Carbon Nanotube Pre Oxidation Furnace Oven Kiln
Working Principle: Carbon nanotube pre-oxidation furnaces typically utilize high temperatures and an oxidizing atmosphere to achieve the pre-oxidation process. Heating elements raise the furnace temperature to a specific range while simultaneously introducing oxygen, air, or other oxidizing gases. This causes an oxidation reaction on the surface of the carbon nanotubes, forming a thin oxide coating that alters their surface properties and electrical performance.
Structural Features
Structural Features
- Heating System: Silicon-molybdenum rods, resistance wire, and other heating elements are typically used to provide a stable high-temperature environment. For example, Hefei Kejing Materials Technology Co., Ltd.'s 1600°C dual-channel ultrasonic atomization CVD tube furnace uses silicon-molybdenum rods as heating elements and can reach temperatures of up to 1700°C.
- Furnace Tube Material: High-temperature-resistant and corrosion-resistant materials such as high-purity corundum tubes are often used for furnace tubes to ensure stability in high temperatures and oxidizing atmospheres.
- Temperature Control System: Equipped with a temperature controller, such as a PID automatic temperature control system, it enables precise temperature control with multiple temperature control programs. Tube furnaces like Hefei Kejing's offer temperature control accuracy of ±1°C and include overheat protection and thermocouple fault alarms.
- Gas Inlet System: A dedicated gas inlet device is used to control the flow and pattern of the oxidizing gas, ensuring uniformity and controllability of the pre-oxidation reaction.

