WO2015068936A1 - 금속 소재를 용융하여 공급하기 위한 유도 가열 헤드 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an induction heating head, and more particularly, to an induction heating head for melting and supplying a metal material.
- the present invention relates to an induction heating head for locally supplying a metal material to be supplied and supplying it in a molten state.
- the induction heating head according to the present invention is applicable to various technical fields such as soldering, metal welding, 3D printing of metal materials.
- solder soldering Today, most electronic products are soldered to electrically connect and mechanically fix electronic components on a printed circuit board (PCB).
- PCB printed circuit board
- a method of soldering an electronic component to a PCB a method of soldering by soldering a solder wire (heat solder) while supplying a solder wire to a soldering position (hereinafter referred to as solder soldering), and solder paste between the terminal of the electronic component and the pad of the PCB.
- solder soldering solder paste
- solder paste soldering solder paste solder soldering
- Solder alloys used in the manufacture of electronic products have a melting temperature in the range of approximately 190 ° C-300 ° C.
- the lead alloys When soldering, the lead alloys are heated above the melting temperature, so that the electronic components and PCBs to be soldered are heated to temperatures above the normal use rated temperature.
- soldering by the reflow soldering process or the wave soldering process which is a kind of solder paste soldering
- both the parts and the PCB are heated above the melting temperature of lead alloys.
- the parts of the PCB and the electronic components in contact with the soldering iron are locally heated above the melting temperature of the braze alloy.
- electronic components are manufactured to have a higher temperature rating than necessary to operate safely even when exposed to high temperatures during the soldering process, which increases the manufacturing cost of the electronic component.
- electronic components heated to high temperatures in the soldering process may be damaged by thermal shock.
- the reflow soldering process causes cracks in the electrolytic capacitor or the semiconductor package, and decreases the strength of the multilayer PCB or cracks around the via holes.
- the induction heating soldering device disclosed in the patent document is a surface mounting device for soldering electronic components surface-mounted on a PCB, which is difficult to apply to soldering soldering. In particular, it does not provide a specific method or apparatus for supplying the solder to the magnetic field formed by the induction coil.
- an induction heating soldering apparatus capable of locally soldering a terminal of an electronic component and a pad of a PCB locally by induction heating may be soldered in a non-contact manner.
- FRISCH of Germany manufactures and sells induction soldering induction soldering devices.
- An embodiment of a soldering device is disclosed on a homepage (http://www.frisch-gmbh.de/).
- 1 is an embodiment of an induction heating soldering device similar to that disclosed on the home page above.
- the induction heating soldering apparatus shown in FIG. 1 includes an induction heating coil 10 and a high frequency power source 20 connected to both ends of the induction heating coil 10.
- the end 10a of the induction heating coil 10 is wound in an open loop shape at one side thereof and is bent in an L shape. As shown in FIG. 1, the end of the induction heating coil 10 is brought close to the terminal 41a of the part 41 inserted into the part insertion hole of the PCB 40, and the end of the induction heating coil 10. Soldering is performed by bringing the solder close to the vicinity of (10a) to melt the solder. When a high frequency current flows through the induction heating coil 10, a magnetic field is changed by electromagnetic induction, and when a conductor is placed on the magnetic field, an induction current is generated and heated, and the melting point of the heated PCB pad and the terminal of the electronic component Low soldering leads to melting and soldering.
- FIG. 2 is an isoline of the energy distribution in the range heated by the induction heating soldering device shown in FIG. 1. As shown in FIG. 2, the heating regions a-g are widely distributed around the end 10a of the coil 10 so that an electronic component placed around the end 10a of the coil 10 in addition to the soldering thread 30 may be disposed. Heating causes damage.
- FIG. 3 shows the temperature distribution of the solder wire heated by the induction heating soldering device shown in FIG. 1.
- a portion 30b spaced a predetermined distance from the end 30a of the solder 30 is formed. Heated to a temperature higher than the end.
- the melt is first melted at a position 30c far from the end to supply an excessive amount of solder, or the solder 30a is melted.
- the hottest temperature portion 30b at the end melts first before falling off, causing the weld 30 to fall off without the end 30a melted.
- the solder supplied for soldering is disposed near the induction coil, it is heated by the induction coil, and thermal deformation occurs, so that it is difficult to accurately position the soldering portion.
- a direct contact soldering device using a conventional iron is not suitable for application of a product defect due to a poor soldering or damage to a component exposed to high temperature. It is difficult.
- an apparatus for soldering in a non-contact manner using a laser has been proposed.
- the laser soldering device is a device for soldering by irradiating a laser light on the lead of the solder and electronic components and the pad of the PCB.
- a soldering apparatus using a laser has a drawback of damaging the electronic component or the PCB when irradiating the electronic component or the PCB away from the laser light soldering portion due to external disturbance during soldering.
- an apparatus for melting a metal material and supplying it to a desired position For example, in the case of repairing a mold in which a certain part is worn out due to prolonged use, when an apparatus capable of supplying a molten metal material to a worn part is developed, an expensive mold can be restored and used at a low cost. . In addition, when a crack occurs in a large steel structure such as a bridge, or when reinforcement is needed to cope with a load change, a device that can melt and weld a metal material on site is developed. The structure can be repaired or reinforced.
- An object of the present invention is to provide an induction heating head having a new structure that can solve not only the problems of the induction heating soldering apparatus as described above, but also a need for an apparatus for supplying a metal material by melting.
- an induction heating head capable of accurately and easily supplying a molten metal material at a predetermined position in a desired amount.
- An induction heating head for melting and supplying a metal material includes an induction heating coil for electrically connecting to a high frequency power source and a magnetic core.
- the magnetic core has a hollow cylindrical shape made of a magnetic material for providing a path of magnetic flux induced by the induction heating coil, an inlet for supplying a metal material into the hollow, and for supplying the supplied metal material. It has an outlet part.
- the induction heating coil may be formed by winding the conductive wire in a spiral shape (solenoid form) or by winding the conductive plate in a circular shape.
- Induction heating coils formed by winding a conductive material in a spiral or circle form a hollow magnetic flux passage in a central portion thereof.
- the center of the induction heating coil and the outside of the induction heating coil are connected in a closed curve, and a magnetic force line whose direction is changed according to the frequency of the high frequency power is formed.
- the conductor located inside the magnetic field formed by the magnetic field lines whose direction is changed by the electromagnetic induction phenomenon is heated.
- the magnetic core is formed of a magnetic material to provide a passage of the magnetic field induced by the induction heating coil, thereby preventing the magnetic flux from passing through the metal material inserted into the hollow of the core to prevent the metal material located in the core hollow from being heated.
- the magnetic core may be a ferromagnetic material, but it is preferable not to be heated to a high temperature using, for example, a soft magnetic core such as an oxide such as a ferrite core or a compacted core formed of a metal powder.
- the outlet portion of the magnetic core is configured to allow magnetic flux to pass through the metal material discharged through the outlet portion to heat and melt the metal discharged from the hollow of the magnetic core. Therefore, when the metal material is continuously supplied, the metal material located inside the magnetic core is heated by conducting heat from the metal material heated at the outlet of the magnetic core, not heated by the induced current.
- the metal material used in the practice of the present invention for example, iron or iron alloys, copper or copper alloys, lead or lead alloys, aluminum or aluminum alloys may be used.
- the shape of the metal material to be supplied can be used in various forms depending on the application. For example, it may be supplied in the form of a wire or in the form of a powder. In addition, even when supplied in the form of wire, various forms such as a filament form or a plurality of wires braided form is possible. Even in the case of powder, various shapes such as particles may be spherical, cylindrical, or flake shaped.
- the magnetic core may be disposed inside the induction heating coil or adjacent to the outside of the induction heating coil.
- the induction heating coil may use a solenoid induction heating coil formed by winding a wire rod, or use an induction heating coil formed by winding a plate in a zigzag form to form a hollow. Can be.
- the hollow induction heating coil increases the magnetic flux density by concentrating the magnetic flux at the position to be soldered, and the magnetic core inserted into the hollow of the induction heating coil limits the heating range of the metal material and melts and supplies it as necessary.
- the magnetic flux is concentrated and passed through to the position where the molten metal material is supplied to locally heat the site where the molten metal is attached.
- the magnetic core inserted into the hollow of the induction heating coil is longer than the length of the induction heating coil so as to heat and melt the metal material discharged from the hollow of the magnetic core, and the outlet portion of the magnetic core is It is preferable to arrange such that it is slightly exposed from the end of the induction heating coil.
- the outlet portion of the magnetic core When the outlet portion of the magnetic core has a simple planar shape cut at right angles to the center line of the cylindrical core, the magnetic force line that exits from the core or enters the magnetic core from the outside through the outlet cut surface of the magnetic core is the centerline of the core. Toward a convex curve. Therefore, the metal material discharged through the hollow of the outlet of the magnetic core and the magnetic force line passing through the magnetic core are bridged, thereby induction heating the metal material.
- the outlet portion of the magnetic core may increase the inner diameter of the inner circumferential surface of the magnetic core hollow toward the end portion along the longitudinal direction so that a tapered surface is formed on the inner circumferential surface of the outlet portion.
- the outlet portion of the magnetic core can be configured to extend inward in the radial direction.
- the outlet portion extends inward to face the outer circumferential surface of the metallic material discharged to the outlet portion of the magnetic core, most of the magnetic force lines that go out through the outlet portion or enter the magnetic core from the outside are connected with the metallic material discharged through the outlet portion. The metal material can be heated more effectively.
- the inlet of the magnetic core extends radially outward so that the magnetic material lines induced by the induction heating coil and the metal material supplied into the hollow of the core through the inlet of the magnetic core are not crosslinked.
- the metal material supplied to the inlet of the can be prevented from being heated at the inlet.
- the diameter of the outer circumferential surface of the inlet of the magnetic core may be reduced toward the end along the longitudinal direction, such that a tapered surface is formed on the outer circumferential surface of the inlet.
- the magnetic force line induced by the induction heating coil is not interlinked with the metal material inserted into the hollow of the magnetic core through the inlet, so that the metallic material supplied to the inlet is heated. Will not be.
- the magnetic core may be disposed inside the solenoid type induction heating coil formed by winding the wire rod or the induction heating coil formed by winding the sheet material.
- the induction heating head can be made compact.
- the induction heating head according to the present invention may further include a magnetic flux guide core to be used as a path of the magnetic force line which is guided by the induction heating coil and formed outside the coil.
- the magnetic flux guide core has a hollow cylindrical shape made of a magnetic material, and may be installed such that at least a portion of the induction heating coil is inserted into the hollow of the magnetic flux guide core.
- the magnetic flux guide core prevents the surrounding components from being affected by the lines of magnetic force induced outside the induction heating coil by the induction heating coil.
- an induction heating head may be formed by inserting an internal magnetic flux guide core made of a magnetic material into a magnetic flux passageway inside the induction heating coil, and installing the magnetic core outside the induction heating coil.
- the outlet portion of the magnetic core is disposed adjacent to the end of the inner magnetic flux guide core so that the metallic material discharged to the outlet portion intersects with more magnetic force lines passing through the magnetic core and the inner magnetic flux guide core.
- the internal magnetic flux guide core can be configured in the shape of a hollow or solid cylinder.
- both the magnetic core and the internal magnetic flux guide core are formed of a soft magnetic material.
- Induction heating heads according to the invention can be used in a variety of devices.
- lead or lead alloy formed in a wire form may be used as a metal material to be melted.
- iron or iron alloys, copper or copper alloys, aluminum or aluminum alloys can be used as the metal material to be melted.
- the metal material is preferably supplied in the form of a wire.
- the induction heating head according to the present invention is provided with an induction heating coil and a magnetic core to focus a magnetic flux for induction heating, and to melt and supply a metal material exactly as necessary.
- the induction heating head is provided with an induction heating coil and a magnetic core to focus a magnetic flux for induction heating, and to melt and supply a metal material exactly as necessary.
- by locally heating the portion where the molten metal is laminated it is possible to minimize the thermal effect on the workpiece generated when the periphery of the workpiece is heated widely.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a conventional induction heating soldering apparatus
- FIG. 2 is an explanatory view schematically showing an induction heating range in the induction heating soldering device shown in FIG.
- FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing a temperature distribution of a soldering end when induction heating of solder using the induction heating soldering device shown in FIG.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of an induction heating soldering device to which an embodiment of an induction heating head according to the present invention is applied;
- FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a state in which a magnetic core is inserted into an induction heating coil in an embodiment in which the induction heating head according to the present invention is applied to an induction heating soldering device.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram illustrating local heating of solder and electronic component terminals in the induction heating soldering device of FIG.
- FIG. 7 (a)-(e) are schematic diagrams illustrating various embodiments of inlet and outlet portions of a magnetic core
- FIG. 8 is an explanatory view showing another method of using the induction heating soldering device shown in FIG.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of an induction heating soldering device to which another embodiment of an induction heating head according to the present invention is applied.
- FIG. 10 is a schematic view of another embodiment of an induction heating head according to the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is a schematic view of another embodiment of an induction heating head according to the present invention.
- FIG. 12 is a schematic cross-sectional view of another embodiment of an induction heating head according to the present invention.
- FIG. 13 is a schematic view of another embodiment of an induction heating head according to the present invention.
- FIG. 14 is an explanatory view showing another method of using the induction heating head shown in FIG.
- 15 is an explanatory view showing another method of using the induction heating head in the present invention.
- 16 is a schematic diagram of a 3D printer to which an embodiment of an induction heating head according to the present invention is applied.
- 17 is a detailed view of the induction heating head applied to the 3D printer of FIG.
- FIG. 18 is a detailed view of another embodiment of an induction heating head applied to the 3D printer of FIG.
- the induction heating soldering device includes a high frequency power supply unit 120 and an induction heating head 100.
- the induction heating head 100 includes an induction heating coil 110 and a magnetic core 150 electrically connected to a high frequency power source.
- the induction heating coil 110 has a solenoid form formed by spirally winding a conductive wire such as copper, and a hollow magnetic flux passage is formed at the center thereof.
- the magnetic core 150 has a hollow cylindrical shape made of a magnetic material for providing a path of magnetic flux guided by the induction heating coil 110, and is inserted into the center of the induction heating coil 110.
- the solder lead 130 is inserted as a metal material for melting and supplying the magnetic core 150.
- it may further include a soldering supply means for supplying the soldering to the hollow of the magnetic core 150.
- a magnetic force line 180 is formed to connect the solenoid center and the outside of the induction heating coil 110 to a closed curve.
- the magnetic force line 180 changes in direction depending on the frequency of the high frequency power supply.
- the magnetic force line 180 passing through the central portion of the induction heating coil 110 passes through the magnetic core 150 inserted into the central portion, and the magnetic core 150 is formed of a magnetic material, and passes through the magnetic core 150. 180) is concentrated to increase the magnetic flux density.
- the magnetic core 150 has an inlet portion 150a for supplying the silt solder 130 to one end of the hollow and an outlet portion 150b for discharging the silt solder.
- a conductor located inside a magnetic field formed by a magnetic field line whose direction is changed by electromagnetic induction is heated.
- the magnetic field shield region 160 is formed in the hollow of the magnetic core 150 by the magnetic core 150 so that the magnetic force lines do not pass. Because it does not heat up.
- the seal lead 130 that passes through the magnetic core 150 and is discharged to the outlet portion 150b is interlinked with the magnetic flux at the outlet portion 150b of the magnetic core 150. Therefore, only the end portion of the silb 130 discharged from the hollow of the magnetic core 150 is heated by the electromagnetic induction phenomenon. That is, the magnetic core 150 allows only the end portion 130a of the soldering lead 130 discharged to the outlet portion 150b of the magnetic core 150 to be heated and melted.
- the length of the magnetic core 150 inserted into the hollow of the induction heating coil 110 is longer than that of the induction heating coil 110.
- the outlet portion 150b of the magnetic core 150 is disposed adjacent to the lower end of the solenoid-shaped induction heating coil 110 and is disposed to be slightly exposed from the end of the induction heating coil 110. That is, the inlet portion 150a of the magnetic core 150 is disposed to be far from the induction heating coil 110 than the outlet portion 150a. Therefore, the density of the magnetic force lines is lowered near the inlet portion 150a, so that the magnetic force lines that link with the seal lead 130 inserted into the inlet portion 150a of the core 150 become thin, and are inserted in the inlet portion 150a.
- the solder lead 130 is hardly heated. Therefore, only the end of the seal lead 130 discharged from the hollow of the magnetic core 150 of the oil price heating head 100 to the outlet portion 150b is heated and melted, and inserted into the inlet portion 150a of the magnetic core 150. The soldering lead 130 which becomes is hardly heated.
- the magnetic core 150 of the magnetic heating head 100 concentrates the magnetic flux induced by the induction heating coil 110 to a position to be soldered to increase the magnetic flux density and at the same time the magnetic core 150.
- the metal material passing through the hollow inside of the shield region 160 is formed so that the magnetic force line does not pass, and the magnetic force line passes through the metal material discharged to the outlet portion 150b of the magnetic core 150. That is, the magnetic core 150 limits the heating range of the metal material to the portion exposed to the outlet portion 150b of the magnetic core 150, and exposes the melted portion to the outlet portion 150b only to the required amount so that the metal core can be melted. To help.
- the magnetic core 150 supports a portion other than the exposed end of the metal material supplied in the form of a wire, and guides the metal material supplied in the form of a wire such as the seal lead 130 to the machining position of the workpiece accurately.
- the induction heating head according to the present invention can minimize the influence of heat of the workpiece by locally heating the workpiece to which the molten metal material is attached, as well as the molten metal material.
- the soldering device is locally heated at the same time as the end of the soldering lead 130 discharged to the outlet portion 150b of the magnetic core 150, thereby precisely soldering. Make it possible.
- the induction heating coil may be made of a metal pipe such as copper, and the cooling water may be configured to flow inside the pipe.
- the induction heating head causes a current to flow in the induction heating coil only while the induction heating head is working, and blocks the current flowing into the induction heating coil while the head or the workpiece is moving for the next operation. It is possible to prevent overheating of the induction heating coil and save energy.
- FIG. 7 (a)-(d) illustrate magnetic cores of various embodiments in which the inlet and outlet shapes are modified.
- the shape of the outlet 150b is perpendicular to the centerline of the cylindrical core 150.
- the inlet portion 150a of the magnetic core 150 extends outward in the radial direction, and is configured to provide a path of the magnetic flux.
- the magnetic core 150 illustrated in FIG. 7B has a tapered surface formed on the outer circumferential surface of the inlet portion 150a-1 so that the diameter of the outer circumferential surface decreases toward the end along the central axis.
- the magnetic force line When the magnetic force line exits from the tapered outer circumferential surface of the core 150 or enters the magnetic force line into the tapered outer circumferential surface, the magnetic force line tends to form a closed curve of the shortest path uniformly in the space, so as to bridge the seal 130 as shown.
- the magnetic field lines hardly occur.
- the magnetic core 150 shown in FIG. 7C has a diameter of the inner circumferential surface toward the end along the central axis of the hollow inner circumferential surface of the outlet portion 150b of the core 150. A tapered surface is formed to increase this.
- the magnetic force line tends to form a closed curve of the shortest path uniformly in space, as shown. More lines of magnetic force are interlinked with the seal lead 130.
- FIG. 7 (d) a portion extending from the inner circumferential surface of the outlet 150 b hollow toward the central axis is formed. Similar to FIG. 7C, more magnetic force lines are interlinked with the seal 130.
- FIG. 7E the diameter of the outer peripheral surface of the outlet portion 150b-3 decreases toward the end, and a tapered surface is formed on the outer peripheral surface. The distribution of the magnetic force lines at the outlet 150b of the magnetic core 150 shown in FIG.
- the magnetic core 150 may use a ferromagnetic material.
- the magnetic core 150 may not be heated to a high temperature by using a soft magnetic core such as an oxide such as a ferrite core or a green powder core formed of a metal powder.
- the green powder core is obtained by fixing a finely divided magnetic material with an insulating binder and is suitable for high frequency.
- the demagnetizing power is large, so the specific permeability is small for a wide range of magnetic fields, but the specific permeability of the magnetic field does not change.
- FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram showing another method of using the induction heating soldering device shown in FIG. 4.
- the induction heating head 100 may be disposed to be inclined with respect to the PCB 140 on which the electronic component 141 is installed.
- components such as wires or connectors, may be soldered, although not shown.
- the lead wire of the electronic component mounted by the solder can also be soldered.
- the device for supplying the soldering lead 130 to the magnetic core 150 in this embodiment is not shown, it may further include.
- the supply means for supplying a metal material such as lead to the inlet of the magnetic core may be, for example, continuously supplying a solder wire wound in the form of a roll to the magnetic core, or supplying a solder ball to the magnetic core.
- the apparatus may further include a transfer mechanism for moving the induction heating head 100 to an appropriate position with respect to the workpiece, a cooling device for cooling the induction heating coil 110, and the like.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of an induction heating head 100 'according to the present invention.
- the induction heating head 100 ′ shown in FIG. 9 differs from the induction heating head 100 shown in FIG. 4 in that the magnetic force line 180 is guided by the induction heating coil 110 and formed outside the coil. It further includes a magnetic flux guide core 190 for providing a path.
- the magnetic flux guide core 190 has a hollow cylindrical shape made of a magnetic material, and the induction heating coil 110 is inserted into the hollow.
- the inlet portion 150a of the magnetic core 150 extends in the radial direction.
- the magnetic flux guide core 190 prevents components around the soldering device from being affected by the lines of magnetic force induced outside the induction heating coil 110.
- FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of an induction heating head 200 according to the present invention.
- the induction heating head 200 of the present embodiment differs from the induction heating head 100 shown in FIG. 4 by forming an induction heating coil by winding the induction heating coil 210 to form a hollow plate such as a copper plate.
- the magnetic core 250 is disposed inside.
- the induction heating coil 250 is formed by winding the plate in a circular zigzag form (when viewed in cross section, by alternately winding the plate in a clockwise and counterclockwise direction) to form a magnetic core 250 in the center.
- the hollow for inserting is formed.
- the upper part of the induction heating coil 210 has an inner connection part 214 and an outer connection part 212 for connecting a power source.
- the lower portion of the induction heating coil 250 corresponding to the inlet side of the magnetic core 250 is formed in a conical shape to access a portion (for example, a lead of an electronic component) to be heated and supplied with solder. Can be facilitated.
- 11 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of an induction heating head 200 'in accordance with the present invention. 11 differs from the induction heating head 200 of the embodiment shown in FIG. 10 in that the induction heating coil 210-1 is formed so that a hollow is formed by winding a conductive plate in a cone shape. This is the point.
- FIG. 12 is a schematic diagram of an induction heating soldering device to which an induction heating head 300 of another embodiment according to the present invention is applied.
- the induction heating head 300 is electrically connected to the high frequency power supply unit 320 to receive power.
- Induction heating head 300 includes an induction heating coil 310, a magnetic core 350, and an internal magnetic flux guide core 352 inserted into the hollow of the induction heating coil.
- the induction heating coil 310 is a solenoid type formed by spirally winding a conductive wire such as copper, and a hollow magnetic flux path is formed at the center thereof.
- the magnetic core 350 is a hollow cylindrical shape made of a magnetic material for providing a path of magnetic flux induced by the induction heating coil 110, and is disposed adjacent to the induction heating coil 310. Seals 330 for soldering are supplied to the hollow of the magnetic core 350.
- the inlet 350a of the magnetic core 350 also has an extension extending towards the adjacent inner magnetic flux guide core 352 to provide a path for the magnetic flux.
- the inner magnetic flux guide core 352 has a cylindrical shape, but may also be configured as a hollow cylinder shape.
- a solder is supplied to the hollow of the internal magnetic flux guide core 352 to heat and melt the metal material discharged from the hollow.
- both the magnetic core 350 and the internal magnetic flux guide core 352 are formed of a soft magnetic material so as not to be heated to a high temperature.
- soldering when high frequency power is applied to the induction heating coil 310, the exposed solder 330 is exposed through the outlet portion 350b of the magnetic core 350 disposed adjacent to the end of the internal magnetic flux guide core 352. The ends of are heated and melted in linkage with the lines of magnetic force passing through the magnetic core 250 and the internal magnetic flux guide core 352.
- FIG. 13 shows another embodiment of an induction heating head 400 according to the present invention. 13 differs from the embodiment in FIG. 12 in that the induction heating coil 410 is formed by winding a conductive plate.
- An advantage of the embodiment shown in FIG. 13 is that the induction heating head 400 can be compactly manufactured and can be soldered by locally heating a narrow area when applied to a soldering apparatus.
- FIG. 14 is an explanatory view showing another method of using the induction heating head shown in FIG. 13. When the magnetic core 450 applied to the soldering apparatus is inclined, soldering can be performed effectively while avoiding interference with surrounding electronic components. .
- the ball lead 135 is inserted into the hollow of the magnetic core 150 and supplied instead of the soldering lead 130.
- the ball lead 135 may be preheated and supplied in advance.
- the ball lead 135 passing through the outlet portion 150b of the magnetic core 150 is connected with the magnetic force lines of the lead shield core 150 to be heated, melted and dropped to the soldering position.
- FIG 16 shows one embodiment of a 3D printer 1000 to which an induction heating head 500 according to the present invention is applied.
- the 3D printer 1000 according to the present invention includes an induction heating head 500, a power supply unit 520 for supplying high frequency power to the induction heating head 500, and a metal having a wire shape in the induction heating head 500.
- the induction heating head 500 includes an induction heating coil 510 and a hollow magnetic core 550 inserted into and installed in the hollow of the induction heating coil 510.
- Induction heating head 500 may use the head of the embodiment shown in FIG. 4 or FIG. 10.
- the material supply unit 600 includes a reel 640 installed in the frame 610 and wound with a metal wire 530, and a motor 650 connected to the shaft of the reel to rotate the reel.
- the frame includes a guide member 615 for guiding the metal wire 530 released from the reel 640 and an idle roller for supplying the metal wire 530 passing through the guide member 615 at a constant speed ( 620 and the feeding roller 630 is provided.
- the wire is supplied by being sandwiched between the idle roller 620 and the feeding roller 630.
- a tooth is formed on the outer circumferential surface of the feeding roller 630 so that the metal wire does not slip.
- a motor for rotating the feeding roller is provided.
- the integrated control unit 660 controls the rotation of the fitting roller 630 to control the supply speed of the metal wire for 3D printing.
- the reel drive motor 650 may be omitted if it is possible to feed metal wires with only the feeding roller 630.
- a 3D printer when manufacturing a 3D part or product having an arbitrary shape by melting a metal material in the form of a wire, a 3D printer may be used by using a rectangular wire material rather than a circular wire cross section. It is possible to improve the quality of the 3D printed product by reducing the surface roughness of the manufactured product.
- FIG. 17 is a perspective view of the induction heating coil 510, which is made by spirally winding a pipe. Cooling water supplied to the inlet 511 of the induction heating coil 510 may be discharged to the outlet 512 to prevent the induction heating coil 510 from overheating.
- the 3D printer may separately include a coolant supply unit for cooling the induction heating coil 510.
- 18 is a perspective view of another embodiment of the induction heating coil 510 formed by spirally winding a pipe having a rectangular cross section. When the pipe having a rectangular cross section is used, the magnetic flux generating area is increased, compared to the case of using a circular pipe having a circular cross section, thereby increasing the efficiency of induction heating.
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- 고주파 전원에 전기적으로 연결되기 위한 유도 가열 코일과,상기 유도 가열 코일에 의하여 유도되는 자속의 경로를 제공하기 위한 자성체로 이루어진 중공의 실린더 형상이고, 중공의 내부로 금속 소재가 공급되기 위한 입구부와 공급된 금속 소재가 배출되기 위한 출구부를 구비한 자기 코어를 포함하고,상기 자기 코어의 출구부는, 출구부를 통하여 배출되는 금속 소재로 자속이 통과하도록 구성되어 상기 자기 코어로부터 배출되는 금속 소재를 가열하여 용융시키는 것을 특징으로 하는 금속 소재를 용융하여 공급하기 위한 유도 가열 헤드.
- 제1항에 있어서,상기 자기 코어는 상기 유도 가열 코일보다 길이가 길고, 유도 가열 코일의 내부에 삽입되어 설치되어 있고,자기 코어의 출구부는 상기 유도 가열 코일의 일단부에 인접하여 유도가열 코일에서 노출되도록 배치된 것을 특징으로 하는 금속 소재를 용융하여 공급하기 위한 유도 가열 헤드.
- 제2항에 있어서,상기 유도 가열 코일은 전도성 선재를 나선형으로 감아서 형성된 것을 특징으로 하는 금속 소재를 용융하여 공급하기 위한 유도 가열 헤드.
- 제2항에 있어서,상기 유도 가열 코일은 전도성 판재를 원형으로 감아서 형성된 것을 특징으로 하는 금속 소재를 용융하여 공급하기 위한 유도 가열 헤드.
- 제2항에 있어서,상기 자기 코어의 출구부는 내경이 길이 방향을 따라서 단부로 갈수록 증가하도록 테이퍼 진 것을 특징으로 하는 금속 소재를 용융하여 공급하기 위한 유도 가열 헤드.
- 제2항에 있어서,상기 자기 코어의 출구부는 외경이 길이 방향을 따라서 단부로 갈수록 감소하도록 테이퍼 진 것을 특징으로 하는 금속 소재를 용융하여 공급하기 위한 유도 가열 헤드.
- 제2항에 있어서,상기 자기 코어의 출구부는 반경방향으로 내측으로 연장된 것을 특징으로 하는 금속 소재를 용융하여 공급하기 위한 유도 가열 헤드.
- 제2항에 있어서,상기 자기 코어의 입구부는 반경 방향으로 외측으로 연장되고,상기 유도 가열 코일에 의해서 유도되는 자속의 경로를 제공하기 위한 자성체로 이루어진 중공의 실린더 형상이고, 상기 유도 가열 코일의 적어도 일부가 중공에 삽입되어 설치된 코일 외부 자속 안내 코어를 더 포함하는 것을 특징으로 하는 금속 소재를 용융하여 공급하기 위한 유도 가열 헤드.
- 제2항 내지 제8항 중 어느 한 항에 있어서,상기 자기 코어는 연자성체로 이루어진 것을 특징으로 하는 금속 소재를 용융하여 공급하기 위한 유도 가열 헤드.
- 제9항에 있어서,상기 연자성체 자기 코어는 압분 코어인 것을 특징으로 하는 금속 소재를 용융하여 공급하기 위한 유도 가열 헤드.
- 제1항에 있어서,상기 유도 가열 코일에 의해서 유도되는 자속의 경로를 제공하기 위한 자성체로 이루어진 실린더 형상이고, 상기 유도 가열 코일의 내부에 삽입되어 설치된 코일 내부 자속 안내 코어를 더 포함하고,상기 자기 코어의 출구는 상기 코일 내부 자속 안내 코어의 단부에 인접하게 배치된 것을 특징으로 하는 금속 소재를 용융하여 공급하기 위한 유도 가열 헤드.
- 제11항에 있어서,상기 유도 가열 코일은 전도성 선재를 나선형으로 감아서 형성된 것을 특징으로 하는 금속 소재를 용융하여 공급하기 위한 유도 가열 헤드.
- 제11항에 있어서,상기 유도 가열 코일은 전도성 판재를 원형으로 감아서 형성된 것을 특징으로 하는 금속 소재를 용융하여 공급하기 위한 유도 가열 헤드.
- 제11항에 있어서,상기 자기 코어의 출구부는 내경이 길이방향을 따라서 단부로 갈수록 증가하도록 테이퍼 진 경을 특징으로 하는 금속 소재를 용융하여 공급하기 위한 유도 가열 헤드.
- 제11항에 있어서,상기 자기 코어의 입구부는 반경 방향으로 외측으로 연장된 입구 자속 안내부를 구비하는 것을 특징으로 하는 금속 소재를 용융하여 공급하기 위한 유도 가열 헤드.
- 제11항 내지 제15항 중 어느 한 항에 있어서,상기 실드 솔더링 코어는 연자성체로 이루어진 것을 특징으로 하는 금속 소재를 용융하여 공급하기 위한 유도 가열 헤드.
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