Method and device for supplying electric current to ceramic heat

Electric heating – Heating devices – With current connection and/or disconnection means

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219505, 219492, 219507, 219205, 219202, 219262, 123179H, 123179BG, H05B 102

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047629827

ABSTRACT:
Method and device for supplying electric current to ceramic heaters comprising heating resistors embedded in ceramic sintered bodies, being characterized in that direct current is supplied from a direct current supply circuit as the first current supply step and the direction of the direct current supplied to the heating resistors at the first current supply step is reversed by a switching circuit or alternate current is supplied as the second current supply step in order to eliminate or considerably reduce cracking of the ceramic sintered bodies of the ceramic heaters when the heaters are repeatedly used for a long time at high temperatures.

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