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Patent · US10837090B2 · B2 · US

Magnetic levitation heating of metal with controlled surface quality

(11) Publication number
US10837090B2
(21) Application number
15/716,692
(22) Filing date
2017-09-27
(30) Priority date
2016-09-27
(43) Publication date
2020-11-17
(45) Date of grant
2020-11-17
(51) IPC
B21B 39/02; B21B 39/34; B21C 37/02; B21C 47/16; B21C 47/18; B21C 47/34; B21D 22/02; B21D 37/16; B65G 54/02; B65H 29/00; B65H 29/20; C21D 1/04; C21D 1/42; C22C 21/02; C22C 21/06; C22C 21/10; C22C 21/12; C22F 1/02; C22F 1/04; F27D 19/00; F27D 99/00; H02N 15/00; H05B 6/10; H05B 6/32; H05B 6/36
(52) CPC
  • C22F Changing the physical structure of non-ferrous metals and non-ferrous alloys: 1/04, 1/02
  • B21B Rolling of metal: 15/00, 2015/0064, 39/02, 39/34
  • B21C Manufacture of metal sheets, wire, rods, tubes, profiles or like semi-manufactured products otherwise than by rolling; auxiliary operations used in connection with metal-working without essentially removing material: 37/02, 47/00, 47/16, 47/18, 47/3433, 47/3483
  • B21D Working or processing of sheet metal or metal tubes, rods or profiles without essentially removing material; punching metal: 22/022, 37/16
  • B65G Transport or storage devices, e.g. conveyors for loading or tipping, shop conveyor systems or pneumatic tube conveyors: 54/02
  • B65H Handling thin or filamentary material, e.g. sheets, webs, cables: 29/006, 29/20
  • C21D Modifying the physical structure of ferrous metals; general devices for heat treatment of ferrous or non-ferrous metals or alloys; making metal malleable, e.g. by decarburisation or tempering: 1/04, 1/42, 1/62, 8/0247
  • C22C Alloys: 21/02, 21/06, 21/10, 21/12
  • F27D Details or accessories of furnaces, kilns, ovens or retorts, in so far as they are of kinds occurring in more than one kind of furnace: 2019/0003, 99/0001
  • H02N Electric machines not otherwise provided for: 15/00
  • H05B Electric heating; electric light sources not otherwise provided for; circuit arrangements for electric light sources, in general: 6/104, 6/32, 6/36
  • Y02P Climate change mitigation technologies in the production or processing of goods: 10/25
(73) Assignee
Novelis Inc Canada
(72) Inventors
David Anthony Gaensbauer; David Edward Gantzer; Robert Bruce Wagstaff; Theresa Elizabeth MacFarlane; Rodger Brown; Andrew James Hobbis; Antoine Jean Willy Pralong
(54) Title
Magnetic levitation heating of metal with controlled surface quality
(57) Abstract

A non-contact heating apparatus uses a series of rotating magnets to heat, levitate, and/or move metal articles therethrough. A first series of rotating magnets heats the metal article to a desired temperature. A second series of rotating magnets levitates the metal article within the heating apparatus and maintains desired tension in the metal article, including urging the metal article through the heating apparatus. The heating apparatus can extend sufficiently far to soak the metal article at the desired temperature for a desired duration. The rotating magnets can be positioned outside of an electrically non-conductive, heat resistant chamber filled with an inert or mildly reactive gas, through which the metal article passes in the heating apparatus.

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  1. A method, comprising: positioning a metal article in a heating zone of a heating apparatus; heating the metal article to a setpoint temperature in the heating zone; levitating the metal article in a flotation zone, wherein at least one of heating the metal article and levitating the metal article comprises rotating at least one magnetic rotor to generate changing magnetic fields adjacent the metal article, wherein each magnetic rotor comprises an axis of rotation, wherein each axis of rotation is parallel to a direction of travel of the metal article, and wherein each axis of rotation does not intersect the metal article; and maintaining the setpoint temperature for a duration while the metal article is being levitated in the flotation zone, wherein levitating the metal article comprises levitating the metal article within a chamber extending in at least one of the flotation zone and the heating zone and generating the changing magnetic fields through the chamber, wherein the chamber comprises a top wall and a bottom wall, and wherein the top wall is movable relative to the bottom wall such that a distance between the top wall and the bottom wall is adjustable, wherein the method further comprises threading the metal article into the chamber, and wherein threading the metal article into the chamber comprises: separating the top wall and the bottom wall of the chamber by increasing the distance between the top wall and the bottom wall; inserting the metal article between the top wall and the bottom wall; and re-setting the top wall and the bottom wall by decreasing the distance between the top wall and the bottom wall.
  2. The method of claim 1, wherein each of the at least one magnetic rotor comprises one or more permanent magnets rotatable about a common axis of rotation.
  3. The method of claim 1, wherein the heating zone and the flotation zone overlap one another.
  4. The method of claim 1, wherein both heating the metal article and levitating the metal article comprise rotating the at least one magnetic rotor.
  5. The method of claim 1, further comprising directing the metal article from the heating zone to the flotation zone, wherein the flotation zone is located immediately after the heating zone in a downstream direction, wherein positioning the metal article in the heating zone comprises continuously accepting the metal article into the heating zone.
  6. The method of claim 1, wherein each of the at least one magnetic rotors comprises a plurality of laterally spaced-apart magnets rotatable about a common axis of rotation.
  7. The method of claim 1, further comprising: providing coolant fluid to the metal article using one or more cooling nozzles.
  8. The method of claim 1, further comprising: providing heat to the metal article using one or more heating nozzles; measuring a temperature of the metal article using a temperature sensor; and controlling the heat provided to the metal article by the one or more heating nozzles based on the measured temperature.
  9. The method of claim 1, wherein each of the at least one magnetic rotors rotates about an axis of rotation that is parallel to a lateral width of the metal article and perpendicular to a downstream direction of the metal article.
  10. The method of claim 1, further comprising supplying inert gas to the chamber.
  11. A heating apparatus, comprising: a heating zone for accepting a metal article, wherein the heating zone comprises at least one heating device for increasing a temperature of the metal article; a flotation zone coupled to the heating zone for maintaining the temperature of the metal article, wherein the flotation zone comprises an array of flotation devices for levitating the metal article, wherein at least one of the at least one heating device and the array of flotation devices comprises an array of magnetic rotors positioned adjacent the metal article, wherein each magnetic rotor comprises an axis of rotation, and wherein each axis of rotation is parallel to a direction of travel of the metal article, and wherein each axis of rotation does not intersect the metal article; and a chamber extending in at least one of the flotation zone and the heating zone, wherein the metal article is positioned within the chamber in the at least one of the flotation zone and the heating zone, wherein the chamber includes a top wall and a bottom wall, wherein the metal article is receivable between the top wall and the bottom wall within the chamber, and wherein the top wall is movable relative to the bottom wall such that a distance between the top wall and the bottom wall is adjustable to facilitate threading of the metal article into the at least one of the flotation zone and the heating zone.
  12. The heating apparatus of claim 11, wherein each magnetic rotor of the array of magnetic rotors comprises at least one permanent magnet.
  13. The heating apparatus of claim 11, wherein the heating zone and the flotation zone overlap one another.
  14. The heating apparatus of claim 13, wherein both of the at least one heating device and the array of flotation devices comprise the array of magnetic rotors.
  15. The heating apparatus of claim 11, wherein the flotation zone is located immediately after the heating zone in a downstream direction, wherein the heating zone includes an entrance for continuously accepting the metal article, and wherein the flotation zone includes an exit for continuously outputting the metal article.
  16. The heating apparatus of claim 11, wherein the at least one heating device comprises the array of magnetic rotors.
  17. The heating apparatus of claim 11, wherein the array of flotation devices comprises the array of magnetic rotors.
  18. The heating apparatus of claim 17, wherein the array of magnetic rotors comprises a plurality of rotors each comprising a plurality of laterally spaced-apart magnets.
  19. The heating apparatus of claim 11, further comprising at least one of: (1) one or more cooling nozzles coupled to a source of coolant fluid and positioned to dispense the coolant fluid on the metal article; and (2) one or more heating nozzles for heating the metal article.
  20. The heating apparatus of claim 11, wherein each axis of rotation is perpendicular to a downstream direction.
  21. The heating apparatus of claim 11, wherein the chamber comprises one or more ports connecting the chamber to a supply of inert gas.

Description

The present disclosure relates to metallurgy generally and more specifically to heating and processing metal articles, such as aluminum metal strips or slabs.

In metal processing, it can be desirable to control the temperature of a metal article before, during, or after various processing steps. For example, it can be desirable to heat a metal slab prior to performing certain processes (e.g., rolling), or it can be desirable to maintain heat in a metal strip for a duration of time without allowing the metal strip to cool past a minimum temperature. Temperature control can generally involve adding or removing heat energy to or from a metal strip.

Various techniques for adding heat energy to a metal article exist. Certain heating techniques, especially direct-contact techniques, can induce undesirable effects on the metal article, such as surface-marring, build-up of waste (e.g., carbon from a direct-impingement flame) on the surface, or other such undesirable results. Some techniques attempt to heat up the metal article without contact, but are unable to efficiently transfer heat energy to the metal strip. Some other problems associated with current techniques include requiring high installation and/or maintenance costs, occupying significant production space, limiting the mobility of the metal article being processed, and inducing undesirable effects on the metal article.

Additionally, it can be important to maintain desirable surface characteristics during and after a heating process.

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  "title": "Magnetic levitation heating of metal with controlled surface quality",
  "abstract": "A non-contact heating apparatus uses a series of rotating magnets to heat, levitate, and/or move metal articles therethrough. A first series of rotating magnets heats the metal article to a desired temperature. A second series of rotating magnets levitates the metal article within the heating apparatus and maintains desired tension in the metal article, including urging the metal article through the heating apparatus. The heating apparatus can extend sufficiently far to soak the metal article at the desired temperature for a desired duration. The rotating magnets can be positioned outside of an electrically non-conductive, heat resistant chamber filled with an inert or mildly reactive gas, through which the metal article passes in the heating apparatus.",
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    "1. A method, comprising: positioning a metal article in a heating zone of a heating apparatus; heating the metal article to a setpoint temperature in the heating zone; levitating the metal article in a flotation zone, wherein at least one of heating the metal article and levitating the metal article comprises rotating at least one magnetic rotor to generate changing magnetic fields adjacent the metal article, wherein each magnetic rotor comprises an axis of rotation, wherein each axis of rotation is parallel to a direction of travel of the metal article, and wherein each axis of rotation does not intersect the metal article; and maintaining the setpoint temperature for a duration while the metal article is being levitated in the flotation zone, wherein levitating the metal article comprises levitating the metal article within a chamber extending in at least one of the flotation zone and the heating zone and generating the changing magnetic fields through the chamber, wherein the chamber comprises a top wall and a bottom wall, and wherein the top wall is movable relative to the bottom wall such that a distance between the top wall and the bottom wall is adjustable, wherein the method further comprises threading the metal article into the chamber, and wherein threading the metal article into the chamber comprises: separating the top wall and the bottom wall of the chamber by increasing the distance between the top wall and the bottom wall; inserting the metal article between the top wall and the bottom wall; and re-setting the top wall and the bottom wall by decreasing the distance between the top wall and the bottom wall.",
    "2. The method of claim 1, wherein each of the at least one magnetic rotor comprises one or more permanent magnets rotatable about a common axis of rotation.",
    "3. The method of claim 1, wherein the heating zone and the flotation zone overlap one another.",
    "4. The method of claim 1, wherein both heating the metal article and levitating the metal article comprise rotating the at least one magnetic rotor.",
    "5. The method of claim 1, further comprising directing the metal article from the heating zone to the flotation zone, wherein the flotation zone is located immediately after the heating zone in a downstream direction, wherein positioning the metal article in the heating zone comprises continuously accepting the metal article into the heating zone.",
    "6. The method of claim 1, wherein each of the at least one magnetic rotors comprises a plurality of laterally spaced-apart magnets rotatable about a common axis of rotation.",
    "7. The method of claim 1, further comprising: providing coolant fluid to the metal article using one or more cooling nozzles.",
    "8. The method of claim 1, further comprising: providing heat to the metal article using one or more heating nozzles; measuring a temperature of the metal article using a temperature sensor; and controlling the heat provided to the metal article by the one or more heating nozzles based on the measured temperature.",
    "9. The method of claim 1, wherein each of the at least one magnetic rotors rotates about an axis of rotation that is parallel to a lateral width of the metal article and perpendicular to a downstream direction of the metal article.",
    "10. The method of claim 1, further comprising supplying inert gas to the chamber.",
    "11. A heating apparatus, comprising: a heating zone for accepting a metal article, wherein the heating zone comprises at least one heating device for increasing a temperature of the metal article; a flotation zone coupled to the heating zone for maintaining the temperature of the metal article, wherein the flotation zone comprises an array of flotation devices for levitating the metal article, wherein at least one of the at least one heating device and the array of flotation devices comprises an array of magnetic rotors positioned adjacent the metal article, wherein each magnetic rotor comprises an axis of rotation, and wherein each axis of rotation is parallel to a direction of travel of the metal article, and wherein each axis of rotation does not intersect the metal article; and a chamber extending in at least one of the flotation zone and the heating zone, wherein the metal article is positioned within the chamber in the at least one of the flotation zone and the heating zone, wherein the chamber includes a top wall and a bottom wall, wherein the metal article is receivable between the top wall and the bottom wall within the chamber, and wherein the top wall is movable relative to the bottom wall such that a distance between the top wall and the bottom wall is adjustable to facilitate threading of the metal article into the at least one of the flotation zone and the heating zone.",
    "12. The heating apparatus of claim 11, wherein each magnetic rotor of the array of magnetic rotors comprises at least one permanent magnet.",
    "13. The heating apparatus of claim 11, wherein the heating zone and the flotation zone overlap one another.",
    "14. The heating apparatus of claim 13, wherein both of the at least one heating device and the array of flotation devices comprise the array of magnetic rotors.",
    "15. The heating apparatus of claim 11, wherein the flotation zone is located immediately after the heating zone in a downstream direction, wherein the heating zone includes an entrance for continuously accepting the metal article, and wherein the flotation zone includes an exit for continuously outputting the metal article.",
    "16. The heating apparatus of claim 11, wherein the at least one heating device comprises the array of magnetic rotors.",
    "17. The heating apparatus of claim 11, wherein the array of flotation devices comprises the array of magnetic rotors.",
    "18. The heating apparatus of claim 17, wherein the array of magnetic rotors comprises a plurality of rotors each comprising a plurality of laterally spaced-apart magnets.",
    "19. The heating apparatus of claim 11, further comprising at least one of: (1) one or more cooling nozzles coupled to a source of coolant fluid and positioned to dispense the coolant fluid on the metal article; and (2) one or more heating nozzles for heating the metal article.",
    "20. The heating apparatus of claim 11, wherein each axis of rotation is perpendicular to a downstream direction.",
    "21. The heating apparatus of claim 11, wherein the chamber comprises one or more ports connecting the chamber to a supply of inert gas."
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