Pressure control device for preparing fused quartz product by high-temperature casting method
A technology of fused silica and products, which is applied in glass manufacturing equipment, manufacturing tools, glass molding, etc. It can solve problems such as high viscosity and difficult molding, and achieve the effects of simple device structure, long molding time, and reduced production costs.
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[0025] see figure 1 , a pressure control device for preparing fused silica products by high-temperature melting and casting method. A crucible operating rod 6, a transmission motor 7, and an air pressure sensor 21 are respectively installed on the outer top and side parts of the melting and casting furnace 9, and the crucible 11 is horizontally connected to the operating rod 6. , the crucible 6 is loaded with quartz raw material 13, the bottom of the transmission motor 7 is connected to the pressure rod 10, and the bottom of the pressure rod 10 is connected with a raw material overflow-proof cover 22 with an overflow-proof structure, and the mold 12 is placed on the lower sample platform 5 inside the casting furnace 9. The graphite tube 16 connected at both ends, the upper end of the graphite tube 16 is connected to the external pipeline 15 of the mold, and the external pipeline 15 is connected to the double-sided pipe 14 connected to the bottom of the mold; The vacuum chamber...
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[0029] In this example, see Figure 1-3, be provided with mold double side pipe 14 and mold outer pipeline 15, the lower end of graphite tube 16 on the sample table 5 is connected with valve 19, vacuum chamber 17 through pipeline, the upper end of graphite tube 16 is connected with mold outer pipeline 15, and the mold outer The pipeline 15 communicates with the bottom of the double-sided pipe 14 of the mold, and the molten quartz raw material is poured from the crucible 11 to the mold 12, and the formed quartz melt is closely attached to the inner wall of the mold 12, so that two sealed environments are formed above and below the quartz melt. The air at the bottom of the mold 12 is extracted through the vacuum chamber 17 to reduce the air pressure below the quartz melt, resulting in a pressure difference between the upper and lower sides of the quartz melt, and the resulting pressure difference pushes the high-viscosity quartz melt to flow to the complex molding area 20 at the ...
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