WO2016128534A1 - Sinterofen für bauteile aus sinterwerkstoff, insbesondere dentalbauteile - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a sintering furnace for components made of a sintered material, in particular for dental components and in particular for components made of ceramic, comprising a
- Oven chamber with a chamber volume and a Kammerinnenober Design, wherein in the oven chamber, a heating device, a receiving space with a lying in the chamber volume by the Aufhei zVoroplasty limited gross volume and a Nutz Scheme with a gross volume lying in the useful volume are arranged and wherein the oven chamber consists of a plurality of walls Conversion with a wall opening to be opened in at least one of the walls for introducing a component to be sintered with an ob ektvolumen in the receiving space.
- Sintered are basically metallic or ceramic moldings, consisting of a
- Powders were pressed and which were possibly further processed either directly or after a Ansinterrea by a milling or grinding process.
- the material determines the necessary temperature profile.
- the size and quantity of components determine the size of the furnace and also the temperature profile. The hotter the oven should be, the thicker the insulation. The size of the
- the components and the desired heating rate determine the design of the heating system and the
- the power supply also plays a role here Role. Ultimately, the size and also the available power supply distinguish a dental furnace for a laboratory from an industrial sintering furnace.
- Ceramics or metals using a sintering furnace typically last between 60 minutes and several hours.
- the manufacturing process of a dental restoration that also requires preparatory and subsequent steps is sustainable interrupted by this time required a single ⁇ step.
- sogenann ⁇ te speed sintering of zirconium oxide at least 60 min.
- Coil connected to a high frequency power supply.
- the coil surrounds a susceptor called thermal
- the susceptor is heated while the heated
- Susceptor as a thermal radiator passes the heat to the material to be sintered.
- the coil is connected to a high frequency power supply having a sufficiently high frequency and power to generate a plasma which then heats the material.
- the object of the present invention is therefore to provide a sintering furnace, which allows a correspondingly short production time, without preheating the sintering furnace and / or a special Beladesequenzen are necessary.
- a sintering furnace for components made of a sintered material, in particular for dental components and in particular for components made of ceramics, comprising a furnace chamber having a chamber volume and a Kamme- groove surface and in which a Aufliestvorrich ⁇ tung, a receiving space and a Nutz Scheme are arranged.
- the receiving space occupies a volume lying in the chamber volume and limited by the heating device gross volume.
- the working area has a useful volume and is located in the receiving space.
- the furnace chamber furthermore has a wall consisting of several walls with at least one opening wall section for introducing a component to be sintered in the receiving space.
- the heating device in the furnace chamber has at least one thermal radiator with a radiation field, which is arranged on at least one side of the receiving space and in the radiation ⁇ field at least the useful volume of the working area is.
- the maximum possible distance of the component to be sintered ⁇ part to the radiator corresponds at most to the second largest dimension of the maximum usable volume.
- the thermal radiator has a resistivity of 0, lQmm 2 / m to 1000000 Qmm 2 / m and has a
- Total surface which is a maximum of 3 times, preferably at most 2.5 times the chamber inner surface.
- the furnace chamber also called combustion chamber, forms the part to be sintered receiving and heating, ie the core of the sintering furnace.
- the entire volume enclosed by the furnace chamber is called chamber volume.
- the free space remaining between the heating device arranged in the oven chamber can accommodate the component to be sintered and is therefore referred to as the receiving space.
- the volume of the receiving space results essentially from the remaining between the heater and possibly the chamber walls width and height and is therefore referred to as gross volume.
- the useful range is the area of the sintering furnace in which the necessary or necessary for the sintering process or
- the useful range is thus the region in which the radiation field generated by the thermal radiator having the necessary intensity and / or uniformity for the sintering process and in which the component for the sintering is positio ned ⁇ .
- the component has an ob ectvolumen.
- This useful range thus results essentially from the radiation field or from the arrangement of the heating device and its radiation characteristic and can be correspondingly smaller than the gross volume.
- the object volume of the object to be sintered should therefore be at most the size of the useful volume exhibit.
- the size of the useful volume should be at most the size of an upper estimate of the sintering to be sintered
- the total surface of the thermal radiator consists of the useful volume facing surface, ie an inner side and also from the wall of the furnace chamber facing surface, ie an outer side and from the surfaces for connecting the inside and the outside.
- the total surface is therefore the inner surface, the outer surface and the two end faces together.
- the entire surface is formed by the outer surface and the inner surface.
- the chamber inner surface is determined by the walls of Ofenkam ⁇ mer. In a cylindrical furnace chamber, there are the bottom, the lid and the lateral surface, which together form the chamber inner surface. In a block-shaped furnace chamber the six side walls form the Kammerinneno ⁇ ber Construction.
- a furnace for a thermal radiator with an overall surface in the range of 1.0 to 3 times the chamber inner surface, which allows a sufficiently rapid heating of the component.
- a ratio of more than 1.3 has been found, since a good sufficient heating is achieved here, although the thermal radiator covers the furnace chamber only partially. If the oven is to be used for sintering or for heating objects of different sizes, for example, for sintering individual tooth crowns and bridges, so It may therefore be advantageous to design the thermal radiator of the heating device so that the size of the receiving space, that is to say the gross volume, and in particular the size of the useful area, ie the useful volume, can be adapted to the size of the object.
- the useful volume can also be reduced by reducing the useful range and adapted to the size of the object. For example, with an insulating door insert a part of the receiving space can be blocked out.
- a useful volume which is as large as possible in relation to the gross volume, the volume to be heated during the sintering process can be kept as low as possible, whereby a rapid heating and in particular that
- Dental objects typically have sizes of only a few millimeters to centimeters, so that a corresponding
- Useful volume in the range of centimeters is typically sufficient.
- a useful volume of 20 ⁇ 20 ⁇ 20 mm 3 may suffice.
- a useful volume of 20 ⁇ 20 ⁇ 20 mm 3 may suffice.
- a useful volume of 20 ⁇ 20 ⁇ 20 mm 3 may suffice.
- the maximum possible distance of the component to be sintered to the radiator for a dental sintering furnace can be limited or ensured, for example, to 20 mm.
- the chamber volume of the sintering furnace is between 50 cm 3 and 200 cm 3 .
- the maximum total surface area of the radiator and thus of the heating device is about 400 cm ".
- the chamber volume of the furnace chamber may be 60x60x45 mm 3 and the gross volume may still be 25x35x60 mm 3 .
- volume 60 mm x 60 mm x 45 mm or 25 mm x 35 mm x 60 mm are.
- the object volume can be a maximum of 20 x 20 x 40 mm 3.
- the dimensions are then 20 mm x 20 mm x 40 mm.
- the useful volume for the component to be sintered to revo ⁇ lumen of the component can be sintered at a ratio of 1500: be 1: 1 to. 1
- Component is, the more energy efficient and faster the sintering process for the component is feasible. With this sintering furnace can therefore be achieved within 5 minutes due to the optimal dimensioning with a maximum power consumption of 1.5 kW, a heating temperature of at least 1100 ° C.
- the heating element or the thermal radiator can be heated resistively or inductively.
- Inductive heating elements or resistance heating elements represent simple design variants for a heating element of a sintering furnace that represents a thermal radiator.
- the thermal radiator of the heating device made of graphite, M0S1 2 , SiC or glassy carbon ⁇ substance, since these materials have a resistivity in the range 0, lQmm 2 / m to 1000000 Qmm 2 / m.
- the walling has a chamber wall which is impermeable to and / or returns to the radiation field and which, in particular, carries a reflective coating or is designed as a reflector.
- the intensity of the radiation field of the thermal radiator in the useful area ie within the useful volume, can be increased.
- the thermal radiators arranged only on one side of the receiving space ⁇ so a more homogenous and / or intensity stronger radiation field in the payload can be achieved by means of a, for example, opposed reflective coating or an oppositely arranged reflector.
- the heating device has a heating ⁇ element as a thermal radiator with a heating rate in the useful range of at least 200 K / min at 20 ° C.
- the useful volume can be a maximum of 20 ⁇ 20 ⁇ 40 mm 3 and the dimensions of the usable volume are not more than 20 mm ⁇ 20 mm ⁇ 40 mm.
- the thermal radiator can be designed as a crucible.
- FIG. 1 shows a part of a sintering furnace according to the invention for components made of a sintered material, in particular for dental components;
- Fig. 2A, B an inductively heatable heating device with a crucible and coil existing thermal radiator
- Fig. 3 is a plate-shaped inductively heatable
- FIG. 5 shows a heating coil as a resistance heating element.
- FIG. 6 shows a thermal radiator consisting of heating coil and reflector
- FIG. 7 shows a thermal radiator consisting of U-shaped heating elements
- FIG. 8 shows a thermal radiator consisting of flat heating elements
- Fig. 1 shows a part of a sintering furnace 1, which has a furnace chamber 2 with a chamber volume VK, whose walls 3 are provided with an insulation 4 for shielding the hot furnace chamber 2 from the environment.
- the chamber volume VK is between 50 cm 3 and 200 cm 3 .
- a heating device 5 with two thermal radiators 6 is provided in the furnace chamber 2 arranged.
- the oven chamber 2 has an openable
- the component 15 to be sintered has a volume of at least
- the maximum size of the component 15 is 20x20x40 mm 3.
- the base 7 also has an insulation 4, on which a base 8 is placed for the components 15 to be sintered, which is also referred to as a carrier 8.
- a carrier 8 but also bow or a crucible or perpendicular pins made of ceramic or refractory metal come into consideration, on which the component 15 is placed.
- Furnace chamber 2 is disposed within the furnace chamber 2 results in a lower compared to the chamber volume VK free volume, which is indicated in Fig. 1 with a dashed line and is referred to as the gross volume VB.
- the space occupied by this gross volume VB is the receiving space 9 into which an object 15 to be sintered can be introduced.
- the heating device 5 in this case has an overall surface which is at most 2.5 times a chamber inner surface OK.
- Thenikoberflä- surface of the heating device 5 is not greater than 400 cm ".
- the material of the heating device 5 has a specific resistance which lies between 0, lQmm 2 / m to 1,000,000 Qmm 2 / m, wherein the heating device 5, for example made of graphite , SiC or glassy carbon may consist, M0S1. 2
- a heating of the receiving space 9 is achieved, wherein at least a portion of the gross volume VB of the receiving space 9 is sufficiently strong and heated evenly.
- This area is referred to as useful area 10 and the volume as Nutzvo ⁇ lumen VN.
- the useful area 10 is shown schematically in FIG. 1 by a dot-dash line and a second largest dimension of the useful area 10 is shown as D y .
- the size and position of the useful area 10 is essentially determined by the emission characteristic, that is to say the radiation field 13, and the arrangement of the radiators 6, wherein an arrangement of the radiators 6 on at least one side of the receiving space 9 ensures that the useful area 10 is within the receiving space 9.
- the heating of the object 15 to be sintered can take place, for example, resistively or inductively.
- FIGS. 2A and 2B for example, an inductively heated thermal
- the thermal radiator 6 is designed as a crucible 11, for example made of graphite, M0S1 2 , SiC or glassy carbon, with at least one rotating coil 12 for inductive heating, wherein the emission of the crucible 11, ie the thermal radiation 13, is indicated by arrows.
- the receiving space 9 is formed by the interior of the crucible.
- the payload 10 is also located in the interior of the crucible 11, wherein the ratio of the useful range VN Nutzvo ⁇ lumens 10 for the gross volume VB of the receiving space 9 is 1: 1.
- a retort for example a bell jar, may be provided, which in the FIG. 2A.
- the component 15 to be sintered is in the interior of the
- Tiegel 11 in matching with the useful area 13 Reception room 9 arranged.
- the distance of the object to the thermal radiator 6, so here to the crucible 11 is referred to as d.
- FIG. 3 shows a thermal radiator 6 formed from two plate-shaped elements, which is heated by means of integrated coils 12.
- the receiving space 9 is located between the two plate-shaped elements accordingly.
- the radiation field 13 of the rule thermi ⁇ radiator 6 is further illustrated with lines.
- a receiving space 9 arranged useful area 10 which covers a homogeneous as possible region of the radiation ⁇ field 13 with high intensity.
- the thermal radiators 6 shown in FIGS. 4A and 4B consist of three or four rod-shaped resistance heating elements 14.
- FIGS. 5 to 8 Further variants of resistive, thermal radiators 6 and arrangements are shown in FIGS. 5 to 8.
- the thermal radiator 6 shown in FIG. 5 is designed as Bankspira ⁇ le 16, wherein the receiving space 9 and Nutz Scheme 10 are cylindrical and arranged within the heating coil. 6, the thermal radiator 6 is a combination of a radiant heater, here a heating coil 16 and a reflector 17, wherein receiving space 9 and useful area 10 between the heating coil 16 and the reflector 17 are.
- FIG. 7 shows a thermal radiator consisting of two U-shaped heating elements 18 with a receiving space 9 arranged between the two U-shaped heating elements 18.
- FIG. 8 shows a thermal radiator 6 made up of two flat heating elements 19.
- a heating temperature of at least 1100 ° C. can be achieved within 5 minutes.
- the ratio of radiator surface to the surface of the chamber interior surface is specified with a maximum of 2.5.
- the chamber inner surface corresponded to the surface of the Nutzvolu ⁇ mens.
- this maximum ratio was essentially based on an annular thermal radiator, as it is formed by the lateral surface of the crucible of Fig. 2A.
- Useful volume In a furnace construction with rod elements as thermal emitters, the chamber inner surface is interpreting ⁇ Lich greater than the useful volume, whereby the surface conditions go quasi zero. If instead the surface of the useful volume is selected, one arrives at a reasonable minimum ratio of radiator surface to the surface of the useful volume of 0.4.
- the useful volume is defined as the limit within which a safe burning process is possible. It has geometrical dimensions, which can be given for example by the length, the width and the height (1 xbxh). If the size of the usable volume is increased, the specified ratio to the total surface area of the thermal smaller spotlight. However, such an oven can only be operated permanently with lower power.
- Fig. 9-16 shows various arrangements of the thermal radiator and the useful volume in the furnace chamber.
- Fig. 9 shows a schematic structure of a furnace 21 with a furnace chamber 22 which is bounded at least partially by an inner and an outer door brick 23, 24, also referred to as upper and lower Matstein down.
- the door stone is laterally surrounded by the lower wall portion of the furnace chamber, which is formed in several parts in the present case, namely with three layers.
- annular thermal radiator 26 On the lower wall portion 25 sits in the furnace chamber 22 arranged annular thermal radiator 26, which in turn is surrounded by an annular insulating wall portion 27.
- the coils located further outside are inductive
- Heating of the thermal radiator 26 not shown.
- Oven chamber 22 bounded by the upper wall portion 28 which is formed as the lower wall portion 25 in multiple layers.
- a Thermoele ⁇ ment 29 projects into the oven chamber 22 and penetrates a little way into the thermal radiator 26 umschllos- senen interior 30 and limited so in the interior 30 arranged useful volume 31, since the arranged on the door brick 23, not shown component not with the
- Thermocouple 30 may come into contact.
- the surface of the oven chamber 22 is here formed by the furnace chamber facing surface of the wall portion 27 and from the top of the door stone 23 and the underside of the upper wall portion 28.
- the annulus around the thermocouple and gaps between the first door member and the lower wall member are neglected.
- FIG. 10A shows in detail the arrangement of the restricted useful area 31 with respect to the radiator 26 of FIG. 9, in order to face it in relation to a useful area 31 shown in FIG. 10B.
- the ratio of the total surface area of the thermal radiator and the furnace chamber does not change even if the ratio of the total surface area of the thermal radiator to the surface of the effective volume of FIG. 10A is lowered as shown in FIG. 10B.
- a thermal radiator 26 is shown, which also also has a bottom 32 and a cover 33, whereby the total surface of the thermal radiator 26 relative to the entire surface of the thermal radiator 26 of FIG. 9 increases.
- the useful volume 31 corresponds to that of FIG. 10B.
- FIG. 13 shows a furnace 41 with a furnace chamber 42 which extends above the interior 31 of the thermal radiator 43 upwards and downwards and continues into the upper and the lower wall sections 28, 25, so that the useful area is increased. This reduces the ratio of
- Fig. 14 is further reduced the useful region 13 over the useful region of FIG.,
- 25' is no longer the same inner diameter as the thermal ⁇ radiator 43.
- the total surface area of the thermal radiator remains the same, but the surface area of the furnace chamber is reduced from that of FIG. 13.
- a plurality of cylindrical thermal radiator 52 are shown in a predetermined oven chamber 51, here are shown 4 thermal radiators, in pairs at a distance zueinan ⁇ arranged, which extend into the plane. Between a radiator pair is the useful range.
- the ratio of the total surface area of the thermal radiators 52 and the surface of the oven chamber 51 is smaller as compared with the arrangement of Figs. 9-14.
- the thermal radiators of FIGS. 15 and 16 can also be resistive radiators, which heat up due to the electrical resistance when passing an electrical current.
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