Theoretical Analysis of Temperature of Substrate Inserted between Parallel Plates Based on Radiation Heat Transfer Model

An effective design method of the infrared heating furnace has not yet established, because there are the complexity and variety in the products and the heating form. We focused on the heating system of the emission subject for a thin substrate such as film, and expressed it in a concise unsteady nu...

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Main Authors: Yoshio KONDO, Hiroshi YAMASHITA, Chiaki NIWA, Michiro AOKI
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers 2010-12-01
Series:Journal of Thermal Science and Technology
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Online Access:https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jtst/5/2/5_2_303/_pdf/-char/en
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author Yoshio KONDO
Hiroshi YAMASHITA
Chiaki NIWA
Michiro AOKI
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Hiroshi YAMASHITA
Chiaki NIWA
Michiro AOKI
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description An effective design method of the infrared heating furnace has not yet established, because there are the complexity and variety in the products and the heating form. We focused on the heating system of the emission subject for a thin substrate such as film, and expressed it in a concise unsteady numerical model within the three parallel plates. As a result, it was shown that the temperature of the intermediate surface “substrate” changes depending upon the combination of the emissivity of each surface, even with the constant injection energy. Especially, in the case of vacuum furnaces, a combination of “high emissivity of heating surface and low emissivity of non heating surface” is desirable to raise the temperature of substrate more. In addition, the lower emissivity of substrate surface is, the higher arrival temperature of substrate becomes, in the case that the heating surface and non heating surface have the same emissivity, and both walls have the same thickness, thermal conductivity and outer heat transfer coefficient. Since this tendency is extremely difficult to grasp intuitively, it is very worthy in the efficient design of furnaces to calculate a large number of patterns using the numerical model proposed in this article, and to conduct careful comparisons and evaluations.
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spelling doaj.art-dc1b888a9b6841a6a40f78c1a986e7632022-12-21T18:11:33ZengThe Japan Society of Mechanical EngineersJournal of Thermal Science and Technology1880-55662010-12-015230331810.1299/jtst.5.303jtstTheoretical Analysis of Temperature of Substrate Inserted between Parallel Plates Based on Radiation Heat Transfer ModelYoshio KONDO0Hiroshi YAMASHITA1Chiaki NIWA2Michiro AOKI3Industrial Process Division, NGK Insulators, Ltd.Department of Mechanical Science and Engineering Nagoya UniversityIndustrial Process Division, NGK Insulators, Ltd.Industrial Process Division, NGK Insulators, Ltd.An effective design method of the infrared heating furnace has not yet established, because there are the complexity and variety in the products and the heating form. We focused on the heating system of the emission subject for a thin substrate such as film, and expressed it in a concise unsteady numerical model within the three parallel plates. As a result, it was shown that the temperature of the intermediate surface “substrate” changes depending upon the combination of the emissivity of each surface, even with the constant injection energy. Especially, in the case of vacuum furnaces, a combination of “high emissivity of heating surface and low emissivity of non heating surface” is desirable to raise the temperature of substrate more. In addition, the lower emissivity of substrate surface is, the higher arrival temperature of substrate becomes, in the case that the heating surface and non heating surface have the same emissivity, and both walls have the same thickness, thermal conductivity and outer heat transfer coefficient. Since this tendency is extremely difficult to grasp intuitively, it is very worthy in the efficient design of furnaces to calculate a large number of patterns using the numerical model proposed in this article, and to conduct careful comparisons and evaluations.https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jtst/5/2/5_2_303/_pdf/-char/enthermal radiationemissivityfurnaceheat transmissionnumerical analysis
spellingShingle Yoshio KONDO
Hiroshi YAMASHITA
Chiaki NIWA
Michiro AOKI
Theoretical Analysis of Temperature of Substrate Inserted between Parallel Plates Based on Radiation Heat Transfer Model
Journal of Thermal Science and Technology
thermal radiation
emissivity
furnace
heat transmission
numerical analysis
title Theoretical Analysis of Temperature of Substrate Inserted between Parallel Plates Based on Radiation Heat Transfer Model
title_full Theoretical Analysis of Temperature of Substrate Inserted between Parallel Plates Based on Radiation Heat Transfer Model
title_fullStr Theoretical Analysis of Temperature of Substrate Inserted between Parallel Plates Based on Radiation Heat Transfer Model
title_full_unstemmed Theoretical Analysis of Temperature of Substrate Inserted between Parallel Plates Based on Radiation Heat Transfer Model
title_short Theoretical Analysis of Temperature of Substrate Inserted between Parallel Plates Based on Radiation Heat Transfer Model
title_sort theoretical analysis of temperature of substrate inserted between parallel plates based on radiation heat transfer model
topic thermal radiation
emissivity
furnace
heat transmission
numerical analysis
url https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jtst/5/2/5_2_303/_pdf/-char/en
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