JPS62133062A - Method and apparatus for forming glass film - Google Patents

Method and apparatus for forming glass film

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Publication number
JPS62133062A
JPS62133062A JP27344885A JP27344885A JPS62133062A JP S62133062 A JPS62133062 A JP S62133062A JP 27344885 A JP27344885 A JP 27344885A JP 27344885 A JP27344885 A JP 27344885A JP S62133062 A JPS62133062 A JP S62133062A
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Prior art keywords
glass
powder
glass film
pulverized
layer
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Tetsuo Kuroi
黒井 哲夫
Makoto Tamura
眞 田村
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Kuroi Electric Ind Co
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Kuroi Electric Ind Co
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To form a glass film to the surface of any material by injecting and welding pulverized glass powder in a molten state to the surface of a material to be formed with the glass film through the gaseous fluid of constant flow rate. CONSTITUTION:The pulverized glass powder (about 1mu-5mm diameter) is delivered by the central pipe of a thermal spraying device 1 for the pulverized glass powder and while the surface of the pulverized powder is melted by the hot wind (about 700-800 deg.C, about 1-10m/sec) existing around the same, the powder is injected from a nozzle 2. A beam 4 of the pulverized glass powder ejected from the nozzle sticks tightly to the material 5 (for example, woven fabric) to be formed with the glass film to form a glass layer. The beam 4 of the pulverized glass powder is passed through a fluid layer 3 of an air curtain (about 1mm-50mm thick) consisting of the air flow (about 1-5m/sec constant flow rate) blown out downward. The radiation heat of the molten glass released from the nozzle 2 is thereby shut off and the arrival thereof at the surface of the material to be formed with the glass film is prohibited; therefore, the surface thereof has no possibility of melting and burning and the glass layer having a required thickness is formed on the material 5.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 (産業上の利用分野) この発明は、所要の物の表面にガラス膜を溶射形成する
方法とその溶射形成装置の改良に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Industrial Application Field) The present invention relates to a method for thermally spraying a glass film on the surface of a desired object, and an improvement in a thermal spraying apparatus for the same.

(従来の技術) 従来、ガラスの溶融点よシ高い材料、例えば金属の表面
にガラス微粉末を溶射してガラス層を形成することは知
られている。(特公昭30−2609号、特公昭56−
21737号、実公昭50−43532号)、シかしな
がら、上記ガラス層を形成するに当シ、被形成物の融点
がガラスよシかなシ低い材料の場合は、溶融ガラスによ
シその表面が溶融したり、するいはガラスの輻射熱によ
シ燃焼するおそれがあり、ガラス層を形成することは実
際上不可能であった。
(Prior Art) It has been known to form a glass layer by thermally spraying fine glass powder onto the surface of a material having a higher melting point than glass, such as metal. (Special Publication No. 30-2609, Special Publication No. 56-
21737, Utility Model Publication No. 50-43532), however, when forming the above-mentioned glass layer, if the material to be formed has a lower melting point than that of glass, the surface of the glass layer may be lower than that of molten glass. It was practically impossible to form a glass layer because there was a risk that the glass would melt or burn due to the radiant heat of the glass.

(発明が解決しようとする問題点) そこで、この発明は上記従来の方法を改良するものであ
シ、どのような材料であっても溶着にょシその表面にガ
ラス層を形成できるようにするものである。
(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) Therefore, the present invention improves the conventional method described above, and makes it possible to weld and form a glass layer on the surface of any material. It is.

(問題点を解決するための手段) そのために、ガラス膜被形成物表面に、溶融状態のガラ
ス微粉末を定速の気体流を通して噴射溶着してなるもの
であり、上記被形成物表面には、あらかじめ、印刷ある
いは塗装されたものとすることができ、また、上記気体
流を生ずる装置と気体流を通してガラス膜被形成物表面
に溶融ガラス微粉末を噴射する装置とを、一体もしくは
別体に具える装置としたものである。
(Means for solving the problem) For this purpose, fine glass powder in a molten state is sprayed and welded onto the surface of the object to be formed with a glass film through a constant velocity gas flow. , may be printed or painted in advance, and the device for generating the gas flow and the device for injecting fine molten glass powder onto the surface of the glass film-forming object through the gas flow may be integrated or separate. This is a device that provides

(作用) 上記構成を具えるので、定速の気体流によシ、溶融ガラ
スの輻射熱はガラス膜被形成物表面に到達することがな
く、他方、溶融ガラス微粉末は定速の気体流中を通り抜
けることができるので、上記被形成物表面は溶融するガ
ラス微粉末によシ溶着被覆され、被形成物に平滑性、硬
度、装飾性、耐蝕性、光学特性、絶縁性を容易に付与す
ることができるのである。その上、ガラス膜被形成物と
して、ガラスより低融点のプラスチック、織布等を用い
ることができるのである。
(Function) Since the above structure is provided, the radiant heat of the molten glass does not reach the surface of the object on which the glass film is formed due to the constant velocity gas flow, and on the other hand, the molten glass fine powder is kept in the constant velocity gas flow. The surface of the object to be formed is coated with melted fine glass powder, which easily imparts smoothness, hardness, decorative properties, corrosion resistance, optical properties, and insulation properties to the object. It is possible. Moreover, plastics, woven fabrics, etc., which have a lower melting point than glass, can be used as the material on which the glass film is formed.

(実施例) これを図に示す実施例によシ更に説明する。第1図に示
すものは、定速気体流として空気流を用いるものを示し
ており、これを不活性ガスに代えて用いてもよいもので
ある。(1)はガラス微粉末溶射装置であり、周知のよ
うに、中心管より微粉末ガラス(1声域〜5日径)を送
出し、これをその周囲にある熱風(700〜800℃、
1〜105秒)によシガラス微粉末の表面を溶融しなが
ら、噴射するものである。(3)は空気流(1〜55秒
定速)であって、下方に吹出すエアカーテンとした、厚
さ1■〜50cIrLの空気流層でl)、200℃±1
50℃を維持する。(4)はノズル(2)よシ噴出する
ガラス微粉末のビームであり、これが織布(5)の繊維
層に密着しく濡れという。)ガラス1eを形成する。
(Example) This will be further explained with reference to an example shown in the drawings. The one shown in FIG. 1 uses an air flow as the constant velocity gas flow, and this may be used instead of an inert gas. (1) is a glass fine powder thermal spraying device, which, as is well known, sends fine powder glass (1 voice range to 5 days diameter) from a central tube and blows it into the surrounding hot air (700 to 800℃,
(1 to 105 seconds) while melting the surface of the fine glass powder. (3) is an air flow (constant velocity for 1 to 55 seconds), with an air curtain blowing downward, and an air flow layer with a thickness of 1 to 50 cIrL), 200°C ± 1
Maintain 50°C. (4) is a beam of fine glass powder ejected from the nozzle (2), which adheres to the fiber layer of the woven fabric (5) and is called wetting. ) Forming glass 1e.

ノズル(2)より噴出する溶融ガラス微粉末のビーム(
4)は、エアカーテン層(3)を通シ抜け、織布(5)
表面に微粉末を溶着するに至るが、エアカーテン層(3
)が存在するため、ノズル(2)よシ放出てれる溶融ガ
ラスの輻射熱は遮断され、ガラス膜被形成物(5)表面
に至らないので、その表面を溶融、燃焼するおそれがな
い。そして、織布(5)表面に所要厚みのガラス層が形
成されるのである。
A beam of molten glass fine powder is ejected from the nozzle (2) (
4) Pass through the air curtain layer (3) and woven fabric (5)
The fine powder is welded to the surface, but the air curtain layer (3
), the radiant heat of the molten glass discharged from the nozzle (2) is blocked and does not reach the surface of the glass film-formed object (5), so there is no risk of melting or burning the surface. A glass layer of a required thickness is then formed on the surface of the woven fabric (5).

第2図に示す他の実施例は、溶射装置(1)のノズル(
2)より溶融ガラス微粉末ビーム(4)を被形成物表面
に噴射するものであるが、同時に上下よシ空気流を上記
被形成物表面に吹きつけ、その空気層によシ溶融ガラス
の輻射熱を排除するとともに、上記空気層を通過する溶
融微粉末ガラスによシガラス層を形成するものである。
Another embodiment shown in FIG. 2 is a nozzle (
2) The molten glass fine powder beam (4) is injected onto the surface of the object to be formed, and at the same time, a vertical air flow is blown onto the surface of the object, and the radiant heat of the molten glass is absorbed by the air layer. At the same time, a glass layer is formed by the molten fine powder glass passing through the air layer.

第3図に示すものは、上記第2図のガラス膜形成方法に
用いられる装置であプ、(1)は溶融微粉末ガラス噴射
装置でアク、内部中央管(8)には前記のとおりIPM
〜5■径のガラス微粉末が収容され、その周囲をとシ囲
む外管(9)よシ熱風(700〜800℃)が吹出し、
これによってガラス微粉末は表面を溶融されて、ビーム
(4)として噴出する。
What is shown in Fig. 3 is the apparatus used in the glass film forming method shown in Fig. 2 above.
Glass fine powder with a diameter of ~5 mm is accommodated, and hot air (700~800°C) is blown out through the outer tube (9) that surrounds it.
As a result, the surface of the fine glass powder is melted and ejected as a beam (4).

上記溶射装置(1)の周囲には、適宜数の空気噴出管(
7)を配設し、この先端よ51m〜5ル俄の200℃±
150℃の風を被形成物(5)表面に向い噴射する。こ
れにより上記被形成物(5)の表面に空気層が形成され
、溶融ガラスによる輻射熱を遮断するものである。この
装置は手で持ち運びできるように構成できるので性造物
壁面のガラス被覆も容易に実施できるものである。
Around the thermal spraying device (1), an appropriate number of air jet pipes (
7), and heat the temperature at 200°C ± 51 m to 5 l from this tip.
Air at 150° C. is blown toward the surface of the object (5). As a result, an air layer is formed on the surface of the object (5) to block radiant heat from the molten glass. Since this device can be constructed so that it can be carried by hand, it is possible to easily cover the wall surface of a structure with glass.

なお、上記の装置において、外管(9)あるいは空気噴
出管(7)を、中央管(8)の先端に対し前進後退させ
て、それぞれの噴出量、速度等を調整することができる
In the above device, the outer tube (9) or the air ejection tube (7) can be advanced or retreated from the tip of the central tube (8) to adjust the amount of ejection, speed, etc. of each.

(発明の効果) 以上のとおシであるから、気体流層を介在して、ガラス
微粉末の溶射をすることによシどのような材料の表面に
もガラス層を形成でき、それらの材料の特性を生かしな
がら、ガラスの特性例えば耐蝕性、絶縁性を付与するこ
とができる優れた効果をもつものである。
(Effect of the invention) As described above, a glass layer can be formed on the surface of any material by thermal spraying fine glass powder through a gas flow layer, and it is possible to form a glass layer on the surface of any material. It has the excellent effect of imparting the properties of glass, such as corrosion resistance and insulation, while making the most of its properties.

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

第1図はこの発明の1実施例、第2図は他の実施例のそ
れぞれ概略を示し、第3図は、第2図の方法を具える装
置の縦断面図である。 1・・・溶射装置、2・・・ノズル、3.6・・・気体
流、4・・・ガラス微粉末ビーム、5・・・ガラス膜被
形成物。 特許出願人 代理人弁理士 藤木三幸 第1図 第3@ 第2図
FIG. 1 schematically shows one embodiment of the invention, FIG. 2 schematically shows another embodiment, and FIG. 3 is a longitudinal sectional view of an apparatus implementing the method of FIG. 2. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Thermal spraying device, 2... Nozzle, 3.6... Gas flow, 4... Fine glass powder beam, 5... Glass film-formed object. Patent applicant Representative patent attorney Miyuki Fujiki Figure 1 Figure 3 @ Figure 2

Claims (4)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)ガラス膜被形成物表面に溶融状態のガラス微粉末
を定速気体流を通して噴射溶着する ガラス膜形成方法。
(1) A method for forming a glass film, in which fine glass powder in a molten state is sprayed and welded onto the surface of an object to be formed with a glass film through a constant velocity gas flow.
(2)ガラス膜被形成物表面は、あらかじめ印刷あるい
は塗装されている特許請求の範囲第1項所載のガラス膜
形成方法。
(2) The method for forming a glass film according to claim 1, wherein the surface of the object to be formed with a glass film is printed or painted in advance.
(3)定速気体流を生ずる装置とこの気体流に対して溶
融ガラス微粉末を噴射する装置とを具えるガラス膜形成
装置。
(3) A glass film forming apparatus comprising a device for generating a constant velocity gas flow and a device for injecting fine molten glass powder into the gas flow.
(4)上記気体流を生ずる装置と溶融ガラス微粉末を噴
射する装置とが各別に設けられる特許請求の範囲第3項
所載のガラス膜形成装置。
(4) A glass film forming apparatus according to claim 3, wherein a device for generating the gas flow and a device for injecting fine molten glass powder are provided separately.
JP27344885A 1985-12-06 1985-12-06 Method and apparatus for forming glass film Pending JPS62133062A (en)

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Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US5130165A (en) * 1989-10-17 1992-07-14 Yasunari Horiuchi Process for producing a metal-glass glaze composite pipe
JP2014123663A (en) * 2012-12-21 2014-07-03 Tokyo Electron Ltd Apparatus and method of manufacturing electrode for lithium ion capacitor

Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US5130165A (en) * 1989-10-17 1992-07-14 Yasunari Horiuchi Process for producing a metal-glass glaze composite pipe
JP2014123663A (en) * 2012-12-21 2014-07-03 Tokyo Electron Ltd Apparatus and method of manufacturing electrode for lithium ion capacitor

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