KR100977459B1 - Method and system for mass production of nanopowders by wire explosion in liquid - Google Patents
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The present invention relates to a method and system for mass production of nanopowders by electric explosion in liquid, and more particularly, to mass production of nanopowders using various types of explosives, and to prevent the feeding part from being damaged by an electric explosion. The structure of the high voltage electrode is made in the form of a staircase conical container so that explosive materials of various shapes and lengths can be seated between the high voltage electrodes without slipping, and the colloidal liquid generated during the electric explosion is concentrated to reintroduce the liquid into the lower chamber. It relates to a method and system for mass production of nanopowders.
Therefore, the present invention repeatedly supplies the rod-shaped explosive material to the electrode part by using a robot arm and a rotating machine, and concentrates and reintroduces the colloidal liquid ejected during the electric explosion by using the concentrator and the circulator. Provided are a method and system for mass production of nanopowders by electroexplosion in liquids for recycling liquids.
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The present invention relates to a method and system for mass production of nanopowders by electric explosion in liquid, and more particularly, to mass production of nanopowders using various types of explosives, and to prevent the feeding part from being damaged by an electric explosion. The structure of the high voltage electrode is made in the form of a staircase conical container so that explosive materials of various shapes and lengths can be seated between the high voltage electrodes without slipping, and the colloidal liquid generated during the electric explosion is concentrated to reintroduce the liquid into the lower chamber. It relates to a method and system for mass production of nanopowders.
Recently, the development of nanostructured powder materials as a new material has been very important because it can be applied as a foundation technology in a new field including nano devices.
The ultra fine powder material can exhibit unusual electro-magnetic, mechanical, and catalytic properties that cannot be obtained with conventional materials due to the finer material structure (100 nm or less) and the increase in surface area. Therefore, ultra-high strength parts, magnetic parts, Next-generation functional materials, such as thermoelectrics, sensors, filters, and catalysts, must create new demand throughout the industry.
With the development of the high-tech industry, the performance and miniaturization of components and systems are progressing. Currently, component factors having a phenomenological length of micron or submicron, which determine physical / chemical / biological characteristics, are used.
Therefore, the importance of nanotechnology is a technology that can overcome the limitations of the existing technology for high performance and miniaturization of parts and systems, and it is typical and cutting-edge of future technology because new performance can be expressed as the phenomenological length decreases. It is an essential element in product development.
At present, a variety of methods are known for producing a material from nanopowders, but among them, metal nanopowder manufacturing technology by an electric explosion method using pulse power is widely known and is being actively researched.
The nanopowder manufacturing method using pulse power not only has a very important meaning in terms of industrial applications, but is also economically advantageous compared to other methods of preparing nanopowders.
Here, look at the conventional metal nano powder manufacturing method by the electric explosion method using pulse power as follows.
Existing metal nanopowder manufacturing method using an electroexplosion method in the air, providing a predetermined chamber filled with air or an inert gas; Feeding a metal wire into the chamber; Electrically exploding and vaporizing the metal wire in the chamber using pulse power; Including the step of collecting the metal nano-powder generated by cooling / condensation by the atmosphere gas using an air filter, and the like.
However, the nano-powder manufacturing method by the conventional air-explosion method that proceeds to the above process has the following problems.
First, most metal nanopowders are exposed to air in the process of collection and handling and are easily oxidized, and there is a risk of dust explosion in the process, which makes handling difficult.
Second, in the nano powder manufacturing process, there is an inconvenience of having to regularly clean the deposited powder due to frequent breakdown due to the powder deposited inside the chamber, and accordingly, productivity and workability are greatly reduced.
Third, the nanoparticles collected in the air tend to aggregate due to their characteristics, which makes it difficult to classify them by size.
Fourth, in order to use the agglomerated powder, since an essential step of dispersing the nanopowder in the dispersant is further required, there is an inefficient and inefficient economic aspect.
In order to supplement the conventional method for manufacturing nanopowders by the airborne explosion method, a method for preparing nanopowders by the liquid explosion method has been proposed.
The nanopowder manufacturing method by the electrolytic explosion in the liquid has the advantage that the conventional manufacturing method in terms of the quality of the powder, but has a problem that is difficult to mass production.
Specifically, the method for manufacturing nanopowders in air and in liquid feeds wires between electrodes in a manner of rolling a thin wire of 1 mm or less, and such a roll feeding method is that deformation of wires due to shock waves in the case of explosion in liquid There is a problem that continuous feeding is impossible to occur.
Therefore, the nano-powder manufacturing method by the liquid explosion method is difficult to be applied to mass production when using the feeding method used in the conventional lifting method because the gap between the wire and the electrode is much smaller than the lifting method can be exploded.
The present invention has been made in order to solve the above problems, to overcome the limitations of the production volume that could not be overcome in the conventional nano-powder by liquid explosion in order to implement a mass production system applicable to industries such as powder metallurgy The rod-shaped explosive material is repeatedly supplied to the electrode part by the feeding part operation, and then the electrolytic explosion of the explosive material seated on the conical stepped high voltage electrode, and the colloid generated by the electric explosion of the explosive material. It is an object of the present invention to provide a method and a system for mass production of nanopowders by electroexplosion in a liquid in which a liquid is concentrated in a concentrator and re-introduced into a lower chamber where an electroexplosion occurs.
The present invention for achieving the above object
A slot installed at an upper end of the upper chamber and loaded with explosive material conveyed by a conveyor; A feeding unit disposed below the slot to drop the explosive material; A lower chamber in which the feeding part is mounted on the upper part and the inside of which is filled with liquid; A sliding door disposed below the feeding part to isolate the feeding part from the following electrode part; An electrode unit mounted at a lower portion of the lower chamber to electrically explode the explosive material seated by the feeding unit; An explosion device comprising;
A storage container made of a transparent material for temporarily storing a colloid ejected by an electric explosion; A collecting tube connected to one side of the lower chamber to communicate the lower chamber with a storage container; An inlet control valve connected to one side of the storage container to adjust an inflow amount of the colloid; A concentrating unit for concentrating the colloid introduced from the storage container; Concentrating device consisting of;
A circulation pipe communicating the concentrating device and the lower chamber; A flow control valve and a circulation motor installed in the circulation pipe to control the flow rate and speed of the concentrated colloid re-introduced into the lower chamber; A circulation device consisting of;
And a control unit.
In addition, the feeding unit includes a drive motor, but a rotor installed on the upper end of the lower chamber; A robot arm mounted on both sides of the rotator to mount and detach the explosive material using an electromagnet;
And a control unit.
In addition, the electrode portion is a high-voltage electrode formed in the form of a stepped conical container; An electrode support disposed under the high voltage electrode to insulate and support the high voltage electrode;
And a control unit.
And, the concentrating portion and the liquid container for storing the colloidal liquid controlled to be introduced by the inlet control valve; A heating unit installed at one side of the liquid container to heat the colloidal liquid; A condenser mounted on an upper portion of the liquid container to cool and liquefy colloidal vapor evaporated by the heating unit; A condensation vessel installed at a lower portion of the condenser to store the particle separation liquid liquefied by the condenser, and being connected to the circulation pipe;
And a control unit.
In another preferred embodiment,
(a) dropping the explosive material loaded in the slot by operation of the feeding part and seating the explosive material on the electrode part;
(b) closing the sliding door provided between the feeding part and the electrode part to isolate the electrode part and the feeding part from the electric power generation;
(c) supplying pulse power to the high voltage electrode to electroexplode the explosive material seated on the electrode in a liquid-filled lower chamber;
(d) storing the colloidal liquid ejected by the electric explosion in the storage container through the collection tube;
(e) separating the colloidal liquid introduced into the proper amount by the inflow control valve from the reservoir using a concentrating unit;
(h) reflowing the liquid separated by the concentrator into the lower chamber using a circulator;
And a control unit.
In addition, the explosive material is characterized by using a rod shape cut to a certain length.
In the step (a), the explosion material loaded in the slot is mounted and detached using an electromagnet-attached robot arm, and the robot arm operates the driving motor while the process of loading and discharging the explosion material is repeated. Rotate to.
In addition, the step (e) is a step of storing the colloid introduced into the appropriate amount by the inlet control valve in the liquid container; Heating and evaporating the colloidal solution stored in the liquid container with a heating unit; Cooling and liquefying the evaporated colloid with a coagulant; Storing the liquid separated from the liquid due to the liquefaction in a concentration vessel;
And a control unit.
As described above, the method and system for mass production of nanopowders by submerged electroexplosion according to the present invention provide the following effects.
First, by supplying the explosive material to the electrode part repeatedly by using the feeding part provided with the robot arm and the driving motor, various types of explosive materials can be used, and it is also possible to mass-produce nanopowders,
After the explosive material is supplied to the lower chamber, the sliding door is closed to isolate the feeding portion and the electrode portion, thereby preventing the feeding portion from being damaged from the impact caused by the electric explosion.
The structure of the high voltage electrode is made in the form of a staircase conical container, and the explosive materials of various shapes and lengths are seated between the high voltage electrodes without slipping,
By concentrating the colloidal liquid generated during the electric explosion using a concentrator, to produce a particle separation liquid in which the particulate matter is separated,
By reflowing the particle separation liquid into the lower chamber using a circulator, there is an effect of minimizing the loss of the liquid to be filled during the electrical explosion inside the lower chamber.
The terminology used herein is for the purpose of describing particular example embodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of the present invention. A singular expression includes a plural expression unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. In this application, the terms “comprises” or “having” are intended to indicate that there is a feature, number, step, action, component, part, or combination thereof described in the specification, and one or more other It is to be understood that the present invention does not exclude the possibility of the presence or the addition of features, numbers, steps, operations, components, components, or a combination thereof.
Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1 is a view showing a nanopowder mass production system by electric explosion in liquid according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a view showing an explosive device of FIG. 1.
According to the present invention, after the rod-shaped
The detailed description of each component of the nanopowder mass production system by the electric explosion in the liquid of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the method of manufacturing the nanopowder.
As shown in Figure 1, the nano-powder mass production system by the electric explosion in the liquid according to the present invention is largely exploded
The
At this time, the
In addition, the
The
The interior of the
Here, the
In addition, the
That is, as shown in Figure 2, the
Hereinafter, referring to the accompanying drawings, the operation of the explosion apparatus will be described.
3 is an operation diagram of the feeding unit according to the present invention.
First, as shown in FIG. 3, the
Subsequently, the supply of current to the
Next, after rotating the
In addition, the sliding
At this time, the electric energy introduced into the electric explosion is increased to 100KJ from the conventional several KJ to maximize the amount of nano-powder generated in one electric explosion.
As described above, the process of supplying the explosive material-rotating the robot arm-closing the sliding door-electric explosion occurs continuously for several seconds, and through the repetition of this process, mass production of the nanopowder becomes possible.
On the other hand, the
In addition, the
A
The
In addition, a shear flow
Looking at the operation of the concentrator and the circulation device as follows.
In the
Thereafter, by using the
Here, the
In addition, the selection of which heater to use for the
Next, the colloid evaporated by the
At this time, the colloidal liquid collected by the
Meanwhile, the
As described above, the present invention can produce a large amount of nano-powder by repeatedly supplying the rod-shaped
While the invention has been shown and described with respect to certain preferred embodiments thereof, the invention is not limited to these embodiments, and has been claimed by those of ordinary skill in the art to which the invention pertains. It includes all the various forms of embodiments that can be carried out without departing from the spirit.
1 is a start view of the nano-powder mass production system by electric explosion in liquid according to the present invention,
2 is an exploded view of the explosive device of FIG. 1;
3 is an operation of the feeding unit according to the present invention.
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