Atmosphere Furnace
Controlled Nitrogen Inert Hydrogen Atmosphere Furnace
Item Number : KT-16AH
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- Max. temperature
- 1600 ℃
- Constant work temperature
- 1500 ℃
- Vacuum pressure
- 0.1 Mpa
- Effective volume
- 4.5-64 L
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Introduction
The Hydrogen Atmosphere Furnace is a specialized heating device designed for sintering or annealing materials in a controlled hydrogen or inert gas environment, adjustable up to 1600°C. It features a double-shell structure with air and water cooling systems, high-purity molybdenum wire heating elements, and advanced safety mechanisms including automatic hydrogen tail gas ignition and pressure control systems. Ideal for processing materials like optical materials and titanium alloys, this furnace ensures precise and safe operation in reducing or inert gas atmospheres.
Applications
The Hydrogen Atmosphere Furnace is a specialized equipment designed for various high-temperature processes that require a controlled environment, particularly in the presence of hydrogen or inert gases. This furnace is ideal for applications where the prevention of oxidation or other chemical reactions is crucial, ensuring the integrity and quality of the materials being processed. Below are the main application areas of this product:
- Sintering of Advanced Materials: Ideal for the consolidation of powders into solid materials, especially for high-performance ceramics and metals that require a specific atmosphere to prevent oxidation.
- Annealing Processes: Used for the controlled heating and cooling of materials, particularly metals, to remove internal stresses, soften materials, or alter electrical properties.
- Heat Treatment of Titanium Alloys: Essential for the thermal processing of titanium and its alloys in a controlled hydrogen or inert gas environment to enhance mechanical properties and prevent surface contamination.
- Processing of Optical Materials: Particularly useful for the sintering and annealing of optical materials like phosphors and other luminescent materials that require a clean, controlled atmosphere to maintain optical clarity and performance.
- Research and Development: Widely used in laboratories and research facilities for experiments involving high-temperature reactions in controlled atmospheres, aiding in the development of new materials and processes.
- Manufacturing of Electronic Components: Critical for the production of semiconductors and other electronic components that require precise temperature control and a clean environment to ensure high performance and reliability.
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Features
The Hydrogen Atmosphere Furnace is a specialized heating device designed to provide precise control over the environment during sintering or annealing processes. This furnace is particularly beneficial for materials that require processing in a hydrogen or inert gas environment, such as optical materials and titanium alloys. Here are the key features that enhance its functionality and safety:
- Double-Shell Structure with Advanced Cooling Systems: The furnace features a double-layer shell design that incorporates both air and water cooling systems. This setup ensures a stable internal pressure ranging from 0.02MPa positive to -0.1MPa negative, maintaining optimal conditions for the materials being processed.
- High Precision Flow Meters: Equipped with two large-range flow meters for nitrogen and hydrogen (each ranging from 0 to 3.5L/min), the furnace allows for precise control over the gas flow rates. This feature is crucial for maintaining the desired atmosphere composition and ensuring consistent results.
- Comprehensive Hydrogen Safety Mechanism: Safety is paramount in environments involving hydrogen. The furnace includes a hydrogen safety device that automatically ignites hydrogen tail gas. In case of ignition failure, the system is designed to cut off the hydrogen supply, open the nitrogen valve, and force nitrogen into the furnace, thereby preventing any hazardous situations.
- High Purity Molybdenum Heating Element: Utilizing a high purity molybdenum wire (99.99% molybdenum content), the heating element ensures uniform and efficient heating, which is essential for achieving high-quality sintering and annealing results.
- Temperature Flexibility: With an adjustable working temperature range from 0 to 1600°C, this furnace accommodates a wide variety of materials and processes, making it a versatile tool in the laboratory or industrial setting.
Principle
Hydrogen atmosphere furnaces utilize a ceramic tube with leak-tight flanges to enable heat treatment up to 1600 °C in a hydrogen atmosphere. Prior to introducing hydrogen gas, the tube is flooded with inert gas for safety. The flooding tank system, pressurized with inert gas, purges remaining oxygen from the tube before heat treatment. The gas outlet system connects to an afterburner to combust outgoing hydrogen. Exothermic hydrogen atmospheres reduce surface oxides, improving the wetting properties and flow of filler material during brazing.
Advantages
Hydrogen Atmosphere Furnaces offer a range of benefits that make them a superior choice for high-temperature processes. Here are some of the key advantages:
- Enhanced Oxygen Exclusion: The pressurized environment of the furnace ensures that oxygen cannot enter under any circumstances, providing a completely controlled atmosphere for sensitive processes.
- Maximized Reductive Power: With more reactive hydrogen molecules available compared to partial pressure atmospheres, these furnaces maximize the reductive power, crucial for processes requiring a strong reducing environment.
- Versatility with Hydrogen Mixtures: The ability to use mixtures of inert gases like nitrogen or argon with hydrogen offers a valuable alternative. These mixtures retain some of the reducing capabilities of pure hydrogen atmospheres while potentially reducing operating and investment costs.
- Advanced Safety Features: Equipped with a fully automated flow controller and devices adhering to SIL2 standards, the system ensures safety and reliability. A hydrogen sensor at the top of the furnace immediately responds to any leaks, triggering a switch to inert gas and securing the system.
- User-Friendly Interface: The intuitive touch panel interface simplifies operation and control, making it accessible for users of varying technical backgrounds.
- Flexibility in Temperature and Space: These furnaces can be adapted to different usable spaces and temperatures, with options like cold wall furnaces available for requirements exceeding 1800 °C.
- Sealing Efficiency: The inclusion of a high-temperature-resistant silica gel seal ring on the furnace door ensures excellent sealing, allowing for the creation of a vacuum and various other atmospheres, enhancing the versatility of the furnace.
Technical specifications
| Furnace model | KT-16AH | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Max. temperature | 1600℃ | ||
| Constant work temperature | 1500℃ | ||
| Vacuum pressure | 0.1Mpa | ||
| Vacuum valve | Needle valve | ||
| Chamber material | Japan alumina fiber | ||
| Heating element | Molybdenum wire | ||
| Heating rate | 0-20℃/min | ||
| Temperature sensor | B type thermal couple | ||
| Temperature controller | Touch screen PID controller | ||
| Temperature control accuracy | ±1℃ | ||
| Temperature uniformity | ±5℃ | ||
| Electric power supply | AC110-220V,50/60HZ | ||
| Standard Chamber Sizes Stocks | |||
| Chamber size (mm) | Effective volume (L) | Chamber size (mm) | Effective volume (L) |
| 150x150x200 | 4.5 | 300x300x400 | 36 |
| 200x200x300 | 12 | 400x400x400 | 64 |
| Customer design sizes and volume is accepted | |||
| Standard Temperature controlling |
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| Optional of Temperature controlling |
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| Furnace structure | Double layer steel casing with dual cooling fan, surface temperature below 60℃ |
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Warnings
Operator safety is the top important issue! Please operate the equipment with cautions. Working with inflammable& explosive or toxic gases is very dangerous, operators must take all necessary precautions before starting the equipment. Working with positive pressure inside the reactors or chambers is dangerous, operator must fellow the safety procedures strictly. Extra caution must also be taken when operating with air-reactive materials, especially under vacuum. A leak can draw air into the apparatus and cause a violent reaction to occur.
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