Equipment for manufacturing basalt ceramic fiber heating wire wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide

By preparing basalt ceramic fiber heating wires encapsulated with recrystallized silicon carbide and coating them with graphene on an insulating ceramic plate, the problems of short lifespan and high cost of heating plates in electric kettles and rice cookers have been solved, achieving efficient and safe manufacturing of heating wires.

CN121623984APending Publication Date: 2026-03-10张英华
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Application Number
CN202511894641.0
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-12-07
Publication Date
2026-03-10

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Technical Problem

Existing electric kettles and rice cookers have heating plates with short lifespans and high costs. In particular, electric kettles using recrystallized silicon carbide heating plates have excessively high power, while aluminum heating plates in rice cookers cannot use recrystallized silicon carbide, resulting in poor equipment performance and cost.

Method used

A basalt ceramic fiber heating wire coated with recrystallized silicon carbide was prepared using a device that combines an oxyhydrogen flame heating nozzle and a graphene powder silicone rubber roller. The basalt ceramic fiber heating wire that can be coated with silicon carbide powder at high temperatures was then prepared, and graphene was covered on an insulating ceramic disk to form a heating disk.

Benefits of technology

It achieves uniform coating and insulation treatment of silicon carbide powder at high temperatures, improving the durability and safety of the heating wire, making it suitable for high-power electric kettles and rice cookers, and reducing costs.

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Abstract

The invention discloses equipment for manufacturing a basalt ceramic fiber heating wire wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide. A rectangular tube with a plurality of windows on two sides is vertically mounted below the oxyhydrogen flame heating silicon carbide horn nozzle, and a group of electric organic silicon rubber rollers containing graphene powder and a group of organic silicon rubber rollers containing graphene powder are mounted outside the windows of the rectangular tube respectively. The basalt ceramic fibers rolled out from the plurality of basalt ceramic fibers pass through a gap between the first group of electric organic silicon rubber rollers containing the graphene powder and the electric reciprocating organic silicon rubber rollers containing the graphene powder. And a plurality of basalt ceramic fiber heating wires wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide, which come out from a gap between the last group of electric organic silicon rubber roller containing graphene powder and the last group of electric reciprocating organic silicon rubber roller containing graphene powder, are wound on the basalt ceramic fiber heating wire electric capstan wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide.
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[0001] This invention relates to a device for manufacturing basalt ceramic fiber heating wires encapsulated with recrystallized silicon carbide. Background technology:

[0002] The recrystallized silicon carbide heating element used in electric kettles is made by spraying recrystallized silicon carbide onto a ceramic sheet and then covering it with an insulating material. Electric kettles have a power rating exceeding 1.5 kilowatts. Rice cookers, on the other hand, have a smaller heating element with a power rating of only 300 watts. They cannot use recrystallized silicon carbide heating elements and must use aluminum heating elements with tungsten filaments. However, the tungsten filaments in aluminum heating elements burn out easily, resulting in a shorter lifespan and higher cost compared to recrystallized silicon carbide heating elements. Summary of the Invention:

[0003] The equipment for manufacturing basalt ceramic fiber heating wires wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide consists of a silicon carbide horn nozzle heated by an oxyhydrogen flame, a rectangular tube with several windows on each side, several basalt ceramic fiber filament rolls, electrically operated silicone rubber rollers containing graphene powder, electrically operated reciprocating silicone rubber rollers containing graphene powder, and an electric winch for the basalt ceramic fiber heating wires wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide. A rectangular tube with several windows on each side is vertically installed below the oxyhydrogen flame heated silicon carbide horn nozzle. Outside each window of the rectangular tube, there is a set of electrically operated silicone rubber rollers containing graphene powder and a set of electrically operated reciprocating silicone rubber rollers containing graphene powder. The basalt ceramic fiber filaments, drawn from the several basalt ceramic fiber filament rolls, pass through the gap between the first set of electrically operated silicone rubber rollers containing graphene powder and the electrically operated reciprocating silicone rubber rollers containing graphene powder. Basalt ceramic fiber filaments emerging from the gap between the first set of electrically operated silicone rubber rollers containing graphene powder and the second set of electrically operated silicone rubber rollers containing graphene powder pass through the gap between the second set of electrically operated silicone rubber rollers containing graphene powder and the third set of electrically operated silicone rubber rollers containing graphene powder, and so on, until the gap between the last set of electrically operated silicone rubber rollers containing graphene powder and the third set of electrically operated silicone rubber rollers containing graphene powder. Several basalt ceramic fiber heating wires wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide emerging from the gap between the last set of electrically operated silicone rubber rollers containing graphene powder and the third set of electrically operated silicone rubber rollers containing graphene powder are wound onto an electric winch wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide. The shaft of the electric winch wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide has several winches.

[0004] A control method for manufacturing basalt ceramic fiber heating wires encapsulated in recrystallized silicon carbide. Basalt ceramic fiber filaments drawn from several basalt ceramic fiber rolls pass through the gap between a first set of electrically operated silicone rubber rollers containing graphene powder and an electrically reciprocating silicone rubber roller containing graphene powder. Basalt filaments emerging from this gap pass through the gap between a second set of electrically operated silicone rubber rollers containing graphene powder and an electrically reciprocating silicone rubber roller containing graphene powder, and so on, until the gap between the last set of electrically operated silicone rubber rollers containing graphene powder and an electrically reciprocating silicone rubber roller containing graphene powder. Basalt ceramic fiber filaments emerging from the gap between the last set of electrically operated silicone rubber rollers containing graphene powder and an electrically reciprocating silicone rubber roller containing graphene powder are then wound onto an electric winch encapsulating the recrystallized silicon carbide basalt ceramic fiber heating wire. Hydrogen gas from the cathode of the water electrolysis tank is compressed by a hydrogen compressor and then ejected from the central hydrogen nozzle of the silicon carbide horn nozzle heated by an oxyhydrogen flame. It is then ignited by an electronic spark plug. Oxygen gas from the anode of the water electrolysis tank is compressed by an oxygen compressor and then ejected from the interlayer oxygen gap of the silicon carbide horn nozzle 1 heated by an oxyhydrogen flame, supporting hydrogen combustion. Silicon carbide powder exiting from the curved funnel tube of the silicon carbide powder funnel is inclined downwards and ejected by the hydrogen combustion flame. The 6000°C oxyhydrogen flame heats the silicon carbide powder to over 2200°C, melting it into droplets that are ejected from the silicon carbide horn nozzle heated by the oxyhydrogen flame. Start each set of electrically operated silicone rubber rollers containing graphene powder and electrically reciprocating silicone rubber rollers containing graphene powder. Start the electric winch containing basalt ceramic fiber heating wire wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide. The basalt ceramic fiber filaments move forward and twist, and silicon carbide droplets are evenly sprayed onto the basalt ceramic fiber filaments. Then the basalt ceramic fiber heating wire wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide is wound onto the electric winch containing basalt ceramic fiber heating wire wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide.

[0005] A ring-shaped foam insulating ceramic disc is fired, and a basalt ceramic fiber heating wire wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide is pressed into the spiral grooves of the disc. Hydrogen gas from the cathode of the water electrolysis tank is compressed by a hydrogen compressor and ejected from the central hydrogen nozzle of the oxyhydrogen flame-heated insulating ceramic horn nozzle, where it is ignited by an electronic spark plug. Oxygen gas from the anode of the water electrolysis tank is compressed by an oxygen compressor and ejected from the interlayer of the oxyhydrogen flame-heated insulating ceramic horn nozzle, supporting the hydrogen combustion. Silicon carbide powder from the curved funnel of the insulating ceramic powder funnel is tilted downwards and ejected by the hydrogen combustion flame. The 6000°C oxyhydrogen flame heats the insulating ceramic powder to over 1500°C, melting it into droplets that are ejected from the oxyhydrogen flame-heated insulating ceramic horn nozzle 1, covering the basalt ceramic fiber heating wire wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide in the spiral grooves of the insulating ceramic disc. Then, a layer of graphene is applied and heated to over 400°C to solidify the graphene, forming the heating plate for a rice cooker. Attached image description:

[0006] The present invention will now be described in further detail with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.

[0007] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the basalt ceramic fiber heating wire manufacturing equipment for encapsulating recrystallized silicon carbide according to the present invention. Detailed implementation method:

[0008] Figure 1As shown, the equipment for manufacturing basalt ceramic fiber heating wires wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide consists of a silicon carbide horn nozzle 1 heated by an oxyhydrogen flame, a rectangular tube 2 with several windows on each side, several basalt ceramic fiber filament rolls 3, an electrically operated silicone rubber roller 4 containing graphene powder, an electrically operated reciprocating silicone rubber roller 5 containing graphene powder, and an electric winch 6 for the basalt ceramic fiber heating wires wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide. A rectangular tube 2 with several windows on each side is vertically installed below the oxyhydrogen flame heated silicon carbide horn nozzle 1. Outside each window of the rectangular tube 2, there is a set of electrically operated silicone rubber rollers 4 and 5 containing graphene powder. The basalt ceramic fiber filaments from the several basalt ceramic fiber filament rolls 3 pass through the gap between the first set of electrically operated silicone rubber rollers 4 and 5 containing graphene powder. Basalt ceramic fiber filaments emerging from the gap between the first set of electrically driven graphene-containing silicone rubber rollers 4 and the second set of electrically driven reciprocating silicone rubber rollers 5, and so on, until the last set of electrically driven graphene-containing silicone rubber rollers 4 and the last set of electrically driven reciprocating silicone rubber rollers 5, are wound onto an electric winch 6 containing recrystallized silicon carbide. The electric winch 6 has several winches on its shaft.

[0009] Figure 1The diagram illustrates the control method for manufacturing basalt ceramic fiber heating wires encapsulated in recrystallized silicon carbide. Basalt ceramic fiber filaments drawn from several basalt ceramic fiber rolls 3 pass through the gap between a first set of electrically operated silicone rubber rollers 4 containing graphene powder and an electrically reciprocating silicone rubber roller 5 containing graphene powder. Basalt filaments emerging from this gap pass through the gap between a second set of electrically operated silicone rubber rollers 4 containing graphene powder and an electrically reciprocating silicone rubber roller 5 containing graphene powder, and so on, until the final gap between the last set of electrically operated silicone rubber rollers 4 containing graphene powder and an electrically reciprocating silicone rubber roller 5 containing graphene powder. Basalt ceramic fiber filaments emerging from the gap between the last set of electrically driven graphene-containing silicone rubber rollers 4 and 5 (electrically reciprocating graphene-containing silicone rubber rollers) are wound onto an electric winch 6 containing recrystallized silicon carbide heating wires made of basalt ceramic fiber. Hydrogen gas from the cathode of the water electrolysis tank, after being compressed by a hydrogen compressor, is ejected from the central hydrogen nozzle of the silicon carbide horn nozzle 1 heated by an oxyhydrogen flame and ignited by an electronic spark plug. Oxygen gas from the anode of the water electrolysis tank, after being compressed by an oxygen compressor, is ejected from the interlayer of the silicon carbide horn nozzle 1 heated by an oxyhydrogen flame, supporting hydrogen combustion. Silicon carbide powder emerging from the curved funnel tube of the silicon carbide powder funnel is tilted downwards and ejected by the hydrogen combustion flame. The 6000°C oxyhydrogen flame heats the silicon carbide powder to over 2200°C, melting it into droplets that are ejected from the silicon carbide horn nozzle 1 heated by an oxyhydrogen flame. Start each group of electrically driven silicone rubber rollers 4 containing graphene powder and electrically reciprocating silicone rubber rollers 5 containing graphene powder. Start the electric winch 6 containing basalt ceramic fiber heating wire wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide. The basalt ceramic fiber filaments move forward and twist, and silicon carbide droplets are evenly sprayed onto the basalt ceramic fiber filaments. Then the basalt ceramic fiber heating wire wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide is wound onto the electric winch 6 containing basalt ceramic fiber heating wire wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide.

[0010] A ring-shaped foam insulating ceramic disc is fired, and a basalt ceramic fiber heating wire wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide is pressed into the spiral grooves of the disc. Hydrogen gas from the cathode of the water electrolysis tank is compressed by a hydrogen compressor and ejected from the central hydrogen nozzle of the oxyhydrogen flame-heated insulating ceramic horn nozzle, where it is ignited by an electronic spark plug. Oxygen gas from the anode of the water electrolysis tank is compressed by an oxygen compressor and ejected from the interlayer of the oxyhydrogen flame-heated insulating ceramic horn nozzle, supporting the hydrogen combustion. Silicon carbide powder from the curved funnel of the insulating ceramic powder funnel is tilted downwards and ejected by the hydrogen combustion flame. The 6000°C oxyhydrogen flame heats the insulating ceramic powder to over 1500°C, melting it into droplets that are ejected from the oxyhydrogen flame-heated insulating ceramic horn nozzle 1, covering the basalt ceramic fiber heating wire wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide in the spiral grooves of the insulating ceramic disc. Then, a layer of graphene is applied and heated to over 400°C to solidify the graphene, forming the heating plate for a rice cooker.

Claims

1. A device for making basalt ceramic fiber electric heating wire wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide, characterized in that: The equipment for making basalt ceramic fiber electric heating wire wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide is composed of a hydrogen-oxygen flame heating silicon carbide horn nozzle (1), a rectangular tube (2) with a plurality of windows on both sides, a plurality of basalt ceramic fiber wire rolls (3), an electric graphene powder-containing silicone rubber roller (4), an electric reciprocating graphene powder-containing silicone rubber roller (5), and a basalt ceramic fiber electric heating wire wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide electric winch (6). The hydrogen-oxygen flame heating silicon carbide horn nozzle (1) is vertically installed below a rectangular tube (2) with a plurality of windows on both sides. A set of electric graphene powder-containing silicone rubber rollers (4) and electric reciprocating graphene powder-containing silicone rubber rollers (5) are arranged outside the windows of the rectangular tube (2). The basalt ceramic fiber wire from the plurality of basalt ceramic fiber wire rolls (3) passes through the gap between the first set of electric graphene powder-containing silicone rubber rollers (4) and the electric reciprocating graphene powder-containing silicone rubber rollers (5). The basalt ceramic fiber wire from the gap between the first set of electric graphene powder-containing silicone rubber rollers (4) and the electric reciprocating graphene powder-containing silicone rubber rollers (5) passes through the gap between the second set of electric graphene powder-containing silicone rubber rollers (4) and the electric reciprocating graphene powder-containing silicone rubber rollers (5). The same applies to the gap between the last set of electric graphene powder-containing silicone rubber rollers (4) and the electric reciprocating graphene powder-containing silicone rubber rollers (5). The plurality of basalt ceramic fiber electric heating wires wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide from the gap between the last set of electric graphene powder-containing silicone rubber rollers (4) and the electric reciprocating graphene powder-containing silicone rubber rollers (5) are wound on the basalt ceramic fiber electric heating wire wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide electric winch (6). The basalt ceramic fiber electric heating wire wrapped with recrystallized silicon carbide electric winch (6) has a plurality of winches on its rotating shaft.