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    公开号:AT510012A4
    申请号:T0215710
    申请日:2010-12-29
    公开日:2012-01-15
    发明作者:Markus Stoeger；Christian Magerl；Josef Leeb；Christian Resch；Daniel Platzer
    申请人:Fronius Int Gmbh；
    IPC主号:
    专利说明:

    The invention relates to a heating element for liquids to be evaporated, for example for a burner of a steam cutting device or a burner of a power generating device.
    Furthermore, the invention relates to a steam cutting device with such a heating element and a burner of a power generating device of a charging device with such a heating element.
    From EP 1 050 200 B1 a steam cutting device is known, which consists of a burner, a control device, a liquid supply system and a power source. The burner is connected via lines to the power source and via a supply line to the liquid supply system. In the burner, at least one channel or flow channel is arranged with a predetermined cross section, in which the liquid is converted into a gaseous state. Furthermore, the burner comprises at least a cathode and an anode, wherein the liquid supply is connected via a line to a gap between the cathode and the anode. In the burner, a heating element is included, wherein a length of the channel or, flow channel or, a surface thereof is dimensioned so that at a pre-definable heat input through the heating element for the complete evaporation of the supplied liquid required heat energy is supplied, wherein the heating element by a resistance heating element , Heating cartridges or a radiant heater is formed.
    The disadvantage of using a resistance heating element is that the energy density is limited by ohmic heating, since a large number of heat transfer resistances are present. On the one hand there is a heat transfer resistance between your heating element or heating resistor and insulating material. In addition there is cm heat transfer resistance through the heat conduction in the insulating material and one between insulating material and evaporator, which varies greatly depending on the nature of the assembly and the contact pressure. Due to the sum of these resistors, the operating temperature of the heating element or of the heating resistor at full load is usually several hundred Kelvin higher than that of the evaporator. These temperatures occurring there can destroy the heating resistor. Remedy would only bring about a reduction in the energy density and thereby increase the heating surface.
    From AT 502 448 Bl a structure of a steam plasma burner is known.
    A power generating device for portable chargers is known for example from US 7,180,264 B2. From the Stromerzeu generating device, the charging current is generated for the batteries, wherein the power generating device includes a tank with fuel, a burner, a thermocouple and a control device. Due to its physical properties, the thermocouple generates an electrical voltage or electrical energy when it is connected to a consumer and thus flows with an electric current. A prerequisite for the occurrence of the thermoelectric voltage is a certain temperature difference between the two sides of the thermocouple. For this purpose, one side of the thermocouple is heated by means of the burner, which burns the fuel from the tank, whereas the other side of the thermocouple has ambient temperature, so that the necessary for the thermoelectric see voltage difference is ensured. In particular, lithium-ion and lithium-polymer batteries with a maximum capacity of 0.5 ampere-hours (Ah) can be charged with this method. A battery or an energy storage device with a higher capacity, for example, of 30 Ah and above, as is the case with an energy storage device of a vehicle, in particular motor vehicle, on the other hand can not be charged gently and effectively. Also, with the burner used, a so-called screw burner, stable combustion is not possible, so that the constant temperature difference required for effective power generation can not be achieved.
    Furthermore, WO 2010/078606 A2 discloses a charging device for charging an energy store with a power generation device, a charger and other components. The 3
    Power generating device is formed by a heat source, which comprises at least one burner connected to a feed line for a fuel, and a thermocouple, a burner, a heater and a nozzle for such a charging device. In order to provide a constant stable combustion and to enable the preservation of a evaporation process, the power generation device, the charger and the other components are arranged in a common housing. In the lowest part of the housing of the burner, an evaporator for the supplied fuel is arranged. A rear wall of the housing is formed as a member for dissipating the heat.
    The object of the present invention is to provide an above-mentioned heating element and steam cutting device and burner of a power generating device, by which an improved evaporation of the supplied liquid can be achieved.
    The object of the invention is achieved by an above-mentioned heating element, wherein the heating element is designed as induction heating and the Induktjonsheizung is embedded in a hybrid construction, and a coil of the hybrid construction is enclosed with a slightly magnetizable material, which is for contact with a thermally highly conductive Material of the evaporator is formed.
    The object of the invention is also achieved by an above-mentioned steam cutting device and a burner of a power generating device of a charging device with such a heating element.
    Due to the EÜnsatz Induktionsneizunq the heat transfer resistance could be limited or reduced because the energy is generated directly in the metal and thus only the heat conduction in the metal is crucial. This results in much lower temperature gradients and significantly higher power densities can be achieved during heat transfer. If one replaces a known Widerstandsheizelment by a known induction heating, but the ratio of reactive power to the 4th
    Apparent power not satisfactory and it would have a high power electronics effort to achieve the desired active power. This is improved so that the magnetic circuit has been optimized by means of magnetic materials which withstand temperatures> 200 ° C, in particular magnetic materials with nanocrystalline structures and an optimized geometry. This reduces the reactive power and the required operating frequency is significantly reduced.
    By using a hybrid construction of the evaporator made of a slightly magnetizable material and a highly thermally conductive material, the advantages of the low penetration depth of the eddy current can be combined with good thermal conductivity for materials with high permeability and thus high energy input at comparatively low frequencies.
    Also advantageous is an embodiment in which the easily magnetizable material made of iron or ferritic stainless steel and the highly thermally conductive material is formed of copper, aluminum or silver. As a result, an optimal binding of the magnetic flux in the material and thus a faster and safe evaporation of a liquid conveyed past is achieved. Thus, the evaporation channel of the evaporator can be shortened, whereby the size of the burner of a steam cutting device or a power generating device can be substantially reduced. As a result, the handling is significantly improved in a steam cutting machine.
    If the easily magnetizable material of the Ilybridaufbaus is pressed onto the thermally highly conductive material of the evaporator., A secure and firm fit can be achieved while the 'transition resistance kept as low as possible and thus the heating losses are reduced. Thus, the efficiency can be improved.
    Advantageously, the easily magnetizable material encloses the coil on all sides or on all four sides, whereby a
    5 even better leadership of the magnetic flux is achieved.
    According to a further feature of the invention, the hybrid construction of the induction heating consists of a base body with laterally extending webs, within which the coil is arranged and finally a cover element is arranged. As a result, a simple structure is created and at the same time given a good positioning of the coil for mounting.
    However, it is also advantageous if a circuit operated in current mode is provided for driving the induction heating, since thereby a reliable control of the heating can be achieved.
    Advantageously, the circuit contains transistors, wherein always two transistors are turned on until a certain current value is reached by the heater. As a result, sufficient energy is supplied to the heater and thus achieves optimum heating performance.
    The present invention will be explained with reference to the accompanying drawings. Show:
    Fig. 1 is a schematic representation of a steam cutting device;
    Figure 2 is a schematic representation of the structure of a prior art burner with a resistance heating element;
    Fig. 3 is a schematic representation of the thermal structure of the burner of Figure 2;
    Fig. 4 is a schematic representation of the structure of a novel burner with an induction heater;
    5 shows a schematic representation of an improved thermal construction of the burner with induction heating;
    Fig. 6 is a schematic representation of the thermal construction of the burner of Fig. 5; and
    Fig. 7 is a schematic representation of a burner of a St genzeugungsVorrichtung.
    In Fig. 1, a steam cutting device 1 for a steam cutting process is shown. The basic apparatus 1 a of the water vapor cutting device 1 comprises a power source 2, a control device 3 and a blocking element 4 associated with the control device 3. The blocking element 4 is provided with a container 5 and a steam plasma burner 6, which comprises a burner handle 6 a and a burner body 6b, connected via a supply line 7, so that the burner 6 can be supplied with a liquid 8 arranged in the container 5. The supply of the burner 6 with electrical energy from the power source 2 via the lines 9, 10th
    For cooling the burner 6 this is connected via a cooling circuit 11 at best with the interposition of a flow switch 12 with its own liquid container 13 or the container 5. When the burner 6 or the basic unit 1a is put into operation, the cooling circuit 11 can be started by the control device 3, and thus a cooling of the burner 6 via the cooling circuit 11 can be achieved. To form the Kuhlkreislaufs 11 of the steam plasma burner 6 is connected via cooling lines 14, 15 with the liquid container 13 or the container 5. The cooling circuit 11 can also be formed directly via the liquid supply of the burner 6 from the container 5 via the supply line 7, whereby only a single liquid supply to the burner 6 is required.
    The base unit la may further comprise an input and / or display device 16, via which the most varied parameters or operating modes of the steam cutting device 1 can be set and displayed. The parameters set via the input and / or display device 16 are forwarded to the control device 3, which controls the individual components of the steam cutting device 1 accordingly.
    The steam plasma burner or burner 6 may have at least one operating element 17, in particular a pushbutton 18. About the control element 17, in particular the button 18, the user of the control device 3 can tell from the burner 6 that a steam cutting process to be started or performed. Furthermore, pre-settings, for example, can be made at the input and / or output device 16, in particular presetting the material to be cut or the voltage used. Of course, further operating elements can be arranged on the burner 6, via which one or more operating parameters of the steam cutting device 1 can be adjusted by the burner 6. For this purpose, these controls 17 may be connected directly via lines or via a bus system to the base unit la, in particular to the control device 3. The operating element 17 can also contain a display device, for example an LCD display, so that corresponding settings, parameters or information can be displayed to the user on the burner 6.
    The control device 3 activates after pressing the button 18, the individual components required for the steam cutting process. For example, first the pump (not shown), the blocking element 4 and the current source 2 are driven, whereby a supply of the burner 6 with the liquid 8 and electrical energy is introduced. Subsequently, the control device 3 activates the cooling circuit 11, so that a cooling of the burner 6 is made possible. By supplying the burner 6 with liquid 8 and energy, in particular with current and voltage, in the burner 6, the liquid 8 is converted into a gas 19, in particular in high-temperature plasma, so that with the effluent from the burner 6 gas 19th or a plasma cutting process on a workpiece 20 can be performed.
    In Fig. 2 is a known steam plasma burner or burner 6, as described for example in AT 502 448 Bl, shown. In such a burner 6, a conventional ohmic resistance heating is used with a heating wire, which is not completely arranged around an evaporator 21 of the burner 6. On the structure of the burner 6 is not discussed in more detail, since this is known from AT 502 448 Bl.
    FIG. 3 shows a schematic thermal structure when using an ohmic heating element 25, as in the case of the burner 6 according to FIG. 2.
    In this case, connects to an evaporator 21 of the burner 6 to form a contact resistance 22 an insulating layer 23 to which the heating element 25, in particular the resistance element, to form a further contact resistance 24 attaches. Between the heating element 25 and an insulating layer 27, a contact resistance 26 is formed, wherein a further outer insulating layer 29 is arranged with a fixation 30 to form a further transition resistance 28. The heating element 25, in particular the resistance heating known from the prior art, is thus composed of the elements 22 to 30. This thermal structure corresponds to the range of the heater and the channel according to AT 502 448 Bl.
    In the known from the prior art burner 6 with the ohmic heating element 25, the heat transfer takes place as follows. The energy is converted in the heating element 25, in particular in the heating wire, and is transferred to the insulating material 23 via a heat transfer resistance Rthi of the contact resistance 24. The insulating material 23 has a heat conduction resistance Rth2 corresponding to the heat conduction. From the insulating material 23, the energy is transferred to the evaporator 21 via a further heat transfer resistance R, .h3 of the contact resistance 22, which is dependent on the surface condition and type of assembly.
    From this it follows that Rth, c, ^ "* = RtM + Rth.z + Ruo [K / W]
    The larger R.sub.r, the larger the temperature difference between heating element 25 and evaporator 21.
    By the contact resistances 22, 24 very large temperature differences between the actual heating wire or the ohmic heating element 25 and the evaporator 21 come about. As a result, it is also possible for errors in the temperature measurement to occur since the thermal sensor is located between the evaporator 21 and the heating element 25, in particular between the evaporator 21 and the contact resistance 22. In addition, the whole system becomes very sluggish, since the evaporator 21 is heated after a delay, after electrical energy has been converted into heat in the heating wire or heating element 25.
    In the burner 6 according to FIGS. 4 to 6, it is provided according to the invention to improve the heat input and the inertia of the known system according to FIGS. 2 and 3 and to achieve an improved evaporation.
    So that the heat input can be improved, the structure was changed in contrast to that now instead of heating by means of an ohmic resistance wire, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, an inductive heating element, ie an induction heater 47, which in particular by a coil 25 a (schematically indicated) realized is used. When converting it is necessary that appropriate materials are used to achieve a corresponding thermal output. In thermally highly conductive materials, such as copper, aluminum or silver, from which the evaporators 21, 40 are usually constructed, however, a very high frequency is necessary due to the good electrical conductivity and the low magnetic permeability to a low penetration depth of the eddy current to ensure a high electrical resistance. In addition, a large amount of reactive power has to be applied in order to implement active power in the material. This means a very complex and costly circuitry. On the other hand, if one uses ferromagnetic metals, the heat conduction is worse by factors.
    According to the invention it is provided that on the evaporator 21, which consists of a thermally highly conductive material, such as copper, silver, aluminum, aluminum nitride, etc., a base body 31 of ferromagnetic, electrically conductive material is applied. The heating element 25 is through a
    Induction heater 47 is formed, which is so integrated in the burner 6 that it is on a hybrid construction of the evaporator 21 of highly thermally conductive material with a magnetizable material 35 in which a coil 25 is embedded a, is arranged. Thus, the frequency for controlling the 10
    Induction heating 47 and the reactive power to be applied are significantly reduced, so that an economical use is possible. The heat transfer resistance between the two materials can be kept very low by pressing, galvanizing, Microschmie-the, shrinking, thermal coating, etc.
    The control of the power source 2 (not shown), in particular of the power section, for the induction heating 47 takes place in the so-called "current mode", as known from the prior art, with a full bridge, which operates variable frequency. At fixed frequencies, the transmitted power changes depending on the temperature, because the conductance and thus the penetration depth changes. In current mode, the current increases approximately linearly until it reaches a set threshold, then one side of the half-bridge switches off. Since the leakage inductance of the heater must first discharge, the current will continue to flow in the same direction for some time. However, the current through the coil is fed back into the DC link at this moment. The polarity at the coil changes and the other side of the half-bridge can now be switched off stress-free and thus without loss.
    Fig. 5 shows a further embodiment of a burner 6 with an improvement of the heat input and reduction of the reactive power. Thus, a very good power factor of Bllnd performance to apparent power and a further reduction of the F'requenz achieved by further optimization of the magnetic circuit.Here, the hybrid structure of the evaporator 21 is extended so that the coil 25a of the induction heater 47 in a base body 31 and a cover member 32 of ferromagnetic high permeability materials is embedded. It is important to ensure that the upper ferromagnetic material highly permeable, ie those facing away from the evaporator 21 side, is built up in vortices st.ROMF iussrichtung insulating, otherwise occur here also large eddy current losses. When selecting the material, care must be taken to ensure that the reverse magnetization losses are low. Particularly soft magnetic materials are suitable here, such as ferrites, amorphous or nano-crystalline materials. The latter are particularly suitable due to the high Curie temperature.
    To achieve a further improvement, the magnetic circuit was closed by expanding the construction by laterally arranged webs 33. For a simple cost-effective design is possible, the evaporator 21 facing away from high-permeable cover 32 was not included in the webs 33, but placed on the webs 33, to which a step-shaped design of the webs 33 was created. The hybrid construction of the induction heating 47 thus consists of a base body 31 with laterally extending webs 33, within which the coil 25a is arranged, and finally a cover element 32nd
    In Fig. 6, the thermal structure is now shown with an induction heater 47 in comparison to the resistance heater of the prior art of FIG. 3.
    Here, an evaporator 21, a heat transfer resistor 34 between evaporator 21 and easily magnetizable or ferromagnetic material 35, the easily magnetizable material 35, an eddy current 36 in easily magnetizable ferromagnetic material 35, the coil 25a, in particular an enameled wire, a highly thermally conductive or high-permeability material 37 for optimizing the magnetic circuit and a fixation 30 shown.
    The heat transfer takes place as follows:
    In easily magnetizable material 35 (iron, stainless steel, nickel, cobalt or their alloys) is induced by inductive coupling of the coil 25 a vortex Ström 36. This penetrates depending on the frequency and the Malerialeigen-properties in the easily magnetizable material 35. Depending on the penetration depth, the geometry for the current flow and thus the electrical resistance is given, whereby in the layer in which the induced current flows, heat is generated. This heat flows via the heat-conducting resistor, in particular the easily magnetizable material 35, and via the heat transfer resistor 34 to the evaporator 21.
    In this construction, for example, by means of inductive heating of the evaporator 21, powers of 500W can be transmitted at an area of 9.7 cm 2, with a temperature difference of <5K. This corresponds to a heat transfer coefficient of 103kW / (m2 * K). Thus, an improvement over the ohmic heating by a factor of about 300 is achieved.
    Due to the optimization of the magnetic circuit and the selection of the right materials, the control can be simpler than with conventional induction heaters, which of course brings a great cost advantage. So you can operate the induction heater 47 with a conventional fixed-frequency H-bridge. An advantage of this type of control is that the power can be controlled by pulse width modulation. By connecting capacitors to the transistors in parallel and suitable control, the power section can be controlled via phase shifting. The transistors can be switched almost lossless. The disadvantage, however, is that the transmittable power changes with the temperature of the ferromagnetic metal, since here also the electrical conductance and thus the penetration depth changes. Thus, different power transfers occur in the same control in the cold and in the warm state. This circumstance is often undesirable. To some extent, remedial action can be taken by variably selecting the frequency and operating the circuit for driving the induction heater 47 in the current mode. There are always two transistors turned on until a certain SLromwcrt is reached by the heater. Thereafter, these transistors are turned off and the other two transistors are turned on until the current is reached. An advantage of this type of control, in addition to the held in a certain 3ereich power transmission, that the semi-always the same length and are synchronous and thus the same power is transmitted in the positive and negative half wave. This has the particular advantage that the Wechse1 voltage can not overlap DC voltage and thus the magnetic materials do not go into saturation. Advantageously 13 is also that the desired power can be set arbitrarily with appropriate setting of the current threshold. By switching capacitors in parallel to the transistors, the switching losses can also be minimized here.
    For example, it is also possible to use the induction heater 47 according to the invention in a thermogenerator, in particular a DC-DC generator, which is described, for example, in WO2010 / 078606 A2. For this purpose, a further embodiment in Fig. 1 is described, which is a burner 38 of a power generating device of a charging device with a heating element 25. The burner housing 39 has a plurality of superposed regions. The lowermost region is formed by an evaporator 40, in which a packing can be arranged. The evaporator 40 has a connection for a feed line 40a of a liquid system, not shown, for the fuel. Above the evaporator 40 is a mixing area 41, to which an air supply pipe 42 is connected, so that a fuel mixture can be formed. Between the evaporator 40 and the mixing area 41, a nozzle can be conveyed. Above the mixing region 41 is the combustion chamber 43, in which the fuel mixture is burned and preferably the ignition device 44 is integrated. As a transition from the mixing region 41 to the Brennraun 43 a sieve is preferably arranged. About the exhaust chamber 45 and an exhaust port 46, the exhaust gases from the burner housing into the open or to the outside.
    The burner housing 39 consists essentially of two bodies, which, however, are preferably made of one part. In this case, both bodies are cylindrical, wherein a body is formed by the evaporator 40 and the other body contains the overlying areas and represents the outer shape of the burner housing 38. The evaporator 40 is with; a heating element 25, which is preferably arranged around the evaporator 40. Thus, the outer shape of the heating element 25 is adapted to the outer shape of the burner housing 39. Likewise, the heating element 25 and the evaporator 40 essentially form one unit. The heating element 25 can also be used in the evaporator 40 or in the
    Burner housing 39 to be integrated. As a result, an extremely compact construction of the burner 38 is possible.
    According to the invention, the heating element 25 for the burner is now formed by an induction heater 47, which encloses the evaporator 40. The induction heating element 47 is embedded in a hybrid construction and a coil 25a is enclosed by the hybrid construction with a readily magnetizable material 35, which rests against a thermally highly conductive material 37 of the evaporator 40. The structure of the induction heater 47 of the burner 38 according to FIG. 7 is identical or identical to that of the induction heater 47 of the steam cutting device 1 of FIGS. 4 to 6.
    Irr. Housing of the burner 38, the hybrid structure of the induction heater 47 may be integrated or, as shown, be constructed as a separate annular component, which is then plugged onto the burner 38 so that it encloses the evaporator 40. By activating the induction heating 47, the burner 38, in particular the area of the evaporator 40, is heated, so that the supplied fuel mixture is heated and evaporated. Preferably, the induction heater 47 is used only in the starting phase and then deactivated in order to consume as little energy and thus to increase the efficiency of the DC-DC generator. For this purpose, the burner 38 is designed such that it comes due to the temperature of the burner 38 to a self-evaporation of the fuel mixture and thus the induction heater 47 is no longer needed after a certain period of operation. However, if an additional heating for the burner 38 is required due to very low outside temperatures, the induction heater 47 can also be switched on during operation.
    The heating element 25 can thus be used for liquids to be evaporated, for example for a burner 6 of a steam cutting device 1 or a burner 38 of a power generating device, and is designed as an induction heater 47, which is embedded in a hybrid construction. A coil 25a is enclosed by the hybrid construction with a slightly magnetizable material 35, which is formed to rest on a ther highly highly conductive material 37 of an evaporator 21, 40 from. Preferably, the heating element 25 is formed independently. In this case, the hybrid construction of the induction heater 47 consists of a base body 31 with laterally extending webs 33, within which the coil 25a is arranged and on which a covering element 32 is finally arranged. Preferably, the easily magnetizable material 35 of the hybrid structure, that is, of the main body 31, is pressed onto the highly thermally conductive material 37 of the evaporator 21, 40, so that a contact resistance resulting from an air gap can be avoided.
    权利要求:
    Claims (12)
    [1]
    1. Heating element (25) for liquids to be evaporated, for example for a burner (6) of a steam cutting device (1) or a burner (38) of a power generating device, characterized in that the heating element (25) as induction heating (47) is formed, and the induction heating (47) is embedded in a hybrid construction, and a coil (25a) of the hybrid construction is enclosed with a readily magnetizable material (35) which is adapted to abut a thermally highly conductive material (37) of an evaporator ( 21) is formed.
    [2]
    2. Heating element (25) according to claim 1, characterized in that the easily magnetizable material (35) is formed of iron or ferritic stainless steel.
    [3]
    3. heating element (25) according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the thermally highly conductive material (37) made of copper, aluminum or silver is formed.
    [4]
    4. Heating element (25) according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the easily magnetizable material (35) of the hybrid structure is pressed onto the highly thermally conductive material (37) of the evaporator (21).
    [5]
    5. Heating element (25) according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the easily magnetizable material (35) surrounds the coil (25a) on all sides.
    [6]
    6. Heating element (25) according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the hybrid construction of the induction heating (47) consists of a base body (31) with laterally only stretching webs (33), within which the coil (25 a) is arranged and Finally, a cover (32) is arranged, there is.
    [7]
    7. heating element (25) according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that for driving the induction heater (47) is provided a current-operated circuit. 17
    [8]
    8. heating element (25) according to claim 7, characterized in that the circuit contains transistors, wherein always two transistors are turned on until a certain current value is reached by the heater.
    [9]
    9. steam cutting device (1), with a burner (6), a control device (3), a liquid supply and a power source (2), wherein the burner (6) via lines (9, 10) to the power source (2) and via a supply line (7) is connected to the liquid supply, and in the burner (6) at least one channel for converting a liquid into a gas is formed, wherein the burner (6) comprises at least one cathode and an anode, between which an evaporator (21) is formed, and the liquid supply is connected via a conduit with a gap between the cathode and the anode via the channel, and wherein further in the burner (6) a heating element (25) is arranged, which associated with the channel for evaporating the liquid characterized in that the heating element (25) is formed by an induction heater (47) enclosing the evaporator (21), which induction heater (47) is embedded in a hybrid construction, un a coil (25a) of the hybrid construction is enclosed with a readily magnetizable material (35) which bears against a thermally highly conductive material (37) of the evaporator (21).
    [10]
    10. steam cutting device (1) according to claim 9, characterized in that the induction heater (17) is designed according to one of claims 1 to 8.
    [11]
    11. Burner (38) of a power generating device of a charging device with. a heating element (25) which is arranged in a burner housing (39), wherein a connection with an evaporator (40) of the burner (38) is provided, and the outer shape of the heating element (25) to the outer shape of the burner housing (39 ), wherein the evaporator (40) is connected to a liquid supply for supplying fuel, characterized in that the heating element (25) by an induction heater (47) with a winding 18 bobbin whose core through the evaporator (40 ) is formed, which surrounds the evaporator (40), and that the induction heating element (47) is embedded in a hybrid construction, and a coil (25a) is surrounded by the hybrid construction with a readily magnetizable material (35) which a thermally highly conductive material (37) of the evaporator (40) is applied.
    [12]
    12. burner (38) according to claim 11, characterized in that the induction heater (47) is designed according to one of claims 1 to 8.
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