High pressure oxygen sintering furnace HSO

The high pressure oxygen sintering furnace HSO is unique device for high-pressure oxygen treatment of material rods under high temperatures up to 950 °C. Compared to conventional high pressure oxygen sintering furnaces, the main advantage of the HSO system is its reliable, safe and maintenance-free operation and a very high life span of all components. This is achieved by using of two gas-tightly separated, distinguished volumes inside a cold pressure tube. Thereby the heating elements are located inside an inert argon atmosphere, whereat the process chamber itself is filled with high-pressure oxygen. The pressure of each room is controlled automatically, separately and independently at all times of the heating or cooling procedure in order to guarantee stable and reproducible process conditions.

The high pressure sintering furnace HSO completes the preprocessing setup for the high pressure crystal growth furnace HKZ. It covers the range from sintering oxidic rods for crystal growth to maintaining phases which are only stable at higher oxygen pressures. Besides that, it can be used for heat treatment of materials after crystal growth at high oxygen pressures up to 150 bar and at temperatures up to 950 °C. The furnace is equipped with a special non-reactive material tube offering an inner diameter of 25 mm and a heating zone of 200mm with low temperature deviation. Greater tube dimensions are easily realizable on request. The clearly structured controls and display support the smooth handling of the machine. Several security mechanisms assure the correct operation of the furnace.

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Atmosphere

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Heating

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Process chamber

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Outer pressure tube

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Pressure control

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Required laboratory connections

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