Global Patent Index - EP 0066164 A3

EP 0066164 A3 19830720 - METHOD OF HEATING THE SURFACE OF A SUBSTRATE BY MEANS OF A HOT GAS JET, PARTICULARLY WITH SIMULTANEOUS SUPPLY OF COATING MATERIAL USING THE FLAME SPRAYING PROCESS, AND BURNER FOR THE REALIZATION OF SAID METHOD

Title (en)

METHOD OF HEATING THE SURFACE OF A SUBSTRATE BY MEANS OF A HOT GAS JET, PARTICULARLY WITH SIMULTANEOUS SUPPLY OF COATING MATERIAL USING THE FLAME SPRAYING PROCESS, AND BURNER FOR THE REALIZATION OF SAID METHOD

Publication

EP 0066164 A3 19830720 (DE)

Application

EP 82104279 A 19820515

Priority

DE 3121370 A 19810529

Abstract (en)

[origin: ES8306526A1] The invention relates to a process for heating the surface of a substrate and to a burner particularly as part of a spray gun suitable for carrying out the process of flame spraying. In order to improve flame stability and to increase the output, compressed air is supplied using annular guide plates arranged in cascade fashion, one above the other and one behind the other in various planes in the direction of the jet. As a result of this, kinetic energy is introduced into the flow of hot gases as the air volume increases, so that almost complete combustion of the hot gases can be achieved at relatively low end temperatures. The drop-off in temperature of the hot gases in the direction of flow starting from the mouth of the burner is relatively small. Consequently, it is also possible to heat substrates uniformly which, as a result of their particular shape, have a varying spacing from the mouth of the burner. Using the burner, it is even possible to heat shrink films used for packaging objects without over-heating, leading to local destruction of the material, occurring.

IPC 1-7

B05B 7/20

IPC 8 full level

F23D 14/38 (2006.01); B05B 7/20 (2006.01); F23D 14/52 (2006.01)

CPC (source: EP US)

B05B 7/205 (2013.01 - EP US)

Citation (search report)

Designated contracting state (EPC)

AT BE CH DE FR GB IT LI NL SE

DOCDB simple family (publication)

EP 0066164 A2 19821208; EP 0066164 A3 19830720; EP 0066164 B1 19870826; AR 228902 A1 19830429; AT E29113 T1 19870915; BR 8203170 A 19830517; CA 1180548 A 19850108; DE 3121370 A1 19830519; DE 3277064 D1 19871001; ES 512652 A0 19830616; ES 8306526 A1 19830616; JP S5824713 A 19830214; NO 155676 B 19870126; NO 155676 C 19870506; NO 821795 L 19821130; NO 860194 L 19821130; US 4579280 A 19860401; ZA 823832 B 19830928

DOCDB simple family (application)

EP 82104279 A 19820515; AR 28951582 A 19820526; AT 82104279 T 19820515; BR 8203170 A 19820528; CA 403961 A 19820528; DE 3121370 A 19810529; DE 3277064 T 19820515; ES 512652 A 19820528; JP 9053282 A 19820529; NO 821795 A 19820528; NO 860194 A 19860121; US 70143685 A 19850212; ZA 823832 A 19820601