WO2016035893A1 - 金属帯板の誘導加熱装置 - Google Patents
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- This specification relates to an induction heating device for a metal strip.
- Heating of the metal strip in the heat treatment furnace is mainly performed by indirect heating using a radiant tube.
- this indirect heating increases as the difference between the temperature of the metal strip and the furnace temperature decreases. Since it is difficult to effectively input heat to the metal strip, productivity is limited.
- indirect heating using a radiant tube for example, in steel plates such as carbon steel, it is difficult to realize high temperature annealing due to rapid heating near the transformation point where endothermic reaction occurs and heat resistance of the radiant tube. The degree of freedom in selecting the heat treatment conditions for the metal strip is limited.
- induction heating that heats a metal strip with a high-frequency current can freely control the heating rate and the heating temperature, and thus has a large degree of freedom in terms of heat treatment operation and metal strip product development. It is a heating method that is attracting attention.
- induction heating There are two main types of induction heating. One is to pass a high-frequency current through an induction coil that surrounds the periphery of the metal strip so that the magnetic flux passes through the cross section in the longitudinal direction (traveling direction) of the metal strip, and the width of the metal strip perpendicular to the magnetic flux. This is an LF (longitudinal magnetic flux heating) method in which an induction current that circulates in a directional section is generated to heat a metal strip.
- LF longitudinal magnetic flux heating
- Another method is to arrange an inductor (good magnetic material) wound with a primary coil with a metal strip sandwiched between them, and to generate a magnetic flux generated by passing a current through the primary coil via the inductor.
- This is a TF (transverse magnetic flux heating) system that penetrates the plate surface and generates an induced current on the plate surface of the metal strip to heat the metal strip.
- the current penetration depth ⁇ becomes deep, so that no induced current is generated when the thickness of the metal strip is thin.
- an induced current does not generate
- the magnetic metal strip may be attracted to one inductor and the magnetic flux will be concentrated locally, resulting in a large temperature difference of the metal strip. .
- the inductor shape cannot be easily changed, so that there is a problem that it is difficult to cope with the change in the width of the metal strip.
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2008-186589 discloses a magnetic pole segment that is arranged in parallel with a thin plate in the width direction of the thin plate and is opposed to the thin plate, and is movable independently in the thickness direction of the thin plate
- An electromagnetic induction heating device is disclosed that includes a movable shielding plate made of a non-magnetic metal that can move in and out in the width direction of a thin plate and adjusts a magnetic field by a magnetic pole segment.
- the electromagnetic induction heating device disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2008-186589 can adjust the magnetic flux in response to a change in the plate width of the thin plate.
- the plate width of the thin plate changes greatly, the magnetic flux in the plate width direction It is difficult to make adjustments quickly.
- Japanese Unexamined Patent Application Publication No. 2009-259588 discloses an induction heating apparatus having a plurality of independent magnetic bars and a variable width magnetic circuit that can be adapted to the width of the metal strip.
- an example is shown in which a magnetic core that is movable in the width direction is provided in the vicinity of an induction coil that is placed apart from the front and back.
- the embodiment of the present specification can control the temperature distribution of the end portion in the plate width direction of the metal strip by adjusting the current density of the induced current flowing in the end portion in the plate width direction of the metal strip and the heating time.
- the main object is to provide an induction heating device for a metal strip.
- a first induction coil member and a second induction coil member arranged so that vertical projection images on the traveling metal strip do not overlap with each other in the traveling direction of the traveling metal strip, First electrical connection means for electrically connecting one of the both end portions of the induction coil member and one of the both end portions of the second induction coil member; and An induction coil comprising: the other and second electrical connection means for electrically connecting the other of the both ends of the second induction coil member; One end of the traveling metal strip in the plate width direction is provided between the first induction coil member and the second induction coil member in the traveling direction, and on one surface side of the traveling metal strip.
- the first induction coil member side and the second induction coil member side are provided with a large number of portions at the intermediate portion between the first induction coil member and the second induction coil member.
- the first induction coil member and the second induction coil member have a large number of end portions in the plate width direction of the traveling metal strip on the first induction coil member side and the second induction coil member side.
- a first magnetic core having, In the traveling direction, provided between the first induction coil member and the second induction coil member, on the one surface side of the traveling metal strip, in the plate width direction of the traveling metal strip.
- the other end opposite to the one end is more on the first induction coil member side and the second induction coil member side, and in the intermediate portion between the first induction coil member and the second induction coil member.
- a third magnetic core member provided to cover a small amount, and the other inductive coil member provided between the first induction coil member and the second induction coil member in the traveling direction.
- An induction heating device for a metal strip comprising:
- FIG. 1 shows a vertical projection image of an induction coil member on the front side of a metal strip and an induction coil member on the back side of the metal strip on a metal strip of the induction coil member on the front side of the metal strip
- FIG. 2A is a diagram showing a planar aspect of the induced current generated in the entire metal strip.
- FIG. 2B is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG.
- FIG. 3A is a diagram showing a cross-sectional structure of a magnetic core for comparison.
- FIG. 3B is a diagram schematically showing a cross-sectional structure of the magnetic core used in the embodiment of the present specification.
- FIG. 3C is a diagram schematically showing a cross-sectional structure of another magnetic core used in the embodiment of the present specification.
- FIG. 3D is a diagram schematically showing a cross-sectional structure of still another magnetic core used in the embodiment of the present specification.
- FIG. 3A is a diagram showing a cross-sectional structure of a magnetic core for comparison.
- FIG. 3B is a diagram schematically showing a cross-sectional structure of the magnetic core used in the embodiment of the present specification.
- FIG. 3C is a diagram schematically showing a cross-sectional structure of another magnetic core used in the embodiment of the present specification.
- FIG. 3D is a diagram schematically showing a cross-sectional structure of still another magnetic core used in the embodiment of the present specification.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an arrangement mode of the magnetic core in the embodiment of the present specification, where the magnetic core is not divided into a plurality of magnetic cores, and the induction coil member has a plate width of the metal strip. It is a figure which shows the case where it arrange
- FIG. 5A is a diagram showing an arrangement mode of the magnetic core in the embodiment of the present specification, where the magnetic core is divided into a plurality of magnetic cores, and the induction coil member is parallel to the plate width direction of the metal strip. It is a figure which shows the case where it has arrange
- FIG. 5B is a diagram showing an arrangement mode of the magnetic core in the embodiment of the present specification.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a circuit of the induced current that circulates inside the metal strip.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an arrangement of magnetic cores when two sets of induction coils are installed adjacent to each other in parallel.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating an arrangement of magnetic cores when two sets of induction coils are connected in series and installed.
- FIG. 9A is a diagram showing an arrangement mode of the magnetic core in the embodiment of the present specification, and is a diagram showing a case where the induction coil is a TF system.
- FIG. 9B is a diagram illustrating a circuit of the induced current that circulates the metal strip in the case of FIG. 9A.
- FIG. 9C is a diagram showing a circuit of an induced current that circulates around the metal strip in the case where a plurality of magnetic cores are not provided in FIG. 9A.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram schematically illustrating the configuration of the analysis model of the example.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram schematically illustrating the configuration of the analysis model of Comparative Example 2.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram schematically illustrating the configuration of the analysis model of Comparative Example 3.
- the magnetic core disposed so as to cover the end of the metal strip traveling in the longitudinal direction on the end side of the metal strip is disposed on the front and back of the metal strip at the end of the metal strip.
- the induced current generated by the arranged induction coil is pushed out to the outside of the magnetic core (in the direction of the center of the metal strip), thereby suppressing the concentration of the induced current at the end of the metal strip.
- the current density and heating time of the induced current flowing at the end of the metal strip in the width direction of the metal strip can be controlled accurately only by partially arranging the magnetic core at the end of the metal strip in the plate width direction. It is difficult to appropriately control the temperature distribution at the end of the metal strip in the plate width direction.
- the present inventor properly controls the current density and heating time of the induced current flowing at the end of the metal strip in the plate width direction, and appropriately controls the temperature distribution at the end of the metal strip in the plate width direction.
- the present inventors do not dispose the magnetic core partially at the end of the metal strip in the plate width direction, but at the end of the metal strip where the induced current flows in the plate width direction.
- the current density and heating time of the induced current flowing at the end in the width direction of the metal strip are accurately controlled, and the width of the metal strip It was found that the temperature distribution at the direction end can be controlled appropriately.
- the predetermined profile refers to both ends of the metal strip in the running direction, and covers many end portions in the width direction of the metal strip in the vicinity of the induction coil, and the end portions in the width direction of the metal strip in the middle portion. It is preferable that the shape covers less.
- the magnetic core may be divided into a plurality of members in the traveling direction of the metal strip, and further, moving means for moving each of the divided members in the plate width direction of the metal strip. It was found that the temperature distribution at the end in the width direction of the metal strip can be freely controlled if it is provided.
- the induction coil member 2 a on the front side of the metal strip 1 and the induction coil member 2 b on the back side of the metal strip 1 are connected to the metal strip 1 of the induction coil member 2 a on the front side of the metal strip 1.
- Induction heating arranged so that the vertical projection image and the vertical projection image of the induction coil member 2b on the back side of the metal strip 1 on the metal strip 1 do not overlap in the longitudinal direction (traveling direction) of the metal strip 1.
- the aspect of an apparatus is shown.
- the induction coil member 2 a and the induction coil member 2 b are arranged in parallel to the metal strip 1. Both end portions of the induction coil member 2 a and both end portions of the induction coil member 2 b are provided so as to protrude from the metal strip 1 in the plate width direction of the metal strip 1.
- the end portion of the induction coil member 2 a on the front side of the metal strip 1 passing through the inside of the induction coil 2 and the end portion of the induction coil member 2 b on the back side of the metal strip 1. Are connected by the conductor 2c, the other end of the induction coil member 2b is connected to the power source 3 via the conductor 2d and the conductor 2e, and the other end of the induction coil member 2a is the conductor 2h, the coupler 2g, It is connected to the power supply 3 via the conducting wire 2f.
- the conductor 2c is an example of an electrical connection means
- the conductor 2d, the conductor 2e, the conductor 2f, and the conductor 2h are also an example of an electrical connection means.
- the induction coil 2 includes an induction coil member 2a, an induction coil member 2b, a conductor 2c, a conductor 2d, a conductor 2e, a conductor 2f, and a conductor 2h.
- the induction coil member 2 a and the induction coil member 2 b are a vertical projection image when the induction coil member 2 a is vertically projected onto the metal strip 1 and a vertical projection when the induction coil member 2 b is vertically projected onto the metal strip 1.
- the images are arranged so as not to overlap in the longitudinal direction (traveling direction) of the metal strip 1.
- the induced current flows in the opposite direction with the same magnitude on the front and back surfaces of the metal strip, so that if the current penetration depth ⁇ is deep, interference occurs and the induced current does not flow.
- the vertical projection images when the induction coil member 2a and the induction coil member 2b are vertically projected onto the metal strip 1 are arranged so as not to overlap in the longitudinal direction (traveling direction) of the metal strip 1. Therefore, since the induced current flowing through the metal strip 1 immediately below the induction coil member 2a and the induced current flowing through the metal strip 1 directly below the induction coil member 2b are currents flowing in only one direction, the current penetration depth ⁇ is Even when it is deep, current flows without interference.
- FIG. 2A and 2B show an aspect of the induced current 5 generated in the entire metal strip 1.
- FIG. 2A shows a plane mode of the induced current
- FIG. 2B shows a mode of the induced current 5 in the end cross section of the metal strip 1 (AA cross section in FIG. 2A).
- the metal strip 1 immediately below the induction coil members 2a and 2b has an annular induction flowing in the direction of the arrow (the direction opposite to the direction of the current flowing through the induction coil members 2a and 2b).
- Current 5 (5a, 5b) is generated.
- the induction coil member 2a is arrange
- the induction coil member 2b is arrange
- the induction current 5 is a metal as shown in FIG. 2B. It flows across the end section of the strip 1 diagonally. Even if the metal strip 1 is a non-magnetic material, the induced current 5 is generated and circulates, so that the metal strip 1 can be heated.
- FIG. 2B shows a current flow state when the thickness of the metal strip 1 is large. When the thickness of the metal strip 1 is thin, the entire thickness of the metal strip 1 is not traversed diagonally. Current flows through
- the induced current flowing through the end of the metal strip 1 in the plate width direction is a conductor that connects the induction coil member 2a on the front side of the metal strip 1 and the induction coil member 2b (see FIG. 1) on the back side. 2c (see FIG. 1), or the primary current flowing through the conductor 2d, the conductor 2e, the conductor 2f, and the conductor 2h (see FIG. 1) that connect the induction coil on the front side and the induction coil on the back side of the metal strip to the power source.
- the metal strip 1 is shifted toward the end in the plate width direction, and the current path width d2 is reduced.
- the induction coil 2 when the induction coil 2 is one set, the magnetic flux spreads outside the induction coil 2, so that the current density of the induction current 5 decreases at the center of the metal strip 1, and the temperature hardly rises.
- the temperature difference between the center portion and the end portion in the plate width direction of 1 is easily enlarged.
- the induced current 5 flowing in the end portion in the plate width direction of the metal strip 1 is controlled over the entire width of the end portion through which the induced current 5 flows.
- a magnetic core that can cover the metal strip 1 beyond the end in the plate width direction of the metal strip 1 and the metal strip is provided.
- a plurality of metal strips 1 are arranged so as to be able to advance and retreat in the plate width direction.
- the induction coil members 2a and 2b may be composed of a single conductor or a plurality of conductors. Moreover, in order to reinforce magnetic flux, you may mount the magnetic body core for backs on the back surface of the induction coil members 2a and 2b.
- FIG. 3A to 3D show the cross-sectional structure of the magnetic core 6.
- FIG. 3A shows a cross-sectional structure of the magnetic core 6 for comparison
- FIG. 3B shows a cross-sectional structure of the magnetic core 6 used in the embodiment
- FIG. 3C shows another magnetic body used in the embodiment.
- the cross-sectional structure of the core 6 is shown.
- FIG. 3D schematically shows a cross-sectional structure of still another magnetic core 6 used in the embodiment.
- the dimensions of the magnetic core 6 are not limited to a specific range. What is necessary is just to set suitably based on the space
- the magnetic core 6 is made of a ferromagnetic material, but the ferromagnetic material is not limited to a specific material ferromagnetic material. Examples of the ferromagnetic material include ferrite, laminated electrical steel sheet, and amorphous alloy, and may be appropriately selected depending on the heating ability, frequency, and the like applied to the induction heating apparatus.
- the magnetic core 6 for comparison covering the widthwise end of the metal strip 1 absorbs the magnetic flux 4 ′ excited by the induction coil (not shown) (the magnetic core 6).
- the arrow which penetrates' refers), the magnetic flux concentration to the plate width direction edge part of the metal strip 1 is prevented, and the excessive temperature rise in the plate width direction edge part of the metal strip 1 is suppressed.
- the magnetic cores 6 ' are partially arranged individually, there is a problem that the effect of suppressing the end current is limited and the effect is small.
- the distance d between the metal strip 1 and the metal strip 1 is set narrow in order to effectively suppress current passage at the end of the metal strip 1 in the plate width direction. Further, the magnetic core 6 covers the metal band plate beyond the end in the plate width direction of the metal band plate 1 so that the distribution of the induced current can be appropriately controlled. The depth of the portion covering the metal strip 1 is set deep so that the length L of the magnetic core is long and the magnetic core 6 can immediately respond to the change W of the width of the metal strip.
- the magnetic core 6 includes a magnetic core member 6a on the front side of the metal strip 1, a magnetic core member 6b on the back side, and a portion covering the metal strip 1 of the magnetic core member 6a and the magnetic core member 6b.
- the magnetic core member 6e is provided to connect the opposite end (the right end in the figure).
- a surface portion that is likely to receive heat in the magnetic core 6 in order to suppress the temperature rise due to radiant heat from the heated metal strip 1 and to use the magnetic core 6 stably You may cover with the nonmagnetic heat insulating material 6c.
- a water cooling plate (not shown) is attached to the magnetic body core 6, or a gas cooling device ( The magnetic core 6 may be cooled by providing a not shown).
- the induction heating apparatus of the embodiment is provided with a moving member 9 that moves the magnetic core 6 shown in FIG. 3B or 3C forward and backward in the plate width direction of the metal strip 1.
- the movement of the metal strip 1 of the magnetic core 6 by the moving member 9 in the plate width direction is performed by, for example, moving a carriage holding the magnetic core on a track with a driving device such as an electric cylinder, an air cylinder, or a motor.
- a driving device such as an electric cylinder, an air cylinder, or a motor.
- the magnetic core 6 only needs to be able to move quickly and smoothly in the plate width direction of the metal strip 1, and the moving member of the magnetic core 6 is not particularly specified as long as this is the case.
- FIG. 3D schematically shows a cross-sectional structure of still another magnetic core 6 used in the embodiment.
- the end portion (right end portion in the drawing) of the magnetic core 6 is not connected by a magnetic body.
- the magnetic core 6 includes a magnetic core member 6a on the front surface side of the metal strip 1 and a magnetic core member 6b on the back surface side.
- the end opposite to the portion covering the metal strip 1 is a non-magnetic and heat-resistant connecting member. It is connected by 6d.
- the magnetic core member 6a and the magnetic core member 6b are respectively disposed on the front and back surfaces of the metal strip 1, and the magnetic core member 6a and the magnetic core member 6b are nonmagnetic.
- the same current suppression effect as that of the magnetic core 6 shown in FIG. 3B, in which the magnetic core member 6a and the magnetic core member 6b are connected by the magnetic core member 6e is obtained.
- the magnetic core 6 can immediately follow the change in the plate width by moving the metal strip 1 in the plate width direction by the moving member 9 even when the plate width of the metal strip 1 is changed. Even when 1 is meandering and the position of the end portion in the plate width direction is greatly deviated and continues, it becomes possible to immediately follow the misalignment.
- FIG. 4 shows an arrangement mode of the magnetic cores 6 in the embodiment.
- Induction coil members 2 a and 2 b are arranged in parallel to the plate width direction of the metal strip 1.
- An end portion in the plate width direction of the metal strip 1 and a magnetic core 6 capable of covering the metal strip 1 beyond the end portion are disposed on both sides of the metal strip 1 in the plate width direction.
- the magnetic core 6 includes a vertical projection image of the induction coil member 2a on the front side of the metal strip 1 onto the metal strip 1 and a vertical projection of the induction coil member 2b on the back side of the metal strip 1 to the metal strip 1. It is arranged over the entire width between the projected images.
- the magnetic core 6 includes a magnetic core member 6a on the front side of the metal strip 1, a magnetic core member 6b on the back side, a magnetic core member 6a, and a magnetic core member 6b.
- a magnetic core member 6e is provided for connecting an end portion (right end portion in the drawing) opposite to the portion covering the metal strip 1.
- a nonmagnetic coupling member 6d may be provided as shown in FIG. 3D.
- the magnetic core 6 may be covered with a nonmagnetic heat insulating material 6c.
- the magnetic core member 6a and the magnetic core member 6b have many end portions in the width direction of the metal strip 1 on the induction coil member 2a side and the induction coil member 2b side, and the induction coil member 2a and the induction coil member 2b
- the middle part of the cover covers little.
- the sides of the magnetic core member 6a and the magnetic core member 6b covering the end portions in the plate width direction of the metal strip 1 are curved.
- the magnetic core member 6a and the magnetic core member 6b are moved forward and backward in the plate width direction of the metal strip 1 by the moving member 9, can follow the plate width change, and follow the positional deviation due to meandering of the metal strip 1 and the like. it can.
- FIG. 5A and 5B show the arrangement of the magnetic cores 6 in the embodiment.
- FIG. 5A shows a case where the induction coil members 2a and 2b are arranged in parallel to the plate width direction of the metal strip 1
- FIG. 5B shows that the induction coil members 2a and 2b are ends of the metal strip 1 in the plate width direction.
- the case where it inclines and faces toward a part is shown.
- the induction coil member 2a is disposed to be inclined toward the induction coil member 2b side toward the plate width direction end of the metal strip 1, and the induction coil member 2b is directed to the plate width direction end of the metal strip 1.
- the case where it inclines to the side is shown.
- the end portion of the metal strip 1 in the plate width direction and the magnetic core 6 capable of covering the metal strip 1 beyond the end portion of the plate width direction include the metal strip. 1 on both sides in the plate width direction.
- the magnetic core 6 includes a vertical projection image of the induction coil member 2a on the front side of the metal strip 1 onto the metal strip 1 and a vertical projection of the induction coil member 2b on the back side of the metal strip 1 to the metal strip 1. It is arranged over the entire width between the projected images.
- the magnetic core 6 is divided into a plurality of magnetic cores 60 in the longitudinal direction (traveling direction) of the metal strip 1.
- the magnetic core member 6a on the surface side of the metal strip 1 is divided into a plurality of magnetic core members 60a.
- the magnetic core member 6b on the back side of the metal strip 1 is divided into a plurality of magnetic core members 60b.
- the magnetic core member 6e that connects the end (the right end in the figure) of the magnetic core member 6a and the magnetic core member 6b opposite to the portion covering the metal strip 1 includes a plurality of magnetic core members. It is divided into 60e.
- the plurality of magnetic core members 60a and the plurality of magnetic core members 60b are the same number, and the vertical projection images of the plurality of magnetic core members 60a and the plurality of magnetic core members 60b onto the metal strip 1 are metal strips. They are arranged so as to overlap each other in the traveling direction of one traveling.
- the divided magnetic core 60 includes a magnetic core member 60a on the front side of the metal strip 1, a magnetic core member 60b on the back side, a magnetic core member 6a, and a magnetic core.
- a magnetic core member 60e is provided for connecting an end portion (right end portion in the figure) opposite to the portion of the member 6b covering the metal strip 1.
- a nonmagnetic coupling member 60d may be provided as shown in FIG. 3D.
- the magnetic core 60 may be covered with a nonmagnetic heat insulating material 60c.
- the plurality of magnetic core members 60 a and the plurality of magnetic core members 60 b are moved forward and backward in the plate width direction of the metal strip 1 by the moving member 9, can follow the plate width change, meander the metal strip 1, etc. It is possible to follow the positional deviation caused by. Moreover, the line which connects the side which covers the board
- the plurality of magnetic cores 60 are vertically projected onto the metal strip 1 of the induction coil member 2a on the front side of the metal strip 1 and to the metal strip 1 of the induction coil member 2b on the back side of the metal strip 1. It is not necessary to arrange them without gaps in the entire width between the vertical projection images, and an appropriate number of magnetic cores 60 may be arranged at a predetermined interval so as to obtain a desired heating temperature distribution.
- the line connecting the sides of the magnetic core member 60a and the magnetic core member 60b covering the end portions in the plate width direction of the metal strip 1 is curved.
- a plurality of magnetic cores 60 are arranged in the central region between the induction coil member 2a and the induction coil member 2b so as to cover the end in the width direction of the metal strip 1, and the induction coil member 2a and the induction coil member 2b. Is disposed so as to cover the inside of the metal strip 1 beyond the end of the metal strip 1 in the plate width direction.
- the magnetic core member 60a and the magnetic core member 6b have many end portions in the width direction of the metal strip 1 on the induction coil member 2a side and the induction coil member 2b side, and the induction coil member 2a and the induction coil member 2b The middle part of the cover covers little.
- the direction in which the induced current that flows in the end portion in the plate width direction of the metal strip 1 flows is gradually suppressed, and the end of the metal strip
- the current density of the current flowing through the section and the heating time are adjusted to prevent overheating at the end of the metal strip 1 in the sheet width direction.
- the current distribution of the induced current that circulates around the plate surface of the metal strip 1 is freely adjusted, and the heat generation distribution in the plate width direction of the metal strip 1 is controlled appropriately.
- the metal strip when the metal strip is heated by a radiant tube at the first stage of the induction heating device and the end of the metal strip is in a high temperature state, the current flowing through the end of the metal strip is suppressed to reduce the heat generation amount.
- the temperature distribution in the plate width direction of the metal strip can be made uniform on the exit side of the induction heating device while suppressing the amount of heat generated at the center of the metal strip.
- the induction coil members 2a and 2b themselves can adjust the current flowing through the end portion in the width direction of the metal strip 1 to some extent, it is arranged between the induction coil members 2a and 2b.
- the number of magnetic cores 60 to be performed may be smaller than that in the case of FIG. 5A.
- FIG. 6 shows a one-round mode of the induced current 7 generated in the metal strip 1 when the induction coil member 2a described with reference to FIG. 5A, the induction coil member 2b, and the plurality of magnetic cores 60 are arranged. Show. A plurality of magnetic cores that are generated on the induction coil member 2a on the front side of the metal strip 1 and the induction coil member 2b on the back side of the metal strip 1 and arranged on both sides of the end of the metal strip 1 in the plate width direction Due to 60, the induced current 7 whose concentration on the end of the metal strip 1 is suppressed circulates in an elliptical manner in the clockwise direction within the plate surface of the metal strip 1.
- the current density of the current flowing through the end portion of the metal strip 1 is gradually suppressed by the plurality of magnetic cores 60 by gradually suppressing the flow direction of the induced current concentrated on the end portion of the metal strip 1 in the plate width direction. And the heating time are adjusted to prevent overheating at the end of the metal strip 1 in the plate width direction.
- the induction coil member 2a described with reference to FIG. 5B, the induction coil member 2b, and the plurality of magnetic cores 60 are arranged, the induction coil member 2a on the surface side of the metal strip 1 and the metal strip Concentration at the end of the metal strip 1 is suppressed by the plurality of magnetic cores 60 that are generated in the induction coil member 2b on the back side of the plate 1 and are arranged on both sides of the end of the metal strip 1 in the plate width direction.
- the induced current 7 circulates in an oval shape in the clockwise direction within the plate surface of the metal strip 1. Further, even when the induction coil member 2a, the induction coil member 2b, and the magnetic core 6 described with reference to FIG.
- the induction coil member 2a on the surface side of the metal strip 1 and the metal strip 1 Inductive current 7 that is generated in the induction coil member 2b on the back surface side of the metal strip 1 and is concentrated on the end of the metal strip 1 by the magnetic cores 6 disposed on both sides of the end of the metal strip 1 in the plate width direction. However, it circulates in an oval shape in the clockwise direction within the plate surface of the metal strip 1.
- the arrangement of the plurality of magnetic cores 60 and the advance / retreat control of the plurality of magnetic cores 60 do not necessarily have to be symmetrical on both sides of the metal strip 1 in the plate width direction. If the metal strip 1 already has an asymmetric temperature distribution in the width direction on the entrance side of the induction heating device, or if the magnetic field distribution is not symmetric due to meandering or the like, the plate of the metal strip 1
- the arrangement of the plurality of magnetic cores 60 is not required to be symmetrical in the width direction, and may be appropriately changed according to the purpose.
- the circulation form of the induced current 7 is not limited to an elliptical shape, and various forms can be taken by appropriately changing the approach distance and / or the number of arrangement of the magnetic cores 60.
- FIG. 7 shows an arrangement of the magnetic cores 60 when two sets of induction coils 2 are installed adjacent to each other in parallel.
- an in-phase current needs to flow through the induction coil member 2b located at the center and the induction coil member 2a.
- the induction coil 2 is installed side by side in the traveling direction of the metal strip 1 and an in-phase current is passed through the adjacent induction coil 2
- the magnetic flux density in the central portion increases and the heat is generated relatively in the central portion in the plate width direction. Increases, the degree of overheating at the end in the plate width direction can be reduced, and more uniform heating is possible.
- the heating rate can be freely controlled by changing the output of the first and second induction coils 2, different temperature regions can be heated at different heating rates, which is metallurgically required. It is possible to accurately cope with various heating conditions.
- FIG. 8 shows an arrangement of the magnetic core 60 when two sets of induction coils 2 are connected in series.
- FIG. 9A shows an arrangement of the induction coil 20 and the magnetic core 60 in the case of the TF type induction heating apparatus.
- the induction coil 20 is disposed on both the front side and the back side of the metal strip 1.
- the direction of the current flowing through the induction coil 20 on the front side of the metal strip 1 and the direction of the current flowing through the induction coil 20 on the back side of the metal strip 1 are the same.
- the current flows in the direction of the arrow in the figure.
- the induction coil 20 on the front side of the metal strip 1 and the induction coil 20 on the back side of the metal strip 1 include an induction coil member 20a, an induction coil member 20b, an induction coil member 20c, and an induction coil member 20d, respectively. Yes.
- the induction coil member 20 a and the induction coil member 20 b are arranged in parallel to the metal strip 1. Both end portions of the induction coil member 20 a and both end portions of the induction coil member 20 b are provided so as to protrude from the metal strip 1 in the plate width direction of the metal strip 1.
- One end of the induction coil member 20a and one end of the induction coil member 20b are connected by an induction coil member 20c, and the other end of the induction coil member 20a and the other end of the induction coil member 20b are connected to the induction coil member 20d. It is connected with.
- the induction coil member 20c is an example of electrical connection means
- the induction coil member 20d is also an example of electrical connection means.
- the induction coil member 20a and the induction coil member 20b have a vertical projection image when the induction coil member 20a is vertically projected onto the metal strip 1, and a vertical projection image when the induction coil member 20b is vertically projected onto the metal strip 1.
- the metal strips 1 are arranged so as not to overlap in the longitudinal direction (traveling direction).
- the vertical projection image when the induction coil member 20a of the induction coil 20 on the front side of the metal strip 1 is vertically projected onto the metal strip 1 and the induction coil member 20a of the induction coil 20 on the back side of the metal strip 1 are made of metal.
- the vertical projection image when vertically projected onto the strip 1 is arranged so as to overlap in the longitudinal direction (traveling direction) of the metal strip 1.
- the vertical projection image when vertically projected onto the strip 1 is arranged so as to overlap in the longitudinal direction (traveling direction) of the metal strip 1.
- the magnetic core 6 including the plurality of magnetic cores 60 (the plurality of magnetic core members 60a and the plurality of magnetic core members 60b) is the same as the plurality of magnetic cores 60 (the plurality of magnetic bodies described with reference to FIG. 5A).
- the magnetic core 6 includes the core member 60 a and the plurality of magnetic core members 60 b), and the plurality of magnetic core members 60 a and the plurality of magnetic core members 60 b are respectively arranged in the plate width direction of the metal strip 1.
- the moving member 9 that moves forward and backward is the same as the moving member 9 described with reference to FIG. 5A.
- FIG. 9B shows a plan view of the induced current 70 generated in the metal strip 1 when the magnetic core 6 is provided as shown in FIG. 9A.
- FIG. 9C shows a plan view of the induced current 70a generated in the metal strip 1 when the magnetic core 6 shown in FIG. 9A is not provided.
- an annular induction current 70a flowing in the direction of the arrow is generated in the metal strip 1 immediately below the induction coil members 20a and 20b.
- the induction current 70a flowing through the end portion in the width direction of the metal strip 1 is between (a) the induction coil member 20c connecting the induction coil member 20a and the induction coil member 20b, or the primary current flowing through the induction coil member 20d.
- the metal strip 1 is shifted toward the end in the plate width direction, and the current path width d2 becomes narrower.
- the magnetic flux generated by the current intensively penetrates the adjacent end portion of the metal strip 1 in the plate width direction, and (c) the center portion of the metal strip 1 at the end portion of the metal strip 1 in the plate width direction. Compared to the portion, the end of the metal strip 1 in the plate width direction is likely to be overheated by being heated for a long time by the distance in the longitudinal direction (traveling direction) of the metal strip 1.
- both sides of the end portion in the plate width direction of the metal strip 1 are generated in the induction coil member 20a and the induction coil member 20b.
- the induced current 70 whose concentration on the end of the metal strip 1 is suppressed by the plurality of magnetic cores 60 arranged in the circle circulates in an elliptical shape within the plate surface of the metal strip 1.
- the current density of the current flowing through the end portion of the metal strip 1 is gradually suppressed by the plurality of magnetic cores 60 by gradually suppressing the flow direction of the induced current concentrated on the end portion of the metal strip 1 in the plate width direction.
- the heating time are adjusted to prevent overheating at the end of the metal strip 1 in the plate width direction.
- Example 1 Electromagnetic field analysis was performed under the following conditions to confirm the effect.
- Target material 0.06% C steel plate (plate width 1 m, plate thickness 1 mm).
- Induction coil A copper plate with a width of 150 mm is placed parallel to the front and back with a steel plate in between, and the vertical projection onto the steel plate is 300 mm apart with an internal dimension. The distance between the steel plate and the induction coil is 10 mm.
- Magnetic core A a magnetic core (made of ferrite) disposed between the induction coil. Width 30mm, thickness 20mm, depth 200mm, pocket height 100mm, depth 180mm. 7 pieces (one end of steel plate) are placed at 10mm intervals and 15mm away from the induction coil. Relative magnetic permeability 2000.
- Magnetic core B a magnetic core for magnetic flux concentration (made of ferrite) placed on the back surface of the induction coil.
- the physical properties are the same as the magnetic core A.
- Heating Heating in a non-magnetic region at 800 ° C.
- Induction coil relative permeability 1 [-], conductivity 0 [S / m]
- Magnetic core relative permeability 2000 [-], conductivity 0 [S / m]
- Boundary condition Peripheral part Symmetric boundary Current: 10 kHz Constant current
- FIG. 10 schematically shows the configuration of the analysis model of the example.
- Comparative Examples 1 to 3 Inductive coils 2a and 2b laid to the full width of the plate with an interval of 300 mm are installed in parallel on the front and back sides of the steel plate 1, and the steel plate between the two induction coils 2a and 2b.
- the magnetic core is not disposed on both sides of the end (Comparative Example 1), the magnetic core A1 is disposed at one end of the steel plate 1 near the induction coil 2a, and the other end of the steel plate 1 near the induction coil 2b.
- the induced current flowing through the end of the metal strip in the width direction is controlled regardless of whether it is magnetic or non-magnetic, and even when the plate thickness is thin.
- the temperature distribution in the plate width direction of the plate can be freely controlled.
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長手方向に走行する金属帯板を横切って前記走行する金属帯板に平行に設けられ、それぞれの両端部が前記走行する金属帯板の板幅方向において前記走行する金属帯板から突き出して設けられ、前記走行する金属帯板への垂直投影像が前記金属帯板の走行する走行方向において互いに重ならないように配置された第1の誘導コイル部材および第2の誘導コイル部材と、前記第1の誘導コイル部材の前記両端部の一方と前記第2の誘導コイル部材の前記両端部の一方を電気的に接続する第1の電気的接続手段と、前記第1の誘導コイル部材の前記両端部の他方と前記第2の誘導コイル部材の前記両端部の他方を電気的に接続する第2の電気的接続手段と、を有する誘導コイルと、
前記走行方向において、前記第1の誘導コイル部材および第2の誘導コイル部材の間に設けられ、前記走行する金属帯板の一方の面側に、前記走行する金属帯板の板幅方向の一端部を前記第1の誘導コイル部材側および第2の誘導コイル部材側では多く前記第1の誘導コイル部材と第2の誘導コイル部材との間の中間部では少なく覆って設けられた第1の磁性体コア部材と、前記走行方向において、前記第1の誘導コイル部材および第2の誘導コイル部材の間に設けられ、前記走行する金属帯板の前記一方の面とは反対側の他方の面側に、前記走行する金属帯板の板幅方向の前記一端部を前記第1の誘導コイル部材側および第2の誘導コイル部材側では多く前記第1の誘導コイル部材と第2の誘導コイル部材との間の中間部では少なく覆って設けられた第2の磁性体コア部材と、を有する第1の磁性体コアと、
前記走行方向において、前記第1の誘導コイル部材および第2の誘導コイル部材の間に設けられ、前記走行する金属帯板の前記一方の面側に、前記走行する金属帯板の板幅方向の前記一端部と反対側の他端部を前記第1の誘導コイル部材側および第2の誘導コイル部材側では多く前記第1の誘導コイル部材と第2の誘導コイル部材との間の中間部では少なく覆って設けられた第3の磁性体コア部材と、前記走行方向において、前記第1の誘導コイル部材および第2の誘導コイル部材の間に設けられ、前記走行する金属帯板の前記他方の面側に、前記走行する金属帯板の板幅方向の前記他端部を前記第1の誘導コイル部材側および第2の誘導コイル部材側では多く前記第1の誘導コイル部材と第2の誘導コイル部材との間の中間部では少なく覆って設けられた第4の磁性体コア部材と、を有する第2の磁性体コアと、
を備える金属帯板の誘導加熱装置が提供される。
誘導コイル部材20aの一端部と、誘導コイル部材20bの一端部が誘導コイル部材20cで連結され、誘導コイル部材20aの他の端部と誘導コイル部材20bの他の端部は、誘導コイル部材20dで連結されている。誘導コイル部材20cは電気的接続手段の一例であり、誘導コイル部材20dも電気的接続手段の一例である。
下記条件で電磁場解析を行って、効果を確認した。
対象素材:0.06%Cの鋼板(板幅1m、板厚1mm)。
誘導コイル:150mm幅の銅板を、鋼板を挟んで表裏平行に、鋼板への垂直投影を内寸で300mm離して設置。鋼板と誘導コイルの間隔は10mm。
磁性体コアA:誘導コイルと誘導コイルの間に配置する磁性体コア(フェライト製)。幅30mm、厚さ20mm、奥行き200mm、懐高さ100mm、奥行き180mm。7個(鋼板端部片側)を、10mm間隔で、誘導コイルから15mm離して配置。比透磁率2000。
磁性体コアB:誘導コイルの背面に載せる磁束集中用の磁性体コア(フェライト製)。物性は、磁性体コアAと同じ。
加熱:800℃の非磁性域での加熱。
物性値
鋼板:比透磁率1[-]、導電率106[S/m]
誘導コイル:比透磁率1[-]、導電率0[S/m]
磁性体コア:比透磁率2000[-]、導電率0[S/m]
境界条件
外周部 対称境界
電流:10kHz 定電流
実施例:300mmの間隔を開けて板幅いっぱいに敷設した誘導コイル2a、2bを、鋼板1の表面側と裏面側に平行に設置し、二つの誘導コイル2a、2bの間の鋼板端部両側に、磁性体コアA1~A7を配置した。図10に、実施例の解析モデルの構成を模式的に示す。
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- 長手方向に走行する金属帯板を横切って前記走行する金属帯板に平行に設けられ、それぞれの両端部が前記走行する金属帯板の板幅方向において前記走行する金属帯板から突き出して設けられ、前記走行する金属帯板への垂直投影像が前記金属帯板の走行する走行方向において互いに重ならないように配置された第1の誘導コイル部材および第2の誘導コイル部材と、前記第1の誘導コイル部材の前記両端部の一方と前記第2の誘導コイル部材の前記両端部の一方を電気的に接続する第1の電気的接続手段と、前記第1の誘導コイル部材の前記両端部の他方と前記第2の誘導コイル部材の前記両端部の他方を電気的に接続する第2の電気的接続手段と、を有する誘導コイルと、
前記走行方向において、前記第1の誘導コイル部材および第2の誘導コイル部材の間に設けられ、前記走行する金属帯板の一方の面側に、前記走行する金属帯板の板幅方向の一端部を前記第1の誘導コイル部材側および第2の誘導コイル部材側では多く前記第1の誘導コイル部材と第2の誘導コイル部材との間の中間部では少なく覆って設けられた第1の磁性体コア部材と、前記走行方向において、前記第1の誘導コイル部材および第2の誘導コイル部材の間に設けられ、前記走行する金属帯板の前記一方の面とは反対側の他方の面側に、前記走行する金属帯板の板幅方向の前記一端部を前記第1の誘導コイル部材側および第2の誘導コイル部材側では多く前記第1の誘導コイル部材と第2の誘導コイル部材との間の中間部では少なく覆って設けられた第2の磁性体コア部材と、を有する第1の磁性体コアと、
前記走行方向において、前記第1の誘導コイル部材および第2の誘導コイル部材の間に設けられ、前記走行する金属帯板の前記一方の面側に、前記走行する金属帯板の板幅方向の前記一端部と反対側の他端部を前記第1の誘導コイル部材側および第2の誘導コイル部材側では多く前記第1の誘導コイル部材と第2の誘導コイル部材との間の中間部では少なく覆って設けられた第3の磁性体コア部材と、前記走行方向において、前記第1の誘導コイル部材および第2の誘導コイル部材の間に設けられ、前記走行する金属帯板の前記他方の面側に、前記走行する金属帯板の板幅方向の前記他端部を前記第1の誘導コイル部材側および第2の誘導コイル部材側では多く前記第1の誘導コイル部材と第2の誘導コイル部材との間の中間部では少なく覆って設けられた第4の磁性体コア部材と、を有する第2の磁性体コアと、
を備える金属帯板の誘導加熱装置。 - 前記第1の誘導コイル部材は前記走行する金属帯板の前記一方の面側に設けられ、前記第2の誘導コイル部材は前記走行する金属帯板の前記他方の面側に設けられている請求項1記載の金属帯板の誘導加熱装置。
- 長手方向に走行する金属帯板を横切って前記走行する金属帯板に平行に設けられ、それぞれの両端部が前記走行する金属帯板の板幅方向において前記走行する金属帯板から突き出して設けられ、前記走行する金属帯板への垂直投影像が前記金属帯板の走行する走行方向において互いに重ならないように配置された第3の誘導コイル部材および第4の誘導コイル部材と、前記第3の誘導コイル部材の前記両端部の一方と前記第4の誘導コイル部材の前記両端部の一方を電気的に接続する第3の電気的接続手段と、前記第3の誘導コイル部材の前記両端部の他方と前記第4の誘導コイル部材の前記両端部の他方を電気的に接続する第4の電気的接続手段と、を有する第2の誘導コイルをさらに備え、
前記第1の誘導コイル部材および前記第3の誘導コイル部材の前記走行する金属帯板への垂直投影像が前記金属帯板の走行する走行方向において互いに重なるように配置され、前記第2の誘導コイル部材および前記第4の誘導コイル部材の前記走行する金属帯板への垂直投影像が前記金属帯板の走行する走行方向において互いに重なるように配置され、
前記第1の誘導コイル部材および前記第2の誘導コイル部材は前記走行する金属帯板の前記一方の面側に設けられ、前記第3の誘導コイル部材および前記第4の誘導コイル部材は前記走行する金属帯板の前記他方の面側に設けられている請求項1記載の金属帯板の誘導加熱装置。 - 前記第1の磁性体コア部材および前記第2の磁性体コア部材は、前記走行方向において互いに同数の複数の部材にそれぞれ分割され、前記第1の磁性体コア部材および前記第2の磁性体コア部材の分割された前記複数の部材は、前記走行する金属帯板への垂直投影像が前記金属帯板の走行する走行方向においてそれぞれ互いに重なるように配置され、
前記第3の磁性体コア部材および前記第4の磁性体コア部材は、前記走行方向において互いに同数の複数の部材にそれぞれ分割され、前記第3の磁性体コア部材および前記第4の磁性体コア部材の分割された前記複数の部材は、前記走行する金属帯板への垂直投影像が前記金属帯板の走行する走行方向においてそれぞれ互いに重なるように配置されている請求項1から請求項3までのいずれか一項に記載の金属帯板の誘導加熱装置。 - 前記第1の磁性体コア部材および前記第2の磁性体コア部材の前記分割された複数の部材、および前記第3の磁性体コア部材および前記第4の磁性体コア部材の前記分割された複数の部材を、前記走行する金属帯板の板幅方向においてそれぞれ移動させる移動手段をさらに備える請求項4記載の金属帯板の誘導加熱装置。
- 前記誘導コイルと同じ構成の第2の誘導コイルと、第1の磁性体コアと同じ構成の第3の磁性体コアと、第2の磁性体コアと同じ構成の第4の磁性体コアをさらに備え、
前記誘導コイルと前記第2の誘導コイルとが前記走行方向において並列に配置されている請求項2記載の金属帯板の誘導加熱装置。
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