Method and device for high frequency treatment of products, related materials and uses
AssigneesChapel et Cie, Henri Durr
InventorHenri Durr
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AssigneesChapel et Cie, Henri Durr
InventorHenri Durr
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The invention concerns a device for high frequency treatment of a liquid, solid or gaseous product comprising at least one treatment inductance (2) enclosing a tubular conduit (1) designed to be passed through by a stream of the product to be treated, said inductance (2) being powered by a high-frequency generator (3) via coupling means (22, 24). The inductance (2) has non-contiguous windings and the high-frequency generator (3) comprises a single oscillator power tube (4) connected to the high voltage distribution line, an oscillatory circuit with distributed constant (15) whereof the characteristics L, C determine the oscillation frequency required from the generator, said oscillatory circuit (15) being connected to the oscillator tube (4) anode via an insulating capacitor (14) relative to the high voltage supply continuous component, the high voltage distribution line being connected to the tube (4) cathode (5) via an element (6, 17, 18) determining the voltage and the high frequency signal phase, forming part of a complex reaction circuit connected between the oscillatory circuit (15) and the oscillating lamp (4) cathode (5).
In an inductor for high frequency treatment of a solid, liquid or gaseous product wherein the product passes through a plurality of spaced turns (30) of an inductor (2) supplied by a high-frequency generator (3), and wherein the product is subjected to a capacitive treatment due to the effect of capacitive impedance between the turns of the inductor and then subjected to an inductive treatment due to an effect of an inductive impedance of the inductor, the improvement comprising a spacing (e) of the turns (30) and/or their diameter (D) and/or a diameter (d) of a conductor forming the inductor depend on a frequency of a supply signal for the inductor.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.