Light emission type heating method and light emission type heating apparatus
AssigneeUshio Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsShinji SUZUKI, Kyohei Seki, Tetsuya Kitagawa
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AssigneeUshio Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsShinji SUZUKI, Kyohei Seki, Tetsuya Kitagawa
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A light emission type heating apparatus comprises a first lamp unit which includes two or more lamps, in which at least one of the lamps includes two or more filaments in its light emission bulb, and intensity of light emitted from each filament is independently controlled, and a second lamp unit which is made up of two or more lamps, and wherein the lamps of the first lamp unit are grouped, in each of which a filament of at least one of the lamps and a filament of another one of the lamps are arranged to form groups, wherein a temperature of the workpiece is detected, and electric power to be applied to each of the groups of filaments is controlled based on the detected temperature of the workpiece.
A light emission type heating method in which a workpiece is heated according to a predetermined heating pattern, using a light emission type heating apparatus, comprising a first lamp unit which includes two or more straight-bulb lamps arranged in parallel, in which at least one of the lamps includes two or more filaments in its light emission bulb, and intensity of light emitted from each filament can be independently controlled, and a second lamp unit which is made up of two or more straight-bulb lamps arranged in parallel, each of which has a filament, and wherein in the two or more straight-bulb lamps of the first lamp unit, in each of which a filament of at least one of the lamps and a filament of another one of the lamps are arranged so as to form a group, whereby as a whole, two or more groups of filaments are formed, the lamp emission type heating method comprising the following steps of:
A light emission type heating treatment apparatus for heating a workpiece according to a predetermined heating pattern by emitting light, comprising:
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