JPS61163844A - Hollow laminate - Google Patents

Hollow laminate

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JPS61163844A
JPS61163844A JP469185A JP469185A JPS61163844A JP S61163844 A JPS61163844 A JP S61163844A JP 469185 A JP469185 A JP 469185A JP 469185 A JP469185 A JP 469185A JP S61163844 A JPS61163844 A JP S61163844A
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鈴置 幸夫
瀬川 一
山内 幹夫
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Taihei Machinery Works Ltd
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(57)【要約】本公報は電子出願前の出願データであるた
め要約のデータは記録されません。
(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 「産業上の利用分野」 本発明は内部に中空部分を有する積層体に係り、特ニペ
ニャレース、ベニヤスライサ等の単板切削機より、厚み
を小として切削したベニヤ単板を、その繊維方向を平行
として複数枚積層して単板積層材に接着しながら、繊維
と直交方向に折シ曲げ、断面が連続する三角形状に形成
して構成したものに関する。
Detailed Description of the Invention "Industrial Application Field" The present invention relates to a laminate having a hollow portion inside, and specifically relates to a veneer veneer cut to a small thickness using a veneer cutting machine such as a Nipeña lace or a veneer slicer. It relates to a structure in which a plurality of sheets are laminated with the fiber directions parallel to each other, bonded to a veneer laminated material, and then bent in a direction perpendicular to the fibers to form a triangular shape with a continuous cross section.

「従来の技術」 従来よシ、木板、ベニヤ単板、紙、合成樹脂等を適宜加
工して芯部を形成し、内部を中空構造とする積層体は種
々開発され、提案されている。一般的に、この種積層体
は、他のものに比し、その重量が軽量となり、且つ中空
部分による空気断熱、防音性に優れているが、その反面
、曲げ、ねじれ、圧縮強度に劣る傾向となる。
"Prior Art" Conventionally, various laminates have been developed and proposed in which a core is formed by appropriately processing wood boards, veneer veneers, paper, synthetic resins, etc., and the interior is hollow. In general, this type of laminate is lighter in weight than other laminates, and has excellent air insulation and soundproofing properties due to the hollow portion, but on the other hand, it tends to have poor bending, torsion, and compressive strength. becomes.

例えば、細長に分割した木板を、桟木として芯部に採用
し、この桟木を上下部材間の幅方向に分断して配列した
ものにおいては、桟木列間に上下部材を支持するものが
何ら介在しないので、ねじれ、曲げ強度が脆弱となり、
さらに中空部分については、圧縮強度に欠けることにな
る。
For example, in the case where wooden boards divided into long strips are used as crosspieces in the core part, and these crosspieces are divided and arranged in the width direction between the upper and lower members, there is nothing intervening between the rows of crosspieces to support the upper and lower members. Therefore, the torsional and bending strength becomes weak,
Furthermore, the hollow portion lacks compressive strength.

また、ベニヤ単板を芯部とするに際しては、原木の個々
の等級、切削条件等によって、切削されるベニヤ単板の
性状が相異し、且つベニヤ単板自体、繊維によって一応
の方向性を有するが、極めて脆弱であるため、管状或い
は格子状等に加工して、上下部材間に接合している。し
かしながら、この接合時、その圧締力が過大になれば、
繊維が変形されて所望の中空部分を形成することは困難
となり、究極的には繊維が破壊されることになる。
In addition, when using a veneer veneer as a core, the properties of the veneer veneer to be cut differ depending on the grade of the raw wood, cutting conditions, etc., and the veneer itself has a certain degree of directionality due to its fibers. However, since it is extremely fragile, it is processed into a tubular or lattice shape and joined between the upper and lower members. However, if the clamping force becomes excessive during this joining,
It becomes difficult for the fibers to be deformed to form the desired hollow portions, and ultimately the fibers will break.

また逆に、圧締力が過小であれば、接着不良の原因とな
る等、製作段階に支障を伴うばかシか、芯部の強度は、
曲げ、ねじれ等に劣シ、特に個々のベニヤ単板の相異に
より、一つの積層体内においても、圧縮強度にバラツキ
を生じる難点があった。
On the other hand, if the clamping force is too low, it may cause problems in the manufacturing process, such as poor adhesion, or the strength of the core may be too low.
It has problems with bending, twisting, etc., and in particular, variations in compressive strength even within a single laminate due to differences in individual veneer veneers.

さらに、ハニカム状或いはロールコア状に加工した紙を
芯部とした場合、紙自体は木材繊維を解繊して構成され
ているので、上記ベニヤ単板に比して、繊維の方向性は
無くなるが、加工は容易となる。しかしながら、芯部の
強度は大幅に低下するため、上下部材の材質、その重量
、使用用途が限定されることになる。
Furthermore, when paper processed into a honeycomb shape or roll core shape is used as the core, the paper itself is made of defibrated wood fibers, so compared to the veneer veneer described above, the fiber directionality is lost, but , machining becomes easy. However, since the strength of the core portion is significantly reduced, the materials of the upper and lower members, their weight, and the intended use are limited.

さらにまた、芯部を非木質系の合成樹脂とした場合には
、製作加工が容易となる反面、ねじれ、曲げ強度に対し
てはもろく、且つ、切断、鋸断等に難点があるので、そ
の使用用途も必然的に限定されることになる。
Furthermore, if the core is made of non-woody synthetic resin, it is easy to manufacture, but it is brittle in terms of torsion and bending strength, and it is difficult to cut, saw, etc. The intended use will also inevitably be limited.

「発明が解決しようとする問題点」 本発明は叙上に鑑み、中空部分による空気断熱、防音、
軽量化を期し得ることは勿論、曲げ、ねじれ、圧縮強度
等の向上を図り、また、切断、鋸断等の製品加工性を容
易とし、さらに、上下部材の材質を任意として、使用用
途の拡充を図ったものである。
"Problems to be Solved by the Invention" In view of the above, the present invention provides air insulation, sound insulation, and
Not only is it expected to be lighter, but it also improves bending, torsion, and compressive strength, and facilitates product processability such as cutting and sawing.Furthermore, the material of the upper and lower parts can be made optional, expanding the range of uses. The aim is to

「実施例」 以下に、本発明の実施例を添付図面に基づいて説明する
"Example" Below, an example of the present invention will be described based on the accompanying drawings.

一般的に、複数枚のベニヤ単板1間に接着剤2を塗布し
て、その繊維を平行に接着した単板積層材3は、個々の
ベニヤ単板1、木板に内在している欠点、例えば、局部
的に存在する節、不整木理等を平均的に分散させて、防
湿性、繊維方向に対する強度の向上を図り、一方向に対
しての真直性、剛性を有するものと認識されている。
In general, a laminated veneer material 3 in which an adhesive 2 is applied between a plurality of veneer veneers 1 and the fibers are bonded in parallel is manufactured by applying an adhesive 2 between multiple veneer veneers 1 and bonding the fibers in parallel. For example, locally existing knots, irregular wood grains, etc. are dispersed evenly to improve moisture resistance and strength in the fiber direction, and it is recognized as having straightness and rigidity in one direction. There is.

従って、この認識に基づいて単板積層材3は、現状にお
いて、大なる圧縮荷重が掛る個所、例えば足場板、床板
等に多く使用されている。
Therefore, based on this recognition, the laminated veneer material 3 is currently often used in places where large compressive loads are applied, such as scaffolding boards, floorboards, etc.

本発明においては、単板積層材3の特性である繊維方向
に有する強度を活用しながら、単板積層材3に対する従
来からの認識を打破して、まず繊維と直交する方向に折
り曲げ得る単板積層材3を製造することに着目したもの
である。
In the present invention, while utilizing the strength in the fiber direction, which is a characteristic of the veneer laminate material 3, we have broken down the conventional understanding of the veneer laminate material 3, and first, we have created a veneer that can be bent in the direction perpendicular to the fibers. The focus is on manufacturing the laminated material 3.

しかして、複数枚のベニヤ単板1をその繊維方向と平行
に積層接着し、薄目の単板積層材3としながら、繊維と
直交する方向へ、その上下よシ任意間隔を置いて交互に
、例えば、平刃、丸刃等を軽く押し当てることによって
、筋状の切れ目4を形成する。次いで、この切れ目4が
内側に至るように単板積層材3を顆次折シ曲げ、断面が
連続する三角形状5となるように加工する。
Thus, a plurality of veneer veneers 1 are laminated and bonded in parallel to the fiber direction to form a thin veneer laminate 3, and alternately in the direction perpendicular to the fibers at arbitrary intervals above and below, For example, the striped cuts 4 are formed by lightly pressing a flat blade, a round blade, etc. Next, the laminated veneer material 3 is condylarly bent so that the cuts 4 reach the inside, and processed so that the cross section becomes a continuous triangular shape 5.

このとき、三角形状5の上下に位置する各頂部6におい
ては、各層のベニヤ単板1のうち、内層となるものは、
その繊維の一部、若しくは全部が切れ目4によって、筋
状の亀裂、若しくは押し潰されているので、容易に収縮
するが、外層のものほど、繊維の伸長時に応力を伴うこ
とになる。しかしながら、各ベニヤ単板1内に塗布され
た接着剤2は、未だ半ゲル化状態であシ、且つベニヤ単
板1の厚みが薄いので、各頂部6における外層のベニヤ
単板1の繊維は、接着剤2によってその伸長を拘束され
ず、応力は吸収されるので、三角形状5への加工が容易
となる。
At this time, at each top 6 located above and below the triangular shape 5, among the veneer veneers 1 of each layer, the inner layer is
Some or all of the fibers are streak-like cracked or crushed by the cuts 4, so they contract easily, but the outer layer is more stressed when the fibers are stretched. However, since the adhesive 2 applied inside each veneer veneer 1 is still in a semi-gelled state and the thickness of the veneer veneer 1 is thin, the fibers of the outer layer of veneer veneer 1 at each top 6 are Since the adhesive 2 does not restrict its elongation and the stress is absorbed, processing into the triangular shape 5 becomes easy.

次いで、この三角形状5の単板積層材3に、表面部材7
と裏面部材8を介在させて、各頂部6とホッチキス等に
よって物理的に係止するか、若しくは図示の如く接着剤
2を塗布し、上下よシ接着して一体化した中空積層体9
を得るものである。
Next, a surface member 7 is attached to this triangular-shaped veneer laminate 3.
A hollow laminate 9 is formed by physically fixing it to each top part 6 with a stapler or the like, or by applying an adhesive 2 as shown in the figure and bonding it from above and below with a back member 8 interposed therebetween.
This is what you get.

この中空積層体9によれば、各頂部6に平行する方向に
対してのねじれ、曲げ強度に優れていることは勿論、こ
れに直交する方向に圧縮荷重が掛った場合でも、各三角
形状5は単板積層材3がら連続して加工されているので
、三角形状5の一方の斜辺に作用する圧縮荷重は、連続
する他方の斜辺に反作用として生じる引張強度によって
相殺されることになり、耐久強度を有するものである。
This hollow laminate 9 not only has excellent torsion and bending strength in the direction parallel to each apex 6, but also has excellent torsion and bending strength in the direction perpendicular to each apex 6. is processed continuously from the laminated veneer material 3, so the compressive load acting on one hypotenuse of the triangular shape 5 is offset by the tensile strength generated as a reaction on the other continuous hypotenuse, which improves durability. It has strength.

尚、この中空積層体9の芯層間隔、並びにその使用用途
に応じて要求される曲げ、ねじれ、圧縮強度等は、切れ
目40間隔、若しくは頂部6の角度を、拡開または縮閉
することによって、任意に設定できる。
The core layer spacing of this hollow laminate 9, as well as the bending, twisting, compressive strength, etc. required depending on its intended use, can be determined by expanding or contracting the 40-slit interval or the angle of the top 6. , can be set arbitrarily.

また、表面部材7並びに裏面部材8の材質は、普適合板
、型枠合板、ハードボード、パーティクルボード等、或
いはこれらに突板、化粧紙等によってオーバーレイを施
した無機質材料等、その使用用途に応じて加工し得るも
のであれば、任意である。
The material of the front member 7 and the back member 8 may be a general purpose board, formwork plywood, hardboard, particle board, etc., or an inorganic material overlaid with veneer, decorative paper, etc., depending on the intended use. Any material can be used as long as it can be processed.

例えば、第5図には上記木質材料のうち、型枠合板10
を表面部材7並びに裏面部材8に特定した中空積層体9
が示されており、この中空積層体9によれば、型枠合板
10の板体強度に加え、中空芯部に介在する三角形状5
の単板積層材3による曲げ、ねじれ、圧縮強度が得られ
る。尚、この厚物の型枠合板10に代替し、表面部材7
並びに裏面部材8に、2.5薦位の博物の普適合板を採
用すれば、壁材、間仕切り、扉等の建築資材、机、座卓
等の家具材にも広汎に使用でき、その加工性においても
優れている。
For example, in FIG. 5, formwork plywood 10
A hollow laminate 9 in which the front member 7 and the back member 8 are specified as
According to this hollow laminate 9, in addition to the board strength of the formwork plywood 10, the triangular shape 5 interposed in the hollow core
The bending, twisting, and compressive strengths of the laminated veneer material 3 can be obtained. In addition, instead of this thick formwork plywood 10, the surface member 7
In addition, if a natural general-purpose board with a rating of 2.5 mm is used for the back member 8, it can be widely used for building materials such as wall materials, partitions, doors, etc., and furniture materials such as desks and low tables. It is also excellent in terms of sex.

また、第6図に示すものは、上記無機質材料のうち、石
膏ボード11によって表面部材7並びに裏面部材8を構
成し、難燃性を目的として、天井板、壁材に使用するも
のである。この中空積層体9によれば、石膏ボード11
には方向性がなく、脆弱であるが、中空芯部に介在する
三角形状5の単板積層材3による強度が得られ、建築現
場における・・ンドリンク、鋸断、施工等の作業が簡便
となる。
Furthermore, in the case shown in FIG. 6, the front member 7 and the back member 8 are made of gypsum board 11 among the above-mentioned inorganic materials, and the material is used for ceiling panels and wall materials for the purpose of flame retardancy. According to this hollow laminate 9, the gypsum board 11
Although it has no directionality and is fragile, it has strength due to the triangular veneer laminated material 3 interposed in the hollow core, making it easy to perform work such as linking, sawing, and construction at construction sites. becomes.

「発明の効果」 以上のように本発明によれば、繊維方向を平行とする複
数枚のベニヤ単板を積層して単板積層材に接着しながら
、繊維と直交する方向へその上下よシ任意間隔を置いて
交互に切れ目を形成し、この切れ目が内側に至るように
折シ曲げて断面が連続する三角形状となるように加工し
、この連続する三角形の上下に位置する各頂部を、相対
する表面部材と裏面部材間に接着して一体化しているだ
     1め、芯層の中空部分による空気断熱、防音
、軽量化が図れるばかりか、連続する三角形状の単板積
層材によって、繊維方向に対する機械的強度を期し得る
ものである。
"Effects of the Invention" As described above, according to the present invention, a plurality of veneer veneers with fiber directions parallel to each other are laminated and bonded to a laminate of veneers, and the vertical movement is made in a direction perpendicular to the fibers. Cuts are formed alternately at arbitrary intervals, and the cut is bent inward so that the cross section becomes a continuous triangular shape, and the tops located above and below the continuous triangle are First, the hollow part of the core layer not only provides air insulation, sound insulation, and weight reduction, but also the continuous triangular laminated veneer material allows fiber It can be expected to have mechanical strength in different directions.

また、この三角形の各斜辺は相互に連続しているので、
曲げ、ねじれ、圧縮強度等に優れた中空積層体とするこ
とができ、且つ切れ目の間隔、頂部の角度を適宜調整し
、表面部材並びに裏面部材の材質を選択すれば、使用用
途に応じた中空積層体を任意に製造できるものである。
Also, each hypotenuse of this triangle is continuous, so
It is possible to create a hollow laminate with excellent bending, torsion, and compressive strength, etc., and by adjusting the interval between cuts and the angle of the top as appropriate, and selecting the materials for the front and back members, the hollow laminate can be made to suit the intended use. The laminate can be manufactured arbitrarily.

【図面の簡単な説明】 第1図は単板積層材の接着工程の説明図、第2図は単板
積層材の斜視図、第3図は三角形状の単板積層材の斜視
図、第4図は本発明の一実施例を示す斜視図、第5図は
本発明の他の実施例を示す正面図、第6図は本発明の他
の実施例を示す正面図である。 ■・・・ベニヤ単板、2・・・接着剤、3・・・単板積
層材、4・・・切れ目、5・・三角形状、6・・・頂部
、7・・・表面部材、8・・・裏面部材、9・・・中空
積層体、1o・・・型枠合板、11・・・石膏ボード、
[Brief explanation of the drawings] Figure 1 is an explanatory diagram of the bonding process of laminated veneer material, Figure 2 is a perspective view of laminated veneer material, Figure 3 is a perspective view of triangular laminated veneer material, 4 is a perspective view showing one embodiment of the invention, FIG. 5 is a front view showing another embodiment of the invention, and FIG. 6 is a front view showing another embodiment of the invention. ■... Veneer veneer, 2... Adhesive, 3... Laminated veneer material, 4... Cut, 5... Triangular shape, 6... Top, 7... Surface member, 8 ...Back member, 9...Hollow laminate, 1o...Form plywood, 11...Gypsum board,

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 繊維方向を平行とする複数枚のベニヤ単板を積層して単
板積層材に接着しながら、繊維と直交する方向へその上
下より任意間隔を置いて交互に切れ目を形成し、この切
れ目が内側に至るように折り曲げて断面が連続する三角
形状となるように加工し、この連続する三角形の上下に
位置する各頂部を、相対する表面部材と裏面部材間に挾
着して一体化したことを特徴とする中空積層体。
While laminating multiple veneer veneers with the fiber directions parallel and bonding them to the veneer laminate, cuts are made alternately at arbitrary intervals from above and below in the direction perpendicular to the fibers, and these cuts are made on the inside. The cross-section is shaped into a continuous triangular shape by bending it so that it reaches . Features a hollow laminate.
JP469185A 1985-01-14 1985-01-14 Hollow laminate Pending JPS61163844A (en)

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