JP2011037687A - Mold for molding glass material and method for molding glass material using the same - Google Patents

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JP2011037687A
JP2011037687A JP2009188684A JP2009188684A JP2011037687A JP 2011037687 A JP2011037687 A JP 2011037687A JP 2009188684 A JP2009188684 A JP 2009188684A JP 2009188684 A JP2009188684 A JP 2009188684A JP 2011037687 A JP2011037687 A JP 2011037687A
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To improve the operation efficiency by suppressing the operation man hour by reducing the weight of a load plate loaded on a pressing fixture in the mold to a weight that can be handled by human power. <P>SOLUTION: When a glass material used for molding a cylindrical glassware is heated and melted, the glass material is processed to a pillar shape having a recessed central part, that is, a shape close to a cylindrical shape by pressing the central part of the glass material. Since the volume of the central part of the glass material which has been heated and melted significantly decreases, it is possible to significantly decrease the weight of the central part to be ground in a grinding step, thus capable of saving material. The load plate having a required weight for use in the pressing is divided into a plurality of load plates each having a weight of 5 kg or more and 10 kg or less per sheet, so that the load plate can be handled by human power, thereby reducing the operation man hour for assembling the mold. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

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本発明は、ガラス材料の成形用の型材及びそれを使用したガラス材料の成形方法に関し、特に、石英ガラス、珪酸ガラス或いはソーダガラスなどの各種のガラス材料を加熱溶融しながら所望の形状に成形する際に用いる型材及びその型材を使用した成形方法に関する。   The present invention relates to a mold material for molding a glass material and a method for molding a glass material using the same, and in particular, various glass materials such as quartz glass, silicate glass, or soda glass are molded into a desired shape while being heated and melted. The present invention relates to a mold material used at the time and a molding method using the mold material.

近年、ガラス製品、特に、石英ガラスよりなるガラス製品(以下、石英ガラス製品という)は、光学レンズ等の光学機器に限らず、その耐久性や化学的安定性等の利点を生かし、半導体製造用治具、液晶ディスプレイ(LCD:Liquid Crystal Display)、パネル製造用フォトマスク或いは光通信用の精密部品などに広く用いられている。
一般に、こうした石英ガラス製品の製造プロセスとしては、エッチングや研削加工などのような、加工対象物から不要な領域を除去する除去工程を主に用いるプロセスが採用されていた。
In recent years, glass products, particularly glass products made of quartz glass (hereinafter referred to as quartz glass products) are not limited to optical devices such as optical lenses, but are used for semiconductor manufacturing by taking advantage of their durability and chemical stability. Widely used in jigs, liquid crystal displays (LCDs), photomasks for panel manufacturing, precision parts for optical communication, and the like.
In general, as a manufacturing process of such a quartz glass product, a process mainly using a removal process for removing an unnecessary region from an object to be processed, such as etching or grinding, has been adopted.

しかしながら、エッチングによる製造プロセスは、加工対象物の表面の比較的微細な加工に限定されるため、それにより得られるガラス製品が限定されてしまうという問題点があった。
また、研削加工による製造プロセスは、加工対象物を少量ずつ研削して所望の形状に加工するため、加工時間が多くかかるとともに、加工対象物から不要な部分を全て研削してしまうため、最終的に加工されたガラス製品の重量に比べ、より大きなガラス材料の重量が必要となり、製造効率や製造コスト上で問題点が指摘されていた。
However, since the manufacturing process by etching is limited to relatively fine processing of the surface of the object to be processed, there is a problem that the glass product obtained thereby is limited.
In addition, since the manufacturing process by grinding is performed to grind the processing object little by little to process it into a desired shape, it takes a lot of processing time and all unnecessary parts are ground from the processing object. Compared to the weight of glass products processed into a larger size, a larger weight of glass material is required, and problems have been pointed out in terms of manufacturing efficiency and manufacturing cost.

例えば、円筒形状の石英ガラス製品を得ようとする場合には、電気炉などの加熱装置内において、円筒形状の型材により当該型材の中に載置された石英ガラス材料たる加工対象物を加熱溶融して円柱形状に成形された成形体の中央部を研削することによって石英ガラス製品の概形たる中間体を作製し、当該中間体を更に機械加工することにより円筒形状の石英ガラス製品を仕上げるようになされている。   For example, when trying to obtain a cylindrical quartz glass product, in a heating apparatus such as an electric furnace, a processing object that is a quartz glass material placed in the mold is heated and melted by a cylindrical mold. Then, an intermediate body that is a rough shape of the quartz glass product is manufactured by grinding the central portion of the molded body formed into a cylindrical shape, and the cylindrical quartz glass product is finished by further machining the intermediate body. Has been made.

このように、加熱溶融して円柱形状に成形した成形体の中央部を研削して中間体を作製するため、内径の大きな円筒形状の石英ガラス製品を製作する場合、中間体を作製する際に円柱形状に成形した成形体の多くの部分を研削することから、当該中間体を更に研削して仕上げ加工された石英ガラス製品の重量に対する石英ガラス材料の重量が10倍以上必要な場合もあり、製造コストの上昇を招いていた。   Thus, in order to produce an intermediate body by grinding the central part of the molded body that has been heated and melted and formed into a cylindrical shape, when producing a cylindrical quartz glass product with a large inner diameter, when producing the intermediate body Since many parts of the molded body formed into a cylindrical shape are ground, the weight of the quartz glass material relative to the weight of the quartz glass product finished by further grinding the intermediate body may be required 10 times or more. This has led to an increase in manufacturing costs.

ここで、研削加工により円筒形状の石英ガラス製品を製作する方法について、図1及び図2を参照して説明する。
図1(a)には従来の技術によるガラス材料の成形方法に用いる型材の概略構成斜視説明図が示されており、また、図1(b)には図1(a)のA矢視図が示されており、また、図1(c)には図1(a)のB−B断面図が示されており、また、図2(a)には加熱溶融後の型材と加工対象物の断面図が示されており、また、図2(b)には図2(a)に示す加工対象物の斜視説明図が示されている。
Here, a method of manufacturing a cylindrical quartz glass product by grinding will be described with reference to FIGS.
FIG. 1 (a) is a schematic perspective view illustrating the structure of a mold material used in a conventional glass material molding method, and FIG. 1 (b) is a view taken in the direction of arrow A in FIG. 1 (a). FIG. 1 (c) shows a cross-sectional view taken along line BB of FIG. 1 (a). FIG. 2 (a) shows a mold material and a workpiece after heating and melting. FIG. 2B is a perspective explanatory view of the object to be processed shown in FIG. 2A.

この従来技術によるガラス材料の成形方法に用いる型材100は、底板12と、底板12の上面12aに配置されるとともに所望の内径を有する円筒形状の外筒14とを有して構成されている。
なお、底板12の上面12aと外筒14の内周面14aとには、それぞれ離型材が被覆されている。
A mold member 100 used for the glass material molding method according to the prior art includes a bottom plate 12 and a cylindrical outer tube 14 which is disposed on the upper surface 12a of the bottom plate 12 and has a desired inner diameter.
The upper surface 12a of the bottom plate 12 and the inner peripheral surface 14a of the outer cylinder 14 are each coated with a release material.

以上の構成において、円筒形状の石英ガラス製品を製作するには、まず、外筒14内の底板12の上面12aに石英ガラス材料たる加工対象物16を配置し、加工対象物16が配置された型材100をヒーター(図示せず。)により所定の条件下で加熱する。   In the above configuration, in order to produce a cylindrical quartz glass product, first, the workpiece 16 that is a quartz glass material is arranged on the upper surface 12a of the bottom plate 12 in the outer cylinder 14, and the workpiece 16 is arranged. The mold material 100 is heated by a heater (not shown) under predetermined conditions.

このように、型材100が所定の条件下で加熱されることにより、加工対象物16は加熱溶融され、加熱溶融された加工対象物16は、図2に示すように、外筒14の内径と同一の寸法の外径を備えた円柱形状の成形体として作製される。   Thus, when the mold member 100 is heated under predetermined conditions, the workpiece 16 is heated and melted, and the workpiece 16 heated and melted has an inner diameter of the outer cylinder 14 as shown in FIG. It is produced as a cylindrical shaped body having the same outer diameter.

そして、円柱形状に加熱溶融された加工対象物16たる成形体の中央部を研削することにより、所望の円筒形状の石英ガラス製品の概形たる中間体が作製され、この中間体をさらなる研削などの機械加工工程を経て最終指定寸法に仕上げた円筒形状の石英ガラス製品を製作する。   Then, by grinding the central portion of the molded body that is the workpiece 16 that has been heated and melted into a cylindrical shape, an intermediate body that is a rough shape of the desired cylindrical quartz glass product is produced, and this intermediate body is further ground, etc. The cylindrical quartz glass product finished to the final specified dimensions through the machining process is manufactured.

上記したように、従来の技術においては、円筒形状の石英ガラス製品を製作するにあたっては、円柱形状に加熱溶融された加工対象物16たる成形体の中央部を研削して石英ガラス製品の概形たる中間体を得る必要があるため、成形する円筒形状によっては円柱形状に加熱溶融された加工対象物16たる成形体の多くの部分を研削することとなり、製作された石英ガラス製品に対する石英ガラス材料は、重量比で10倍以上必要になる場合もあり、製造コストの上昇を招いていたものであった。   As described above, in the prior art, in producing a cylindrical quartz glass product, the central portion of the molded body, which is the workpiece 16 heated and melted into a columnar shape, is ground to obtain a rough shape of the quartz glass product. Since it is necessary to obtain an intermediate body, depending on the cylindrical shape to be molded, a large portion of the molded body that is the workpiece 16 that is heated and melted into a columnar shape is ground, and the quartz glass material for the manufactured quartz glass product May require 10 times or more in weight ratio, leading to an increase in manufacturing cost.

そこで、従来、円柱形状のガラス製品を成形していたが、筒形形状のガラス製品を成形することによって、石英ガラス材料の使用重量を低減できるので、用いるガラス材料を加熱溶融する際に、その中央部を押圧して中央部が凹んだ筒形形状に型材を用いて成形を行ってきた。型材は、底板と、上記底板と一方の開ロ部を接して上記底板上に配設された筒部と、上記筒部の内径と略同一の外径を有するとともに上記筒部の内周面上を上下方向に摺動自在に移動可能なガイド部材と、上記ガイド部材の下面に配設されるとともに、上記筒部内の上記底板上に配置されたガラス材料の上面を押圧する押圧治具と、上記押圧治具に荷重を付与する荷重板とを有するものである。
これによって、筒形形状のガラス製品を成形でき、用いる石英ガラス材料の重量を低減できたが、荷重板は、10kg以上の重量があり、これをガイド部材の上に設置するには、人力では無理で、作業エリアの天井に設置したホイストを用いる必要があり、作業には2名以上の要員が必要であった。荷重板は、重量物であるため、搬送には台車を用いてきた。荷重板の台車への積載、台車での搬送、台車からガイド部材上へホイストを用いて積載する、という作業手順であり、多くの作業工数がかかるという問題があった。
Therefore, conventionally, cylindrical glass products have been molded, but by molding cylindrical glass products, the weight of the quartz glass material can be reduced, so when heating and melting the glass material to be used, Molding has been performed using a mold material in a cylindrical shape in which the central portion is pressed and the central portion is recessed. The mold material has a bottom plate, a cylindrical portion disposed on the bottom plate in contact with the bottom plate and one open portion, an outer diameter substantially the same as an inner diameter of the cylindrical portion, and an inner peripheral surface of the cylindrical portion A guide member that is slidably movable in the up-and-down direction; a pressing jig that is disposed on the lower surface of the guide member and that presses the upper surface of the glass material disposed on the bottom plate in the cylindrical portion; And a load plate for applying a load to the pressing jig.
As a result, a cylindrical glass product could be formed and the weight of the quartz glass material to be used could be reduced. However, the load plate has a weight of 10 kg or more. It was impossible, and it was necessary to use a hoist installed on the ceiling of the work area, and the work required two or more personnel. Since the load plate is heavy, a carriage has been used for conveyance. This is a work procedure of loading the load plate onto the carriage, transporting the carriage with the carriage, and loading the carriage from the carriage onto the guide member by using a hoist.

特許第3778250号公報Japanese Patent No. 3778250

本発明は、上記したような従来の技術の有する種々の問題点に鑑みてなされたものであり、その目的とするところは、筒形形状のガラス製品を成形する際において使用するガラス材料の重量を低減し、これにより製造コストの低減を図るようにした型材及び型材を用いたガラス製品の成形方法を提供するものである。特に型材の中の押圧治具の上に積載する荷重板を人力で取り扱いができるようにして作業効率を向上させるものである。   The present invention has been made in view of the various problems of the prior art as described above, and its object is to weight the glass material used when forming a cylindrical glass product. Therefore, the present invention provides a mold material and a glass product molding method using the mold material in which the manufacturing cost is reduced. In particular, the load plate loaded on the pressing jig in the mold material can be handled manually to improve work efficiency.

上記目的を達成するために、本発明は、筒形形状のガラス製品を成形するために用いるガラス材料を加熱溶融する際に、その中央部を押圧して中央部が凹んだ柱形状、つまり、筒形形状に近い形状に加工するようにし、加熱溶融されたガラス材料の中央部の体積を著しく減少させ、研削工程において研削される中央部の重量を著しく減少させたものである。
更に、人力では取り扱いが困難な重量の荷重板が用いられていたのを荷重板の1枚当たりの重量を人力で取り扱いが可能な重量に分割したものであり、好ましくは、分割した荷重板の重量を5kg以上10kg以下とすることによって、型材の組み立てにかかる作業工数を低減し、従来に比べてガラス材料の重量を著しく低減させ、作業工数も抑制が可能となり、製造コストを低減することができたのである。
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is a columnar shape in which a central portion is depressed by pressing its central portion when a glass material used for forming a glass product having a cylindrical shape is heated and melted, that is, It is processed into a shape close to a cylindrical shape, the volume of the central portion of the glass material heated and melted is significantly reduced, and the weight of the central portion ground in the grinding process is significantly reduced.
Further, the load plate having a weight that is difficult to handle by human power is used, and the weight per load plate is divided into weights that can be handled by human power. By setting the weight to 5 kg or more and 10 kg or less, the work man-hours required for assembling the mold material can be reduced, the weight of the glass material can be remarkably reduced compared to the conventional method, the work man-hours can be suppressed, and the manufacturing cost can be reduced It was done.

請求項1記載の発明は、ガラス材料を加熱溶融して筒形形状のガラス製品の概形を成形する型材において、底板と、上記底板と一方の開ロ部を接して上記底板上に配設された筒部と、上記筒部の内径と略同一の外径を有するとともに上記筒部の内周面上を上下方向に摺動自在に移動可能なガイド部材と、上記ガイド部材の下面に配設されるとともに、上記筒部内の上記底板上に載置されたガラス材料の上面を押圧する押圧治具と、上記押圧治具に荷重を付与する荷重板とを有し、前記荷重板の形状が円柱形であり、更に、荷重板を分割して人力で取り扱いが容易な重量としたものであり、これを1枚以上用いて押圧荷重とするものである。
請求項2記載の発明は、請求項1に記載の発明において、上記加熱溶融する際の加熱温度を1500〜2000℃であるようにしたものである。
請求項3記載の発明は、分割した荷重板の重量を5kg以上10kg以下としたものである。
請求項4記載の発明は、ガラス材料の加熱溶融を、窒素、アルゴン、ネオン、ヘリウムという不活性ガス雰囲気または真空中で行うようにしたものである。
請求項5記載の発明は、ガラス材料を加熱溶融して筒形形状のガラス製品の概形を成形する型材において、底板と、前記底板と一方の開口部を接して前記底板上に配設された筒部と、前記筒部の内径と略同一の外形を有するとともに前記筒部の内周面上を上下方向に摺動自在に移動可能なガイド部材と、前記ガイド部材の下面に配設されるとともに、前記筒部内の前記底板上に載置されたガラス材料の上面を押圧する押圧治具と、前記押圧治具に荷重を付与する複数の荷重板とを有し、前記荷重板の形状が円柱形であり、更に前記荷重板の1枚当たりの重量が、5kg以上10kg以下としたガラス材料の成形用の型材である。
According to the first aspect of the present invention, in a mold material for heating and melting a glass material to form a general shape of a cylindrical glass product, the bottom plate is disposed on the bottom plate in contact with the bottom plate and one open portion. Arranged on the lower surface of the guide member, and a guide member having an outer diameter substantially the same as the inner diameter of the cylinder portion and slidable in the vertical direction on the inner peripheral surface of the cylinder portion. And a pressing jig for pressing the upper surface of the glass material placed on the bottom plate in the cylindrical portion, and a load plate for applying a load to the pressing jig, and the shape of the load plate Is a cylindrical shape, and further, the load plate is divided into weights that can be handled easily by human power, and one or more sheets are used as a pressing load.
The invention described in claim 2 is the invention described in claim 1, wherein the heating temperature at the time of melting by heating is 1500 to 2000 ° C.
According to a third aspect of the present invention, the weight of the divided load plate is 5 kg or more and 10 kg or less.
In the invention according to claim 4, the glass material is heated and melted in an inert gas atmosphere of nitrogen, argon, neon, or helium or in a vacuum.
According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a mold material for forming a general shape of a cylindrical glass product by heating and melting a glass material, and disposed on the bottom plate in contact with the bottom plate, the bottom plate and one opening. A cylindrical member, a guide member having an outer shape substantially the same as the inner diameter of the cylindrical portion, and slidably movable in the vertical direction on the inner peripheral surface of the cylindrical portion; and a lower surface of the guide member. And a pressing jig for pressing the upper surface of the glass material placed on the bottom plate in the cylindrical portion, and a plurality of load plates for applying a load to the pressing jig, the shape of the load plate Is a columnar shape, and is a mold material for molding a glass material having a weight per sheet of 5 kg or more and 10 kg or less.

本発明は、以上説明したように構成されているので、筒形形状のガラス製品を製作する際において使用するガラス材料の重量を低減することができ、また、作業工数が低減されることによって製造コストの低減を図ることができ、更に、ガラス製品の製造歩留まりを向上するという優れた効果を奏する。   Since the present invention is configured as described above, it is possible to reduce the weight of the glass material used in manufacturing a cylindrical glass product, and to manufacture by reducing the work man-hours. The cost can be reduced, and further, an excellent effect of improving the production yield of the glass product is achieved.

従来の技術によるガラス材料の成形方法に用いる型材の概略構成斜視説明図。The schematic structure perspective view of the type | mold material used for the shaping | molding method of the glass material by a prior art. 加熱溶融後の加工対象物及び型材の断面図及び加熱溶融された加工対象物の斜視図。Sectional drawing of the process target object and mold material after heat-melting, and the perspective view of the process target heat-melted. 第1実施形態によるガラス材料の成形方法に用いる型材の概略構成斜視図及び断面図。The schematic structure perspective view and sectional drawing of the type | mold material used for the shaping | molding method of the glass material by 1st Embodiment.

10、100 型材
12 底板
14 外筒
16 加工対象物
18 押圧治具
20 ガイド部材
22 荷重板
10, 100 Mold material 12 Bottom plate 14 Outer cylinder 16 Workpiece 18 Pressing jig 20 Guide member 22 Load plate

以下、添付の図面を参照しながら、本発明による型材及び型材を用いたガラス材料の成形方法の一例について詳細に説明するものとする。   Hereinafter, an example of a mold material and a glass material molding method using the mold material according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

なお、以下の説明においては、図1及び図2を参照しながら説明した従来の技術によるガラス材料の成形方法に用いられる型材100と同一または相当する構成については、上記において用いた符号と同一の符号を用いて示すことにより、その詳細な構成ならびに作用の説明は適宜に省略することとする。   In the following description, the same or equivalent configuration as that of the mold 100 used in the glass material molding method according to the related art described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2 is the same as the reference numerals used above. Detailed description of the configuration and operation will be omitted as appropriate by using reference numerals.

図3(a)には本発明によるガラス材料の成形方法の第1の実施の形態に用いられる型材の概略構成斜視説明図が示されており、また、図3(b)には図3(a)のE−E断面図が示されており、また、図3(c)には図3(a)の荷重板22の斜視図が示されている。
このガラス材料の成形方法に用いられる型材10は、底板12と、底板12の上面12aに配置されるとともに所望の内径を有する円筒形状の外筒14と、外筒14の内径と略同一の外径を有する円板形状を備えるとともに外筒14の内周面14a上を上下方向に摺動自在に移動可能なガイド部材20と、ガイド部材20の上面20aに配置されて荷重をかけるための荷重板22と、ガイド部材20の下面20bに配置されるとともに外筒14の中心軸O上に中心が位置して底板12の上面12aに配置された石英ガラス材料たる加工対象物16を上方から押圧する略円柱形状の押圧治具18とを有して構成されている。
FIG. 3 (a) shows a schematic configuration perspective view of the mold material used in the first embodiment of the glass material molding method according to the present invention, and FIG. 3 (b) shows FIG. FIG. 3C is a perspective view of the load plate 22 of FIG. 3A.
The mold material 10 used in this glass material molding method includes a bottom plate 12, a cylindrical outer cylinder 14 which is disposed on the upper surface 12a of the bottom plate 12 and has a desired inner diameter, and an outer diameter substantially the same as the inner diameter of the outer cylinder 14. A guide member 20 that has a disk shape having a diameter and is slidably movable in the vertical direction on the inner peripheral surface 14a of the outer cylinder 14, and a load that is disposed on the upper surface 20a of the guide member 20 to apply a load. The workpiece 22 which is a quartz glass material disposed on the upper surface 12a of the bottom plate 12 with the center positioned on the central axis O of the outer cylinder 14 and disposed on the lower surface 20b of the plate 22 and the guide member 20 is pressed from above. And a substantially cylindrical pressing jig 18.

ここで、荷重板22、ガイド部材20ならびに押圧治具18は、手動などで負荷を加えることにより、外筒14の中心軸Oに沿って自在に移動できるように構成されているとともに、手動などによる負荷を排除すると、荷重板22、ガイド部材20ならびに押圧治具18のそれぞれの自重による重量により、それらが外筒14の中心軸Oに沿って下方へ移動するように構成されている。   Here, the load plate 22, the guide member 20, and the pressing jig 18 are configured to be able to move freely along the central axis O of the outer cylinder 14 by applying a load manually or the like. When the load due to is removed, the weight of the load plate 22, the guide member 20, and the pressing jig 18 are configured to move downward along the central axis O of the outer cylinder 14 due to the weight of each weight.

なお、荷重板22、ガイド部材20ならびに押圧治具18は、それぞれの重心が中心軸O上に位置するように構成されている。
また、押圧治具18の下面18bが石英ガラス材料たる加工対象物16を押圧する面圧は、押圧治具18、ガイド部材20ならびに荷重板22との合計の重量により設定されるが、荷重板22の重量を変更することによって所望の面圧になるように調整することができる。例えば、ガイド部材20の上面20aに一定重量の荷重板22を複数枚配置できる構成にすれば、ガイド部材20の上面20aに配置される荷重板22の枚数を調整することにより任意の荷重に調整し、所望の面圧とすることができる。
Note that the load plate 22, the guide member 20, and the pressing jig 18 are configured such that their center of gravity is positioned on the central axis O.
Further, the surface pressure at which the lower surface 18b of the pressing jig 18 presses the workpiece 16 that is a quartz glass material is set by the total weight of the pressing jig 18, the guide member 20, and the load plate 22. The surface pressure can be adjusted to a desired level by changing the weight of 22. For example, if a plurality of load plates 22 having a constant weight can be arranged on the upper surface 20a of the guide member 20, the load can be adjusted to an arbitrary load by adjusting the number of load plates 22 arranged on the upper surface 20a of the guide member 20. In addition, a desired surface pressure can be obtained.

更に、上記した型材10に用いられる各部材は、熱間強度及び化学的安定性が高く、高純度のものであれば、特にその材質は問われないが、機械加工がしやすいため各部材の作製が容易であることからカーボン製であることが好ましい。   Furthermore, each member used for the above-described mold member 10 is not particularly limited as long as it has high hot strength and chemical stability and is of high purity, but since it is easy to machine, It is preferably made of carbon because it is easy to produce.

以上の構成において、例えば、円筒形状の石英ガラス製品を製作するには、外筒14の中心軸O上に中心が位置するように石英ガラス材料たる加工対象物16を底板12の上面12aに配置し、荷重板22、ガイド部材20ならびに押圧治具18のそれぞれの自重による重量により、それらが外筒14の中心軸Oに沿って下方へ移動するようにした型材10を、窒素ガス、アルゴンガス、ネオンガス、ヘリウムガスなどの不活性ガス雰囲気下もしくは真空中で所定の温度に加熱する電気炉などの加熱装置内に配置する。   In the above configuration, for example, in order to manufacture a cylindrical quartz glass product, the workpiece 16 that is a quartz glass material is disposed on the upper surface 12a of the bottom plate 12 so that the center is located on the central axis O of the outer cylinder 14. Then, the mold 10 in which the load plate 22, the guide member 20, and the pressing jig 18 are moved downward along the center axis O of the outer cylinder 14 by the weights of the weights of the load plate 22, the guide member 20, and the pressing jig 18. In an atmosphere of an inert gas such as neon gas or helium gas, or in a vacuum, it is placed in a heating device such as an electric furnace that is heated to a predetermined temperature.

そして、加工対象物16が加熱装置内で加熱溶融され始めると、荷重板22、ガイド部材20ならびに押圧治具18のそれぞれの自重による重量により、押圧治具18が加工対象物16の上面16aにおける中央部を押圧して、加工対象物16の上面16aの中央部を強制的に変形することとなり、加工対象物16の上面16aにおける中央部には、押圧治具18の外形に沿った凹部が形成される。   When the workpiece 16 begins to be heated and melted in the heating device, the pressing jig 18 is placed on the upper surface 16a of the workpiece 16 due to the weight of the load plate 22, the guide member 20, and the pressing jig 18 due to their own weights. The central portion is pressed to forcibly deform the central portion of the upper surface 16 a of the workpiece 16, and a concave portion along the outer shape of the pressing jig 18 is formed in the central portion of the upper surface 16 a of the workpiece 16. It is formed.

即ち、加熱溶融された加工対象物16たる成形体は、型材10により上面16aの中央部が凹んでいる円筒形状に成形されることになる。
このとき、加熱溶融された加工対象物16たる成形体の上面16aの中央部に成形された凹部は、押圧治具18の径や厚さによって当該凹部の大きさを調整することができる。
That is, the molded object that is the heat-melted workpiece 16 is molded into a cylindrical shape with the center portion of the upper surface 16 a being recessed by the mold 10.
At this time, the size of the concave portion formed in the central portion of the upper surface 16a of the molded body that is the heat-melted workpiece 16 can be adjusted by the diameter and thickness of the pressing jig 18.

こうして略円筒形状に成形された加熱溶融後の加工対象物16たる成形体は、次工程で指定寸法に研削・切削加工されて円筒形状やリング形状の石英ガラス製品の概形たる中間体として加工され、加工された中間体はさらなる研削などの機械加工工程を経て最終形状、寸法に仕上げた石英ガラス製品として製作される。
このように、型材10を用いて石英ガラス製品として製作される前段階の石英ガラス製品の成形体たる中間体を作製する場合には、加熱溶融された加工対象物16たる成形体を次工程で研削・切削加工される中央部が凹むように成形することにより当該中央部の体積を小さくすることができ、これにより石英ガラス製品の成形体たる中間体を研削・切削加工する際には研削・切削加工される当該中央部の重量を少なくすることができる。
In this way, the molded object that is the object 16 to be processed after heating and melting formed into a substantially cylindrical shape is ground and cut to a specified dimension in the next process, and processed as an intermediate body that is a rough shape of a cylindrical or ring-shaped quartz glass product. Then, the processed intermediate body is manufactured as a quartz glass product having a final shape and dimensions through a machining process such as further grinding.
Thus, when producing the intermediate body which is a molded object of the quartz glass product of the previous stage manufactured as a quartz glass product using the mold material 10, the molded object which is the workpiece 16 heated and melted in the next process. The volume of the central portion can be reduced by forming the central portion to be ground and cut so that the intermediate portion, which is a quartz glass product, is ground and cut. The weight of the central portion to be cut can be reduced.

また、型材10によれば、押圧治具18の径や中心軸O方向における厚さによって加熱溶融後の加工対象物16たる成形体の中央部に成形される凹部の大きさを調整することができ、中間体を作製する際の研削・切削工程において研削・切削加工される中央部の量を調整することも可能となる。
つまり、製作するガラス製品に対するガラス材料の重量を低減させるには、押圧治具18の径を製作するガラス製品の概形たる中間体の内径に近似した大きさとし、かつ、押圧治具18の中心軸O方向における厚さを製作するガラス製品の概形たる中間体の高さに近似した大きさとすればよい。
Further, according to the mold member 10, the size of the concave portion formed in the central portion of the molded body that is the workpiece 16 after heating and melting can be adjusted by the diameter of the pressing jig 18 and the thickness in the direction of the central axis O. It is also possible to adjust the amount of the central portion that is ground and cut in the grinding and cutting process when producing the intermediate.
That is, in order to reduce the weight of the glass material with respect to the glass product to be manufactured, the diameter of the pressing jig 18 is set to a size that approximates the inner diameter of the intermediate body of the glass product to be manufactured, and the center of the pressing jig 18 The thickness in the direction of the axis O may be a size that approximates the height of the intermediate body of the glass product to be manufactured.

更に、荷重板22は、ガラス部材20から所望の成形体16を形成するにあたり、押圧治具18に適当な面圧を負荷するための荷重を付与するために、ガイド部材20上に1枚以上の荷重板22を積載するのであるが、この荷重板22の重量を1枚当たり5kg以上10kg以下とすることにより、作業工数を低減することができる。従来例えば30kgの荷重が必要な場合には、相当する重量の荷重板22を、1枚ガイド部材上に積載し、型材を組み上げるが、荷重板22を保管場所から取り出して、搬送し、ガイド部材上まで積載するには、相当する工数が必要であったが、これを1枚5kg以上10kg以下の重量まで荷重板を軽量化することにより、工数の低減が可能となった。これまでは、荷重板22は、重量物であるから、保管場所にてホイストを用いて吊り上げ、台車に乗せ、電気炉付近まで搬送し、再度ホイストにより台車から吊り上げて、ガイド部材の上に乗せる、という方法で荷重板22の積載作業をしていた。これに対し、本発明では、荷重板1枚当たりの重量を5kg以上10kg以下とすることにより、容易に手作業で、持ち運ぶことができ、ガイド部材上へ同様に手作業で、積載できるので、作業工数は、従来法に比べ1/3程度に低減できる。   Furthermore, one or more load plates 22 are provided on the guide member 20 in order to apply a load for applying an appropriate surface pressure to the pressing jig 18 when the desired molded body 16 is formed from the glass member 20. However, when the weight of the load plate 22 is not less than 5 kg and not more than 10 kg per sheet, the number of work steps can be reduced. Conventionally, for example, when a load of 30 kg is required, a load plate 22 having a corresponding weight is stacked on one guide member and a mold material is assembled. However, the load plate 22 is taken out from a storage place, conveyed, and guided. In order to load it up, a corresponding man-hour is required, but by reducing the weight of the load plate to a weight of 5 kg to 10 kg, it is possible to reduce the man-hours. Until now, since the load plate 22 is heavy, it is lifted with a hoist at the storage location, placed on the carriage, transported to the vicinity of the electric furnace, lifted from the carriage again with the hoist, and placed on the guide member. The loading work of the load plate 22 was performed by the method. On the other hand, in the present invention, by setting the weight per load plate to 5 kg or more and 10 kg or less, it can be easily carried by hand and can be manually loaded on the guide member as well. The number of work steps can be reduced to about 1/3 compared with the conventional method.

但し、5kg未満まで荷重板22の重量を低下させると、積載する荷重板22の枚数が増え、作業量が増加するので、効率が悪くなる。例えば30kgの荷重が必要な場合、1枚が5kg未満の荷重板は6枚以上必要である。1枚が10kgである荷重板では、3枚で十分である。
なお、上記した加熱溶融中における加工対象物16の加熱温度は、例えば、1500〜2000℃とすることが好ましく、より詳細には、1750〜1900℃とすることが好ましい。
However, if the weight of the load plate 22 is reduced to less than 5 kg, the number of load plates 22 to be loaded increases and the amount of work increases, resulting in poor efficiency. For example, when a load of 30 kg is required, six or more load plates, each of which is less than 5 kg, are required. In the case of a load plate having 10 kg per sheet, three sheets are sufficient.
In addition, it is preferable that the heating temperature of the workpiece 16 during heating and melting described above is, for example, 1500 to 2000 ° C., and more specifically, 1750 to 1900 ° C.

これは、加工対象物16の加熱温度が1500℃未満のときは、石英ガラスが高粘性を有するため石英ガラス材料を変形させにくく、型材10において石英ガラス材料が求める形状に成形されない恐れがあるからであり、また、加工対象物16の加熱温度が2000℃を超えるときには、石英ガラス材料が分解して型材10の各構成部材の材料であるカーボンと反応してしまう恐れがあるからである。   This is because when the heating temperature of the workpiece 16 is less than 1500 ° C., the quartz glass has high viscosity, so that the quartz glass material is not easily deformed, and the mold material 10 may not be molded into the desired shape. In addition, when the heating temperature of the workpiece 16 exceeds 2000 ° C., the quartz glass material may decompose and react with carbon that is a material of each component of the mold 10.

次に、本願発明者が上記した型材10と、1枚の重量が5kg以上10kg以下に加工した荷重板22を用いて行った実験の結果について、以下に説明する。
外筒14は内径550mmのものを用いるとともに、加熱装置として電気炉を用いて、その内部を圧力0.03MPa、窒素ガス雰囲気下において加熱温度1800℃で円柱形状の加工対象物16を加熱溶融し、加熱溶融後の加工対象物16たる成形体の寸法を示した。実際に、加熱溶融後の成形体を、研削・切削加工して中間体とするが、この寸法は、外径520mm、内径378mm、厚さ94mmのリング材である。
Next, the results of an experiment conducted by the inventor of the present invention using the above-described mold member 10 and the load plate 22 processed so that the weight of one sheet is 5 kg or more and 10 kg or less will be described below.
The outer cylinder 14 has an inner diameter of 550 mm, and an electric furnace is used as a heating device to heat and melt the cylindrical workpiece 16 at a heating temperature of 1800 ° C. in a nitrogen gas atmosphere at a pressure of 0.03 MPa. The dimensions of the molded body that is the workpiece 16 after heating and melting are shown. Actually, the molded body after heating and melting is ground and cut into an intermediate body. This dimension is a ring material having an outer diameter of 520 mm, an inner diameter of 378 mm, and a thickness of 94 mm.

表1に、実験結果を示す。ここで、表1の実施例1〜10には、内径550mmの外筒14を用いた本発明による型材10及び1枚の重量を10kgとして加工した荷重板多数枚を用いた場合における、加熱溶融前の加工対象物16の寸法と重量、加熱溶融後の成形体寸法、成形前に積載した荷重板の重量と枚数が示されている。
更に、荷重板を積載する際の作業効率が示されている。ここで、作業工数は、従来用いていた荷重板を1枚積載するためにかかる時間を1.0として、実際にかかる時間の割合で表した。
Table 1 shows the experimental results. Here, in Examples 1 to 10 in Table 1, heating and melting in the case of using a mold 10 according to the present invention using an outer cylinder 14 having an inner diameter of 550 mm and a large number of load plates processed with a weight of 10 kg. The dimensions and weight of the previous workpiece 16, the dimensions of the compact after heating and melting, and the weight and number of load plates loaded before molding are shown.
Furthermore, the working efficiency when loading the load plate is shown. Here, the work man-hour is expressed as a ratio of the time actually taken, assuming that the time taken to load one conventionally used load plate is 1.0.

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また、表2の比較例1〜5には、型材10及び従来の荷重板(1枚の重量が20kg以上)多数枚を用いた場合における、加熱溶融前の加工対象物16の寸法と重量、加熱溶融後の成形体寸法、成形時に積載した荷重板の重量と枚数が示されている。更に、荷重板を積載する際の作業工数が示されている。   Further, in Comparative Examples 1 to 5 in Table 2, the dimensions and weight of the workpiece 16 before heating and melting in the case where a large number of the mold material 10 and the conventional load plate (the weight of one sheet is 20 kg or more) are used, The size of the compact after heating and melting, and the weight and number of load plates loaded at the time of molding are shown. Furthermore, the work man-hour when loading the load plate is shown.

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表2の比較例1〜5に示すように、従来技術による荷重板22と型材10を用いた場合には、荷重板重量は、85〜140kgであり、5〜7枚の荷重板を積載するが、作業工数は、4.3〜7.0であり、作業にかなりの負担がかかっていることがわかる。これに対して、本発明による荷重板22を用いた場合には、表1の実施例1〜10に示すように、荷重板総重量は64〜110kgであり、7〜11枚の荷重板を積載するが、作業工数は、1.1〜1.8であり、比較例の作業工数に比べ、およそ1/3程度であることがわかる。
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As shown in Comparative Examples 1 to 5 in Table 2, when the load plate 22 and the mold material 10 according to the prior art are used, the load plate weight is 85 to 140 kg, and 5 to 7 load plates are loaded. However, the work man-hour is 4.3 to 7.0, and it can be seen that a considerable burden is imposed on the work. On the other hand, when the load plate 22 according to the present invention is used, as shown in Examples 1 to 10 of Table 1, the total weight of the load plate is 64 to 110 kg, and 7 to 11 load plates are used. Although it loads, the work man-hour is 1.1-1.8, and it turns out that it is about 1/3 compared with the work man-hour of a comparative example.

このように、従来荷重板22は、重量物であるので、これを保管場所から吊り上げ、台車などに乗せ、移動した後、再度吊り上げてガイド部材上に積載するという操作を何度か繰り返して行うので、相当する作業時間を要するが、本発明によれば、1枚の荷重板22を軽量化することにより、手作業で搬送できるので、作業工数は著しく低減でき、従来のおよそ1/3程度の作業量にすることができる。   As described above, since the conventional load plate 22 is a heavy article, the operation of lifting it from a storage location, placing it on a cart, moving it, lifting it again and loading it on the guide member is repeated several times. Therefore, although corresponding work time is required, according to the present invention, since the load plate 22 can be reduced in weight, it can be transported manually, so that the number of work steps can be remarkably reduced, which is about 1/3 of the conventional one. The amount of work can be made.

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ガラス材料を加熱溶融して筒形形状のガラス製品の概略形状を成形する型材において、底板と、前記底板と一方の開口部を接して前記底板上に配設された筒部と、前記筒部の内径と略同一の外形を有するとともに前記筒部の内周面上を上下方向に摺動自在に移動可能なガイド部材と、前記ガイド部材の下面に配設されるとともに、前記筒部内の前記底板上に載置されたガラス材料の上面を押圧する押圧治具と、前記押圧治具に荷重を付与する荷重板とを有し、前記荷重板の形状が円柱形であり、かつ、前記荷重板が人力で取り扱い可能な重量に分割してある複数枚であり、この分割した荷重板を1枚以上、重ねて用いることを特徴とする型材を用いたガラス材料の成形方法。 In a mold that heats and melts a glass material to form a schematic shape of a cylindrical glass product, a bottom plate, a cylindrical portion disposed on the bottom plate in contact with the bottom plate and one opening, and the cylindrical portion A guide member having substantially the same outer shape as the inner diameter of the cylindrical portion and slidably movable in the vertical direction on the inner peripheral surface of the cylindrical portion, and disposed on the lower surface of the guide member, and in the cylindrical portion, A pressing jig for pressing the upper surface of the glass material placed on the bottom plate; a load plate for applying a load to the pressing jig; and the shape of the load plate is a cylindrical shape, and the load A method of forming a glass material using a mold material, wherein a plurality of plates are divided into weights that can be handled manually, and one or more of the divided load plates are used in an overlapping manner. 請求項1記載の型材を用いたガラス材料の成形方法において、加熱溶融する際の加熱温度が、1500〜2000℃であることを特徴とする型材を用いたガラス材料の成形方法。 The glass material molding method using the mold material according to claim 1, wherein a heating temperature at the time of melting by heating is 1500 to 2000 ° C. 請求項1または2記載の型材を用いたガラス材料の成形方法において、分割した荷重板の重量が、5kg以上10kg以下であることを特徴とする型材を用いたガラス材料の成形方法。 3. A glass material molding method using the mold material according to claim 1, wherein the weight of the divided load plate is 5 kg or more and 10 kg or less. 請求項2または3のいずれかに記載の型材を用いたガラス材料の成形方法において、前記加熱溶融を、窒素、アルゴン、ネオン、ヘリウムまたは真空中で行うことを特徴とする型材を用いたガラス材料の成形方法。 4. A glass material using a mold material according to claim 2, wherein the heating and melting are performed in nitrogen, argon, neon, helium or vacuum. Molding method. ガラス材料を加熱溶融して筒形形状のガラス製品の概形を成形する型材において、底板と、前記底板と一方の開口部を接して前記底板上に配設された筒部と、前記筒部の内径と略同一の外形を有するとともに前記筒部の内周面上を上下方向に摺動自在に移動可能なガイド部材と、前記ガイド部材の下面に配設されるとともに、前記筒部内の前記底板上に載置されたガラス材料の上面を押圧する押圧治具と、前記押圧治具に荷重を付与する複数の荷重板とを有し、前記荷重板の形状が円柱形であり、更に前記荷重板の1枚当たりの重量が、5kg以上10kg以下であることを特徴とするガラス材料の成形用の型材。 In a mold material for forming a rough shape of a cylindrical glass product by heating and melting a glass material, a bottom plate, a cylindrical portion disposed on the bottom plate in contact with the bottom plate and one opening, and the cylindrical portion A guide member having substantially the same outer shape as the inner diameter of the cylindrical portion and slidably movable in the vertical direction on the inner peripheral surface of the cylindrical portion, and disposed on the lower surface of the guide member, and in the cylindrical portion, A pressing jig for pressing the upper surface of the glass material placed on the bottom plate, and a plurality of load plates for applying a load to the pressing jig, wherein the shape of the load plate is cylindrical, and A mold material for molding a glass material, wherein the weight per load plate is 5 kg or more and 10 kg or less.
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