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SiC heating elements can be used in furnaces with different atmospheres. However, their service life may be shortened in some atmospheres.

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SiC heating elements can be used in furnaces with different atmospheres. However, their service life may be shortened in some atmospheres. In order to extend their service life in different atmospheres, we have developed various coatings to preventt the SiC structures from faster ageing, mainly including A, B, C and D coatings. Actually, there may be several harmful volatiles in some furnaces, and even some harmless volatiles may become harmful after they are mixed with other volatiles, which will shorten the service life of heating elements. Since coatings have different effects in different atmospheres, small-scale batch tests should be done to solve specific coating problems to find out the optimal plans and select the best coating.


Impact on Elements and Recommended Coating in Different Atmospheres

Atmosphere

Impact on Element

Solution

Coating

Vapor and moisture

The service life is about 20% shorter than that in the dry air.

New furnaces or furnaces unused for a long time should be thoroughly dried at low temperature before heating.

A coating

Nitrogen

Nitrogen reacts with SiC above 1,400℃, producing silicon nitride, making elements fragile and shortening the service life of elements. This is affected by dew point in the same way as H2.

The recommended furnace
temperature is not higher than 1300℃ with surface loading as low as possible.

B coating

Hydrogen

When elements are heated to above 1,350℃, their resistance will increase rapidly and their mechanical strength will decline, furthermore, the service life of elements varies greatly, depending on the moisture content of gas.

The recommended furnace
temperature is not higher than 1300℃ with surface loading lower than 5W/cm2

C coating

Ammonia

Same as hydrogen and nitrogen

The recommended furnace
temperature is not higher than 1300℃ with surface loading lower than 5W/cm2

B coating

C coating

Disassociated gas(N2,CO,CO2,H2,CH4)
(N2, CO, CO2, H2, CH4)

Decomposed Carbon black attach to body of heating elements to make elements loose.

Convey air into furnace
frequently to burn up additional
Carbon. For furnace design,
keep enough space between
elements and elements to prevent short circuit.

 

Sulphur

(S、S2)

When elements are heated to 1,300℃, their surfaces will be eroded, leading to a sharp increase in resistance.

Control the element temperature to below 1,300℃.

 

Vacuum

SiO protective film will not be formed in high vacuum, and Silicon carbide will be decomposed itself, then service life of elements will be shortened.

Furnaces temperature lower than 1000℃ with pressure above 0.13Pa.    

 

Others

Various substances from treated materials, such as Pb, Sb and alkali metal, react with elements, which may shorten the service life of elements.

To get rid of these substances in advance, set up a gas exhaust in furnace to reduce the impact.

D Coating

Coating SiC heating elements are engineered to deliver exceptional performance in high-temperature environments, reaching temperatures up to 1600°C. Designed for a variety of industrial applications, these heating elements provide superior thermal stability and efficiency, making them ideal for use in furnaces, kilns, and advanced manufacturing processes.

The innovative coating technology enhances the oxidation resistance of SiC, significantly extending the operational lifespan of the heating elements. This protective layer minimizes wear and tear, ensuring consistent heating performance even under the most challenging conditions. As a result, users benefit from reduced maintenance costs and improved overall system reliability.

Coating SiC heating elements feature rapid heat-up and cool-down capabilities, allowing for precise temperature control essential in critical applications such as semiconductor processing and material sintering. Their robust construction withstands thermal shock and mechanical stress, making them a dependable choice for demanding industrial settings.

Choose Coating SiC heating elements for a cutting-edge heating solution that combines durability, efficiency, and precision. Elevate your heating processes with advanced technology designed to meet the rigorous demands of modern industry.

 

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