Patent classifications
H01J25/50
Cooling Block and Industrial Magnetron
Provided is a cooling block formed in a columnar shape in an outer periphery of an anode cylindrical body of a high power industrial magnetron, in which the cooling block includes, at different positions in a vertical direction, two or more flow paths through which refrigerant flows, and the flow paths closest to each other in the vertical direction are connected to each other by at least one or more connection flow paths in the cooling block.
Rectangular magnetron tube core
A rectangular magnetron tube core including: an anode component having two openings respectively formed in two end portions thereof; a cathode component disposed on the center axis of an anode barrel; an input component and an output component respectively disposed on the two openings formed outside the two end portions of the anode barrel. The anode component includes: the anode barrel, a plurality of anode vanes, two strapping rings, an A-side pole shoe and a K-side pole shoe. The anode vanes are uniformly disposed on the inner side wall of the anode barrel. The tips of the anode vanes leave a tubular space at the center axis of the anode barrel, and the two strapping rings are both ring-structure erected on both sides of the anode vanes. The structure of the A-side pole shoe is completely symmetrical with that of the K-side pole shoe.
Rectangular magnetron tube core
A rectangular magnetron tube core including: an anode component having two openings respectively formed in two end portions thereof; a cathode component disposed on the center axis of an anode barrel; an input component and an output component respectively disposed on the two openings formed outside the two end portions of the anode barrel. The anode component includes: the anode barrel, a plurality of anode vanes, two strapping rings, an A-side pole shoe and a K-side pole shoe. The anode vanes are uniformly disposed on the inner side wall of the anode barrel. The tips of the anode vanes leave a tubular space at the center axis of the anode barrel, and the two strapping rings are both ring-structure erected on both sides of the anode vanes. The structure of the A-side pole shoe is completely symmetrical with that of the K-side pole shoe.
MICROWAVE ENHANCED CONCRETE PULTRUSION
Methods, systems, and apparatus, for performing pultrusion molding with concrete. One exemplary method includes conveying a textile material through a concrete infusion system to provide a concrete infused textile material (CITM). Heating and shaping the CITM by conveying the CITM through a microwave chamber comprising an electrically non-conductive die disposed therein, the microwave chamber operable to heat concrete infused in the textile material by irradiating the CITM with microwave energy as the CITM is conveyed through the microwave chamber, and the die operable to shape the CITM as the CITM is conveyed through the microwave chamber. Cooling the CITM by conveying the CITM through a cool down chamber operable to maintain heat in the CITM as the CITM is conveyed through the microwave chamber allowing the concrete to cure while a temperature of the CITM is reduced.
Multiple microwave/radiofrequency (MW/RF) magnetrons heated single vessel/reactor/chamber and its various applications including a novel dehydration process employing solvent extraction and solvent recovery
This invention describes large microwave/radiofrequency (RF/MW) heating equipments scalable to any size heated with RF/MW heating systems employing multiple magnetrons independent of its wave characteristics arranged in a particular fashion to avoid wave interferences and concentrated heating without turn tables. The invention also explains the various embodiments of the invention like solvent dehydration and solvent recovery using the above mentioned invention.
Adapting circuit for driving a magnetron with multiple switching power supplies
An adapting circuit is connected onto the high voltage end output of a magnetron driving power supply. In the adapting circuit, the high frequency part of current in the magnetron anode loop is converted into a part of the filament driving current. The high frequency part is removed by the two primary coils of a ferret core transformer and converted into a larger current on the secondary coil, which is rectified and filtered to increase the driving current in the magnetron filament loop. Two or more power supplies connected with the adapting circuits are connected together in parallel to drive a high power and high filament driving current magnetron with a correct compensation for its filament current.
Adapting circuit for driving a magnetron with multiple switching power supplies
An adapting circuit is connected onto the high voltage end output of a magnetron driving power supply. In the adapting circuit, the high frequency part of current in the magnetron anode loop is converted into a part of the filament driving current. The high frequency part is removed by the two primary coils of a ferret core transformer and converted into a larger current on the secondary coil, which is rectified and filtered to increase the driving current in the magnetron filament loop. Two or more power supplies connected with the adapting circuits are connected together in parallel to drive a high power and high filament driving current magnetron with a correct compensation for its filament current.
Injection-locked magnetron system based on filament injection
An injection locked magnetron system based on filament injection is provided, which includes a magnetron, an excitation cavity, and a load. The magnetron is installed on the excitation cavity and connected to the excitation cavity, the excitation cavity is detachably connected to the load, the magnetron is provided with an injection antenna, and the injection antenna is used to receive an injected external signal and couple the injected external signal into the magnetron for realizing injection locking. The injected external signal is injected by a monopole antenna, and coupled into the magnetron resonant cavity through a magnetron filament, and the output microwave of the magnetron is output through the excitation cavity, and passes through the waveguide directional coupler, and is finally absorbed by the load, such that the output microwave of the magnetron can be locked by the injected external signal.
Injection-locked magnetron system based on filament injection
An injection locked magnetron system based on filament injection is provided, which includes a magnetron, an excitation cavity, and a load. The magnetron is installed on the excitation cavity and connected to the excitation cavity, the excitation cavity is detachably connected to the load, the magnetron is provided with an injection antenna, and the injection antenna is used to receive an injected external signal and couple the injected external signal into the magnetron for realizing injection locking. The injected external signal is injected by a monopole antenna, and coupled into the magnetron resonant cavity through a magnetron filament, and the output microwave of the magnetron is output through the excitation cavity, and passes through the waveguide directional coupler, and is finally absorbed by the load, such that the output microwave of the magnetron can be locked by the injected external signal.
Reactor system coupled to an energy emitter control circuit
A microwave energy source that generates a microwave energy is disclosed. The microwave energy source has an on-state and an off-state. A control circuit is coupled to the microwave energy source and includes an output to generate a control signal that adjusts a pulse frequency of the microwave energy. A voltage generator applies a non-zero voltage to the microwave energy source during the off-state. A frequency and a duty cycle of the non-zero voltage is based on a frequency and a duty cycle of the control signal. A waveguide is coupled to the microwave energy source. The waveguide has a supply gas inlet that receives a supply gas, a reaction zone that generates a plasma, a process inlet that injects a raw material into the reaction zone, and an outlet that outputs a powder based on a mixture of the supply gas and the raw material within the plasma.