KR20110042421A - Pliable heating mesh capable of unifrom heating and pliable heating sheet using the same - Google Patents
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The present invention relates to a flexible heating mesh and a heating sheet that can be used for the heating plate, quilt or wet suit, clothing and tent, etc. More specifically, the power supply to a variety of flexible heating mesh having a grid-like mesh structure As the power supply line for applying is disposed at a predetermined interval inside the end of the heat generating mesh, it is possible to prevent the voltage drop and evenly generate heat by supplying even power without a current collision.
As the field of functional polymers, the importance of electrically conductive polymers is increasing. By imparting electrical conductivity to the polymer material, it is possible to obtain the advantages of excellent physical and chemical properties and functionalities of the polymer material, as well as to obtain an inexpensive material in terms of production cost.
Applications of the electrically conductive polymer are also diversified and specialized for antistatic, self-heating, or electromagnetic wave absorption. Various conductive composite materials have been manufactured for this purpose. In the case of semi-crystalline polymer containing conductive filler, increasing the temperature increases the layer between filler particles in the polymer due to thermal expansion in the melting region of the polymer, which hinders the flow of electrons. Suddenly a high increase occurs, which is called PTC (Positive Temperature Coefficient).
In general, many polymer materials have been recognized as a good insulating material, and polymer materials play an excellent role as an electric insulator due to their low electrical conductivity. However, when fillers such as carbon black, carbon fiber, and metal powder are added, It serves as a conductor. The added fillers form an electrical pathway in the polymeric material and act as a path for the electrons. PTC is a material that acts as a conductor by inserting conductive particles into a polymer material, and is a generic term for materials used to prevent damage to products or electronic circuits caused by a certain temperature or overcurrent.
PTC devices that have typically been used have excellent thermal and electrical protection.
A fuse used for overload protection has excellent protection against overcurrent, but there is an inconvenience in that the fuse needs to be replaced when the current is cut off due to the blown fuse due to the overcurrent. Although it provides excellent temperature protection and recovery function, it is not sensitive to overcharge, making it difficult to use in precise electronic circuits. On the other hand, PTC using polymer has the advantage of excellent protection against overheating and overload protection.
The PTC material has the property of increasing electrical resistance as the temperature increases, and by imparting this property to the polymer, the disadvantages of being limited by the low electrical conductivity, high process cost, and fixed shape of the conventional ceramic PTC Security can be used to take advantage of better properties. In particular, since the minimum resistance is very small and the form is free, it is already being actively used in the design of small appliances, and it is increasing rapidly. It also has the function of automatically returning without the inconvenience of replacement when the temperature drops and the overcurrent is removed after blocking by heat or current.
After the PTC characteristic, a new conductive network is formed due to the change of the dispersed state of the conductive particles in the molten state of the polymer, and consequently, a negative temperature coefficient (NTC) phenomenon in which the resistance is greatly reduced. Since the properties imparted to the conductive polymer by the PTC effect can be lost by the NTC phenomenon, the NTC phenomenon is a major obstacle to the PTC phenomenon. NTC phenomenon is a phenomenon in which a new structure is formed by the movement of the conductive particles in the molten state, it is possible to form a network to strongly adhere the conductive particles by crosslinking to suppress the movement of the conductive particles to obtain structural stability.
The most widely used conductive particles added to impart PTC function to the polymer are carbon black and carbon fiber, and the polymer material uses a polymer having crystallinity such as PE. The polymer PTC device has a role of preventing damage to electronic products or electronic circuits, and thus is freely used in the design of small devices, but has a rigid plastic structure because it is cured by adding a crosslinking agent to suppress NTC phenomenon. Therefore, there is a problem in using it for general heating element use.
In addition, when the temperature increases, the semicrystalline polymer containing the conductive filler increases the layer between the filler particles in the polymer due to thermal expansion in the melting temperature of the polymer, thereby disturbing the flow of electrons. As the resistance increases suddenly and greatly increases, the amplitude between repetitive thermal contraction and thermal expansion continuously occurs to the crystal melting point, which shortens the life of the product.
Accordingly, a mixture of liquid silicone rubber and conductive carbon black or liquid silicone rubber is formed on the surface of a mesh structure in which fibrous or soft synthetic resins or rubber yarns are placed in a lattice form. And a flexible heating mesh made by impregnating or coating coating a conductive composition consisting of a mixture of graphite powder (Graphite powder) is a trend that is attracting great attention.
The flexible heating mesh is formed by coating a conductive composition on the surface of the
Such a flexible heating mesh is capable of adjusting the heating temperature according to the power of the applied power, and can be used for various purposes or uses because it is relatively easy to implement a variable size or thickness, it will have very excellent efficiency.
However, the general heating mesh as described above allows the power supply to be made only at both ends of the heating mesh. Therefore, when the grid of the mesh is large or the distance between the power supply lines is large, the conductive composition of carbon black forming the mesh is a resistor. As the supply distance increases or becomes longer, the resistance value increases to cause an instantaneous voltage drop and the amount of current decreases, causing the heat generation temperature to drop.
In addition, due to voltage drop and decreasing amount of current, the local low temperature phenomenon occurs or the heat generation itself is not available due to the technical limitations such as difficult to use as a heating element. In addition, when the local high temperature phenomenon occurs, the insulating layer is destroyed, which may cause problems of safety accidents such as electric shock or fire.
The present invention is to solve the problems described above, the power supply line for supplying power to the heating mesh is arranged in parallel between the main power line and the main power line arranged in parallel at both ends of the heating mesh and the auxiliary power supply The main power supply line and the auxiliary power supply line are alternately formed so as to supply power by alternately changing polarity, so that power is supplied evenly without a current collision through a power supply line dividedly arranged for the entire heating mesh. It is an object of the present invention to provide a flexible heating mesh to prevent and at the same time achieve a uniform and stable heating.
In addition, another object of the present invention is to provide a flexible heating sheet having a variety of shapes excellent in durability, insulation and waterproof properties by pressing and forming a separate skin paper on the upper and lower sides of the flexible heating mat as described above.
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a flexible heating mesh in which power supply lines for supplying power are arranged in parallel at both ends of the conductive mesh in a lattice form, and the power supply lines are connected to both ends of the conductive mesh. It consists of a main power line arranged in parallel to each other and the auxiliary power line disposed at equal intervals between the main power line,
The main power line and the auxiliary power line alternately apply different polarities so that even current supply to the whole conductive mesh is provided, as well as current collision and voltage drop prevention.
The present invention is to maintain the even distribution of the voltage across the heating mesh, regardless of the size and shape of the heating mesh so that the heating temperature can be maintained evenly throughout, it is possible to prevent the current collision or voltage drop, The service life is extended by preventing the deviation of heat generation temperature, and the flexible heating sheet made in various forms by the skin of various materials is excellent in durability, waterproofness and insulation, so it can be reasonably used in various fields such as wet suit, mat and bedding. It is to have an effect.
The terms and words used in the present specification and claims should not be construed as limited to ordinary or dictionary meanings and the inventor may properly define the concept of the term to describe its invention in the best possible way And should be construed in accordance with the principles and meanings and concepts consistent with the technical idea of the present invention.
Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
2 is an overall view of the flexible heating mesh for DC according to the present invention, Figure 3 is an overall view of the flexible heating mesh for AC according to the present invention, Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view of the flexible heating mesh according to the present invention.
Flexible heating mesh according to the present invention, as shown in the coating layer by the conductive composition on the entire surface of the core material (11a) woven in the form of weft and warp or string and blade using a fiber yarn or soft synthetic resin yarn or rubber yarn As the power is applied to the
That is, the
In this way, the
At this time, the power supply line is provided at regular intervals between the main
Particularly, the
Therefore, the
In addition, the
That is, when the
Accordingly, the
In particular, it is possible to connect a
In addition, when the heating element is to be made according to a specific voltage such as DC or AC, the grid spacing of the
In other words, in order to make a low-voltage heating mesh, the voltage drop occurs at a small resistance value due to the low supply voltage, and the grid size of the mesh is made very small, and a large number of
On the other hand, in order to make a high-voltage heating mesh, the grid size of the
The
That is, as the upper and lower surfaces of the
In more detail, the
Subsequently, when the
That is, in the case of using the nonwoven fabric or the woven paper such as the above-described
In particular, the skin 20 (20 ') as described above has a larger size than the
Thus, the heating sheet made by adhering the
It is to be understood that both the foregoing general description and the following detailed description of the present invention are exemplary and explanatory and are intended to provide further explanation of the present invention as defined by the appended claims. Examples should be understood.
1 is an overall view of a conventional flexible heating mesh
2 is an overall view of a flexible heating mesh for direct current according to the present invention
Figure 3 is an overall view of the flexible heating mesh for AC according to the present invention
Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view of the flexible heating mesh according to the present invention
5a to 5c is a manufacturing process diagram of the flexible heating sheet according to the present invention
6 is a perspective view of a flexible heating sheet according to the present invention
Explanation of symbols on the main parts of the drawings
10: flexible heating mesh 11: conductive mesh
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14: first power line 14 ': second power line
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20,20 ': skin 21: adhesive sheet
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