JPS5931931B2 - lining material - Google Patents

lining material

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JPS5931931B2
JPS5931931B2 JP54109433A JP10943379A JPS5931931B2 JP S5931931 B2 JPS5931931 B2 JP S5931931B2 JP 54109433 A JP54109433 A JP 54109433A JP 10943379 A JP10943379 A JP 10943379A JP S5931931 B2 JPS5931931 B2 JP S5931931B2
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hollow part
lifter
lining material
locking piece
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利彦 信近
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Bando Chemical Industries Ltd
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Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明は、粉砕用ミル、粉粒体供給器等の産業機械、器
具、装置に適用するライニング材に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a lining material applied to industrial machines, instruments, and devices such as grinding mills and powder feeders.

粉砕用ミル、粉粒体供給器等の機械器具には、粉砕又は
混練用ボールや粉体等の材料から壁面を保護するための
ゴムライニングが取り付けられているが、一般にこのゴ
ムライニングは摩耗が激しく、また大きな衝撃を受ける
ことから衝撃吸収性並びに衝撃に対する取付部の安定性
に優れていることが要求される。
Rubber linings are attached to mechanical equipment such as grinding mills and powder feeders to protect the walls from grinding or kneading balls and materials such as powder, but generally this rubber lining is subject to wear. Since it is subject to severe and large impacts, it is required that the mounting portion has excellent shock absorption properties and stability against impacts.

しかしながら、衝撃吸収性は弾性度が高い場合に良好な
ものとなるが、取付安定性は弾性度が低い場合、すなわ
ち剛性が高くなるに従つて向上するもので、両者相反す
るため従来はこれを両立させるのが困難であつた、例え
ば、第9図に示すようにゴム本体alの底部に壁体bへ
の取付金具cを嵌入する中空部dを形成したリフターe
lにおいては、ライニング材全体がゴムで製作され、弾
性度が高いため衝撃吸収能力が大きく、耐摩耗性に優れ
ているが、粉砕用ロッドfの衝突による過度の変形(図
面に2点鎖線で示す)により中空部周辺に応力が集中す
るため、取付部が破損し易いという欠点がある。
However, while shock absorption is good when the elasticity is high, mounting stability is improved when the elasticity is low, that is, as the rigidity increases. For example, as shown in FIG. 9, it was difficult to achieve both, for example, a lifter e in which a hollow part d is formed in the bottom of the rubber body al into which a fitting c to be fitted to the wall b is inserted.
In case l, the entire lining material is made of rubber and has high elasticity, so it has a large impact absorption capacity and excellent wear resistance. ), stress is concentrated around the hollow part, which has the disadvantage that the mounting part is easily damaged.

また、第10図に示すように回転壁体bの底部に金属プ
レートれを固定し、ゴム本体a2の底面全体に金属板g
を焼付接着して該金属体に取付金具cを取り付けたリフ
ター e2も従来より採用されているが、弾性度が低い
ため衝撃吸収性が悪く、第9図の例より耐摩耗性に劣る
反面、取付安定性に優れる面を持つが、繰返し受ける衝
撃力が弾性体であるゴム本体A2と、剛性体である金属
板gとの接着界面に応力が集中するため、ゴム本体A2
が金属板gから剥離することがあり、取付安定性の点で
も必ずしも充分でないという憾みがある。
In addition, as shown in FIG. 10, a metal plate g is fixed to the bottom of the rotating wall b, and a metal plate g is attached to the entire bottom of the rubber body a2.
Lifter e2, in which a mounting bracket c is attached to the metal body by baking and bonding, has also been used in the past, but its low elasticity results in poor shock absorption and inferior wear resistance compared to the example shown in Figure 9. Although the rubber body A2 has excellent installation stability, stress is concentrated at the adhesive interface between the rubber body A2, which is an elastic body, and the metal plate g, which is a rigid body, due to repeated impact forces.
may peel off from the metal plate g, and there is a problem that the mounting stability is not necessarily sufficient.

本発明は、かかる点に鑑み、支持杆とその先端で側方へ
張り出した係止片とをもつ締結用金具で壁体に締結され
るゴム製ライニング材において、前記係止片を嵌入する
中空部を設け、この係止片で壁体側へ押圧される中空部
内周の拘束面と、この拘束面から係止片上方に延びる非
拘束面とに沿つて中空部を囲繞する高張力、低伸度の可
撓材を埋設し、この可撓材によつて中空部まわりの弾性
度を調整することにより、ライニング材の壁体への取付
安定性の向上を図りつつ、衝撃吸収特性を任意に設定で
きるようにしようとするものである。
In view of the above, the present invention provides a rubber lining material that is fastened to a wall using a fastening metal fitting having a support rod and a locking piece projecting laterally at the tip of the support rod. A high-tension, low-stretch member surrounds the hollow part along a restraining surface on the inner periphery of the hollow part that is pressed toward the wall by the locking piece, and a non-restricting surface extending above the locking piece from this restraining surface. By embedding a flexible material of 100% and adjusting the elasticity around the hollow part, it is possible to improve the stability of attaching the lining material to the wall, while also adjusting the shock absorption properties as desired. It is intended to be configurable.

以下、本発明の構成を実施例につき図面に基づいて説明
する。1は粉砕用ミルのゴム製リフターであつて、中空
部2と中空部2からリフター1の底面側に向けて開口し
た開口部4とが断面T字状に連なつて形成され、該中空
部に支持杆3bとその先端で側方へ張り出した係止片3
aとをもつ取付金具3の係止片3aを嵌入し、支持杆3
bは開口部4を通して回転壁体5から外方へ突出させ、
ワツシヤ6、シーリング7、凹ワツシヤ8を介してナツ
ト10によりねじ止めされている。
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The configuration of the present invention will be described below based on embodiments with reference to the drawings. Reference numeral 1 denotes a rubber lifter for a grinding mill, in which a hollow portion 2 and an opening 4 opening from the hollow portion 2 toward the bottom side of the lifter 1 are connected in a T-shaped cross section. There is a support rod 3b and a locking piece 3 that protrudes sideways at its tip.
Insert the locking piece 3a of the mounting bracket 3 with the
b projects outward from the rotating wall body 5 through the opening 4;
It is screwed by a nut 10 via a washer 6, a sealing 7, and a concave washer 8.

取付金具3の係止片3aは、中空部2より小さく、中空
部2の上壁と該頭部との間に若干の空隙11が形成され
ている。この場合、中空部2の上方のゴム部13が係止
片3aと壁体5との間で挟持された第2図等に符号15
で示す拘束部に中空部2の側方の立上り部17を介して
支持されていることになる。そして、中空部2の内周面
は、前記係止片3aが当接して壁体5側へ押圧される左
右2箇所の拘束面2a,2aと、この拘束面2aから係
止片3aの上方へ延びる非拘束面(係止片3aによつて
拘束されないで変形が許容されている面)2bとで構成
されることになる。そうして、リフター1は中空部内周
の前記拘束面2aと非拘束面に沿つてこの中空部を囲繞
する高張力、低伸度の可撓材12が埋設され、この可撓
材12によつて中空部まわりの弾性度が設定されている
The locking piece 3a of the mounting bracket 3 is smaller than the hollow part 2, and a slight gap 11 is formed between the upper wall of the hollow part 2 and the head. In this case, the rubber part 13 above the hollow part 2 is held between the locking piece 3a and the wall 5, as shown in FIG.
The hollow part 2 is supported by the restraining part shown in FIG. The inner circumferential surface of the hollow portion 2 has two restraining surfaces 2a, 2a on the left and right, with which the locking piece 3a comes into contact and is pressed toward the wall 5, and an upper part of the locking piece 3a from the restraining surface 2a. 2b (a surface that is not restrained by the locking piece 3a and is allowed to deform) 2b. In this way, the lifter 1 has a flexible material 12 with high tensile strength and low elongation that surrounds the hollow part along the constrained surface 2a and the non-constrained surface on the inner periphery of the hollow part. The elasticity around the hollow part is set.

この可撓材の配設例は第2図乃至第6図に示されている
。すなわち、第2図に示すリフター1aは、1枚の可撓
材14aが中空部2の内周の一方の拘束面2aから非拘
束面2bを経て他方の拘束面2aにわたつて延びた状態
に埋設されたものである。
Examples of the arrangement of this flexible member are shown in FIGS. 2 to 6. That is, in the lifter 1a shown in FIG. 2, one flexible member 14a extends from one restraining surface 2a on the inner periphery of the hollow portion 2 to the other restraining surface 2a via the non-restricting surface 2b. It was buried.

第3図に示すリフター1bは、その両側部において拘束
面2aから中空部側部の非拘束面2bにわたつてそれぞ
れ2枚の可撓材14b,14bが断面L字状に埋設され
たものである。第4図に示すリフター1cは、リフター
1cの衝撃(矢符A方向より作用する。)を受ける側に
おいて、拘束面2aと中空部側部の非拘束面2bとに沿
つて1枚の可撓材1cが断面C字状に埋設されたもので
ある。また、可撓材は第5図および第6図に示す如く第
2図乃至第4図の配設例を組合わせて配設することもで
きる。
The lifter 1b shown in FIG. 3 has two flexible members 14b, 14b buried in an L-shaped cross section on both sides thereof, extending from the restraining surface 2a to the non-restricting surface 2b on the side of the hollow part. be. The lifter 1c shown in FIG. 4 has one flexible sheet along a restraining surface 2a and a non-restricting surface 2b on the side of the hollow portion on the side receiving the impact of the lifter 1c (acting from the direction of arrow A). The material 1c is buried in a C-shaped cross section. Further, the flexible members can be arranged as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6 by combining the arrangement examples shown in FIGS. 2 through 4.

すなわち、第5図に示すリフター1dは、第2図および
第4図に示す可撓材14aおよび14cを組み合わせて
配設したもので、第6図に示すリフター1eは、第2図
乃至第4図の可撓材14a,14b,14cを組み合わ
せて配設したものである。可撓材14a,14b,14
cとしては、引張強さ200〜250KV/(177!
のナイロン重布が適当であるが、その他ナイロン、ポリ
エステル、ビニロン等の化学繊維、カーボン繊維、ガラ
ス繊維や、これら繊維を撚り合わせたコード状のもの若
しくはこれらの繊維の織布、金属織物などの可撓材を適
用する場合もある。
That is, the lifter 1d shown in FIG. 5 is arranged by combining the flexible members 14a and 14c shown in FIGS. 2 and 4, and the lifter 1e shown in FIG. The flexible members 14a, 14b, and 14c shown in the figure are combined and arranged. Flexible members 14a, 14b, 14
c, tensile strength 200-250KV/(177!
Nylon heavy fabric is suitable, but other chemical fibers such as nylon, polyester, and vinylon, carbon fibers, glass fibers, cords made by twisting these fibers, woven fabrics of these fibers, metal fabrics, etc. Flexible materials may also be applied.

リフター1の製作に際しては、ゴム本体の加硫時に前記
可撓材を該ゴム本体に埋設して一体に成形する。次に、
上記リフター1の歪特性、衝撃吸収能力および耐摩粍性
を従来のリフターとの比較において各々試験結果に基づ
き説明する。
When manufacturing the lifter 1, the flexible material is embedded in the rubber body and integrally formed when the rubber body is vulcanized. next,
The strain characteristics, shock absorption ability, and abrasion resistance of the above-mentioned lifter 1 will be explained based on test results in comparison with a conventional lifter.

歪特性については、第1表に示す寸法条件によりロツド
fを用いてリフターを水平方向(第8図における矢符B
)へ静的に加圧し、各リフターの歪量を測定した。
Regarding the strain characteristics, the lifter was moved in the horizontal direction (arrow B in Fig. 8) using the rod f according to the dimensional conditions shown in Table 1.
), and the amount of strain on each lifter was measured.

なお、第1表における記号H,w,tは第7図に示す記
号に対応する。
Note that the symbols H, w, and t in Table 1 correspond to the symbols shown in FIG.

本発明のリフター1aおよび従来のオールゴムタイプe
1は、それぞれ第8図、第9図に示す如く、主として中
空部上方ゴム部13の弾性による変形と中空部2の非拘
束面2bの変形とが相俟つて歪(図面で歪んだ状態を2
点鎖線で示す。
Lifter 1a of the present invention and conventional all-rubber type e
1, as shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, respectively, the deformation due to the elasticity of the hollow upper rubber part 13 and the deformation of the non-restricted surface 2b of the hollow part 2 cause distortion (the distorted state is shown in the drawing). 2
Indicated by a dotted chain line.

)を生じる。この両リフター1a,e1を比較するに、
本発明のリフター1aは、可撓材14aによつて非拘束
面2bおよびそのまわりの伸び変形が規制され、つまり
は、可撓材14aがその伸度特性に応じて中空部まわり
の弾性度を中空部土方ゴム部13よりも低下させてリフ
ター1aに保形作用を与えることになる。従つて、本発
明のリフター1aはオールゴムタイプのリフターe1に
比べてリフターの歪量が後述する衝撃吸収性を損わない
程度に小さくなり、拘束部(符号15で示す。)の付け
根付近あるいは立上り部17での亀裂等の発生が防止さ
れ、取付安定性が高くなる。また、第10図に示すよう
に平均肉厚1071111のアルミ合金製金属板gをゴ
ム本体A2に焼付接着した金属板焼付タイプのリフター
E2は、ゴム本体A2が剛体である金属板gに強固に接
着されており、中空部dの変形がないためゴム本体A2
の弾性のみによつて歪み、その歪量は本発明にかかるリ
フターに比べて非常に少ない。
) occurs. Comparing both lifters 1a and e1,
In the lifter 1a of the present invention, the flexible member 14a restricts the elongation deformation of the unrestricted surface 2b and its surroundings.In other words, the flexible member 14a controls the elasticity around the hollow portion according to its elongation characteristics. The hollow portion is lowered lower than the Hijikata rubber portion 13 to provide a shape-retaining effect to the lifter 1a. Therefore, in the lifter 1a of the present invention, compared to the all-rubber type lifter e1, the strain amount of the lifter is smaller to the extent that it does not impair the shock absorbing properties described later, and the strain is reduced near the base of the restraint part (indicated by reference numeral 15) or The occurrence of cracks, etc. at the rising portion 17 is prevented, and the installation stability is increased. In addition, as shown in Fig. 10, the lifter E2 is a metal plate baking type in which an aluminum alloy metal plate g with an average wall thickness of 1071111 mm is baked and bonded to the rubber body A2, and the rubber body A2 is firmly attached to the rigid metal plate g. The rubber body A2 is bonded and there is no deformation of the hollow part d.
The amount of distortion is very small compared to the lifter according to the present invention.

この加圧力と歪量sの関係を示すのが第11図であつて
、両者は略正比例の関係を有する。本発明にかかるリフ
ター1aは、グラフ上オールゴムタイプのリフターe1
と金属板焼付タイプのリフターE2との間に位置し、可
撓材の種類、数量を調整することにより、その歪特性を
任意に設定できることが理解される。因に、第11図の
グラフにおいてRはゴム本体の弾性による歪量を、はオ
ールゴムタイプにおける中空部dの変形による歪量を、
Uは可撓材14aを埋設した場合における中空部2の変
形による歪量を、Tは可撓材の有無による歪量の差、つ
まりは弾性度の低下度合を示す。
FIG. 11 shows the relationship between this pressing force and the amount of strain s, and the two have a substantially directly proportional relationship. The lifter 1a according to the present invention is an all-rubber type lifter e1 on the graph.
It is understood that the strain characteristics can be arbitrarily set by adjusting the type and quantity of the flexible material. Incidentally, in the graph of Fig. 11, R is the amount of strain due to the elasticity of the rubber body, and R is the amount of strain due to deformation of the hollow part d in the all-rubber type.
U represents the amount of strain due to deformation of the hollow portion 2 when the flexible material 14a is buried, and T represents the difference in the amount of strain due to the presence or absence of the flexible material, that is, the degree of decrease in elasticity.

また、重量100Kf7の衝撃子をリフターの斜め上方
より45度の降下角度をもつて衝突せしめた場合、すな
わち動的な加圧におけるリフターの歪量sを測定した結
果、第12図に示すグラフが得られた。
In addition, when an impactor with a weight of 100 Kf7 collides with the lifter at a descending angle of 45 degrees from diagonally above, the strain amount s of the lifter during dynamic pressurization was measured, and the graph shown in Fig. 12 was obtained. Obtained.

本発明にかかるリフター1aは、グラフ上オールゴムタ
イプのリフターe1と金属板焼付タイプのリフターE2
との間に位置し、第11図に示す加圧力に対する歪量の
関係と同様の傾向が見られる。次に、前記各リフター1
a,e1,e2、の衝撃吸収能力について第13図に示
す試験結果に基づき説明する。
The lifter 1a according to the present invention includes an all-rubber type lifter e1 and a metal plate baking type lifter E2 on the graph.
The relationship between the amount of strain and the pressing force shown in FIG. 11 shows a similar tendency. Next, each lifter 1
The shock absorption ability of a, e1, and e2 will be explained based on the test results shown in FIG.

第13図は、リフターの前面に重量100K9の衝撃子
を斜め上方より45度の降下角度(第8図における矢符
C)をもつて衝突させ、背面に取り付けた加速度計16
により該リフターの歪加速度を測定してグラフに表わし
たものである。
Figure 13 shows that an impactor weighing 100K9 is collided with the front of the lifter from diagonally above at a descending angle of 45 degrees (arrow C in Figure 8).
The strain acceleration of the lifter was measured and expressed in a graph.

この歪加速度はエネルギー吸収能力と相関を有し、歪加
速度が小さい程、エネルギー吸収能力が大きいことが知
られている。グラフによると、同一エネルギ一における
歪加速度は、金属板焼付タイプのリフターE2が最も大
きい値となつている。本発明にかかるリフター1aは、
オールゴムタイプのリフターe1と同様に歪加速度が小
さな値となつており、優れた衝撃吸収能力を有すること
がわかる。また、第14図は各リフター1a,e1,e
2の耐摩粍性を比較するもので、粉砕用ミルとして直径
2200?、長さ5000?の回転壁体と直径90?の
粉砕用ボールを用い、硬質砂岩を粉砕した場合における
各リフターの摩粍量を測定してグラフに表わしたもので
ある。試験は、リフターとして巾165711!11高
さ135顛の寸法で、ゴム本体の硬さが601Hsのも
のを用い、第2表に示す寸法の硬質砂岩であつて、比重
2.68、仕事損数1410KWH/S−TONのもの
を1時間に15トン供給して平均直径200μ以下に粉
砕するものである。粉砕ミルの回転数は21r.p.m
.(73.5%Cs)とした。第14図のグラフかられ
かるように、本発明にかかるリフター1aの摩耗量は、
オールゴムタイプのリフターe1と同程度であり、金属
板焼付タイプのリフターE2に比べて耐摩耗性が格段と
優れている。なお、可撓材14aの材質および枚数は、
リフターが受ける衝撃エネルギーの大きさにより選定す
るが、例えば、直径30001111の回転壁体に直径
90?の粉砕用ロツドを適用するミルにおいては、引張
強さ200〜250Kf/(V7lのナイロン重布をリ
フターの中空部を包囲するように1〜3枚配設した場合
に、取付安定性および衝撃吸収性に優れたリフターが得
られる。
It is known that this strain acceleration has a correlation with energy absorption ability, and the smaller the strain acceleration, the greater the energy absorption ability. According to the graph, the strain acceleration at the same energy level is the highest for the metal plate baking type lifter E2. The lifter 1a according to the present invention includes:
Similar to the all-rubber type lifter e1, the strain acceleration is a small value, indicating that it has excellent shock absorption ability. In addition, FIG. 14 shows each lifter 1a, e1, e.
This is to compare the abrasion resistance of 2. As a grinding mill, the diameter is 2200? , length 5000? Rotating wall body and diameter 90? The amount of wear of each lifter was measured when hard sandstone was crushed using a crushing ball, and the results are shown in a graph. In the test, a lifter with dimensions of width 165,711!11 and height of 135 meters and a hardness of the rubber body of 601 Hs was used, and a hard sandstone with the dimensions shown in Table 2, specific gravity of 2.68, and number of work losses was used. 15 tons of 1410KWH/S-TON are supplied per hour and pulverized to an average diameter of 200μ or less. The rotation speed of the grinding mill is 21r. p. m
.. (73.5% Cs). As can be seen from the graph in FIG. 14, the wear amount of the lifter 1a according to the present invention is:
The wear resistance is comparable to that of the all-rubber type lifter e1, and is much better than the metal plate baked-on type lifter E2. The material and number of flexible members 14a are as follows:
The selection is made depending on the magnitude of the impact energy that the lifter receives, but for example, a rotating wall with a diameter of 30001111 and a diameter of 90? In a mill that uses crushing rods of A lifter with excellent properties can be obtained.

また、本発明にかかるライニング材は、前記粉砕用ミル
のリフター以外に、鉱石や石炭等のシユート、ホツバ一
、スキツプなどにおける摩粍し易い部分のライニングや
船舶用防舷材等のクツシヨン材または防音用ライニング
材などに適用することができる。
In addition to the lifter of the grinding mill, the lining material according to the present invention is also useful for lining easily abraded parts of ore and coal chutes, hoppers, skips, etc., and for cushioning materials such as fenders for ships. It can be applied to soundproof lining materials, etc.

本発明は、以上に述べた如く中空部内周の拘束面側から
非拘束面側にわたつて設けた可撓材によつて中空部まわ
りの弾性度を設定するようにしたから、この可撓材の特
性を被処理物の性状ライニング材の受ける衝撃条件に応
じて適宜選定することにより、ライニング材の衝撃吸収
特性を任意に設定することができ、この衝撃吸収特性と
壁体への取付安定性というライニング材で要求される相
反する双方の特性を満足せしめることができる。
As described above, the present invention sets the elasticity around the hollow part by means of a flexible member provided from the constrained surface side to the non-constrained surface side on the inner periphery of the hollow part. The shock absorption properties of the lining material can be set arbitrarily by appropriately selecting the properties of the material to be treated and the impact conditions to which the lining material is subjected. It is possible to satisfy both contradictory characteristics required of a lining material.

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

図面は本発明の実施態様を例示し、第1図はリフターの
回転壁体への取付状態を示す断面図、第2図乃至第6図
はいずれもリフターにおける可撓材の配設例を示す断面
図、第7図は歪および衝撃試験に使用したリフターの形
状を示す断面図、第8図は第2図に示すリフターの歪状
態を示す断面図、第9図および第10図は従来のリフタ
ーを示す断面図、第11図はリフターの静的歪特性を表
わすグラフ図、第12図はリフターの動的歪特性を表わ
すグラフ図、第13図はリフターの衝撃吸収特性を表わ
すグラフ図、第14図はリフターの耐摩耗特性を表わす
グラフ図である。 1,1a,1b,1c,1d,1e・・・・・・リフタ
ー、2・・・・・・中空部、2a・・・・・・拘束面、
2b・・・・・・非拘束面、3・・・・・・取付金具、
3a・・・・・・係止片、3b・・・・・・支持杆、4
・・・・・・開口部、5・・・・・・回転壁体、12,
14a,14b,14c・・・・・・可撓材。
The drawings illustrate embodiments of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing how the lifter is attached to a rotating wall body, and FIGS. 2 to 6 are cross-sectional views showing examples of arrangement of flexible members in the lifter. Figure 7 is a cross-sectional view showing the shape of the lifter used in the strain and impact tests, Figure 8 is a cross-sectional view showing the strain state of the lifter shown in Figure 2, and Figures 9 and 10 are conventional lifters. 11 is a graph showing the static strain characteristics of the lifter, FIG. 12 is a graph showing the dynamic strain characteristics of the lifter, and FIG. 13 is a graph showing the impact absorption characteristics of the lifter. FIG. 14 is a graph showing the wear resistance characteristics of the lifter. 1, 1a, 1b, 1c, 1d, 1e...Lifter, 2...Hollow part, 2a...Restriction surface,
2b...Non-restricted surface, 3...Mounting bracket,
3a...Locking piece, 3b...Support rod, 4
...Opening, 5...Rotating wall, 12,
14a, 14b, 14c... Flexible material.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1 支持杆とこの支持杆の先端で側方へ張り出した係止
片とをもつ締結用金具にて壁体に締結されるゴム製のラ
イニング材であつて、中空部とこの中空部からライニン
グ材底面側に開口した開口部とを備え、この中空部と開
口部とが断面T字状に連なり、中空部に前記係止片が嵌
入され、前記支持杆が開口部を通して壁体に取り付けら
れるようになつており、中空部の内周面は前記係止片が
当接して壁体側へ押圧される両側2箇所の拘束面と、こ
の拘束面から係止片の上方へ延びる非拘束面とで構成さ
れ、この拘束面と非拘束面に沿つて中空部を囲繞しこの
中空部まわりの弾性度を調整する高張力、低伸度の可撓
材が埋設されていることを特徴とするライニング材。 2 可撓材は、一方の拘束面から非拘束面を経て他方の
拘束面にわたつている特許請求の範囲第1項記載のライ
ニング材。 3 可撓材は、拘束面から中空部側部の非拘束面にわた
る間に設けられている特許請求の範囲第1項記載のライ
ニング材。 4 可撓材は、天然もしくは化学繊維で作られたキャン
バスまたはコードである特許請求の範囲第1項乃至第3
項に記載のライニング材。 5 可撓材は、金属織物である特許請求の範囲第1項乃
至第3項に記載のライニング材。
[Scope of Claims] 1. A rubber lining material that is fastened to a wall using a fastening fitting having a support rod and a locking piece projecting sideways at the tip of the support rod, which has a hollow part and The hollow part is provided with an opening opening to the bottom side of the lining material, and the hollow part and the opening are connected in a T-shaped cross section, the locking piece is fitted into the hollow part, and the support rod is passed through the opening. It is designed to be attached to a wall, and the inner peripheral surface of the hollow part has two restraining surfaces on both sides where the locking piece comes into contact and is pressed toward the wall, and from these restraining surfaces above the locking piece. A flexible material with high tensile strength and low elongation is embedded along the constrained surface and the non-constrained surface to surround the hollow part and adjust the elasticity around the hollow part. A lining material featuring: 2. The lining material according to claim 1, wherein the flexible material extends from one constrained surface to the other constrained surface via the non-constrained surface. 3. The lining material according to claim 1, wherein the flexible member is provided between the constraining surface and the non-constraining surface on the side of the hollow part. 4. Claims 1 to 3, wherein the flexible material is a canvas or cord made of natural or chemical fibers.
Lining materials listed in section. 5. The lining material according to claims 1 to 3, wherein the flexible material is a metal fabric.
JP54109433A 1979-08-27 1979-08-27 lining material Expired JPS5931931B2 (en)

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