Vacuum Insulation Body
20170327297 ยท 2017-11-16
Inventors
- Jochen Hiemeyer (Karlstadt, DE)
- Michael Freitag (Wurzburg, DE)
- Martin Kerstner (Wurzburg, DE)
- Richard STOCKER (Lienz, AT)
Cpc classification
F25D2201/14
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
F25D23/06
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
B65D43/00
PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
International classification
B65D43/00
PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
Abstract
The present invention relates to a vacuum insulation body with at least one vacuum-tight casing and with at least one vacuum region which is surrounded by the casing, wherein the casing is provided with at least one opening, in particular with at least one evacuation port, for evacuating the vacuum region, and wherein in the vacuum insulation body at least one adsorbent material is disposed, which partly or entirely is arranged in the region of said opening, wherein around the opening and within the vacuum range at least one plate is arranged, which forms a wall of the space in which the adsorbent material is disposed.
Claims
1. A vacuum insulation body with at least one vacuum-tight casing and with at least one vacuum region which is surrounded by the casing, wherein the casing is provided with at least one opening, in particular with at least one evacuation port, for evacuating the vacuum region, and wherein in the vacuum insulation body at least one adsorbent material is disposed, which partly or entirely is arranged in the region of said opening, characterized in that around the opening and within the vacuum region at least one plate is arranged, which forms a wall of the space in which the adsorbent material is disposed.
2. A vacuum insulation body with at least one vacuum-tight casing and with at least one vacuum region which is surrounded by the casing, wherein the casing is provided with at least one opening, in particular with at least one evacuation port, for evacuating the vacuum region, and wherein in the vacuum insulation body at least one adsorbent material is disposed, which partly or entirely is arranged in the region of said opening, characterized in that between the adsorbent material and the opening at least one molded part is arranged, which includes one or more molded part openings whose flow cross-section is larger than the flow cross-section of the opening of the casing.
3. The vacuum insulation body according to claim 2, wherein that around the opening and within the vacuum region at least one plate is arranged, which forms a wall of the space in which the adsorbent material is disposed.
4. The vacuum insulation body according to claim 1, characterized in that the adsorbent material is present in the form of a plurality of individual bodies.
5. The vacuum insulation body according to claim 1, characterized in that at least one filter material which extends between the core material of the vacuum insulation body and the adsorbent material.
6. The vacuum insulation body according to claim 5, characterized in that the filter material is thermally sealed with the plate and/or with the molded part and/or with the casing.
7. The vacuum insulation body according to claim 1, characterized in that the vacuum-tight casing consists of a high-barrier film.
8. The vacuum insulation body according to claim 1, characterized in that the vacuum-tight casing extends around the opening of the casing and/or adjoins the plate on the outside.
9. The vacuum insulation body according to claim 1, characterized in that the plate and the molded body consist of different parts which are latched or thermally sealed with each other, or that the plate and the molded body consist of one common part.
10. The vacuum insulation body according to claim 9, characterized in that the adsorbent material is present in the form of a plurality of individual bodies.
11. The vacuum insulation body according to claim 1, characterized in that the adsorbent material is arranged directly adjacent to the opening and/or directly adjacent to the molded part and/or is arranged such that it surrounds the opening and/or the molded part.
12. The vacuum insulation body according to claim 1, characterized in that the adsorbent material is arranged in a region which is adjacent to the opening and/or to the molded part.
13. The vacuum insulation body according to claim 1, characterized in that the adsorbent material is arranged such that the gas passing through the opening during generation of a vacuum partly or completely passes through the adsorbent material.
14. The vacuum insulation body according to claim 1, characterized in that the adsorbent material is formed such that it adsorbs water and/or nitrogen and/or oxygen and/or that the adsorbent material is at least one getter and/or drying agent, in particular zeolite.
15. A heat-insulated container with at least one body and with at least one tempered interior space which is surrounded by the body, and with at least one closure element by means of which the tempered interior space can be closed, wherein between the tempered interior space and an outer wall of the container at least one interspace is disposed, characterized in that in the interspace at least one vacuum insulation body with the features of claim 1 is arranged.
Description
[0051] Further details and advantages of the invention will be explained in detail with reference to an exemplary embodiment illustrated in the drawing.
[0052] The only FIGURE shows a perspective sectional view of an exemplary construction of a vacuum insulation body according to the invention in the region of the evacuation port. The vacuum insulation body comprises a high-barrier film 10 that encloses a vacuum region which according to the FIGURE extends above the illustrated segment of the high-barrier film 10.
[0053] The arrangement according to the FIGURE also can be provided as such, i.e. as assembly (with or without desiccant or getter 60), and then be vacuum-tightly connected with the further high-barrier film of the vacuum insulation body during the manufacturing process.
[0054] Reference numeral 20 designates the plate or base plate that is fabricated of a material which is resistant to the introduction of zeolite beads when forming the vacuum, so that the beads cannot press into the material of the base plate 20.
[0055] Reference numeral 30 designates a filter fleece, in order to separate the non-illustrated core material which is disposed above the filter fleece and above the high-barrier film from the sorption pump or from the space R. In the space R the adsorbent material 60 is disposed, which can be e.g. zeolite beads or a packing of zeolite beads.
[0056] Reference numeral 40 finally designates the molded part according to the invention, which serves as flow distributor or flow provider from the space to the evacuation port 50. The evacuation port 50 consists of a film tube and likewise is vacuum-tight. Preferably, the evacuation port 50 also consists of a high-barrier film. It suitably is vacuum-tightly connected with the high-barrier film 10.
[0057] As can furthermore be taken from the FIGURE, the flow distributor has an upper plate-shaped portion 41 to which the filter fleece 30 is attached. Furthermore, a lower portion 42 is shown, which is e.g. thermally sealed or otherwise connected with the plate 10. Between the regions 41 and 42 a circumferential region 43 extends, which for example can have the shape of a cylinder piece and which includes apertures through which the gas obtained during evacuation is withdrawn from the space R.
[0058] The plate-shaped portion 41 can be gas-impermeable or also porous or be provided with one or more openings, so that gas can penetrate through the portion 41.
[0059] By using the flow distributor 40, the free flow cross-section in this way can be increased during evacuation with respect to the cross-sectional area of the evacuation port 50 or of the evacuation tube 100 of the vacuum generation unit introduced into the same and thus increase the efficiency during evacuation.
[0060] It can furthermore be seen in the FIGURE that the molded body not only has the task to provide for the evacuation of the space R, but in addition to also form a receptacle for the evacuation tube 100 which is enclosed by the evacuation port 50.
[0061] The region 41 of the flow distributor 40 preferably is gas-impermeable, so that during evacuation the gas gets through the fleece 30 into the space R and from the space R through the openings in the web-like regions 43 to the evacuation tube 100.
[0062] The plate 20 preferably is designed flat. On its inside it adjoins the space R for receiving the adsorbent material and on its outside the high-barrier film 10. The plate 20 provides the arrangement with a certain mechanical stability, provides for the tight abutment of a heating device from outside, i.e. according to the FIGURE from below, and also prevents that flow channels are clogged in that the adsorbent material is pressed in during evacuation. Furthermore, the high-barrier film is protected against being damaged by penetrating adsorbent material.