Cold crucible system and method for the meeting and crystallization of non-metallic inorganic compounds
AssigneeU.S. Philips Corporation
InventorsDieter W. Mateika, Rolf Laurien
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AssigneeU.S. Philips Corporation
InventorsDieter W. Mateika, Rolf Laurien
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A cold crucible system and method for melting and crystallizing non-metallic inorganic compounds having a crucible, the side and the bottom of which are formed of metal pipes through which a cooling medium flows and independently excitable induction coils surrounding the side wall and the bottom of the crucible for coupling high energy into non-metallic inorganic compound present in said crucible and thus to melt said compound in said crucible, a member formed of an electrically conductive material and inert to any of said melt present in said crucible positioned at a distance above the bottom of the crucible and a container, opened at the top, lowered so as to project from the melt formed in the crucible, provided with apertures for the flow of the melt, and so positioned so as to contain up to 25% of the contents of the crucible.
A cold crucible system for melting and crystallizing a non-metallic inorganic compound comprising a crucible having a wall section and a bottom (3), said wall section being formed of hollow metal pipes having a cooling medium flow therethrough said pipes being mechanically connected to said bottom for providing flow of said cooling medium through said bottom;
A method of growing single crystals of rare earth metal gallium garnets from melts thereof said method comprising,
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