109c and cladding tubes 1 10a, 1 10b are arranged such that the radiator tube longitudinal axes and the cladding tube longitudinal axes extend in a radiator plane 15.
- the radiator module 104a is also suitable for tinning copper sheet.
- the copper sheet is rolled up on a roll (not shown).
- the method comprises the steps of providing a first roll having a non-tin plated copper sheet rolled thereon, passing the copper sheet through a tin-containing bath to deposit a tin coating, heat treating the tin-coated copper sheet with infrared radiation to obtain a tinned copper sheet, and passing the tinplate.
- th copper sheet to a second role, which is designed to receive the tinned copper sheet.
- the copper sheet is preferably dipped in a tin-containing solution, depositing a tin coating on the surface of the copper sheet.
- Tin deposition is preferably carried out by applying an electrical voltage (galvanic tin plating) (not shown).
- an electrical voltage galvanic tin plating
- a tin coating having a thin coating thickness is obtained.
- the copper plate provided with the tin coating is supplied to an irradiation apparatus having the radiator module 104a and subjected to a heat treatment there.
- the copper sheet in a guide direction perpendicular is led out to the surface of the bath from the bath and, when the radiator module 104a is arranged vertically relative to the surface of the bath, so the radiator tubes of the radiator module 104a are arranged parallel to the guide direction.
- the tin coating is heated above the melting point of tin so that a tin-copper alloy layer is formed, at least in the transition region of tin coating and copper sheet.
- the module 104a can be used to change the microstructure of an aluminum sheet.
- the aluminum sheet is heated to a temperature above 330 ° C.
- FIG. 2 shows a perspective view of a second embodiment of a radiator module 200 according to the invention, which can likewise be inserted into the irradiation device 100 according to FIG.
- the radiator module 200 comprises a module housing 201 made of stainless steel, in which four infrared radiators 202a, 202b, 202c, 202d and three cladding tubes 203a, 203b, 203c are arranged.
- the module housing 201 has a front side with an outlet opening 206 for infrared radiation and a rear side opposite the front side (not shown); it has a length of 900 mm, a width of 550 mm and a height of 300 mm.
- the infrared radiators 202a, 202b, 202c, 202d are identical. Below, therefore, only the infrared radiator 202a is described by way of example.
- the infrared radiator 202a has a cylindrical radiator tube 205 made of quartz glass with a length of 700 mm, an outer diameter of 34 mm and a wall thickness of 2 mm.
- a helical heating filament 204 made of tungsten is arranged in the emitter tube 205.
- the infrared radiator 202a is characterized by a nominal power of 4,000 W at a nominal current of 17 A.
- a reflective coating of titanium dioxide is formed on each half side.
- the infrared radiators 202a, 202b, 202c and 202d are arranged in the radiator module 200 such that in each case the coated radiator tube half faces the rear side of the radiator module 200.
- the infrared radiators 202a, 202b, 202c, 202d are arranged within the module housing 5 201 such that their radiator tube longitudinal axes are parallel to each other.
- the distance between adjacent infrared radiators is 27 mm.
- cladding tubes 203a, 203b, 203c are arranged, each having a longitudinal axis of the cladding tube such that the respective longitudinal cladding tube axis is parallel to the radiator tube longitudinal axes of the infrared radiators 202a, 202b, 202c, 202d runs.
- the cladding tubes 203a, 203b, 203c are made of quartz glass; they have a length of 700 mm with an outer diameter of 23 mm and a cladding wall thickness of 2 mm. The shortest distance from cladding tube to radiator tube is 2 mm. 5 is in each case one side a coating of opaque quartz glass (QRC ®, Heraeus) on the cladding tubes 203a, 203b, 203c. The coated side of the cladding tubes faces the rear side of the radiator module 200.
- QRC ® opaque quartz glass
- FIG. 3 shows an irradiation device 300 with a third embodiment of a radiator module 350 according to the invention in cross-section.
- the irradiation device 300 is used for drying color layers on metallic surfaces.
- the irradiation device 300 comprises a transport device 301 for a substrate 310 and the emitter module 350.
- the transport device 301 defines a transport direction 355 for the substrate 310.
- the substrate 310 has a reflective surface of aluminum coated with a transparent, not yet dried clearcoat layer 312.
- the surface of the substrate 310 together with the clearcoat layer 312 reflects about 60% of the radiation impinging on it.
- the radiator module 350 has a module housing 351 made of aluminum, which is provided with an outlet opening 352 for infrared radiation.
- infrared radiators 353a, 353b, 353c and two identical cladding tubes 354a, 354b are arranged in a radiator plane 370 such that the infrared radiator longitudinal axes and the cladding tube longitudinal axes are perpendicular to the transport direction 355.
- the infrared radiators 353a, 353b, 353c are each characterized by a nominal power of 6,000 W at a nominal current of 15 A.
- the outer diameter of the respective radiator tube is 34 mm, the radiator tube length 10 is 1 000 mm and the wall thickness of the respective radiator tube is 2 mm.
- the radiator tubes furthermore each have a rear side facing away from the outlet opening 352 and an opposite front side facing the outlet opening 352 and the process chamber 371. On the back of the radiator tubes each a radiator tube coating 356a, 356b, 356c of gold 15 is applied.
- a diffusely reflecting cladding tube coating 357a, 357b of opaque quartz glass (QRC ®, Heraeus) is respectively applied to the back of the cladding tube 20 354a, 354b.
- FIG. 3 shows by way of example the beam path of individual beams A, B, C emitted by the infrared radiators 353a, 353b, 353c. They are shown hatched differently in FIG.
- the steel A emitted from the infrared radiator 353b strikes the surface of the substrate 310 at a nearly vertical angle, and is partially absorbed by the surface of the substrate 310, but at least partially reflected back toward the reflector of the emissive infrared emitter, that is Reflected reflector 356b, and there in several steps on the Sub- strat 310 and is available for irradiation of the substrate 310 again.
- the reflected beam is not returned to the reflector of the emitting infrared radiator (here: 356b) but to an adjacent cladding tube 354a, where it meets the cladding reflector 357a. There, the incident partial beam B is diffusely reflected and, viewed in its entirety, reflected back onto the substrate 310.
- the reflected radiation component is thrown back onto one of the reflectors, for example onto the reflector of another infrared lamp (not shown) or onto the reflector of a cladding tube which is not immediately adjacent , For example, on the reflector 357b of the cladding tube 354b (beam C). In both cases, the beam is reflected back toward the substrate 310.
- Radiation reflected by the substrate can thus be returned to the substrate in a few reflection steps. At the same time radiation losses are avoided.
- the arrangement according to the invention contributes to the fact that the rays are returned to the process space 371 (shown by dashed lines 358a, 358b in FIG. 3), so that a high irradiance can be achieved there
- FIG. 4 shows an irradiation device 400 with a radiator module 450 in cross section, which essentially differs from the irradiation device 300 according to FIG. 3 in that no cladding tube provided with a reflector coating 357a, 357b is arranged between the infrared radiators 353a, 353b, 353c.
- FIG. 4 also shows the beam path of the beams A, B, C shown by way of example in FIG.
- the steel A emitted from the infrared radiator 353b strikes the surface of the substrate 310 at a nearly vertical angle, and is partially absorbed by the surface of the substrate 310, but at least partially reflected back toward the reflector of the emissive infrared emitter, that is, the gold coating Thrown back 356b, and thrown back there on the substrate 310 in two steps; the reflected portion of beam A is available for irradiation of the substrate 310 again.
- the beam path of beam A from FIG. 4 does not differ from that of FIG. However, differences in the beam path are observed for beams B and C.
- Beam B strikes substrate 310 at a shallower angle compared to beam A.
- the reflected portion of beam B therefore, passes into the back space 480 of the emitter module 450.
- the module housing 351 is made of aluminum, beam B becomes the backside Surface of the gold coating 356a of the infrared radiator 353a reflected. It only returns to the process chamber 371 after multiple reflection on the module housing 351 and the rear surface of the gold coating 356a.
- the reflected radiation component strikes the surface of the substrate at an angle, that the radiation is reflected into the process space and from there into an area outside the process space (see beam C). Such reflected radiation may not be available for irradiation in process room 371; it is achieved a reduced irradiance. Comparative Example 2
- the radiator module comprises nine parallel twin infrared radiators, each with a radiator tube length of 700 mm and a cross section of 23 mm x 1 1 mm.
- the nominal operating power of the radiator module is 9 x 4,200 W.
- the distance from the central axis of a first infrared radiator to the central axis of an adjacent, second infrared radiator is 55 mm.
- the radiator module was used in two variants:
- Variant Eight sheaths with a half-sided coating made of opaque quartz glass are inserted between the tubes.
- Cladding tube cross-section 23 mm x 1 1 mm; Cladding tube length: 700 mm 2nd variant: No cladding tubes.
- Heating time 58 s 79 s
- the heating efficiency increases by about 27%.
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