WO2015009483A1 - Alkali-free aluminosilicate glasses, suitable as substrate for induction heating cooktops - Google Patents
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- the present disclosure relates to aluminosilicate glasses. Its main subject matter more specifically concerns aluminosilicate glasses whose compositions may or may not contain boron, and are free of alkali metals.
- Said glasses have properties of interest and more particularly a low coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE).
- CTE coefficient of thermal expansion
- particular uses of said glasses include substrates for cooktops of induction heating cooking devices.
- the disclosed glasses have been developed within the context of cooktops for induction heating cooking devices but are in no way limited to the said context.
- lithium aluminosilicate type glass-ceramic plates are chiefly proposed. Said glass-ceramic plates have been described in numerous documents and in particular in US Patent No. 7671303 and patent application WO 2012/010278.
- the inventors have surprisingly found aluminosilicate glasses whose composition is free of alkali metals, having the required properties for said highly advantageous substitution. It can henceforth be noted here that the substitution is most advantageous insofar as it obviates the implementation of a ceramming step, and therefore the use of nucleating agent(s), the use of lithium oxide (Li 2 0: a costly raw material) and the use of arsenic oxide (tin oxide being notably fully suitable as a fining agent).
- aluminoborosilicate glasses have been described whose compositions are free of alkali metals, more particularly for application in the technical field of displays (screens, televisions, etc.). Said aluminoborosilicate glasses have especially been described in the following patent documents: US 5 1 16 788, EP 1 91 1 725, US 2007/0243992, WO 2004/ 020356, US 2009/0294773, US 7,727,916, US 2009/0129061 , EP 0 787 693, US 2012/0033693 and CN 102515524. In general they have thermal expansion coefficient values higher than 30 x 10 "7 /°C. They do not have the composition of the glasses as disclosed herein.
- Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to aluminosilicate glasses that are transparent, entirely colorless when there are no coloring agent(s) in their composition (therefore not having the aforementioned yellowish coloring) or colored through the presence of coloring agents in their composition, and which exhibit the required properties. They are characterized by a very low coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE). They also have acid and alkali chemical durability of interest. On account of their melt temperature and viscosity at liquidus temperature they can easily be obtained using a forming step via rolling under industrial conditions. In embodiments, the glass compositions are free of Ti0 2 .
- aluminosilicate glasses whose compositions are free of alkali metals and, expressed as weight percentages of oxides, comprise 60 to 70% Si0 2 , 13 to 22% Al 2 0 3 , 0 to 9% B 2 0 3 , 1 to 6% MgO, 0 to 5% CaO, 1 to 5% BaO, 2 to 12% ZnO, and 0 to 3% SrO; wherein Al 2 0 3 + B 2 0 3 + ZnO > 23%, and
- compositional percentages are expressed herein on a per weight basis unless otherwise indicated.
- the disclosed glasses are free or substantially free of crystalline content.
- the disclosed aluminosilicate glasses are free of alkali metals (with the exception of inevitable traces, i.e., ⁇ 1000 ppm). It is effectively impossible to fully exclude the presence of such traces, most particularly within a context of recycled raw materials used in the charge.
- the disclosed glasses characteristically have the above-indicated weight composition and in addition their contents of AI2O3, B2O3, ZnO, MgO, CaO, BaO and SrO are such that they meet the two conditions specified above.
- the first of these two conditions for glasses having the indicated composition, imparts a low coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE), i.e., lower than 30 x 10 "7 /°C, between 20 and 300°C. Glasses having such CTE values are fully suitable as substrates for plates 4 mm thick, said plates being fully suitable as cooktops for induction heating cooking devices. The cooktops resist thermal shock and do not deform or break over the temperature range of 0-400°C.
- CTE coefficient of thermal expansion
- the second of these conditions imparts chemical durabilityities to the glasses against acids (half loss in weight per unit surface area) and against alkalis (weight loss per unit surface area) that are advantageous, i.e., less than 400 mg/dm 2 .
- Chemical acid durability and alkali durability are respectively measured as per standards DIN 12-1 1 and ISO 695. Such durability values are fully compatible with the use of the said glasses as substrates for cooktops for induction heating cooking devices.
- the composition of the glasses is free of alkali metals (see above) most particularly with reference to the sought-after low thermal expansion coefficient values.
- the composition is therefore free of Li 2 0; this being additionally advantageous in terms of the cost of the raw materials.
- the content of S1O2 is 60% or higher having regard to the sought-after good values of durability and low coefficient of thermal expansion.
- the S1O2 content is not higher than 70% with regard to the viscosity of the glass and hence advantageous preparation conditions thereof.
- the S1O2 content of the glasses is between 65 and 70%.
- the AI2O3 content is such as indicated above to obtain advantageous conditions for preparing the glass.
- AI2O3, in the indicated content, allows glass viscosity of 30 Pa.s (300 poises) to be obtained at temperatures lower than 1700°C.
- the AI2O3 content in embodiments is between 15 and 20%.
- the glasses may or may not contain boron (e.g., B2O3). It is considered that they do not contain boron if the content thereof in the composition is less than 1000 ppm (in which case the term traces is used, due to the use of recycled raw materials in the charge). If boron is present, in general at least 0.1 % and advantageously at least 1 % B2O3 is included. The effect of boron is to reduce the coefficient of thermal expansion and viscosity of the glass.
- the weight composition of the glasses may contain 0 to 5% B2O3.
- the MgO content is at least 1 %. MgO acts to reduce the viscosity of the glass and viscosity at liquidus temperature. The content is not too high (MgO > 6%) as otherwise the chemical durabilityities of the glass would be severely affected.
- the weight composition of the glasses in embodiments contains 1 to 4% MgO; BaO, CaO and SrO. These components are present to inhibit or prevent the phenomenon of phase separation with respect to chemical durability.
- the presence of BaO in embodiments is essential. BaO is useful in reducing the viscosity of the glass.
- the BaO content is 1 to 5%, e.g., 1 .5 to 4%.
- SrO may be included up to a content of 3%.
- the glass compositions are free of SrO (with the exception of inevitable traces, i.e., up to 1000 ppm) insofar as this compound is costly. Traces of SrO may result from the presence of recycled raw materials in the charge.
- the CaO content may range up to 5%. In embodiments, the CaO content does not exceed 3%. It is not necessarily included. An excess of these types of compound (BaO + CaO + SrO > 13%) is detrimental to the desired low values of thermal expansion coefficient.
- the glass compositions may contain zinc (ZnO > 2%). The chief effect of this compound is to reduce the coefficient of thermal expansion. It is not present in excess (ZnO > 12%) to prevent devitrification.
- the ZnO content in embodiments is between 5 and 12%.
- Example contents of each of the ingredients have been indicated above. These contents are to be considered independently of each other or in combination with each other.
- the disclosed glasses comprise 65 to 70% Si0 2 , 15 to 20% AI2O3, 0 to 5% B2O3, 1 to 4% MgO, 0 to 3% CaO, 1 .5 to 4% BaO, and 5 to 12% ZnO.
- the glasses contain or may contain (see the indicated 0%) the above- identified ingredients in their composition, in the above-indicated contents paying due heed to the two above-specified conditions.
- the glass compositions include up to at least 96% of their weight, even up to at least 98% of their weight of the above-listed ingredients. Their composition may well be 100% (by weight) formed of said ingredients. However, the presence of other ingredients cannot be full excluded, evidently in limited quantities, which do not substantially affect the properties of the glasses concerned (most particularly the coefficient of thermal expansion and chemical durability).
- compositions of the glasses do not necessarily contain a fining agent.
- a fining agent at least one fining agent
- the content (expressed as oxide(s) weight percent) of the at least one fining agent is generally no more than 1 %; and in general it is at least 0.1 %. When the effect thereof is desired, its content is between 0.1 % and 0.5%.
- AS2O3 and Sb 2 0 3 conventional fining agents
- An example fining agent is tin oxide (Sn0 2 ).
- Other fining agents such as chlorine and cerium oxide (Ce0 2 ) may be used. Provision is then expressly made, but not limited thereto, for the combined or separate presence of Sn0 2 , chlorine and Ce0 2 in the glass compositions as disclosed herein.
- the disclosed glasses may be used as a constituent material in cooktops, for example substituting for transparent, colorless glass-ceramic materials, though the glasses may be used in other contexts, such as with bulk coloring.
- the above- indicated compositions may therefore additionally contain at least one coloring agent e.g., cobalt, nickel, chromium, manganese and/or vanadium.
- Said at least one coloring agent may be included in an efficient quantity, generally between 0.001 and 2% by weight (expressed as oxide(s) %).
- the disclosure relates to glasses whose weight composition is formed 100 weight percent of the above-listed ingredients and of at least one additional ingredient selected from fining agents (the at least one fining agent, if present in the composition, being present at a content generally of between 0.1 % and 1 %) and coloring agents (the at least one coloring agent, if present in the composition, being present at a content generally of between 0.001 % and 2% by weight).
- fining agents the at least one fining agent, if present in the composition, being present at a content generally of between 0.1 % and 1 %)
- coloring agents the at least one coloring agent, if present in the composition, being present at a content generally of between 0.001 % and 2% by weight.
- the glasses are of particular interest in that they exhibit a low coefficient of thermal expansion, i.e., lower than 30 x 10 "7 /°C, over the range of 20 to 300°C.
- the coefficient of thermal expansion is generally between 24 and 30 x 10 "7 /°C.
- the coefficient of thermal expansion is lower than 27 x 10 " 7 /°C.
- the glasses exhibit acid (half loss in weight per unit surface area) and alkali (weight loss per unit surface area) chemical durability of interest, i.e., less than 400 mg/dm 2 , e.g., less than 250 mg/dm 2 measured as per standard DIN12-1 16 and standard ISO 695 respectively.
- the disclosed glasses are particularly suitable as substrates for cooktops in induction heating cooking devices.
- the disclosed glasses are virtually entirely colorless due at least in part to the absence of Ti0 2 and the absence of crystals in their composition.
- the "virtually entirely colorless" character can be quantified such that the disclosed glasses (as polished 4 mm thick samples) have the optical properties hereafter listed: Tv > 90 %; L* > 95; a* between [-0.5, +0.2], e.g., [-0.3, +0.1 ]; b* between [-0.1 , +1 .0], e.g., [-0.1 , +0.5]; and Yl ⁇ 2, e.g., ⁇ 1 .
- Tv total integrated transmission in the visible spectral range of 380-780 nm
- L* total integrated transmission in the visible spectral range of 380-780 nm
- a* b* color coordinates into the CIELAB color space
- Yl yellow index
- the indicated values correspond to results obtained with a UV-visible-near IR double beam spectrophotometer equipped with an integrating sphere.
- Tv, L*, a* and b* are calculated with illuminant D65 and 2° observer.
- the glasses can be readily obtained on account of their viscosity at liquidus temperature and melt temperature.
- They generally have a viscosity at liquidus temperature higher than 300 Pa.s (3000 poises), e.g., higher than 500 Pa.s (5000 poises) and a viscosity of 30 Pa.s (300 poises) at a temperature lower than 1700°C.
- the glasses also have relatively high glass transition temperatures. This is of advantage in the context of plates made of said glasses, for decoration thereof with frits.
- the disclosed glasses represent a particularly advantageous alternative in that they are free of alkali metals (more particularly Li 2 0), and can be manufactured without implementing a ceramming step and also possibly without the use of arsenic oxide.
- the glasses are transparent and entirely colorless such that plates made of said glasses are fully suitable as substrates for induction heating cooktops.
- the field of application of the disclosed glasses is not limited to the field of transparent, colorless cooktops (e.g., cooktops having a coating).
- the glasses themselves may be colored.
- the glasses may be used in contexts that benefit from a material having low coefficient of thermal expansion and strong chemical durabilityities.
- a substrate for an element chosen from among a cooktop for induction heating cooking device and a glazing For example, large-size glazings subjected to strong heat are likely to undergo major deformation. A low coefficient of thermal expansion of its constituent glass is therefore valuable. Mention has been made of a substrate for cooktops insofar as the presence of a coating is not excluded or may be expressly provided. With respect to glazings, they may possibly comprise at least one layer (an anti- reflective layer for example) on said substrate.
- the present disclosure also relates to articles at least partly comprising the aluminosilicate glasses disclosed above. Example articles include cooktops for induction heating cooking devices and glazings of that type.
- Example methods for obtaining the disclosed glasses comprise melting a batch mixture of raw materials having the desired glass composition, optionally fining the molten glass, and cooling the molten glass.
- Methods for obtaining an article comprise melting a batch mixture of raw material, optionally fining the molten glass, cooling the molten glass while simultaneously shaping it into the desired form, and annealing and/or cooling the shaped glass.
- the resultant article may be decorated.
- Glass articles as disclosed herein may be substituted in certain applications for glass-ceramic materials.
- the mixtures were placed in platinum crucibles for melting.
- the crucibles containing said mixtures were then placed in a furnace pre-heated to 1550°C where they were subjected to the following melt cycle: hold at 1550°C for 15 min; temperature rise from 1550°C to 1650°C in 30 min; and hold at 1650°C for 390 min.
- CTE indicates the coefficient of thermal expansion between 20 and 300°C.
- Tg (°C) is the glass transition temperature. It is confirmed that the disclosed glasses have relatively high Tg values (which provides wider possibilities regarding the choice of decorative frit compositions in the event that provision is made to decorate one of the sides of the panel with said frit).
- Tiiq (°C) is the liquidus temperature.
- the liquidus is given for a range of associated temperatures and viscosities (see also Viscosity T
- the highest temperature corresponds to the minimum temperature at which no crystal is observed, the lowest temperature corresponds to the maximum temperature at which crystals are observed.
- T 3 oo poises is the temperature at which the viscosity of the glass is 300 poises (30 Pa.s).
- the optical properties of these glasses were compared with those of transparent, colorless glass-ceramics.
- the comparative glass-ceramic is a ⁇ -quartz, lithium aluminosilicate type containing Li 2 0 and Ti0 2 in its composition.
- the low values of the yellow indexes of the disclosed glasses are believed to be the result of the absence of Ti0 2 and of crystals in the glasses.
- Examples 1 to 5 therefore illustrate various embodiments.
- the glasses in Examples 1 , 2, 3 and 5 are aluminoborosilicate glasses.
- the glass in Example 4 does not contain any boron in its composition.
- the glasses in each of the said examples show CTE ⁇ 30 x 10 "7 /°C; chemical durability values lower than 250 mg/dm 2 ; viscosity of 300 poises at a temperature lower than 1700°C (T 30 o oises ⁇ 1700°C); and viscosity at liquidus temperature higher than 3000 poises (Viscosity T
- the glasses in Examples 1 and 2 are preferred. Applicant fully masters the forming of glasses having viscosity in the region of 3000 poises. To prevent any devitrification, glasses should be used having a minimum viscosity at liquidus temperature of more than 3000 poises, e.g., more than 5000 poises.
- the glass of Example 5 is also very interesting from that point of view (i.e., value of viscosity at Iiquidus temperature) but slightly less interesting from the point of view of the value of its CTE.
- composition of the glass in comparative Example C1 does not contain BaO.
- compositions of the glasses in comparative Examples 04 and 07 do not contain MgO.
- the glasses in comparative Examples 01 , 04 and 07 display T 30 o poises > 1700°C.
- composition of the glass in comparative Example 02 is such that the sum AI2O3 + B2O3 + ZnO, equalling 22, is less than 23.
- This glass has a CTE value higher than 30 x 10 "7 /°C.
- compositions of the glasses in comparative Examples 05 and 06 contain too much B2O3 (more than 9%). The acid durability of these glasses is not satisfactory.
- composition of the glass in comparative Example 01 1 contains too much ZnO (more than 12%). It does not have a satisfactory viscosity at Iiquidus temperature (devitrification problem).
- composition of the glass in comparative Example 09 does not contain BaO or ZnO.
- compositions of the glasses in comparative Examples 03, 08, 09 and 010 are such that the sums B 2 0 3 + MgO - CaO - BaO - SrO is higher than 6.
- the corresponding glasses do not exhibit satisfactory chemical durabilityities.
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