JP2012125806A - Bonding method and bonding device - Google Patents

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JP2012125806A
JP2012125806A JP2010279808A JP2010279808A JP2012125806A JP 2012125806 A JP2012125806 A JP 2012125806A JP 2010279808 A JP2010279808 A JP 2010279808A JP 2010279808 A JP2010279808 A JP 2010279808A JP 2012125806 A JP2012125806 A JP 2012125806A
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a bonding method and a bonding device capable of improving the service life of electrodes for performing resistance heating of bonding members comprising a conductive material.SOLUTION: The bonding device includes: first and second electrodes 102, 104 electronically connected to first and second bonding members 160, 170; an electric current supplying means 110 for making an electric current flow from the first electrode to the second electrode via the first bonding member, an intermediate member 180, and the second bonding member; a holding means 120 for holding the first and second bonding members in a relatively static state with respect to first and second contact surfaces 182, 184 of the intermediate member; a sliding means 130 for sliding the first and second contact surfaces against the first and second bonding members; and a control means 150 for controlling the sliding means and the electric current supplying means, and bonding by performing resistance heating by making an electric current flow from the first electrode to the second electrode via the first bonding member, the intermediate member, and the second bonding member, while sliding the first and second contact surfaces against the first and second bonding members.

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本発明は、導電材料からなる被接合部材の接合方法および接合装置に関する。   The present invention relates to a joining method and joining apparatus for members to be joined made of a conductive material.

抵抗溶接による被接合部材の接合を容易にするため、被接合部材を接触させた状態で電流を流し、抵抗加熱により表面の酸化膜を硫黄濃化層に置換した後、摺動によって硫黄濃化層を強制剥離している(例えば、特許文献1参照。)。   In order to facilitate joining of the parts to be joined by resistance welding, a current is passed while the parts to be joined are in contact, and after the surface oxide film is replaced with a sulfur-enriched layer by resistance heating, sulfur enrichment is performed by sliding. The layers are forcibly separated (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

特開平7―116868号公報Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 7-116868

しかし、摺動は抵抗加熱後に実施されるため、摺動によって、抵抗加熱による温度上昇によって軟化した電極が磨耗したり、軟化した部位が電極に溶着することが引き起こされて、電極の交換頻度が増大する問題を有している。   However, since the sliding is performed after resistance heating, the sliding causes wear of the softened electrode due to the temperature rise caused by the resistance heating, or the softened portion is welded to the electrode, and the replacement frequency of the electrode is reduced. Has an increasing problem.

本発明は、上記従来技術に伴う課題を解決するためになされたものであり、導電材料からなる被接合部材を抵抗加熱するための電極の寿命を向上させ得る接合方法および接合装置を提供することを目的とする。   The present invention has been made to solve the problems associated with the above-described prior art, and provides a bonding method and a bonding apparatus capable of improving the life of an electrode for resistance heating of a member to be bonded made of a conductive material. With the goal.

上記目的を達成するための本発明の一様相は、導電材料からなる3つ以上の被接合部材を同時に接合する接合方法であって、第1電極が電気的に接続された第1被接合部材と、第2電極が電気的に接続された第2被接合部材とを、1つ以上の被接合部材によって構成される中間部材に、接合するための接合工程を有する。そして、前記中間部材は、前記第1被接合部材と接触する第1接触面と、前記第2被接合部材と接触する第2接触面と、を有しており、前記接合工程においては、前記第1および第2被接合部材に対して前記第1および第2接触面を摺動させつつ、電流を、前記第1電極から、前記第1被接合部材、前記中間部材および前記第2被接合部材を経由して、前記第2電極へ流して抵抗加熱することによって、前記第1および第2接触面が、前記第1および第2被接合部材に接合される。   In order to achieve the above object, a uniform phase of the present invention is a bonding method for simultaneously bonding three or more members to be bonded made of a conductive material, wherein the first electrode is electrically connected to the first member to be bonded. And a second joining member to which the second electrode is electrically connected is joined to an intermediate member constituted by one or more joining members. And the said intermediate member has the 1st contact surface which contacts the said 1st to-be-joined member, and the 2nd contact surface which contacts the said 2nd to-be-joined member, In the above-mentioned joining process, While sliding the first and second contact surfaces with respect to the first and second members to be joined, current is passed from the first electrode to the first member to be joined, the intermediate member, and the second member to be joined. The first and second contact surfaces are joined to the first and second members to be joined by flowing through the member to the second electrode and resistance heating.

上記目的を達成するための本発明の別の様相は、導電材料からなる3つ以上の被接合部材を同時に接合する接合装置であって、第1被接合部材と第2被接合部材とを、1つ以上の被接合部材によって構成される中間部材に、接合するための接合手段を有する。前記中間部材は、前記第1被接合部材と接触する第1接触面と、前記第2被接合部材と接触する第2接触面と、を有しており、前記接合手段は、前記第1被接合部材に電気的に接続される第1電極と、前記第2被接合部材に電気的に接続される第2電極と、電流を、前記第1電極から、前記第1被接合部材、前記中間部材および前記第2被接合部材を経由して第2電極に流すための電流供給手段と、前記第1および第2接触面に対して前記第1および第2被接合部材を相対的に静止した状態で保持する保持手段と、前記第1および第2接触面を前記第1および第2被接合部材に対して摺動させるための摺動手段と、前記摺動手段および前記電流供給手段を制御し、前記第1および第2接触面を前記第1および第2被接合部材に対して摺動させつつ、電流を、前記第1電極から、前記第1被接合部材、前記中間部材および前記第2被接合部材を経由して、前記第2電極へ流して抵抗加熱することによって、前記第1および第2接触面を接合するための制御手段と、を有する。   Another aspect of the present invention for achieving the above object is a joining apparatus for simultaneously joining three or more members to be joined made of a conductive material, wherein the first and second members to be joined are: The intermediate member constituted by one or more members to be joined has joining means for joining. The intermediate member has a first contact surface that comes into contact with the first member to be joined, and a second contact surface that comes into contact with the second member to be joined. A first electrode electrically connected to the joining member; a second electrode electrically connected to the second joined member; and a current from the first electrode to the first joined member, the intermediate Current supply means for flowing to the second electrode via the member and the second bonded member, and the first and second bonded members are relatively stationary with respect to the first and second contact surfaces Holding means for holding in a state; sliding means for sliding the first and second contact surfaces with respect to the first and second members to be joined; and controlling the sliding means and the current supply means And sliding the first and second contact surfaces with respect to the first and second members to be joined. In addition, the first and the second electrodes are heated by flowing current from the first electrode to the second electrode via the first member to be bonded, the intermediate member, and the second member to be bonded. Control means for joining the second contact surfaces.

本発明に係る接合方法および接合装置よれば、抵抗加熱するための第1および第2電極は、摺動する第1および第2接触面に接触しておらず、かつ、相対的に静止している第1および第2被接合部材に電気的に接続されているため、摺動によって、抵抗加熱による温度上昇によって軟化した電極が磨耗したり、軟化した部位が電極に溶着することが引き起こされることが回避され、電極の交換頻度を低減することが可能である。つまり、導電材料からなる被接合部材を抵抗加熱するための電極の寿命を向上させ得る接合方法および接合装置を提供することができる。   According to the bonding method and the bonding apparatus according to the present invention, the first and second electrodes for resistance heating are not in contact with the sliding first and second contact surfaces and are relatively stationary. Since the electrodes are electrically connected to the first and second members to be joined, sliding causes wear of the softened electrode due to a temperature rise due to resistance heating, or welding of the softened portion to the electrode. Can be avoided and the frequency of electrode replacement can be reduced. That is, it is possible to provide a bonding method and a bonding apparatus that can improve the life of an electrode for resistance heating of a member to be bonded made of a conductive material.

実施の形態1に係る接合装置を説明するための概略図である。It is the schematic for demonstrating the joining apparatus which concerns on Embodiment 1. FIG. 実施の形態1に係る接合方法を説明するためのフローチャートである。3 is a flowchart for explaining a joining method according to the first embodiment. 実施の形態1に係る変形例1を説明するための概略図である。FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram for explaining a first modification according to the first embodiment. 実施の形態1に係る変形例2を説明するための概略図である。FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram for explaining a second modification according to the first embodiment. 実施の形態1に係る変形例3を説明するための概略図である。FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram for explaining a third modification according to the first embodiment. 実施の形態1に係る変形例4を説明するための概略図である。FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram for explaining a modification example 4 according to the first embodiment. 実施の形態2に係る接合装置を説明するための概略図である。FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram for explaining a joining device according to a second embodiment. 実施の形態2に係る変形例1を説明するための概略図である。FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram for explaining a first modification according to the second embodiment. 実施の形態2に係る変形例2を説明するための概略図である。FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram for explaining a second modification according to the second embodiment.

以下、本発明の実施の形態を、図面を参照しつつ説明する。   Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

図1は、実施の形態1に係る接合装置を説明するための概略図である。   FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram for explaining a bonding apparatus according to the first embodiment.

実施の形態1に係る接合装置100は、抵抗加熱および摩擦熱を利用して、導電材料からなる3つ以上の被接合部材からなるワークWを同時に接合するために使用され、第1電極102、第2電極104、電流供給装置110、保持装置120、摺動装置(摺動手段)130、加圧装置140および制御装置150を有する。   The joining apparatus 100 according to the first embodiment is used for simultaneously joining workpieces W made of three or more members to be joined made of a conductive material using resistance heating and frictional heat, and the first electrode 102, A second electrode 104, a current supply device 110, a holding device 120, a sliding device (sliding means) 130, a pressurizing device 140, and a control device 150 are included.

ワークWは、上方に位置する第1被接合部材160と、下方に位置する第2被接合部材170と、第1被接合部材160と第2被接合部材170との間に配置される第3被接合部材である中間部材180とからなり、被接合部材が直列に接合された構造を容易に形成することが可能である。中間部材180は、第1被接合部材160と接触する第1接触面182と、第2被接合部材と接触する第2接触面184と、を有する。   The workpiece W is disposed between the first member to be bonded 160 positioned above, the second member to be bonded 170 positioned below, and the first member to be bonded 160 and the second member to be bonded 170. It is possible to easily form a structure including the intermediate member 180 which is a member to be joined and in which the members to be joined are joined in series. The intermediate member 180 has a first contact surface 182 that contacts the first member to be bonded 160 and a second contact surface 184 that contacts the second member to be bonded.

なお、第1および第2接触面182,184の面積は、略同一に設定されている。また、中間部材180は、後述される振動の方向に対して一様形状を有し、第1および第2接触面182,184の延長方向は、水平方向Hとなっており、中間部材が有する第1および第2接触面を振動によって容易に接合することが可能である。   The areas of the first and second contact surfaces 182 and 184 are set to be substantially the same. The intermediate member 180 has a uniform shape with respect to the direction of vibration described later, and the extending direction of the first and second contact surfaces 182 and 184 is the horizontal direction H, and the intermediate member has. The first and second contact surfaces can be easily joined by vibration.

被接合部材は、本実施の形態においては、アルミニウム(Al)が適用される。アルミニウムは、圧延材(例えば、A5052)や鋳造材(例えば、ADC12)を利用することが可能である。被接合部材は、導電材料であれば特に限定されず、鉄(Fe)やマグネシュウム(Mg)を適用することが可能である。また、Al−Alの同材同士の接合、Al−FeやAl−Mgの異材接合に適用することも可能である。   In the present embodiment, aluminum (Al) is applied to the members to be joined. As the aluminum, a rolled material (for example, A5052) or a cast material (for example, ADC12) can be used. The member to be joined is not particularly limited as long as it is a conductive material, and iron (Fe) or magnesium (Mg) can be applied. Moreover, it is also possible to apply to joining of the same material of Al—Al, and joining of different materials of Al—Fe or Al—Mg.

なお、第1および第2被接合部材160,170を、相対的に低い温度で中間部材180に接合するため、中間部材180は、第1および第2被接合部材160,170を構成する導電材料より低融点の導電材料から構成されることも好ましい。   In order to join the first and second members to be joined 160 and 170 to the intermediate member 180 at a relatively low temperature, the intermediate member 180 is a conductive material that constitutes the first and second members to be joined 160 and 170. It is also preferable that the conductive material is made of a lower melting point.

第1および第2電極102,104は、抵抗加熱によってワークWを昇温させるための加熱手段であり、第1電極102は、上方に位置する第1被接合部材160に電気的に接続され、第2電極104は、下方に位置する第2被接合部材170に電気的に接続される。第1および第2電極102,104は、それぞれ複数の電極によって構成することも可能である。   The first and second electrodes 102 and 104 are heating means for raising the temperature of the workpiece W by resistance heating, and the first electrode 102 is electrically connected to a first member to be bonded 160 located above, The second electrode 104 is electrically connected to the second bonded member 170 located below. Each of the first and second electrodes 102 and 104 can be composed of a plurality of electrodes.

電流供給装置110は、電流を、第1電極102から、第1被接合部材160、中間部材180および第2被接合部材170を経由して第2電極104に流すための電流供給手段であり、例えば、電流値および電圧値が調整自在に構成されている。   The current supply device 110 is a current supply means for causing a current to flow from the first electrode 102 to the second electrode 104 via the first bonded member 160, the intermediate member 180, and the second bonded member 170, For example, the current value and the voltage value are configured to be adjustable.

保持装置120は、第1保持部122および第2保持部124を有する。第1保持部122は、第1被接合部材160を保持し、水平方向への移動を規制することで、中間部材180の第1接触面182に対して第1被接合部材160(および第1電極102)を相対的に静止した状態で維持するために使用される。第2保持部124は、中間部材180に関して第1保持部122の逆側に位置し、第2被接合部材170を保持し、水平方向への移動を規制することで、中間部材180の第2接触面184に対して第2被接合部材170(および第2電極104)を相対的に静止した状態で維持するために使用される。   The holding device 120 includes a first holding unit 122 and a second holding unit 124. The first holding part 122 holds the first member to be bonded 160 and restricts the movement in the horizontal direction, whereby the first member to be bonded 160 (and the first member 160 with respect to the first contact surface 182 of the intermediate member 180). It is used to keep the electrode 102) relatively stationary. The second holding part 124 is located on the opposite side of the first holding part 122 with respect to the intermediate member 180, holds the second joined member 170, and restricts the movement in the horizontal direction, whereby the second of the intermediate member 180. The second bonded member 170 (and the second electrode 104) is used to maintain a relatively stationary state with respect to the contact surface 184.

摺動装置130は、中間部材180が有する第1および第2接触面182,184を、第1および第2被接合部材160,170に対して摺動させて摩擦熱を発生させるために使用され、第1および第2接触面182,184の延長方向に対して平行である水平方向Hに、中間部材180を振動(加振)させるシャフト132と、シャフト132の駆動源であるモータ134と、を有する加振手段からなる。例えば、加振振幅は100〜1000μmの範囲、加振周波数は10〜100Hzの範囲で調整可能に構成されている。加振機構は、特に限定されず、例えば、超音波振動、電磁式振動、油圧式加振、カム式振動を適用することが可能である。   The sliding device 130 is used to generate frictional heat by sliding the first and second contact surfaces 182 and 184 of the intermediate member 180 with respect to the first and second joined members 160 and 170. A shaft 132 that vibrates (vibrates) the intermediate member 180 in a horizontal direction H parallel to the extending direction of the first and second contact surfaces 182 and 184, and a motor 134 that is a drive source of the shaft 132; It comprises a vibration means having For example, the excitation amplitude is adjustable in the range of 100 to 1000 μm, and the excitation frequency is adjustable in the range of 10 to 100 Hz. The vibration mechanism is not particularly limited, and for example, ultrasonic vibration, electromagnetic vibration, hydraulic vibration, and cam vibration can be applied.

なお、加振方向は、第1および第2接触面182,184の延長方向に沿う1方向への往復運動であるため、第1および第2接触面182,184の形状の自由度が向上することとなる。すなわち、1方向にさえ変位可能であれば加振できるため、第1および第2接触面182,184の形状が平面である必要はなく、例えば、一方向に延びる溝に凸部が嵌合する形態とすることも可能である。   In addition, since the exciting direction is a reciprocating motion in one direction along the extending direction of the first and second contact surfaces 182 and 184, the degree of freedom of the shape of the first and second contact surfaces 182 and 184 is improved. It will be. In other words, since vibration can be applied as long as it can be displaced in one direction, the first and second contact surfaces 182 and 184 do not have to be flat, and for example, a convex portion fits into a groove extending in one direction. It is also possible to adopt a form.

また、摺動装置130は、振動(加振機構)を利用する形態に限定されず、回転運動や、自転せずに円軌道を描くように振れ回る公転運動を適宜適用することも可能である。なお、公転運動の場合、振動と異なり、接触面同士の相対的な運動が停止しないことから、動摩擦係数のみが作用して摩擦係数が安定し、接触面を均一に磨耗させることが可能である。   Further, the sliding device 130 is not limited to a form using vibration (excitation mechanism), and it is also possible to appropriately apply a rotational motion or a revolving motion that swings around in a circular orbit without rotating. . In the case of the revolving motion, unlike the vibration, the relative motion between the contact surfaces does not stop, so only the dynamic friction coefficient acts to stabilize the friction coefficient, and it is possible to wear the contact surface uniformly. .

加圧装置140は、上方に位置する第1加圧部142と下方に位置する第2加圧部144と、を有する。第1加圧部142は、第1接触面182に対する第1被接合部材160の押し付け面圧を調整するため面圧調整手段であり、第1電極102に連結され、かつ、上下方向(第1および第2接触面182,184と直交する押圧方向)Lに進退動可能となっている。第2加圧部144は、第2接触面184に対する第2被接合部材170の押し付け面圧を調整するため面圧調整手段であり、第2電極104に連結され、かつ、上下方向Lに進退動可能になっている。第1および第2加圧部142,144は、例えば、油圧シリンダが組み込まれており、押圧力を調整自在に構成されている。押圧力は、例えば、2〜10MPaである。   The pressurizing apparatus 140 includes a first pressurizing unit 142 positioned above and a second pressurizing unit 144 positioned below. The first pressurizing unit 142 is a surface pressure adjusting means for adjusting the pressing surface pressure of the first bonded member 160 against the first contact surface 182, and is connected to the first electrode 102 and in the vertical direction (first Further, it can be moved forward and backward in a pressing direction L that is orthogonal to the second contact surfaces 182 and 184. The second pressurizing unit 144 is a surface pressure adjusting means for adjusting the pressing surface pressure of the second bonded member 170 against the second contact surface 184, is connected to the second electrode 104, and advances and retreats in the vertical direction L. It is possible to move. For example, the first and second pressure units 142 and 144 incorporate hydraulic cylinders, and are configured to be capable of adjusting the pressing force. The pressing force is, for example, 2 to 10 MPa.

制御装置150は、演算部、記憶部、入力部および出力部を有するコンピュータからなる制御手段であり、電流供給装置110、摺動装置130および加圧装置140を統括的に制御するために使用される。制御装置150の各機能は、記憶装置に格納されているプログラムを演算部が実行することにより発揮される。   The control device 150 is a control means including a computer having a calculation unit, a storage unit, an input unit, and an output unit, and is used to comprehensively control the current supply device 110, the sliding device 130, and the pressurizing device 140. The Each function of the control device 150 is exhibited when the arithmetic unit executes a program stored in the storage device.

プログラムは、例えば、加圧装置140によって第1接触面182に対する第1被接合部材160の押し付け面圧と、第2接触面184に対する第2被接合部材170の押し付け面圧と、を調整した状態で、摺動装置130によって中間部材180を水平方向Hに振動させることによって、中間部材180が有する第1および第2接触面182,184を、第1および第2被接合部材160,170に対して摺動させつつ、電流供給装置110から供給される電流を、第1電極102から、第1被接合部材160、中間部材180および第2被接合部材170を経由して、第2電極104へ流して抵抗加熱することによって、第1および第2接触面182,184を接合するための手順を、制御装置150に実行させるためものである。   The program adjusts, for example, the pressing surface pressure of the first member to be bonded 160 against the first contact surface 182 and the pressing surface pressure of the second member to be bonded 170 against the second contact surface 184 by the pressing device 140. Then, the first and second contact surfaces 182 and 184 of the intermediate member 180 are caused to vibrate with respect to the first and second members to be joined 160 and 170 by vibrating the intermediate member 180 in the horizontal direction H by the sliding device 130. Current supplied from the current supply device 110 to the second electrode 104 from the first electrode 102 via the first member 160, the intermediate member 180, and the second member 170. This is to cause the controller 150 to execute a procedure for joining the first and second contact surfaces 182 and 184 by flowing and resistance heating.

接合装置100においては、上記のように、抵抗加熱するための第1および第2電極102,104は、摺動する第1および第2接触面182,184に接触しておらず、かつ、相対的に静止している第1および第2被接合部材160,170に電気的に接続されているため、摺動によって、抵抗加熱による温度上昇によって軟化した第1および第2電極102,104が磨耗したり、軟化した部位が第1および第2電極102,104に溶着することが引き起こされることが回避され、第1および第2電極102,104の交換頻度を低減することが可能である。つまり、導電材料からなる被接合部材を抵抗加熱するための電極の寿命を向上させ得る接合装置を提供することができる。   In the bonding apparatus 100, as described above, the first and second electrodes 102 and 104 for resistance heating are not in contact with the sliding first and second contact surfaces 182 and 184, and are relatively The first and second electrodes 102 and 104 softened due to temperature rise due to resistance heating are worn by sliding because they are electrically connected to the first and second joined members 160 and 170 that are stationary. In other words, it is possible to prevent the softened portion from being welded to the first and second electrodes 102 and 104, and to reduce the replacement frequency of the first and second electrodes 102 and 104. That is, the joining apparatus which can improve the lifetime of the electrode for resistance-heating the to-be-joined member which consists of an electrically-conductive material can be provided.

次に、実施の形態1に係る接合方法を説明する
図2は、実施の形態1に係る接合方法を説明するためのフローチャートである。図2に示されるフローチャートにより示されるアルゴリズムは、制御装置150の記憶部にプログラムとして記憶されており、制御装置150の演算部によって実行される。
Next, the joining method according to the first embodiment will be described. FIG. 2 is a flowchart for explaining the joining method according to the first embodiment. The algorithm shown by the flowchart shown in FIG. 2 is stored as a program in the storage unit of the control device 150, and is executed by the arithmetic unit of the control device 150.

本接合方法は、中間部材180が有する第1および第2接触面182,184を、第1および第2被接合部材160,170に対して摺動させつつ、電流を、第1電極102から、第1被接合部材160、中間部材180および第2被接合部材170を経由して、第2電極104へ流して抵抗加熱することによって、第1および第2接触面182,184を、第1および第2被接合部材160,170に接合するための接合工程を有する。   In this bonding method, the first and second contact surfaces 182 and 184 of the intermediate member 180 are slid with respect to the first and second members to be bonded 160 and 170, and current is supplied from the first electrode 102. The first and second contact surfaces 182 and 184 are made to flow through the first electrode 160, the intermediate member 180, and the second member 170 through the second electrode 104 and heated by resistance, so that the first and second contact surfaces 182 and 184 It has a joining process for joining to the 2nd joined members 160 and 170.

前記接合工程は、概して、接触抵抗のばらつきを低減するための予備摺動ステップ(S11)、抵抗加熱および摩擦熱(塑性流動)を利用し、第1被接合部材160と中間部材180との接合界面および第2被接合部材170と中間部材180との接合界面の形成を開始する第1接合ステップ(S12)、接合界面の一体化を促進する第2接合ステップ(S13)、被接合部材160,170および中間部材180を冷却する冷却ステップ(S14)を有する。   The joining process generally uses a preliminary sliding step (S11) for reducing variation in contact resistance, resistance heating and frictional heat (plastic flow), and joins the first joined member 160 and the intermediate member 180. A first joining step (S12) for starting the formation of the interface and the joining interface between the second member to be joined 170 and the intermediate member 180, a second joining step (S13) for promoting the integration of the joining interface, 170 and a cooling step (S14) for cooling the intermediate member 180.

詳述すると、予備摺動ステップ(S11)においては、中間部材180が第1被接合部材160と第2被接合部材170との間に配置されてなるワークWが投入され、加圧装置140の第1および第2加圧部142,144が稼働され、第1および第2電極102,104を介して、第1および第2被接合部材160,170に押圧力が付与される。   More specifically, in the preliminary sliding step (S11), the workpiece W in which the intermediate member 180 is disposed between the first member to be joined 160 and the second member to be joined 170 is introduced, and The first and second pressure units 142 and 144 are operated, and a pressing force is applied to the first and second bonded members 160 and 170 via the first and second electrodes 102 and 104.

その後、摺動装置130が駆動され、これにより、中間部材180の水平方向Hの摺動(振動)が引き起こされる。このとき、中間部材180と接する第1および第2被接合部材160,170は、加圧下にありかつ保持装置120の第1保持部122および第2保持部124によって水平方向への移動が規制されているため、中間部材180の第1および第2接触面182,184(および第1被接合部材160と第2被接合部材170における対応する接触面)に摩擦が生じ、接触面表面のアルミニウム酸化皮膜が除去される。   Thereafter, the sliding device 130 is driven, and this causes sliding (vibration) of the intermediate member 180 in the horizontal direction H. At this time, the first and second joined members 160 and 170 that are in contact with the intermediate member 180 are under pressure, and movement in the horizontal direction is restricted by the first holding portion 122 and the second holding portion 124 of the holding device 120. Therefore, friction occurs in the first and second contact surfaces 182 and 184 of the intermediate member 180 (and corresponding contact surfaces in the first member 160 and the second member 170), and aluminum oxidation occurs on the contact surface surface. The film is removed.

第1接合ステップ(S12)においては、電流供給装置110が稼働され、電流供給装置110から供給される電流が、第1電極102から、第1被接合部材160、中間部材180および第2被接合部材170を経由して、第2電極104へ流され、抵抗加熱が生じる。これにより、第1および第2接触面182,184は、摩擦熱および抵抗加熱の両方の併用によって、摩耗,塑性流動および材料拡散が生じ、接合界面の形成が開始される。   In the first joining step (S12), the current supply device 110 is operated, and the current supplied from the current supply device 110 is supplied from the first electrode 102 to the first joined member 160, the intermediate member 180, and the second joined member. It flows to the 2nd electrode 104 via the member 170, and resistance heating arises. As a result, the first and second contact surfaces 182 and 184 are subjected to wear, plastic flow, and material diffusion due to the combined use of both frictional heat and resistance heating, and the formation of a joint interface is started.

第2接合ステップ(S13)においては、電流供給装置110による電流の供給を減少させることよって抵抗加熱による発熱量が低下させられる一方、加圧装置140による加圧力を増加させることによって摩擦熱が増加させられる。これにより、抵抗加熱による発熱量が減少し、軟化された材料を摺動によって掻き混ぜるようにして一体化を促進する過程へ移行することになる。摩擦熱の増加は、摺動装置130を制御することによっても達成することが可能である。   In the second joining step (S13), the amount of heat generated by resistance heating is reduced by decreasing the supply of current by the current supply device 110, while the frictional heat is increased by increasing the pressure applied by the pressurizing device 140. Be made. As a result, the amount of heat generated by resistance heating is reduced, and the process proceeds to a process of promoting integration by stirring the softened material by sliding. Increase in frictional heat can also be achieved by controlling the sliding device 130.

電流供給装置110による電流の供給は、最終的には停止される。そして、冷却工程(S14)に入る直前において、摺動装置130の稼動が停止され、中間部材180が所定の静止位置(最終的な接合位置)に位置決めされる。この際、位置決め精度を向上させ、かつ、位置決めを容易にするため、加圧装置140による加圧力を低下させることも可能である。   The supply of current by the current supply device 110 is finally stopped. Immediately before entering the cooling step (S14), the operation of the sliding device 130 is stopped, and the intermediate member 180 is positioned at a predetermined stationary position (final joining position). At this time, in order to improve positioning accuracy and facilitate positioning, it is also possible to reduce the pressure applied by the pressurizing device 140.

第1接合ステップ(S12)および第2接合ステップ(S13)の結果、接合界面には、導電材料が相互に拡散している拡散接合領域と、塑性流動による圧接および再結晶組織を有する塑性流動接合領域が形成されることになる。つまり、接合界面が、拡散接合領域に加えて塑性流動接合領域によって物理的に接合されているため、第1および第2被接合部材160,170、中間部材180の母材特性に近い強度を備えており、接合面の全体に渡って良好な接合強度および水密性を確保することが可能である。   As a result of the first joining step (S12) and the second joining step (S13), the joining interface has a diffusion joining region in which conductive materials are mutually diffused, and a plastic flow joining having a pressure welding by plastic flow and a recrystallized structure. A region will be formed. That is, since the bonding interface is physically bonded by the plastic flow bonding region in addition to the diffusion bonding region, it has strength close to the base material characteristics of the first and second members to be bonded 160 and 170 and the intermediate member 180. Therefore, it is possible to ensure good bonding strength and water tightness over the entire bonding surface.

冷却工程(S14)においては、加圧装置140による加圧力が上昇させられ、所定の時間が経過すると、冷却が終了したと判断され、加圧が停止される。そして、加圧装置140の第1および第2加圧部142,144(第1および第2電極102,104)が、それぞれ、第1および第2被接合部材160,170から離間させられる。冷却の終了は、温度を検出することによって直接的に判断することも可能である。   In the cooling step (S14), the pressurizing force by the pressurizing device 140 is increased, and when a predetermined time has elapsed, it is determined that the cooling has ended, and pressurization is stopped. Then, the first and second pressure units 142 and 144 (first and second electrodes 102 and 104) of the pressure device 140 are separated from the first and second members to be joined 160 and 170, respectively. The end of cooling can also be determined directly by detecting the temperature.

その後、中間部材180が第1被接合部材160と第2被接合部材170との間に配置されて接合されたワークWが取り外される。つまり、被接合部材が直列に接合された構造を容易に形成することが可能である。   Thereafter, the workpiece W in which the intermediate member 180 is disposed and bonded between the first bonded member 160 and the second bonded member 170 is removed. That is, it is possible to easily form a structure in which the members to be joined are joined in series.

なお、予備摺動ステップ(S11)においては、接触面表面のアルミニウム酸化皮膜が除去され、皮膜厚さの違いによる接触抵抗のばらつきが低減されるため、後続の第1接合ステップ(S12)における発熱量のばらつきが抑制される。また、予備摺動ステップ(S11)の前において、脱脂や、ワイヤブラシによるブラッシングによってアルミニウム酸化皮膜を除去する等の前処理が不要となるため、作業性が向上する。なお、必要に応じて、前処理を実施することも可能である。   In the preliminary sliding step (S11), the aluminum oxide film on the surface of the contact surface is removed, and the variation in contact resistance due to the difference in film thickness is reduced. Therefore, heat generation in the subsequent first joining step (S12). Variation in quantity is suppressed. In addition, before the preliminary sliding step (S11), pre-treatment such as degreasing and removing the aluminum oxide film by brushing with a wire brush is not required, so that workability is improved. In addition, it is also possible to implement pre-processing as needed.

なお、予備摺動ステップ(S11)の前あるいは予備摺動ステップ(S11)の代わりとして、摺動装置130を停止させた状態で電流供給装置110を稼働させることによって、第1および第2接触面182,184を抵抗加熱により軟化させる予備加熱ステップを設けることも可能である。また、予備摺動ステップ(S11)は、適宜省略することも可能である。   The first and second contact surfaces are operated by operating the current supply device 110 with the sliding device 130 stopped before the preliminary sliding step (S11) or as an alternative to the preliminary sliding step (S11). It is also possible to provide a preheating step in which 182 and 184 are softened by resistance heating. Further, the preliminary sliding step (S11) can be omitted as appropriate.

電流の供給を減少させず、かつ、加圧力を増加させないことにより、第2接合ステップ(S13)を第1接合ステップ(S12)に一体化させることも可能である。また、冷却工程(S14)は、適宜省略することも可能である。   It is also possible to integrate the second joining step (S13) with the first joining step (S12) by not reducing the supply of current and increasing the applied pressure. In addition, the cooling step (S14) can be omitted as appropriate.

本接合方法においては、上記のように、抵抗加熱するための第1および第2電極102,104は、摺動する第1および第2接触面182,184に接触しておらず、かつ、相対的に静止している第1および第2被接合部材160,170に電気的に接続されているため、摺動によって、抵抗加熱による温度上昇によって軟化した第1および第2電極102,104が磨耗したり、軟化した部位が第1および第2電極102,104に溶着することが引き起こされることが回避され、第1および第2電極102,104の交換頻度を低減することが可能である。つまり、導電材料からなる被接合部材を抵抗加熱するための電極の寿命を向上させ得る接合方法を提供することができる。   In the present bonding method, as described above, the first and second electrodes 102 and 104 for resistance heating are not in contact with the sliding first and second contact surfaces 182 and 184 and are relatively The first and second electrodes 102 and 104 softened due to temperature rise due to resistance heating are worn by sliding because they are electrically connected to the first and second joined members 160 and 170 that are stationary. In other words, it is possible to prevent the softened portion from being welded to the first and second electrodes 102 and 104, and to reduce the replacement frequency of the first and second electrodes 102 and 104. That is, it is possible to provide a bonding method that can improve the life of the electrode for resistance heating of the member to be bonded made of a conductive material.

また、摩擦熱および抵抗加熱の両方を併用するため、一方のみを利用する接合に比較し、高い面圧を付与する必要がないため、第1および第2接触面182,184の面積が、大きい場合でも容易に接合することが可能である。つまり、接触面に高い押圧力(面圧)を付与せずとも電流集中箇所が変化して均一に加熱されるため、接触面が大面積の場合や複雑な形状の場合であっても接合することができ、かつ低歪みの面接合が可能である。   Further, since both frictional heat and resistance heating are used in combination, it is not necessary to apply a high surface pressure as compared with the case of using only one, so the areas of the first and second contact surfaces 182 and 184 are large. Even in this case, it can be easily joined. In other words, even if a high pressing force (surface pressure) is not applied to the contact surface, the current-concentrated portion changes and is heated uniformly, so that even when the contact surface has a large area or a complicated shape, it is joined. And surface bonding with low distortion is possible.

接触面の表層のみが塑性流動(溶融)して接合するため、加熱時間を短縮でき、更に、材料内に気体を含有している鋳造品であっても、加熱により材料内の気体が膨張、噴出し難く、良好な接合を実現することが可能である。   Since only the surface layer of the contact surface is plastically flowed (melted) and joined, the heating time can be shortened, and even in a cast product containing gas in the material, the gas in the material expands due to heating, It is difficult to eject and it is possible to achieve good bonding.

なお、第1および第2接触面182,184の面積は、略同一に設定されているため、第1および第2接触面182,184の一方に電流が集中することが抑制され、均一に加熱することが容易である。また、第1および第2接触面182,184に電流が集中する高面圧領域が存在する場合であっても、当該領域においては、抵抗加熱が大きく作用して加熱され酸化膜が強制的に剥離され、また、押圧力(面圧)と加振が作用して塑性流動が生じて磨耗することで、刻々と電流集中箇所が変化するため、電流の流れが分散し、第1および第2接触面182,184は、均一に加熱される。   In addition, since the areas of the first and second contact surfaces 182 and 184 are set to be substantially the same, it is possible to suppress current from being concentrated on one of the first and second contact surfaces 182 and 184 and to heat uniformly. Easy to do. In addition, even when there is a high surface pressure region where current concentrates on the first and second contact surfaces 182 and 184, resistance heating is greatly applied in the region and the oxide film is forcibly heated. Since the pressure concentration (surface pressure) and vibration act to cause plastic flow and wear, the current concentration changes every moment, and the current flow is dispersed, and the first and second The contact surfaces 182 and 184 are heated uniformly.

図3は、実施の形態1に係る変形例1を説明するための概略図である。   FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram for explaining a first modification according to the first embodiment.

変形例1に係る接合装置100Aにおいては、第1接触面182の面積と第2接触面184の面積とが異なっており、第1接触面182の面積が、第2接触面184の面積より大きくなっている。この場合、第1および第2接触面182,184を均一に接合することが困難であるため、第1被接合部材160と中間部材180との間に、介在部材190が配置されている。   In the joining apparatus 100A according to the first modification, the area of the first contact surface 182 and the area of the second contact surface 184 are different, and the area of the first contact surface 182 is larger than the area of the second contact surface 184. It has become. In this case, since it is difficult to uniformly join the first and second contact surfaces 182 and 184, the interposition member 190 is disposed between the first member to be joined 160 and the intermediate member 180.

介在部材190は、第1被接合部材160および/又は中間部材180を構成する導電材料より低融点の導電材料からなる。したがって、第1接触面182の面積と第2接触面184の面積とが異なっていても、面積が大きい方162に低融点の介在部材が配置されているため、均一に接合することが可能である。   The interposition member 190 is made of a conductive material having a melting point lower than that of the conductive material constituting the first bonded member 160 and / or the intermediate member 180. Therefore, even if the area of the first contact surface 182 and the area of the second contact surface 184 are different, the low melting point interposition member is disposed on the larger area 162, so that uniform bonding is possible. is there.

介在部材190は、低温で第1被接合部材160および/又は中間部材180を構成する導電材料との間で液相を作る(共晶反応する)ことができる共晶反応材料からなる場合、第1被接合部材160および中間部材180をより低い温度で中間部材に接合することが可能であるため好ましい。この場合、接合界面には、拡散接合領域および塑性流動接合領域に加えて、中間材介在接合領域(介在部材190と、介在部材190を構成する導電材料が第1被接合部材160および中間部材180を構成する導電材料に拡散した拡散接合領域と、を含んでいる領域)が含まれ、かつ、拡散接合領域には、排出あるいは拡散された介在部材190が存在することとなる。なお、共晶反応材料の厚さは、例えば、10〜100μmであるが、特にこれに限定されず、また、厚さを部位に応じ適宜変化させることも可能である。   When the interposed member 190 is made of a eutectic reaction material capable of forming a liquid phase (eutectic reaction) with the conductive material constituting the first bonded member 160 and / or the intermediate member 180 at a low temperature, Since it is possible to join 1 to-be-joined member 160 and the intermediate member 180 to an intermediate member at lower temperature, it is preferable. In this case, in addition to the diffusion bonding region and the plastic flow bonding region, the intermediate material intermediate bonding region (the intermediate member 190 and the conductive material constituting the intermediate member 190 include the first bonded member 160 and the intermediate member 180 at the bonding interface. And a diffusion bonding region diffused in the conductive material that constitutes the conductive material, and the discharged or diffused interposition member 190 exists in the diffusion bonding region. In addition, the thickness of the eutectic reaction material is, for example, 10 to 100 μm, but is not particularly limited thereto, and the thickness can be appropriately changed according to the site.

共晶反応材料は、液相を形成し、被接合部材同士および共晶反応材料と被接合部材との間における相互拡散を促進するため、良好な接合強度を確保することが可能であり、かつ、形成される液相によって間隙が埋められるため、広い面積や曲面の接合においても良好な水密性を達成することが容易である。また、共晶反応により低融点で液相化し、酸素を遮断して再酸化を抑制する役割を果たすため、真空雰囲気と長時間が必要であった真空ろう付けに対し、大気中における短時間、低入熱での接合が可能となり、量産化が容易となる点でも好ましい。なお、アルミニウムと共晶反応する共晶反応材料は、例えば、亜鉛(Zn)、銅(Cu)、錫(Sn)、銀(Ag)である。   Since the eutectic reaction material forms a liquid phase and promotes interdiffusion between the members to be joined and between the eutectic reaction material and the member to be joined, it is possible to ensure good joint strength, and Since the gap is filled with the liquid phase to be formed, it is easy to achieve good water-tightness even when joining large areas or curved surfaces. In addition, it becomes a liquid phase with a low melting point by eutectic reaction, and plays a role of blocking oxygen and suppressing reoxidation. This is also preferable in that joining with low heat input is possible and mass production is easy. In addition, eutectic reaction materials that undergo eutectic reaction with aluminum are, for example, zinc (Zn), copper (Cu), tin (Sn), and silver (Ag).

第2接触面184の面積が、第1接触面182の面積より大きい場合は、均一に接合するために、介在部材190は、第2被接合部材170と中間部材180との間に配置されることが好ましい。なお、介在部材190は、液相を形成するろう材やはんだを適用することが可能である。また、介在部材190は、別体からなる形態に限定されず、第1被接合部材160あるいは中間部材180と一体化された被覆層から構成することも可能である。この場合、介在部材190を局所的に配置することが可能である。被覆は、めっき、クラッド材、塗布等により形成することが可能である。   When the area of the second contact surface 184 is larger than the area of the first contact surface 182, the interposition member 190 is disposed between the second member to be bonded 170 and the intermediate member 180 in order to bond uniformly. It is preferable. In addition, the interposition member 190 can apply a brazing material or solder that forms a liquid phase. In addition, the interposition member 190 is not limited to a separate form, and may be formed of a covering layer integrated with the first member to be bonded 160 or the intermediate member 180. In this case, it is possible to arrange the interposed member 190 locally. The coating can be formed by plating, cladding material, coating, or the like.

図4は、実施の形態1に係る変形例2を説明するための概略図である。   FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram for explaining a second modification according to the first embodiment.

変形例2に係る接合装置100Bにおいては、第1被接合部材160と中間部材180との間に配置される第1介在部材192と、第2被接合部材170と中間部材180との間に配置される第2介在部材194とを有する。第1介在部材192は、第1被接合部材160および/又は中間部材180を構成する導電材料より低融点の導電材料からなり、第2介在部材194は、第2被接合部材170および/又は中間部材180を構成する導電材料より低融点の導電材料からなる。   In the joining apparatus 100 </ b> B according to the second modification, the first interposed member 192 disposed between the first joined member 160 and the intermediate member 180 and the second interposed member 170 disposed between the intermediate member 180. And a second interposed member 194. The first interposed member 192 is made of a conductive material having a melting point lower than that of the conductive material constituting the first bonded member 160 and / or the intermediate member 180, and the second interposed member 194 is formed of the second bonded member 170 and / or the intermediate member. It is made of a conductive material having a melting point lower than that of the conductive material constituting the member 180.

したがって、第1および第2被接合部材160,170を、低い温度で中間部材180に接合することが可能であり、かつ、中間部材180を構成する導電材料の選択の自由度が大きい。第1および第2介在部材192,194は、より低い温度での接合を実施するためには、共晶反応材料からなることが好ましい。   Therefore, the first and second members to be joined 160 and 170 can be joined to the intermediate member 180 at a low temperature, and the degree of freedom of selection of the conductive material constituting the intermediate member 180 is great. The first and second interposed members 192 and 194 are preferably made of a eutectic reaction material in order to perform bonding at a lower temperature.

第1および第2介在部材192,194は、別体からなる形態に限定されず、中間部材180と一体化された被覆層から構成したり、第1および第2被接合部材160,170と一体化された被覆層から構成することも可能である。   The first and second interposed members 192 and 194 are not limited to forms formed separately from each other, and may be formed of a coating layer integrated with the intermediate member 180 or integrated with the first and second members to be bonded 160 and 170. It is also possible to make it from a structured coating layer.

図5は、実施の形態1に係る変形例3を説明するための概略図である。   FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram for explaining a third modification according to the first embodiment.

変形例3に係る接合装置100Cにおいては、中間部材180が、導電材料からなる3つの中間部材(被接合部材)180A〜180Cからなり、第3保持部126と第2摺動装置130Aとが追加されている。中間部材(第1中間部材)180Aは、第1被接合部材160に相対しかつ第1接触面182を有する。中間部材(第2中間部材)180Cは、第2被接合部材170に相対しかつ第2接触面184を有する。中間部材(第3中間部材)180Bは、中間部材180Aと中間部材180Cとの間に配置される。第3保持部126は、中間部材180A,180Cに対して中間部材180Bを相対的に静止した状態で保持する第2保持手段である。第2摺動装置130Aは、中間部材180Aが有する第1接触面182を、第1被接合部材160に対して摺動させて摩擦熱を発生させるために使用され、摺動装置130は、中間部材180Cが有する第2接触面184を、第2被接合部材170に対して摺動させて摩擦熱を発生させるために使用される。   In the joining apparatus 100C according to the modification 3, the intermediate member 180 is composed of three intermediate members (joined members) 180A to 180C made of a conductive material, and the third holding portion 126 and the second sliding device 130A are added. Has been. The intermediate member (first intermediate member) 180 </ b> A is opposed to the first member to be bonded 160 and has a first contact surface 182. The intermediate member (second intermediate member) 180 </ b> C is opposed to the second bonded member 170 and has a second contact surface 184. The intermediate member (third intermediate member) 180B is disposed between the intermediate member 180A and the intermediate member 180C. The third holding unit 126 is a second holding unit that holds the intermediate member 180B relatively stationary with respect to the intermediate members 180A and 180C. The second sliding device 130A is used to generate frictional heat by sliding the first contact surface 182 of the intermediate member 180A with respect to the first member 160 to be bonded. The second contact surface 184 of the member 180C is slid with respect to the second joined member 170 to generate frictional heat.

この場合、第3保持部126によって中央に位置する中間部材180Bの水平方向への移動を規制(中間部材180A,180Cに対して中間部材180Bを相対的に静止した状態で保持)しながら、第1および第2摺動装置130,130Aによって上方に位置する中間部材180Aと下方に位置する中間部材180Cとを水平方向Hに振動(加振)させることにより、第1および第2被接合部材160,170を、中間部材180Aおよび中間部材180Cに接合しつつ、中間部材180Bを中間部材180Aおよび中間部材180Cに接合することが可能である。つまり、変形例3においては、5つの被接合部材からなるワークを接合することができる。なお、保持部および摺動装置をさらに追加することで、3つを越える中間部材を有する場合においても適用することが可能である。   In this case, the third holding portion 126 restricts the movement of the intermediate member 180B located in the center in the horizontal direction (holding the intermediate member 180B relatively stationary with respect to the intermediate members 180A and 180C) The first and second members to be joined 160 are vibrated (excited) in the horizontal direction H by the intermediate member 180A positioned above and the intermediate member 180C positioned below by the first and second sliding devices 130 and 130A. , 170 can be joined to the intermediate member 180A and the intermediate member 180C, and the intermediate member 180B can be joined to the intermediate member 180A and the intermediate member 180C. That is, in the modification 3, the workpiece | work consisting of five to-be-joined members can be joined. In addition, it is possible to apply even when it has more than three intermediate members by further adding a holding part and a sliding device.

図6は、実施の形態1に係る変形例4を説明するための概略図である。   FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram for explaining a fourth modification according to the first embodiment.

ワークWは、単純な形状のものに限定されず、高圧ダイカスト法(HPDC)が適用される複雑な形状を有する大型部品であっても適用することが可能である。   The workpiece W is not limited to a simple shape, and can be applied even to a large part having a complicated shape to which a high pressure die casting method (HPDC) is applied.

例えば、変形例4に係る接合装置100Dにおいては、フランジ部166および半球状部168を有する第1被接合部材160Aと、フランジ部176および半球状部178を有する第2被接合部材170Aとを、中間部材180Aに接合することも可能である。   For example, in the joining device 100D according to the modified example 4, the first joined member 160A having the flange portion 166 and the hemispherical portion 168, and the second joined member 170A having the flange portion 176 and the hemispherical portion 178, It is also possible to join the intermediate member 180A.

この場合、大型の成形部品である第1および第2被接合部材160A,170Aの水平方向への移動を規制するため、保持装置120の第1保持部122Aおよび第2保持部124Bは、第1および第2被接合部材160A,170Aを複数箇所で固定するように構成することが好ましい。   In this case, the first holding part 122A and the second holding part 124B of the holding device 120 are the first holding part 120B in order to restrict the horizontal movement of the first and second joined members 160A and 170A, which are large molded parts. It is preferable that the second members to be joined 160A and 170A be fixed at a plurality of locations.

また、加圧装置140の第1および第2加圧部142A,144Bは、第1および第2被接合部材160A,170Aと当接し、押圧力を直接付加するようにし、第1および第2電極102A,104Aは、第1および第2加圧部142A,144Bに弾性的に連結され、第1および第2加圧部142A,144Bからの大きな押圧力が、直接付加されないように構成することが好ましい。   Further, the first and second pressurizing portions 142A and 144B of the pressurizing device 140 are in contact with the first and second joined members 160A and 170A so as to directly apply the pressing force, and the first and second electrodes 102A and 104A are elastically connected to the first and second pressurizing units 142A and 144B, and are configured so that a large pressing force from the first and second pressurizing units 142A and 144B is not directly applied. preferable.

以上のように、実施の形態1においては、抵抗加熱するための第1および第2電極は、摺動する第1および第2接触面に接触しておらず、かつ、相対的に静止している第1および第2被接合部材に電気的に接続されているため、摺動によって、抵抗加熱による温度上昇によって軟化した電極が磨耗したり、軟化した部位が電極に溶着することが引き起こされることが回避され、電極の交換頻度を低減することが可能である。つまり、導電材料からなる被接合部材を抵抗加熱するための電極の寿命を向上させ得る接合方法および接合装置を提供することができる。   As described above, in the first embodiment, the first and second electrodes for resistance heating are not in contact with the sliding first and second contact surfaces and are relatively stationary. Since the electrodes are electrically connected to the first and second members to be joined, sliding causes wear of the softened electrode due to a temperature rise due to resistance heating, or welding of the softened portion to the electrode. Can be avoided and the frequency of electrode replacement can be reduced. That is, it is possible to provide a bonding method and a bonding apparatus that can improve the life of an electrode for resistance heating a member to be bonded made of a conductive material.

中間部材が、第1被接合部材と第2被接合部材との間に配置される場合、被接合部材が直列に接合された構造を容易に形成することが可能である。   When the intermediate member is disposed between the first member to be joined and the second member to be joined, it is possible to easily form a structure in which the members to be joined are joined in series.

接合される第1および第2接触面の面積を、略同一とする場合、第1接触面および第2接触面の一方に電流が集中することが抑制されるため、均一に加熱することが容易である。   When the areas of the first and second contact surfaces to be joined are substantially the same, current is prevented from concentrating on one of the first contact surface and the second contact surface, so uniform heating is easy. It is.

第1接触面の面積が第2接触面の面積より大きい場合は、第1被接合部材および/又は中間部材を構成する導電材料より低融点の導電材料からなる介在部材を、第1被接合部材と中間部材との間に配置し、第2接触面の面積が第1接触面の面積より大きい場合は、第2被接合部材および/又は中間部材を構成する導電材料より低融点の導電材料からなる介在部材を、第2被接合部材と3被接合部材との間に配置する場合、面積が大きい方に低融点の介在部材が配置されているため、均一に接合することが可能である。   When the area of the first contact surface is larger than the area of the second contact surface, an intermediate member made of a conductive material having a melting point lower than that of the conductive material constituting the first member to be joined and / or the intermediate member is used as the first member to be joined. When the area of the second contact surface is larger than the area of the first contact surface, a conductive material having a melting point lower than that of the conductive material constituting the second bonded member and / or the intermediate member is used. When the intermediate member to be arranged is arranged between the second and third members to be joined, the low melting point interposing member is arranged on the larger area, so that it can be uniformly joined.

摺動が振動からなり、中間部材の第1および第2接触面が振動の方向に対して一様形状を有する場合、第1および第2接触面を振動によって容易に接合することが可能である。   When the sliding consists of vibration and the first and second contact surfaces of the intermediate member have a uniform shape with respect to the direction of vibration, the first and second contact surfaces can be easily joined by vibration. .

中間部材が第1および第2被接合部材を構成する導電材料より低融点の導電材料から構成される場合、第1被接合部材および/又は第2被接合部材を、低い温度で中間部材に接合することが可能である。   When the intermediate member is made of a conductive material having a melting point lower than that of the conductive material constituting the first and second bonded members, the first bonded member and / or the second bonded member are bonded to the intermediate member at a low temperature. Is possible.

第1被接合部材と中間部材との間に配置され、第1被接合部材および/又は中間部材を構成する導電材料より低融点の導電材料からなる第1介在部材と、第2被接合部材と中間部材との間に配置され、第2被接合部材および/又は中間部材を構成する導電材料より低融点の導電材料からなる第2介在部材と、を有する場合、第1および第2被接合部材を、低い温度で中間部材に接合することが可能であり、かつ、中間部材を構成する導電材料の選択の自由度が大きい。   A first interposed member that is disposed between the first member to be joined and the intermediate member and is made of a conductive material having a melting point lower than that of the conductive material constituting the first member to be joined and / or the intermediate member; and a second member to be joined And a second interposed member made of a conductive material having a melting point lower than that of the conductive material constituting the second member to be joined and / or the intermediate member, the first and second members to be joined Can be bonded to the intermediate member at a low temperature, and the degree of freedom in selecting the conductive material constituting the intermediate member is great.

第1および第2介在部材を中間部材と一体化された被覆層から構成する場合、第1および第2介在部材を第1および第2接触面のみに局所的に配置することが可能である。   In the case where the first and second interposed members are formed of a covering layer integrated with the intermediate member, the first and second interposed members can be locally disposed only on the first and second contact surfaces.

次に、実施の形態2を説明する。   Next, a second embodiment will be described.

図7は、実施の形態2に係る接合装置を説明するための概略図である。   FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram for explaining the joining apparatus according to the second embodiment.

実施の形態2は、被接合部材の一方の表面に、複数の被接合部材が並置して接合された構造を容易に形成することが可能である点で、被接合部材が直列に接合された構造を容易に形成することが可能である実施の形態1と概して異なる。   In the second embodiment, the members to be joined are joined in series in that it is possible to easily form a structure in which a plurality of members to be joined are juxtaposed and joined to one surface of the members to be joined. In general, the structure is different from the first embodiment in which the structure can be easily formed.

詳述すると、実施の形態2に係る接合装置200は、ワークWを接合するために使用され、第1電極202、第2電極204、電流供給装置210、保持装置220、摺動装置(摺動手段)230、加圧装置240および制御装置250を有する。   Specifically, the joining device 200 according to the second embodiment is used to join the workpieces W, and includes a first electrode 202, a second electrode 204, a current supply device 210, a holding device 220, a sliding device (sliding). Means) 230, pressurizing device 240 and control device 250.

ワークWは、上方に位置する第1および第2被接合部材260,270と、下方に位置する第3被接合部材である中間部材280とからなり、第1被接合部材260と第2被接合部材270とが中間部材280の一方の表面に並置されている。したがって、中間部材280は、第1被接合部材260と接触する第1接触面282と、第2被接合部材270と接触する第2接触面284と、を同一面に有する。   The workpiece W includes first and second members to be joined 260 and 270 located above and an intermediate member 280 that is a third member to be joined located below, and the first and second members 260 and 260 are joined. A member 270 is juxtaposed on one surface of the intermediate member 280. Therefore, the intermediate member 280 has the first contact surface 282 that contacts the first member to be bonded 260 and the second contact surface 284 that contacts the second member to be bonded 270 on the same surface.

第1電極202および第2電極204は、上方に位置する第1および第2被接合部材260,270に電気的に接続されており、電流供給装置210は、電流が、第1電極202から、第1被接合部材260、中間部材280および第2被接合部材270を経由して第2電極204に流れるように構成されている。   The first electrode 202 and the second electrode 204 are electrically connected to the first and second members to be joined 260 and 270 located above, and the current supply device 210 receives current from the first electrode 202. The first member to be joined 260, the intermediate member 280, and the second member to be joined 270 are configured to flow to the second electrode 204.

保持装置220は、第1保持部222と、第1保持部224と並置される第2保持部224とを有する。第1保持部222は、第1被接合部材260を保持し、水平方向への移動を規制することで、中間部材280の第1接触面282に対して第1被接合部材260(および第1電極202)を相対的に静止した状態で維持するために使用される。第2保持部224は、中間部材280の第2接触面284に対して第2被接合部材270(および第2電極204)を相対的に静止した状態で維持するために使用される。第1保持部222および第2保持部224は、適宜一体化することも可能である。   The holding device 220 includes a first holding unit 222 and a second holding unit 224 juxtaposed with the first holding unit 224. The first holding unit 222 holds the first member to be bonded 260 and restricts the movement in the horizontal direction, whereby the first member to be bonded 260 (and the first member 260 with respect to the first contact surface 282 of the intermediate member 280). Used to maintain the electrode 202) in a relatively stationary state. The second holding part 224 is used to maintain the second member to be bonded 270 (and the second electrode 204) relatively stationary with respect to the second contact surface 284 of the intermediate member 280. The first holding unit 222 and the second holding unit 224 can be appropriately integrated.

摺動装置230は、中間部材280が有する第1および第2接触面282,284を、第1および第2被接合部材260,270に対して摺動させるために使用され、中間部材280を水平方向Hに振動(加振)させるシャフト232と、シャフト232の駆動源であるモータ234と、を有する。   The sliding device 230 is used to slide the first and second contact surfaces 282 and 284 of the intermediate member 280 relative to the first and second members to be joined 260 and 270, and the intermediate member 280 is moved horizontally. A shaft 232 that vibrates (vibrates) in the direction H and a motor 234 that is a drive source of the shaft 232 are included.

加圧装置240は、上方に位置する第1加圧部242および第2加圧部244を有する。第1加圧部242は、第1接触面282に対する第1被接合部材260の押し付け面圧を調整するため面圧調整手段であり、第1電極202に連結され、かつ上下方向Lに進退動可能となっている。第2加圧部244は、第2接触面284に対する第2被接合部材270の押し付け面圧を調整するため面圧調整手段であり、第2電極204に連結され、かつ、上下方向Lに進退動可能になっている。   The pressure device 240 includes a first pressure unit 242 and a second pressure unit 244 located above. The first pressurizing unit 242 is a surface pressure adjusting means for adjusting the pressing surface pressure of the first bonded member 260 against the first contact surface 282, is connected to the first electrode 202, and moves forward and backward in the vertical direction L. It is possible. The second pressurizing unit 244 is a surface pressure adjusting means for adjusting the pressing surface pressure of the second member to be bonded 270 against the second contact surface 284, is connected to the second electrode 204, and advances and retreats in the vertical direction L. It is possible to move.

したがって、制御装置250は、加圧装置240によって第1接触面282に対する第1被接合部材260の押し付け面圧および第2接触面284に対する第2被接合部材270の押し付け面圧を調整した状態で、摺動装置230によって中間部材280を水平方向Hに振動させることによって、中間部材280が有する第1および第2接触面282,284を、第1および第2被接合部材260,270に対して摺動させつつ、電流供給装置210から供給される電流を、第1電極202から、第1被接合部材260、中間部材280および第2被接合部材270を経由して、第2電極204へ流して抵抗加熱することによって、第1および第2接触面282,284を、中間部材280の一方の面に接合することが可能である。   Therefore, the control device 250 adjusts the pressing surface pressure of the first member to be bonded 260 against the first contact surface 282 and the pressing surface pressure of the second member to be bonded 270 against the second contact surface 284 by the pressure device 240. The first and second contact surfaces 282 and 284 of the intermediate member 280 are made to move relative to the first and second members to be joined 260 and 270 by vibrating the intermediate member 280 in the horizontal direction H by the sliding device 230. While sliding, the current supplied from the current supply device 210 flows from the first electrode 202 to the second electrode 204 via the first member to be joined 260, the intermediate member 280, and the second member to be joined 270. The first and second contact surfaces 282 and 284 can be joined to one surface of the intermediate member 280 by resistance heating.

この際、抵抗加熱するための第1および第2電極202,204は、摺動する第1および第2接触面282,284に接触しておらず、かつ、相対的に静止している第1および第2被接合部材260,270に電気的に接続されているため、摺動によって、抵抗加熱による温度上昇によって軟化した電極202,204が磨耗したり、軟化した部位が電極202,204に溶着することが引き起こされることが回避され、電極202,204の交換頻度を低減することが可能である。   At this time, the first and second electrodes 202 and 204 for resistance heating are not in contact with the sliding first and second contact surfaces 282 and 284 and are relatively stationary. In addition, since the electrodes 202 and 204 are softened due to the temperature rise due to resistance heating due to sliding, the softened portions are welded to the electrodes 202 and 204 because they are electrically connected to the second bonded members 260 and 270. Is avoided, and the frequency of replacement of the electrodes 202 and 204 can be reduced.

なお、実施の形態2においては、第1被接合部材260に対する第1接触面282の面積は、第2被接合部材270に対する第2接触面284の面積より大きい。したがって、第1被接合部材260の押し付け面圧を、第2被接合部材270の押し付け面圧より小さくなるように制御することが好ましい。つまり、第1接触面282の面積と第2接触面284とが異なっていても、その差異に応じて面圧を変更し接触抵抗を調整することにより、均一に加熱することが可能である。また、第1被接合部材260に対する第1接触面282の面積が、第2被接合部材270に対する第2接触面284の面積より小さい場合は、同様の観点から、第1被接合部材260の押し付け面圧を、第2被接合部材270の押し付け面圧より大きくなるように制御することが好ましい。   In the second embodiment, the area of the first contact surface 282 with respect to the first member to be bonded 260 is larger than the area of the second contact surface 284 with respect to the second member to be bonded 270. Therefore, it is preferable to control the pressing surface pressure of the first member to be bonded 260 to be smaller than the pressing surface pressure of the second member to be bonded 270. That is, even if the area of the first contact surface 282 and the second contact surface 284 are different, it is possible to heat uniformly by changing the surface pressure according to the difference and adjusting the contact resistance. In addition, when the area of the first contact surface 282 with respect to the first member to be bonded 260 is smaller than the area of the second contact surface 284 with respect to the second member to be bonded 270, the first member to be bonded 260 is pressed from the same viewpoint. It is preferable to control the surface pressure so as to be larger than the pressing surface pressure of the second member to be bonded 270.

図8は、実施の形態2に係る変形例1を説明するための概略図である。   FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram for explaining the first modification according to the second embodiment.

変形例1に係る接合装置200Aにおいては、第1および第2被接合部材260,270と相対する中間部材280の一方の面に配置される介在部材290を有する。介在部材290は、実施の形態1に係る変形例2と同様に、第1および第2被接合部材260,270を構成する導電材料より低融点の導電材料からなる。したがって、第1および第2被接合部材260,270を、低い温度で中間部材280に接合することが可能であり、かつ、中間部材280を構成する導電材料の選択の自由度が大きい。介在部材290は、別体からなる形態に限定されず、中間部材280と一体化された被覆層から構成したり、第1および第2被接合部材260,270と一体化された被覆層から構成することが可能である。   The joining apparatus 200A according to the first modification includes an interposition member 290 disposed on one surface of the intermediate member 280 facing the first and second joined members 260 and 270. The interposition member 290 is made of a conductive material having a melting point lower than that of the conductive materials constituting the first and second members to be joined 260 and 270, as in the second modification according to the first embodiment. Therefore, the first and second members to be joined 260 and 270 can be joined to the intermediate member 280 at a low temperature, and the degree of freedom in selecting a conductive material constituting the intermediate member 280 is great. The interposed member 290 is not limited to a separate form, and is configured from a coating layer that is integrated with the intermediate member 280, or is configured from a coating layer that is integrated with the first and second bonded members 260 and 270. Is possible.

図9は、実施の形態2に係る変形例2を説明するための概略図である。   FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram for explaining a second modification according to the second embodiment.

変形例2に係る接合装置200Bにおいては、中間部材280が、導電材料からなる3つの中間部材(被接合部材)280A〜280Cからなり、第3保持部226と第2摺動装置230Aとが追加されている。中間部材(第1中間部材)280Aは、第1および第2被接合部材260,270に相対しかつ第1および第2接触面282,284を有する。中間部材(第2中間部材)280Bおよび中間部材280Cは、中間部材280Aにおける第1および第2接触面282,284の逆側に位置する面に相対して配置され、中間部材280Cは、外部に面している(最下方に位置している)。第3保持部226は、中間部材280A,280Cに対して中間部材280Bを相対的に静止した状態で保持する第2保持手段である。第2摺動装置230Aは、中間部材280Cを、中間部材280Bに対して摺動させて摩擦熱を発生させるために使用される。なお、摺動装置230は、中間部材280Aを、中間部材280Bに対して摺動させて摩擦熱を発生させる機能も有する。   In the joining device 200B according to Modification 2, the intermediate member 280 is composed of three intermediate members (joined members) 280A to 280C made of a conductive material, and a third holding unit 226 and a second sliding device 230A are added. Has been. The intermediate member (first intermediate member) 280 </ b> A is opposed to the first and second members to be joined 260 and 270 and has first and second contact surfaces 282 and 284. The intermediate member (second intermediate member) 280B and the intermediate member 280C are disposed so as to be opposed to the surfaces of the intermediate member 280A that are opposite to the first and second contact surfaces 282, 284, and the intermediate member 280C is disposed outside. Facing (located at the bottom). The third holding unit 226 is a second holding unit that holds the intermediate member 280B relatively stationary with respect to the intermediate members 280A and 280C. The second sliding device 230A is used for generating frictional heat by sliding the intermediate member 280C with respect to the intermediate member 280B. The sliding device 230 also has a function of generating frictional heat by sliding the intermediate member 280A with respect to the intermediate member 280B.

この場合、実施の形態1に係る変形例3と同様に、第3保持部226によって中央に位置する中間部材280Bの水平方向への移動を規制する一方、第2摺動装置230Aによって下方に位置する中間部材280Cを水平方向Hに振動(加振)させることにより、第1および第2被接合部材260,270を、上方に位置する中間部材280Aに接合しつつ、中央に位置する中間部材280Bを中間部材280Aおよび中間部材280Cに接合することが可能である。つまり、変形例3においては、5つの被接合部材からなるワークWを接合することが可能である。なお、中間部材280Cおよび第2摺動装置230Aを省略することで、2つの中間部材を有する場合に適用したり、保持部および摺動装置をさらに追加することで、3つを越える中間部材を有する場合においても適用することが可能である。   In this case, as in the third modification according to the first embodiment, the third holding portion 226 restricts the movement of the intermediate member 280B located in the center in the horizontal direction, while the second sliding device 230A positions the lower position. By oscillating (vibrating) the intermediate member 280C in the horizontal direction H, the first and second members to be joined 260 and 270 are joined to the intermediate member 280A located above and the middle member 280B located in the center. Can be joined to the intermediate member 280A and the intermediate member 280C. That is, in the modification 3, it is possible to join the workpieces W composed of five members to be joined. In addition, by omitting the intermediate member 280C and the second sliding device 230A, the present invention can be applied to the case where there are two intermediate members, or by adding a holding portion and a sliding device, more than three intermediate members can be provided. It is possible to apply even if it has.

以上のように、実施の形態2においては、第1被接合部材と第2被接合部材とは、中間部材の一方の表面に並置されているため、被接合部材の一方の表面に、複数の被接合部材が並置して接合された構造を容易に形成することが可能である。   As described above, in the second embodiment, the first member to be joined and the second member to be joined are juxtaposed on one surface of the intermediate member. It is possible to easily form a structure in which the members to be joined are juxtaposed and joined.

また、第1接触面の面積が第2接触面の面積より大きい場合、第1接触面に対する第1被接合部材の押し付け面圧は、第2接触面に対する第2被接合部材の押し付け面圧より小さく、第1接触面の面積が第2接触面の面積より小さい場合、第1接触面に対する第1被接合部材の押し付け面圧は、第2接触面に対する第2被接合部材の押し付け面圧より大きくする。この場合、第1および第2接触面の面積の差異に応じて面圧を変更し接触抵抗が調整されるため、均一に加熱することが可能である。   Further, when the area of the first contact surface is larger than the area of the second contact surface, the pressing surface pressure of the first bonded member against the first contact surface is greater than the pressing surface pressure of the second bonded member against the second contact surface. When the area of the first contact surface is smaller and smaller than the area of the second contact surface, the pressing surface pressure of the first bonded member against the first contact surface is greater than the pressing surface pressure of the second bonded member against the second contact surface. Enlarge. In this case, since the contact resistance is adjusted by changing the surface pressure according to the difference in area between the first and second contact surfaces, it is possible to heat uniformly.

本発明は、上述した実施の形態に限定されるものではなく、特許請求の範囲で種々改変することができる。   The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications can be made within the scope of the claims.

例えば、第1および第2電極は、第1および第2被接合部材に直接接触する形態に限定されない。また、加圧装置の第1および第2加圧部と第1および第2電極とを独立して進退動可能に構成することも可能である。   For example, the first and second electrodes are not limited to the form that directly contacts the first and second members to be joined. Moreover, it is also possible to comprise the 1st and 2nd pressurization part of a pressurization apparatus, and the 1st and 2nd electrode so that advancing / retreating independently is possible.

100,100A〜100D 接合装置、
102,102A 第1電極、
104,104A 第2電極、
110 電流供給装置(電流供給手段)、
120 保持装置(保持手段)、
122,122A 第1保持部、
124,124B 第2保持部、
126 第3保持部(第2保持手段)、
130 摺動装置(摺動手段)、
130A 第2摺動装置(摺動手段)、
132 シャフト、
134 モータ、
140 加圧装置、
142,142A 第1加圧部(面圧調整手段)、
144,144B 第2加圧部(面圧調整手段)、
150 制御装置(制御手段)、
160,160A 第1被接合部材、
166 フランジ部、
168 半球状部、
170,170A 第2被接合部材、
176 フランジ部、
178 半球状部、
180 中間部材(第3被接合部材)、
180A 中間部材(第1中間部材)、
180B 中間部材(第3中間部材)、
180C 中間部材(第2中間部材)、
182 第1接触面、
184 第2接触面、
190 介在部材、
192 第1介在部材、
194 第2介在部材、
200,200A,200B 接合装置、
202 第1電極、
204 第2電極、
210 電流供給装置(電流供給手段)、
220 保持装置(保持手段)、
222 第1保持部、
224 第2保持部、
226 第3保持部(第2保持手段)、
230 摺動装置(摺動手段)、
230A 第2摺動装置(摺動手段)、
232 シャフト、
234 モータ、
240 加圧装置、
242 第1加圧部(面圧調整手段)、
244 第2加圧部(面圧調整手段)、
250 制御装置(制御手段)、
260 第1被接合部材、
270 第2被接合部材、
280 中間部材(第3被接合部材)、
280A 中間部材(第1中間部材)、
280B 中間部材(第2中間部材)、
280C 中間部材、
282 第1接触面、
284 第2接触面、
290 介在部材、
H 水平方向、
L 上下方向、
W ワーク。
100,100A-100D joining apparatus,
102, 102A first electrode,
104, 104A second electrode,
110 Current supply device (current supply means),
120 holding device (holding means),
122, 122A first holding part,
124, 124B second holding part,
126 third holding part (second holding means),
130 sliding device (sliding means),
130A second sliding device (sliding means),
132 shaft,
134 motor,
140 pressure device,
142, 142A first pressurizing part (surface pressure adjusting means),
144, 144B second pressurizing part (surface pressure adjusting means),
150 control device (control means),
160, 160A first member to be joined,
166 flange,
168 hemispherical part,
170, 170A second member to be joined,
176 flange,
178 hemispherical part,
180 intermediate member (third member to be joined),
180A intermediate member (first intermediate member),
180B intermediate member (third intermediate member),
180C intermediate member (second intermediate member),
182 first contact surface,
184 second contact surface,
190 interposition member,
192 first interposed member,
194 second interposed member,
200, 200A, 200B joining device,
202 first electrode,
204 second electrode,
210 current supply device (current supply means),
220 holding device (holding means),
222 first holding part,
224 second holding portion,
226 third holding portion (second holding means),
230 sliding device (sliding means),
230A second sliding device (sliding means),
232 shaft,
234 motor,
240 pressure device,
242 1st pressurizing part (surface pressure adjusting means),
244 2nd pressurizing part (surface pressure adjusting means),
250 control device (control means),
260 first member to be joined,
270 Second member to be joined,
280 Intermediate member (third member to be joined),
280A intermediate member (first intermediate member),
280B intermediate member (second intermediate member),
280C intermediate member,
282 first contact surface,
284 second contact surface,
290 interposition member,
H horizontal direction,
L vertical direction,
W Work.

Claims (19)

導電材料からなる3つ以上の被接合部材を同時に接合する接合方法であって、
第1電極が電気的に接続された第1被接合部材と、第2電極が電気的に接続された第2被接合部材とを、1つ以上の被接合部材によって構成される中間部材に、接合するための接合工程を有し、
前記中間部材は、前記第1被接合部材と接触する第1接触面と、前記第2被接合部材と接触する第2接触面と、を有しており、
前記接合工程において、前記第1および第2被接合部材に対して前記第1および第2接触面を摺動させつつ、
電流を、前記第1電極から、前記第1被接合部材、前記中間部材および前記第2被接合部材を経由して、前記第2電極へ流して抵抗加熱することによって、前記第1および第2接触面を、前記第1および第2被接合部材に接合する
ことを特徴とする接合方法。
A bonding method for simultaneously bonding three or more members to be bonded made of a conductive material,
The first member to be joined to which the first electrode is electrically connected and the second member to be joined to which the second electrode is electrically connected to an intermediate member constituted by one or more members to be joined, Having a joining process for joining,
The intermediate member has a first contact surface that contacts the first member to be bonded, and a second contact surface that contacts the second member to be bonded,
In the joining step, while sliding the first and second contact surfaces with respect to the first and second members to be joined,
By applying a current from the first electrode to the second electrode via the first member to be joined, the intermediate member and the second member to be resistance-heated, the first and second A contact surface is joined to the first and second members to be joined.
前記中間部材は、前記第1被接合部材と前記第2被接合部材との間に配置されることを特徴とする請求項1に記載の接合方法。   The joining method according to claim 1, wherein the intermediate member is disposed between the first member to be joined and the second member to be joined. 接合される前記第1および第2接触面の面積は、略同一であることを特徴とする請求項2に記載の接合方法。   The joining method according to claim 2, wherein areas of the first and second contact surfaces to be joined are substantially the same. 前記第1接触面の面積が前記第2接触面の面積より大きい場合は、前記第1被接合部材および/又は前記中間部材を構成する導電材料より低融点の導電材料からなる介在部材を、前記第1被接合部材と前記中間部材との間に配置し、
前記第2接触面の面積が前記第1接触面の面積より大きい場合は、前記第2被接合部材および/又は前記中間部材を構成する導電材料より低融点の導電材料からなる介在部材を、前記第2被接合部材と前記3被接合部材との間に配置する
ことを特徴とする請求項2に記載の接合方法。
When the area of the first contact surface is larger than the area of the second contact surface, an interposed member made of a conductive material having a melting point lower than that of the conductive material constituting the first member to be joined and / or the intermediate member, It arrange | positions between a 1st to-be-joined member and the said intermediate member,
When the area of the second contact surface is larger than the area of the first contact surface, an intermediate member made of a conductive material having a melting point lower than that of the conductive material constituting the second member to be joined and / or the intermediate member, It arrange | positions between a 2nd to-be-joined member and the said 3 to-be-joined member. The joining method of Claim 2 characterized by the above-mentioned.
前記中間部材は、前記第1被接合部材に相対しかつ前記第1接触面を有する第1中間部材と、前記第2被接合部材に相対しかつ前記第2接触面を有する第2中間部材と、前記第1中間部材と前記第2中間部材との間に配置される第3中間部材とを有しており、
前記接合工程において、前記第1および第2中間部材に対して前記第3中間部材を相対的に静止した状態で保持することにより、前記第1および第2中間部材と前記第3中間部材とを接合する
ことを特徴とする請求項2〜4のいずれか1項に記載の接合方法。
The intermediate member includes a first intermediate member that is opposed to the first member to be joined and has the first contact surface, and a second intermediate member that is opposed to the second member to be joined and has the second contact surface; And a third intermediate member disposed between the first intermediate member and the second intermediate member,
In the joining step, the first and second intermediate members and the third intermediate member are held by holding the third intermediate member relatively stationary with respect to the first and second intermediate members. It joins. The joining method of any one of Claims 2-4 characterized by the above-mentioned.
前記第1被接合部材と前記第2被接合部材とは、前記中間部材の一方の表面に並置されることを特徴とする請求項1に記載の接合方法。   The joining method according to claim 1, wherein the first joined member and the second joined member are juxtaposed on one surface of the intermediate member. 前記第1接触面の面積が前記第2接触面の面積より大きい場合、前記第1接触面に対する前記第1被接合部材の押し付け面圧は、前記第2接触面に対する前記第2被接合部材の押し付け面圧より小さく、
前記第1接触面の面積が前記第2接触面の面積より小さい場合、前記第1接触面に対する前記第1被接合部材の押し付け面圧は、前記第2接触面に対する前記第2被接合部材の押し付け面圧より大きい
ことを特徴とする請求項6に記載の接合方法。
When the area of the first contact surface is larger than the area of the second contact surface, the pressing surface pressure of the first member to be bonded to the first contact surface is the pressure of the second member to be bonded to the second contact surface. Smaller than the pressing surface pressure,
When the area of the first contact surface is smaller than the area of the second contact surface, the pressing surface pressure of the first member to be bonded to the first contact surface is the pressure of the second member to be bonded to the second contact surface. The bonding method according to claim 6, wherein the bonding surface pressure is greater than the pressing surface pressure.
前記中間部材は、前記第1および第2被接合部材に相対しかつ前記第1および第2接触面を有する第1中間部材と、前記第1中間部材における前記第1および第2接触面の逆側に位置する面に相対して配置される第2中間部材と、を有しており、
前記接合工程において、前記第1中間部材に対して前記第2中間部材を相対的に静止した状態で保持することにより、前記第1中間部材と前記第2中間部材とを接合する
ことを特徴とする請求項6又は請求項7に記載の接合方法。
The intermediate member includes a first intermediate member facing the first and second members to be joined and having the first and second contact surfaces, and a reverse of the first and second contact surfaces of the first intermediate member. A second intermediate member disposed relative to the surface located on the side,
In the joining step, the first intermediate member and the second intermediate member are joined by holding the second intermediate member relatively stationary with respect to the first intermediate member. The joining method according to claim 6 or 7.
前記摺動は、振動からなり、
前記第1および第2接触面は、前記振動の方向に対して一様形状を有することを特徴とする請求項1〜8のいずれか1項に記載の接合方法。
The sliding consists of vibrations,
The joining method according to claim 1, wherein the first and second contact surfaces have a uniform shape with respect to the vibration direction.
前記中間部材は、前記第1被接合部材および/又は前記第2被接合部材を構成する導電材料より低融点の導電材料から構成されることを特徴とする請求項1に記載の接合方法。   The joining method according to claim 1, wherein the intermediate member is made of a conductive material having a melting point lower than that of the conductive material constituting the first joined member and / or the second joined member. 前記第1被接合部材と前記中間部材との間に配置され、前記第1被接合部材および/又は前記中間部材を構成する導電材料より低融点の導電材料からなる第1介在部材と、
前記第2被接合部材と前記中間部材との間に配置され、前記第2被接合部材および/又は前記中間部材を構成する導電材料より低融点の導電材料からなる第2介在部材と、
を有することを特徴とする請求項1に記載の接合方法。
A first interposition member that is disposed between the first member to be joined and the intermediate member, and is made of a conductive material having a melting point lower than that of the first material to be joined and / or the intermediate member;
A second interposed member that is disposed between the second member to be joined and the intermediate member and is made of a conductive material having a melting point lower than that of the conductive material constituting the second member to be joined and / or the intermediate member;
The bonding method according to claim 1, further comprising:
前記第1介在部材および前記第2介在部材は、前記中間部材と一体化された被覆層からなることを特徴とする請求項11に記載の接合方法。   The joining method according to claim 11, wherein the first interposed member and the second interposed member are formed of a coating layer integrated with the intermediate member. 導電材料からなる3つ以上の被接合部材を同時に接合する接合装置であって、
第1被接合部材と第2被接合部材とを、1つ以上の被接合部材によって構成される中間部材に、接合するための接合手段を有し、
前記中間部材は、前記第1被接合部材と接触する第1接触面と、前記第2被接合部材と接触する第2接触面と、を有しており、
前記接合手段は、
前記第1被接合部材に電気的に接続される第1電極と、
前記第2被接合部材に電気的に接続される第2電極と、
電流を、前記第1電極から、前記第1被接合部材、前記中間部材および前記第2被接合部材を経由して第2電極に流すための電流供給手段と、
前記第1および第2接触面に対して前記第1および第2被接合部材を相対的に静止した状態で保持する保持手段と、
前記第1および第2接触面を前記第1および第2被接合部材に対して摺動させるための摺動手段と、
前記摺動手段および前記電流供給手段を制御し、前記第1および第2接触面を前記第1および第2被接合部材に対して摺動させつつ、電流を、前記第1電極から、前記第1被接合部材、前記中間部材および前記第2被接合部材を経由して、前記第2電極へ流して抵抗加熱することによって、前記第1および第2接触面を接合するための制御手段と、
を有することを特徴とする接合装置。
A joining apparatus for joining three or more members to be joined made of a conductive material at the same time,
Having a joining means for joining the first member to be joined and the second member to be joined to an intermediate member constituted by one or more members to be joined;
The intermediate member has a first contact surface that contacts the first member to be bonded, and a second contact surface that contacts the second member to be bonded,
The joining means includes
A first electrode electrically connected to the first member to be joined;
A second electrode electrically connected to the second member to be joined;
Current supply means for causing a current to flow from the first electrode to the second electrode via the first bonded member, the intermediate member, and the second bonded member;
Holding means for holding the first and second members to be joined relatively stationary with respect to the first and second contact surfaces;
Sliding means for sliding the first and second contact surfaces with respect to the first and second members to be joined;
The sliding means and the current supply means are controlled so that the current is supplied from the first electrode to the first electrode while sliding the first and second contact surfaces with respect to the first and second members to be joined. A control means for joining the first and second contact surfaces by flowing through the second electrode and resistance heating via the 1 to-be-joined member, the intermediate member and the second to-be-joined member;
A joining apparatus comprising:
前記中間部材は、前記第1被接合部材と前記第2被接合部材との間に配置されており、
前記保持手段は、
前記第1被接合部材を保持する第1保持部と、
前記中間部材に関して前記第1保持手段の逆側に位置し、前記第2被接合部材を保持する第2保持部と、
を有することを特徴とする請求項13に記載の被接合部材の接合装置。
The intermediate member is disposed between the first member to be joined and the second member to be joined,
The holding means is
A first holding part for holding the first joined member;
A second holding portion that is located on the opposite side of the first holding means with respect to the intermediate member and holds the second joined member;
14. The joining apparatus for members to be joined according to claim 13, characterized in that
前記中間部材は、前記第1被接合部材に相対しかつ前記第1接触面を有する第1中間部材と、前記第2被接合部材に相対しかつ前記第2接触面を有する第2中間部材と、前記第1中間部材と前記第2中間部材との間に配置される第3中間部材と、を有しており、
前記接合装置は、前記第1および第2中間部材に対して前記第3中間部材を相対的に静止した状態で保持する第2保持手段をさらに有し、
前記第1および第2接触面が接合される際、前記第1および第2中間部材に対して前記第3中間部材が相対的に静止した状態で保持されることにより、前記第1および第2中間部材と前記第3中間部材とが接合される
ことを特徴とする請求項14に記載の被接合部材の接合装置。
The intermediate member includes a first intermediate member that is opposed to the first member to be joined and has the first contact surface, and a second intermediate member that is opposed to the second member to be joined and has the second contact surface; And a third intermediate member disposed between the first intermediate member and the second intermediate member,
The joining apparatus further includes second holding means for holding the third intermediate member in a stationary state relative to the first and second intermediate members,
When the first and second contact surfaces are joined, the first and second intermediate members are held in a relatively stationary state with respect to the first and second intermediate members. The intermediate member and the third intermediate member are bonded to each other. The apparatus for bonding a member to be bonded according to claim 14.
前記第1被接合部材と前記第2被接合部材とは、前記中間部材の一方の表面に並置されており、
前記保持手段は、
前記第1被接合部材を保持する第1保持部と、
前記第1保持部と並置され、前記第2被接合部材を保持する第2保持部と、
を有することを特徴とする請求項13に記載の被接合部材の接合装置。
The first member to be joined and the second member to be joined are juxtaposed on one surface of the intermediate member,
The holding means is
A first holding part for holding the first joined member;
A second holding part that is juxtaposed with the first holding part and holds the second joined member;
14. The joining apparatus for members to be joined according to claim 13, characterized in that
前記第1接触面に対する前記第1被接合部材の押し付け面圧と、前記第2接触面に対する前記第2被接合部材の押し付け面圧と、を調整するため面圧調整手段を有し、
前記面圧調整手段は、
前記第1接触面の面積が前記第2接触面の面積より大きい場合、前記第1被接合部材の押し付け面圧を、前記第2被接合部材の押し付け面圧より小さくなるように調整し、
前記第1接触面の面積が前記第2接触面の面積より小さい場合、前記第1被接合部材の押し付け面圧を、前記第2被接合部材の押し付け面圧より大きくなるように制御する
ことを特徴とする請求項16に記載の被接合部材の接合装置。
A surface pressure adjusting means for adjusting the pressing surface pressure of the first bonded member against the first contact surface and the pressing surface pressure of the second bonded member against the second contact surface;
The surface pressure adjusting means is
When the area of the first contact surface is larger than the area of the second contact surface, the pressing surface pressure of the first member to be bonded is adjusted to be smaller than the pressing surface pressure of the second member to be bonded,
When the area of the first contact surface is smaller than the area of the second contact surface, the pressing surface pressure of the first member to be bonded is controlled to be larger than the pressing surface pressure of the second member to be bonded. The joining apparatus of the to-be-joined member of Claim 16 characterized by the above-mentioned.
前記中間部材は、前記第1および第2被接合部材に相対しかつ前記第1および第2接触面を有する第1中間部材と、前記第1中間部材における前記第1および第2接触面の逆側に位置する面に相対して配置される第2中間部材と、を有しており、
前記接合装置は、前記第1中間部材に対して前記第2中間部材を相対的に静止した状態で保持する第2保持手段をさらに有し、
前記第1および第2接触面が接合される際、前記第1中間部材に対して前記第2中間部材が相対的に静止した状態で保持されることにより、前記第1中間部材と前記第2中間部材とが接合される
ことを特徴とする請求項16又は請求項17に記載の接合装置。
The intermediate member includes a first intermediate member facing the first and second members to be joined and having the first and second contact surfaces, and a reverse of the first and second contact surfaces of the first intermediate member. A second intermediate member disposed relative to the surface located on the side,
The joining apparatus further includes second holding means for holding the second intermediate member in a stationary state relative to the first intermediate member,
When the first and second contact surfaces are joined, the second intermediate member is held in a relatively stationary state with respect to the first intermediate member, whereby the first intermediate member and the second intermediate member are held. The joining device according to claim 16 or 17, wherein the intermediate member is joined.
前記摺動手段は、前記第1および第2接触面を前記第1および第2被接合部材に対して振動させるための加振手段からなり、
前記第1および第2接触面は、前記振動の方向に対して一様形状を有する
ことを特徴とする請求項13〜18のいずれか1項に記載の接合装置。
The sliding means comprises vibration means for vibrating the first and second contact surfaces with respect to the first and second members to be joined,
The joining device according to any one of claims 13 to 18, wherein the first and second contact surfaces have a uniform shape with respect to the direction of the vibration.
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