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ENERGYN Core Technology

Extreme Technology

Energyn has secured the optimal recipes
for ultra-high-pressure, ultra-high-temperature, ultra-low-temperature, ultra-vacuum,
and rapid heat control processed through several R&D projects

Energyn technology Ultra-High Pressure Ultra-High Temperature Cryo Tech • Ultra High Vacuum Rapid thermal controlling
Producing ability 6000 Bar supported (which is the case with only the top three companies, including ‘A’ company in Sweden and ‘K’ company in Japan, etc.) Liquid (water) 250℃  or higher (Energyn only)
Gas 2500℃  or higher
Liquid hydrogen, liquid helium technology Rapid temperature change 10~20℃/min (Energyn Only)
Reduces the cooling time in a high-pressure environment 1/30 or higher.
Standard 3000 Bar or higher. Liquid (water) 100℃ or higher
Gas 2000℃ or higher
About -271℃ or lower 10(-8)Torr ~ 10(-12)Torr No common standard (new technology)
Applied technology Ultra-High Pressure Ultra-high pressure
•ultra-high vacuum
Ultra-high pressure
•medium temperature
Ultra-high pressure
•high temperature
•rapid heat control
Ultra high temperature
•ultra low temperature
•ultra high vacuum
Applied product
CIP (Cold isostatic Press)
~6000bar ceramic, metal powder isostatic forming machine
HPP (High Pressure Processing)
Non-heating sterilization equipment through a max. 6000Bar ultra-high-pressure process
High Vacuum Hot Press
A machine to perform diffusion bonding or pressurized sintering at max. 3,000℃, max. 500ton, by uniaxial or positive pressurization
WIP(Warm Isostatic Press)
max. 6000Bar, max. 80℃ (water) 150℃ (oil) heated isostatic forming machine
ERIL(Energyn Rapid Isostatic Laminator)
A laminator with the world’s best rapid temperature change functionality
HIP (Hot isostatic Press)
A high density and high strength processing machine for powder-formed products at max. 2000bar, max. 2000℃
diffusion bonding
Binding between materials between composite materials that are not optimal for sintering through sintering or expansion
PCHE
A high-efficiency heat exchanger built by expansion-binding multiple thin layers

Wire Winding Technology

Wire winding technology is the only process technology allowed by ASME* when manufacturing high-pressure vessels of 68.9 MPa or higher, and it is a technology that only a few companies in the world can do. Energen has developed its own wire winding technology that satisfies all certification requirements with years of process know-how, and is actually applying it to high-pressure container manufacturing. The leak before burst design ensures a safe operating environment and maximum durability of the pressure vessel.

*ASME CODE

A set of technical standards for the designs, manufacturing, and inspection of boilers and pressure vessels was enacted by the American Society of Mechanical Engineering in 1919.

Actual applied to EPCIP-1400
wire winding yoke frame

Characteristics

The frames and bezel of existing presses were composed as an assembly of welded structures or Tie-rods. As a result, they were bulky, heavy, and exposed to tensile stress during operation. A faulty material, in this case, may cause a proliferation of cracks and result in destruction. This put a limit on the maximum capacity of such equipment.

To solve this issue, our yoke frame and bezel were designed based on a high-precision wire winding process and come with the following characteristics;

① They are lightweight, only 1/3 of the existing frames, and smaller.
② The key components of the press are always exposed to compressive stress, so there is no risk of destruction due to the proliferation of crack.
③ The product is stable even under a high amount of load, allowing you to overcome the limits in manufacturing.

Applications

CIP (Cold Isostatic Press) ceramic, metals, and other powder isostatic forming machines.
Hybrid CIP (Hybrid Isostatic Press): Power isostatic forming machine combined with a wet-type CIP
HIP (Hot Isostatic Press)
High density and strength of powder-formed products
Large-capacity vessels for hydrogen charging, etc.

Diffusion Bonding Technology

Diffusion bonding is a binding technology that binds solid-state metals or different materials without using any fillers or adhesives.
In this technology, pressure is applied from the two directions (up/down) or from a uniaxial under a high temperature to perform the diffusion bonding or pressurized sintering of the materials.
Energyn has secured the optimal recipes for many materials with many years of process experience and know-how.

A microscopic glow-up of a diffusion bonding plate

diffusion bonding between different materials

Characteristics

① Can sinter covalent binding Materials which cannot be sintered using normal sintering methods (SiC, Si3N4, B4C, AlN, etc.)
② Can remove pores through the high sintering forth from high pressure.
③ Can completely remove sintering additives or minimize such additives.
④ Powder material is pressure-sintered as hydroxides or carbonates > the ultra-fine particles that are generated as the powder material are disintegrated can be sintered right away.
⑤ Can prevent the disintegration of the sample while sintering.
⑥ Suitable for binding between materials between composite materials that are not optimal for sintering through sintering or expansion.
⑦ The sintered material can have a directional feature depending on the direction of pressurization (uniaxial).

Applications

Metal/ceramic diffusion bonding
Sinter-retardant ceramic
Different materials in different parts of molds
Binding after processing different structures of molds
Binding ESC aluminum materials
Target binding
Special alloy
Special materials binding
Space and aviation industries, etc.