Carbonization refers to the process of converting organic matter into carbon through high-temperature treatment. In this process, the high-temperature carbonization furnace provides a high-temperature environment to cause pyrolysis and polycondensation reactions of the organic components in the material, ultimately forming a stable carbon structure. After carbonization in this furnace, the carbon materials can be moved into a graphite furnace for final graphitization at up to 3000℃.
The carbonization furnace is used for pyrolysis and carbonization reactions of organic materials at high temperatures. In the carbonization furnace, the raw materials are heated to high temperatures, and the organic components in them begin to pyrolyze and are gradually converted into gases, liquids, and solid residues. As the reaction proceeds, these residues are further carbonized to form a stable carbon structure. It can not only convert organic matter in the material into carbon but also change the physical and chemical properties of the material, thereby improving its performance.
Carbonization of various polymer materials such as polyimide, carbon fiber, and C/C composite materials.
Model | Rated Power (kW) | Max. Temp (℃) | Working Area (mm) | Vacuum (Pa) |
FP-CBF-75 | 75 | 1600℃ | 400×400×1200 | 10/10-3 |
FP-HPF-90 | 90 | 1600℃ | 500×500×1500 | 10/10-3 |
FP-HPF-120 | 120 | 1600℃ | 600×600×1800 | 10/10-3 |
FP-HPF-160 | 160 | 1600℃ | 600×600×2000 | 10/10-3 |
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