JPS58130122A - Grinding method of magnetic glass - Google Patents

Grinding method of magnetic glass

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Publication number
JPS58130122A
JPS58130122A JP1056282A JP1056282A JPS58130122A JP S58130122 A JPS58130122 A JP S58130122A JP 1056282 A JP1056282 A JP 1056282A JP 1056282 A JP1056282 A JP 1056282A JP S58130122 A JPS58130122 A JP S58130122A
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glass
magnetic glass
flow
magnetic
vitrify
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Toshiaki Saito
利昭 斎藤
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AGC Techno Glass Co Ltd
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Toshiba Glass Co Ltd
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    • CCHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
    • C03GLASS; MINERAL OR SLAG WOOL
    • C03BMANUFACTURE, SHAPING, OR SUPPLEMENTARY PROCESSES
    • C03B19/00Other methods of shaping glass
    • C03B19/10Forming beads
    • C03B19/1005Forming solid beads
    • C03B19/1045Forming solid beads by bringing hot glass in contact with a liquid, e.g. shattering

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  • Chemical & Material Sciences (AREA)
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To vitrify and grind magnetic glass which is difficult to vitrify, uniformly by providing jet water flow that crosses the flow passage of the magnetic glass whic is held in a low viscosity state, and admitting the magntic glass into the jet water flow thereby grinding and vitrifying the same. CONSTITUTION:Magnetic glass 2 having compsn. of Fe2O3-BaO-B2O3 is contained in a platinum crucible 1 or a vessel consisiting of refractories, and is melted to high temps. of 1,350-1,500 deg.C by an electric furnace 3. The molten magnetic glass flows out through an outflow hole 5 punched in the bottom part of a platinum crucible 1. The flow 6 of the magnetic glass flowing out from thefurnace is maintained in the state of high temp. and low viscosity and cold water having >=5kg/cm<2> pressure at ordinary temp. or below is injected from a nozzle 7 so as to cross the flow passage thereof, whereby jet water flow 8 is formed. The magnetic glass admitted into the flow 8 is grounded to pieces and is cooled quickly simultaneously, whereby the glass is vitrified. The grounded glass is contained together with the water in a hopper 9 serving also as a capturing vessel, and is conveyed to the next stage by a conveyor 10.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明は噴水流を利用した磁性ガラスの粉砕方法に関す
るものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method of crushing magnetic glass using a fountain stream.

通虐ガラス化しにくいガラス組成を有するものはm遣し
て水中に投入し急冷することによりガラス化と粉砕を行
っている。この方法は一般に「水鋼り」または「水砕」
と呼称されているが、粉砕されたガラスの粒度は0.1
〜6■の範囲に分布している。たとえば水槽へ萬温の溶
融ガラスを投入する場合、水流を与えたり撹拌するなど
の手段を併用することもあるが、粉砕21μたガラスの
粒度は大き(不均一であるため十分にガラス化が1家な
い。また、ガラス球の成形を目的として溶融ガラスを高
圧空気で吹飛ばして粉砕と14時にガラス球を成形する
方法もよく知られているが、粉塵が発生するためこの対
策が必要である。
Glasses having a glass composition that is difficult to be vitrified through stress are vitrified and crushed by pouring them into water and rapidly cooling them. This method is generally called ``suikori'' or ``suigeri.''
However, the particle size of crushed glass is 0.1
It is distributed in the range of ~6■. For example, when pouring molten glass into an aquarium, methods such as applying a water stream or stirring may be used, but the particle size of glass that has been crushed to 21 μm is large (because it is non-uniform, it is difficult to vitrify it sufficiently). Another well-known method for forming glass spheres is to blow molten glass with high-pressure air to crush it and form glass spheres at 14:00, but this method is necessary because it generates dust. .

ガラスで結晶化し易い、すなわちガラス化しにくい材質
、組成を有するものは、前記水砕によっても十分にガラ
ス化することなく結晶状またはガラス化物と結晶との1
合状のものとなる。−性ガラスにおいて、磁性を曲率よ
(付与するにはガラス化されていることが必要な条件で
あるが、従来の方法すなわち水砕によってはガラス化の
均一な状態を得ることは1越であった。
Glasses that are easily crystallized, that is, those that have materials and compositions that are difficult to vitrify, are not sufficiently vitrified even by the water pulverization and are in a crystalline state or a mixture of vitrified products and crystals.
It will be a consignment. - In order to impart magnetic properties to curvature, vitrification is a necessary condition for glass, but it is impossible to obtain a uniform state of vitrification using conventional methods, that is, water pulverization. Ta.

本発明は従来のガラス水砕方法の欠点を除去して、ガラ
ス化しに(い磁性ガラスを均一にガラス化して粉砕する
磁性ガラスの粉砕方法を提供しようとするものである。
The present invention aims to eliminate the drawbacks of conventional glass crushing methods and provide a method for crushing magnetic glass that uniformly vitrifies and crushes magnetic glass.

磁性ガラスは強い磁性が付与されること、および均一な
磁性を保有することが要求される。実庫には均一な粒度
を有するIfi#細な磁性結晶を造出して目的に使用さ
れるが、このような目的に対して磁性ガラスとして要求
される特性は、均一にガラス化していること、および次
工程で微粉に粉砕するためできるだけ粒度が小さいこと
である。
Magnetic glass is required to have strong magnetism and uniform magnetism. Fine magnetic crystals with a uniform particle size are produced in the warehouse and used for the purpose, but the characteristics required for magnetic glass for such purposes are uniform vitrification. , and the particle size must be as small as possible since it will be ground into fine powder in the next step.

本発明の磁性ガラスの粉砕方法を図面について説明する
The method of crushing magnetic glass according to the present invention will be explained with reference to the drawings.

白金るつぼ(1)または耐火物よりなる容器番ζFe1
on−Ba040s系の組成を有する磁性ガラス(2)
を収容し電気炉(3)蕃ζより1360〜1500℃の
高温で溶融する。ガラス原料は水冷保護されたスクリエ
ーフィーダ式の原料投入機(4)により連続または間欠
的に供給される。溶融された磁性ガラスは白金るつぼ(
1)の底部に穿設された流出孔(5)から流出する。
Platinum crucible (1) or container number ζFe1 made of refractory material
Magnetic glass with on-Ba040s composition (2)
It is melted at a high temperature of 1360 to 1500°C from the electric furnace (3). The glass raw material is continuously or intermittently supplied by a water-cooled screier feeder type raw material feeder (4). The molten magnetic glass is placed in a platinum crucible (
1) flows out from the outflow hole (5) drilled at the bottom.

この流出孔(5)は白金ノズルまたは耐火物ノズルが使
用されている。磁性ガラスは、高温において通常のガラ
スと異なりきわめて低粘性の状態にあり溶融金属のよう
に容易に炉から流出させることができる。
A platinum nozzle or a refractory nozzle is used for this outflow hole (5). Unlike ordinary glass, magnetic glass has an extremely low viscosity at high temperatures and can be easily flowed out of a furnace like molten metal.

次に、炉から流出した磁性ガラスの流れ(6)を高温、
低粘性状に保持し、この流路を横切るように常温以下で
6V−以上の圧力を有する冷水をノズル(7)から噴射
して噴水流(8)を形成する。この噴水流(8)は磁性
ガラスの流れ(6)に対し下方向へ90〜120°、上
方向へ90〜16000角度、で噴射される。
Next, the flow of magnetic glass (6) flowing out of the furnace is heated to a high temperature.
Cold water maintained in a low viscosity state and having a pressure of 6 V or more at room temperature or lower is injected from a nozzle (7) across this flow path to form a jet stream (8). This fountain stream (8) is injected downwardly at an angle of 90 to 120 degrees and upwardly at an angle of 90 to 16,000 degrees with respect to the magnetic glass stream (6).

この噴射角度が特に下方向6ζ対して90”より大きく
なると、粉砕されたガラスの粒度が粗大化してしまう。
If this injection angle is larger than 90'' especially in the downward direction 6ζ, the particle size of the crushed glass will become coarse.

冷水を噴射するノズル(8)は円筒形状が最も効率的で
あり、単数または複数本使用される。
The most efficient nozzle (8) for spraying cold water is a cylindrical shape, and one or more nozzles are used.

噴水流(8)の中に流入した磁性ガラスは粉々に粉砕さ
れると同時に急冷されてガラス化する。この粉砕された
ガラスは水ととも番ζ捕集用ホッパー(9)に収容され
、コンベヤ叫により次工程へ搬送される。このようにし
て得られた磁性ガラスは均一にガラス化され、目的番と
合致する粒度のものである。
The magnetic glass flowing into the fountain stream (8) is pulverized into pieces and at the same time is rapidly cooled and vitrified. This crushed glass is stored in a collection hopper (9) along with water and transported to the next process by a conveyor. The magnetic glass thus obtained is uniformly vitrified and has a particle size that matches the target number.

実施例 Pus Os −BaO−Bs0−系組成を有する磁性
ガラスを白金るつぼに収容し電気炉により1460℃に
加熱溶融する。この溶融ガラスを白金るつぼの底部に設
けた直径2調の流出孔から流出させる。流出した溶融ガ
ラスは、流出孔下面から約30m流下した位置で口4!
48■のノズルから噴射する噴水流(元圧: 7 Wa
4 )の中に流入し、粉砕され急冷されてガラス化し捕
集用ホッパー1ζ収容される。
Example A magnetic glass having a Pus Os -BaO-Bs0- system composition is placed in a platinum crucible and heated and melted at 1460°C in an electric furnace. This molten glass is allowed to flow out from two-diameter outflow holes provided at the bottom of the platinum crucible. The molten glass that flowed out was located approximately 30 meters down from the bottom of the outflow hole.
Water jet sprayed from a 48-inch nozzle (original pressure: 7 Wa
4), is crushed, rapidly cooled, vitrified, and stored in a collecting hopper 1ζ.

溶融ガラスの流出量は毎分約2鵬で、噴射水量は毎分的
751である。
The flow rate of the molten glass is approximately 2 mm per minute, and the amount of water jetted is approximately 751 mm per minute.

このようにしてガラス化粉砕した磁性ガラスのガラス化
率および粒度を第1表番ζ示す。従来の水砕方法に比較
してガラス化率、粒度とも格段にすぐれていることが確
認できた。
The vitrification rate and particle size of the magnetic glass vitrified and crushed in this manner are shown in Table 1, number ζ. It was confirmed that both the vitrification rate and particle size were significantly superior compared to the conventional water crushing method.

第  1  表 本発明の方法  従来の水砕方法 ガラス化率   93%    30〜6096粒  
  度   0.0里〜1m     0.1〜5鱈ま
た、従来の水砕方法ではガラス化物が水砕物の表面に発
生してガラス化物と結晶化物との分離が1離であったが
、本発明の方法では結晶化物は粒径の大きなもの番ζ集
中しており、500 tクロンのJI8標準篩を使用す
れば簡単に分離除去することができ、この分離処理によ
りガラス化率を98%以上に高めることができた。
Table 1 Method of the present invention Conventional water crushing method Vitrification rate 93% 30-6096 grains
degree 0.0 ri - 1 m 0.1 - 5 cod In addition, in the conventional water pulverization method, vitrified products were generated on the surface of the granulated material, and the separation between the vitrified material and the crystallized material was 1 ri, but the present invention In this method, the crystallized substances are concentrated in large particle sizes and can be easily separated and removed using a 500 ton JI8 standard sieve, and this separation process increases the vitrification rate to over 98%. I was able to increase it.

以上説明したように、本発明によれば従来の水砕方法で
はガラス化しに(い磁性ガラスでもガラス化が可能であ
り、粉砕粒度はさらに微細なものが得られ、また噴水流
を使用するため粉砕物の回収は容易であり、粉塵の発生
が防止できるなどすぐれた効果がある。
As explained above, according to the present invention, it is possible to vitrify even magnetic glass, which is difficult to vitrify using the conventional water crushing method (it is possible to vitrify even magnetic glass, finer pulverized particles can be obtained, and since a fountain flow is used, It is easy to collect the crushed material and has excellent effects such as preventing the generation of dust.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

図面は本発明の実施例を示す縦断面図である。 (1)は白金るつぼ、(2)は磁性ガラス、(3)は電
気炉(6)は磁性ガラスの流れ、(8)は高噴水流。 特許出願人   東芝硝子株式会社
The drawings are longitudinal sectional views showing embodiments of the present invention. (1) is a platinum crucible, (2) is magnetic glass, (3) is an electric furnace (6) is a flow of magnetic glass, and (8) is a high fountain flow. Patent applicant: Toshiba Glass Corporation

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 炉から流下する溶融した磁性ガラスの流れを設け、低粘
性状態に保持された前記磁性ガラスの流路を横切る常温
以下にある圧力5Wd以上の噴水流を設け、この噴水流
6ζ流入する磁性ガラスを粉砕しガラス化することを特
徴とする磁性ガラスの粉砕方法。
A flow of molten magnetic glass flowing down from the furnace is provided, a fountain flow with a pressure of 5 Wd or more at room temperature or below is provided, which crosses the flow path of the magnetic glass maintained in a low viscosity state, and this fountain flow 6ζ flows into the magnetic glass. A method of crushing magnetic glass, which is characterized by crushing and vitrifying it.
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Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPS63201024A (en) * 1987-02-13 1988-08-19 Nippon Kinzoku Kk Production of glass powder device therefor
JP2009179528A (en) * 2008-01-31 2009-08-13 Ohara Inc Method and apparatus for producing glass gob

Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPS63201024A (en) * 1987-02-13 1988-08-19 Nippon Kinzoku Kk Production of glass powder device therefor
JP2009179528A (en) * 2008-01-31 2009-08-13 Ohara Inc Method and apparatus for producing glass gob

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