JP2016135615A - Method for producing joined body of cubic network structure and foam - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To produce a joined body of a cubic network structure and a foam having improved joining strength.SOLUTION: A foam raw material 40 is impregnated into a cubic network structure 11 via an osmosis membrane 21a. Further, the foam raw material 40 is solidified. The foam raw material 40 impregnated into the cubic network structure 11 is solidified while being in contact with of a plurality of resin wire rods 12 in the cubic network structure 11 at a wide area. Thus, a joined body 100 between the cubic network structure 11 and the foam 41 having improved joining strength can be produced.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 15

Description

  The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a joined body of a three-dimensional network structure and a foam.

  Patent Document 1 discloses a three-dimensional network structure formed by bonding a plurality of elastic resin wires to each other at a plurality of adhesion points while curving while being entangled with each other. Such a three-dimensional network structure has excellent properties as a cushioning material. Moreover, such a three-dimensional network structure is excellent in air permeability.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 7-60861

  By the way, as a buffer material, there exists a foam formed when a liquid foam raw material solidifies while foaming. In order to utilize the respective characteristics of the three-dimensional network structure and the foam in the industry, it is required to manufacture a joined body obtained by joining the three-dimensional network structure and the foam. However, in bonding using an adhesive or a double-sided tape, the bonding strength between the three-dimensional network structure and the foam is insufficient. Therefore, it is required to improve the bonding strength between the three-dimensional network structure and the foam.

  The present invention has been made in consideration of the above problems, and it is desired to produce a joined body of a three-dimensional network structure and a foam with improved joint strength.

  The present invention includes a step of arranging a three-dimensional network structure and a foam material formed by three-dimensionally combining resin wires, a step of impregnating the three-dimensional network structure with the foam material, and solidifying the foam material A process for producing a joined body of a three-dimensional network structure and a foam.

  According to this configuration, the three-dimensional network structure is impregnated with the foam material. Also, the foam material is solidified. The foam material impregnated in the three-dimensional network structure is solidified while being in contact with a plurality of wires of the three-dimensional network structure over a wide area. For this reason, it is possible to manufacture a joined body of a three-dimensional network structure and a foam with improved joint strength.

  In this case, before the step of arranging the three-dimensional network structure and the foam raw material, the method further includes a step of arranging an osmotic membrane through which the foam raw material can permeate on the outer surface of the three-dimensional network structure. In the step of impregnating the structure, the three-dimensional network structure can be impregnated with the foam raw material through the permeable membrane.

  According to this configuration, the three-dimensional network structure is impregnated with the foam raw material via the osmotic membrane. Therefore, the width of the impregnation part formed by solidifying the foam raw material after impregnating the three-dimensional network structure can be adjusted by adjusting the amount that the foam raw material of the osmotic membrane can permeate.

  The osmotic membrane is a cloth formed of fibers, and the fibers forming the cloth can be coated with a resin so that the surface is not exposed.

  According to this configuration, the osmotic membrane is a cloth formed of fibers, and the fibers forming the cloth are covered with the resin so that the surface is not exposed. For this reason, when the foam material is impregnated into the three-dimensional network structure through the osmotic membrane, the bubbles of the foam material are difficult to disappear due to the unevenness of the fibers forming the cloth. Therefore, it can prevent that the part which the foam raw material of the three-dimensional network structure impregnated hardens | cures by the bubble of a foam raw material disappearing.

  The osmotic membrane can be a nonwoven fabric formed of monofilament fibers.

  According to this configuration, the osmotic membrane is a nonwoven fabric formed of monofilament fibers. Monofilament fibers do not have surface irregularities like multifilament fibers. In addition, the nonwoven fabric has less irregularities in the portion where the foam material penetrates than the fabric of the fabric. For this reason, when the foam material is impregnated into the three-dimensional network structure through the osmotic membrane, the bubbles of the foam material are difficult to disappear due to the unevenness of the fibers forming the cloth. Therefore, it can prevent that the part which the foam raw material of the three-dimensional network structure impregnated hardens | cures by the bubble of a foam raw material disappearing.

  The osmotic membrane can be a resin film having either a hole or a slit.

  According to this configuration, the permeable membrane is a resin film having either a hole or a slit. The resin film has no unevenness due to fibers such as a fabric cloth. For this reason, when the foam material is impregnated into the three-dimensional network structure through the permeable membrane, the bubbles of the foam material do not disappear due to the unevenness of the fibers forming the cloth. Therefore, it can prevent that the part which the foam raw material of the three-dimensional network structure impregnated hardens | cures by the bubble of a foam raw material disappearing.

  Further, the osmotic membrane is a resin film having a plurality of slit portions bent at the top, and the pair of slit portions in the plurality of slit portions bend in directions opposite to each other so that the tops face each other. Can be arranged.

  According to this structure, the slit part bent by a pair of top part which top parts mutually oppose mutually makes a foam raw material osmose | permeate in the direction of another slit part. Therefore, the foam raw material permeated from the pair of slit portions facing each other at the tops easily binds to the foam raw material permeated from the other slit portions even in a small amount. Therefore, stronger bonding strength can be obtained with a smaller amount of impregnation.

  The osmotic membrane is a resin film having a plurality of slit portions bent at the top, and the pair of slit portions in the plurality of slit portions bend in the same direction, and the tops are directed in the same direction. Can be arranged.

  According to this configuration, the slit portions bent at the pair of top portions whose top portions face each other in the same direction allow the foam raw material to permeate in the same direction. Therefore, the foam raw material that has permeated through a pair of slits having apexes facing in the same direction is easily solidified at a closer distance from the permeable membrane. Therefore, stronger bonding strength can be obtained with a smaller amount of impregnation.

  Further, before the step of arranging the three-dimensional network structure and the foam raw material, the method further includes a step of arranging an impregnation preventing film into which the foam raw material cannot penetrate inside the three-dimensional network structure, In the step of impregnating the structure, the foam raw material can be impregnated into a portion of the three-dimensional network structure that has not been made impossible to penetrate by the impregnation prevention film.

  According to this configuration, the impregnation preventing film is impervious to the foam raw material, and is solidified after the foam raw material is impregnated into the portion of the three-dimensional network structure that has not been impregnated by the impregnation preventing film. The three-dimensional network structure and the foam are joined. Therefore, by adjusting the arrangement of the impregnation prevention film, the width of the impregnated portion formed by solidifying the foam raw material after impregnating the solid network structure can be adjusted.

  Further, in the step of having a low hardness part having a lower hardness than a part other than a part of the three-dimensional network structure in a part of the three-dimensional network structure, and in the step of impregnating the three-dimensional network structure with the foam raw material, the low hardness part Can be impregnated with a foam material.

  According to this configuration, a part of the three-dimensional network structure has a low hardness part having a lower hardness than parts other than a part of the three-dimensional network structure, and the low hardness part is impregnated with the foam raw material. For this reason, the difference of the hardness of the impregnation part formed when the foam raw material solidifies after impregnating the solid network structure and the hardness of the solid network structure and the foam can be reduced.

  According to the method for producing a joined body of a three-dimensional network structure and a foam according to the present invention, a joined body of a three-dimensional network structure and a foam with improved joint strength can be produced.

It is a perspective view which shows the solid network structure of 1st Embodiment. FIG. 2 is an enlarged view of the three-dimensional network structure of FIG. 1. It is a perspective view which shows the state which has arrange | positioned the permeable membrane on the outer surface of a three-dimensional network structure. FIG. 4 is an enlarged view of the osmotic membrane of FIG. 3. FIG. 5 is an enlarged view showing an example of an osmosis membrane in which a gap is made smaller than that of the osmosis membrane of FIG. 4. It is an enlarged view which shows the example of the permeable membrane of the nonwoven fabric formed with the monofilament fiber. It is an enlarged view which shows the example of the osmosis | permeation film of the resin film which has the hole which can penetrate a foam raw material. It is an enlarged view which shows the example of the permeable membrane of the resin film which has a slit part which a foam raw material can osmose | permeate. It is an enlarged view which shows the example of the osmosis | permeation film of the resin film which has the some bent slit part which can osmose | permeate the foam raw material in the direction which mutually opposes. It is an enlarged view which shows the example of the osmosis | permeation film of the resin film which has the some curved slit part which can osmose | permeate the foam raw material in the direction which mutually opposes. It is an enlarged view which shows the example of the osmosis | permeation film of the resin film which has the some bent slit part which a foam raw material can osmose | permeate in the same direction. It is an enlarged view which shows the example of the osmosis | permeation film | membrane of the resin film which has the some curved slit part which a foam raw material can osmose | permeate in the same direction. It is a perspective view which shows the state by which the three-dimensional network structure in which the permeable membrane of FIG. 3 is arrange | positioned was put in the type | mold. It is a perspective view which shows the state in which the liquid foam raw material was put in the type | mold so that it might adjoin to the osmosis | permeation membrane of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the state by which the foam raw material was impregnated into the three-dimensional network structure through the osmosis membrane of FIG. It is a figure which shows the state which a foam material osmose | permeates the permeable membrane of the resin film which has a slit part shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the state which a foam material osmose | permeates the permeable membrane of the resin film which has a slit part shown in FIG. FIG. 16 is a perspective view showing a joined body of a three-dimensional network structure and a foam after the foam raw material of FIG. 15 is solidified. In 2nd Embodiment, it is a perspective view which shows the aspect which forms an impregnation prevention film | membrane in the inside of a three-dimensional network structure by dripping the gel-form prevention film raw material from the nozzle in the inside of a three-dimensional network structure. In 3rd Embodiment, it is a perspective view which shows the aspect which forms an impregnation prevention film | membrane inside a solid network structure by immersing a solid network structure in a photocuring solution, and irradiating light to the solution surface. In 4th Embodiment, it is a perspective view which shows the solid network structure which formed the low-hardness part. In 5th Embodiment, it is a figure which shows the aspect which controls the amount of impregnations by changing the distance of the position which arrange | positions a solid network structure and a foam raw material. In 6th Embodiment, it is a figure which shows the aspect which controls the amount of impregnations by changing the height of the protrusion provided between the solid network structure and the foam raw material. It is a graph which shows the hardness of the impregnation part with respect to various kinds of permeable membranes.

  Hereinafter, with reference to drawings, the manufacturing method of the joined object of the solid network structure and foam concerning the embodiment of the present invention is explained in detail. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the three-dimensional network structure 11 of the first embodiment is formed by three-dimensionally combining resin wires 12. More specifically, the three-dimensional network structure 11 is formed by bonding a plurality of elastic resin wires 12 to each other at a plurality of bonding points 13 while curving while being intertwined with each other. The resin wire 12 is formed of a thermoplastic resin. As the thermoplastic resin, polyolefins such as polyethylene and polypropylene, polyester polymers, polyester elastomers, and polyurethane polymers can be applied.

  The outer peripheral diameter of the resin wire 12 can be 0.1 to 7 mm. The resin wire 12 can be a wire with a hollow inside. The hollow ratio inside the resin wire 12 can be 5 to 80%. When the three-dimensional network structure 11 is formed by the resin wire 12, the thermoplastic resin is melted by an extruder. The molten thermoplastic resin is injected from the nozzle as a plurality of resin wires 12 and is allowed to fall naturally. The plurality of resin wires 12 are bonded to each other at the bonding points 13 while still in the molten state. The solid network structure 11 can be manufactured by solidifying the bonded resin wire 12.

  As shown in FIG. 3, a permeable membrane 21 a through which the foam material can permeate is disposed on the outer surface of the three-dimensional network structure 11. As shown in FIG. 4, the permeable membrane 21 a is a cloth formed by weaving fibers 22. The fibers 22 of the osmotic membrane 21a are covered with a resin coating 23 made of a resin such as vinyl chloride so that the surface is not exposed. Between the fiber 22 and the fiber 22, it has the space | gap part 24 which a foam raw material can osmose | permeate. For example, a non-slip sheet made of foamed vinyl chloride or the like can be applied to the permeable membrane 22a.

  In order to adjust the amount of the foam material impregnated into the three-dimensional network structure 11, the amount of the foam material permeating the permeable membrane 21a per unit time is appropriately adjusted. For example, in order to adjust the amount of the foam material impregnated into the three-dimensional network structure 11, a plurality of permeation membranes 21 a may be arranged on the outer surface of the three-dimensional network structure 11. Moreover, the quantity of the foam raw material which osmose | permeates the permeable membrane 21a per unit time can be adjusted by changing the magnitude | size of the space | gap part 24 of the permeable membrane 22a. For example, like the osmotic membrane 21b shown in FIG. 5, by increasing the amount of the resin coating 23 that covers the fibers 22, it is possible to manufacture the osmotic membrane 21b in which the size of the gap portion 24 is further reduced.

  In this embodiment, instead of the osmotic membrane 21a, as shown in FIG. 6, an osmotic membrane 21c, which is a nonwoven fabric 25 formed of monofilament fibers 26, can be applied. In this embodiment, instead of the osmotic membrane 21a, as shown in FIG. 7, an osmotic membrane 21d, which is a resin film 27 having a hole 28 through which the foam material can permeate, can be applied. Moreover, in this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 8, the permeable membrane 21e which is the resin film 27 which has the slit part 29a which can permeate | foam a foam raw material can be applied instead of the permeable membrane 21a.

  As shown in FIG. 9, instead of the osmotic membrane 21a, a osmotic membrane 21f that is a resin film 27 having a slit portion 29b bent at the top 29p on the surface of the resin film 27 can be applied. On the surface of the resin film 27, the pair of slit portions 29b that are bent in opposite directions are arranged so that the top portions 29p face each other. As will be described later, the slit portions 29b facing each other at the top portion 29p permeate the foam raw materials in the direction D. Thereby, even if a small amount, the foam raw material which permeated from the slit part 29b which a pair of top parts 29p oppose mutually becomes easy to couple | bond with the foam raw material which permeate | transmitted from the other slit part 29b.

  Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 10, instead of the osmotic membrane 21 a, a osmotic membrane 21 g that is a resin film 27 having a slit portion 29 c curved at the top 29 p can be applied on the surface of the resin film 27. On the surface of the resin film 27, the pair of slit portions 29c that are curved in directions opposite to each other are arranged such that the respective top portions 29p face each other. The osmotic membrane 21g having the curved slit portion 29c has the same function as the osmotic membrane 21f.

  As shown in FIG. 11, instead of the osmotic membrane 21a, a osmotic membrane 21h, which is a resin film 27 having a slit portion 29d bent at the top 29p on the surface of the resin film 27, can be applied. On the surface of the resin film 27, the pair of slit portions 29 d that are bent in the same direction are arranged so that the top portions 29 p face each other in the same direction. As will be described later, the slit portions 29d facing the same direction at the top portion 29p infiltrate the foam raw materials in the same direction D. Thereby, the foam raw material which permeate | transmitted from the slit part 29d in which a pair of top part 29p faces mutually the same direction becomes easy to solidify at a nearer distance from the osmosis membrane 21h.

  Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 12, instead of the osmotic membrane 21a, a osmotic membrane 21i that is a resin film 27 having a slit portion 29e curved at the top 29p on the surface of the resin film 27 can be applied. On the surface of the resin film 27, the pair of slit portions 29e that are curved in the same direction are arranged such that the respective top portions 29p face the same direction. The osmotic membrane 21i having the curved slit portion 29e has the same function as the osmotic membrane 21h.

  As shown in FIG. 13, the three-dimensional network structure 11 in which the permeable membrane 21 a is disposed on the outer surface is placed in a mold 30. As shown in FIG. 14, a liquid foam material 40 that forms a foam by solidifying while foaming is placed in a mold 30. Thereby, the liquid foam raw material 40 is arrange | positioned so that the permeable membrane 21a may be adjoined. As shown in FIG. 15, a part of the foam raw material 40 is impregnated into the three-dimensional network structure 11 through the osmotic membrane 21a. An impregnation portion 51 having an impregnation amount 52 corresponding to the number of the permeable membranes 21 a overlapped or the size of the void portion 24 is formed. In the present embodiment, all of the foam raw material 40 may be impregnated in the three-dimensional network structure 11.

  Here, when the permeable membrane 21f of the resin film 27 having the slit portion 29b bent at the top 29p as shown in FIG. 9 is used instead of the permeable membrane 21a, as shown in FIG. The opposing slit portions 29b allow the foam raw material to permeate in the direction D. Thereby, even if a small quantity, the foam raw material which permeate | transmitted from the slit part 29b which mutually opposes by a pair of top part 29p becomes easy to couple | bond with the foam raw material which permeate | transmitted from the other slit part 29b. Therefore, a stronger bonding strength can be obtained with a smaller amount of impregnation 52.

  Alternatively, when the permeable membrane 21h of the resin film 27 having the slit portion 29d bent at the top 29p as shown in FIG. 11 is used instead of the permeable membrane 21a, as shown in FIG. 17, the top 29p is the same as each other. The slit portions 29d facing each other permeate the foam raw material in the same direction D. Thereby, the foam raw material which permeate | transmitted from the slit part 29d in which a pair of top part 29p faces mutually the same direction becomes easy to solidify at a nearer distance from the osmosis membrane 21h. Therefore, a stronger bonding strength can be obtained with a smaller amount of impregnation 52.

  As shown in FIG. 18, the foam material 41 is formed by solidifying the foam material 40. When the foam raw material 40 impregnated in the impregnation portion 51 of the three-dimensional network structure 11 is solidified, the three-dimensional network structure 11 and the foam 41 are joined. The joined body 100 in which the three-dimensional network structure 11 and the foamed body 41 are joined is taken out from the mold 30.

  According to this embodiment, the foam material 40 is impregnated into the three-dimensional network structure 11 through the osmotic membrane 21a. Further, the foam material 40 is solidified. The foam material 40 impregnated in the three-dimensional network structure 11 is solidified while being in contact with the plurality of resin wires 12 of the three-dimensional network structure 11 over a wide area. For this reason, the joined body 100 of the three-dimensional network structure 11 and the foamed body 41 with improved joint strength can be manufactured.

  Moreover, according to this embodiment, the foam raw material 40 is arrange | positioned so that the permeable membrane 21a may be adjoined, and the three-dimensional network structure 11 is impregnated with the foam raw material 40 through the permeable membrane 21a. Therefore, the width of the impregnation part 51 formed by the solidification of the three-dimensional network structure 11 after the foam raw material 40 is impregnated is adjusted by adjusting the amount of the foam raw material 40 that can penetrate the permeation membrane 21a. be able to.

  Moreover, according to this embodiment, the osmosis | permeation film | membrane 21a is the cloth formed with the fiber 22, and the fiber 22 which forms the cloth is coat | covered with the resin coating 23 so that the surface may not be exposed. For this reason, when the foam raw material 40 impregnates the three-dimensional network structure 11 through the osmotic membrane 21a, the bubbles of the foam raw material 40 are difficult to disappear due to the unevenness of the fibers 22 forming the cloth. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the impregnated portion 51 impregnated with the foam material 40 of the three-dimensional network structure 11 from being cured by the disappearance of the bubbles of the foam material 40. In this case, the impregnation amount 52 can be reduced by reducing the size of the gap 24 as in the osmosis membrane 21b.

  Alternatively, in the present embodiment, the permeable membrane 21 c is a nonwoven fabric 25 formed by monofilament fibers 26. The monofilament fiber 26 does not have surface irregularities like a multifilament fiber. Moreover, the nonwoven fabric 25 has less unevenness | corrugation of the part which the foam raw material 40 osmose | permeates compared with the fabric of a textile fabric. For this reason, when the foam raw material 40 impregnates the three-dimensional network structure 11 through the osmotic membrane 21c, the bubbles of the foam raw material 40 are difficult to disappear due to the unevenness of the fibers forming the cloth. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the impregnated portion 51 impregnated with the foam material 40 of the three-dimensional network structure 11 from being cured by the disappearance of the bubbles of the foam material 40.

  Alternatively, in this embodiment, the permeable membrane 21 d is a resin film 27 having a hole 28. The permeable membrane 21 e is a resin film 27 having a slit portion 29. The resin film 27 has no irregularities due to fibers such as a woven cloth. For this reason, when the foam raw material 40 impregnates the three-dimensional network structure 11 through the permeable membranes 21c and 21d, the bubbles of the foam raw material 40 do not disappear due to the unevenness of the fibers forming the cloth. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the impregnated portion 51 impregnated with the foam raw material 40 of the three-dimensional network structure 11 from being hardened as compared with other portions by the disappearance of the bubbles of the foam raw material 40.

  In addition, the osmotic membrane 21f is a resin film 27 having a slit portion 29b bent at the top 29p on the surface thereof. On the surface of the resin film 27, the pair of slit portions 29b that are bent in different directions are arranged such that the respective top portions 29p face each other. For this reason, even if a small quantity, the foam raw material which permeate | transmitted from the slit part 29b which opposes a pair of top part 29p mutually becomes easy to couple | bond with the foam raw material which permeate | transmitted from the other slit part 29b. Therefore, a stronger bonding strength can be obtained with a smaller amount of impregnation 52. On the surface, the permeable membrane 21g which is the resin film 27 having the slit portion 29c curved at the top 29p also has the same effect as the permeable membrane 21g.

  Alternatively, the permeable membrane 21h is a resin film 27 having a slit portion 29d bent at the top portion 29p on the surface thereof. On the surface of the resin film 27, the pair of slit portions 29d that bend in the same direction are arranged so that the top portions 29p face each other in the same direction. For this reason, the foam raw material that has permeated from the slit portions 29d facing the same direction at the pair of top portions 29p is easily solidified at a closer distance from the permeable membrane 21h. Therefore, a stronger bonding strength can be obtained with a smaller amount of impregnation 52. On the surface, the permeable membrane 21i, which is the resin film 27 having the slit portion 29e curved at the top 29p, also has the same effect as the permeable membrane 21h.

  Hereinafter, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described. In the said 1st Embodiment, the amount 52 of impregnations was set by setting the quantity of the foam raw material 40 which osmose | permeates the permeable membranes 21a-21i. As shown in FIG. 19, in the present embodiment, the impregnation amount 52 is set by forming an impregnation prevention film 61 through which the foam raw material 40 cannot permeate inside the three-dimensional network structure 11. A gel-like prevention film raw material 62 adjusted to have an arbitrary viscosity is dropped from a nozzle 65 to a terminal portion of a desired impregnation portion 51 inside the three-dimensional network structure 11. A thermoreversible elastomer, a volatile gel, a photo-curing resin, or the like can be applied to the gel-like prevention film material 62. In the step of impregnating the three-dimensional network structure 11 with the foam raw material 40, the foam raw material 40 is impregnated into the portion of the three-dimensional network structure 11 that is not allowed to penetrate by the impregnation preventing film 61. By forming the impregnation preventing film 61 into which the foam raw material 40 cannot permeate at a position corresponding to the minimum impregnation amount 52 required for joining the foam 41 to the three-dimensional network structure 11, the first implementation described above is performed. The same effects as the arrangement of the osmotic membranes 21a to 21i are obtained.

  Hereinafter, a third embodiment of the present invention will be described. In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 20, the three-dimensional network structure 11 is immersed in a desired impregnation amount 52 in the photocuring solution 63 in the solution tank 66. In a state where the three-dimensional network structure 11 is immersed in the photo-curing solution 63, the solution surface 64 is irradiated with light from the light source 67, and only the solution surface 64 is cured. Thereby, the impregnation preventing film 61 can be formed inside the three-dimensional network structure 11. In addition to the photo-curing solution 63, the three-dimensional network structure 11 is immersed in the calcium lactate aqueous solution at a desired impregnation amount 52 while spraying a sodium alginate aqueous solution or the like on the surface of the calcium lactate aqueous solution. An impregnation preventing film 61 can be formed inside the network structure 11.

  The fourth embodiment of the present invention will be described below. As shown in an experimental example to be described later, the hardness of the impregnated portion 51 is obtained by adding the hardness of the three-dimensional network structure 11 and the foam 41 to each other because the resin in the three-dimensional network structure 11 is cross-linked by the foam 41. It will be higher than what you did. In order to reduce the difference between the hardness of the impregnation part 51 and the hardness of the three-dimensional network structure 11 and the foam 41, as shown in FIG. The low hardness portion 16 having a lower hardness than the overall hardness can be formed. In the step of disposing the foam material 40, the foam material 40 is disposed so as to be adjacent to the low hardness portion 16. In the step of impregnating the three-dimensional network structure 11 with the foam raw material 40, the low hardness part 16 is impregnated with the foam raw material 40.

  The low hardness portion 16 can be formed by changing the nozzle used for molding in the portion of the low hardness portion 16 and reducing the diameter of the resin wire injected from the nozzle when the three-dimensional network structure 11 is manufactured. it can. In addition, when the three-dimensional network structure 11 is manufactured by injecting a resin wire having a hollow inside from a nozzle used for molding as a whole, the nozzle used for molding is changed in the portion of the low hardness portion 16. However, the low-hardness portion 16 can be formed by injecting a resin wire that is thinner than the portion other than the low-hardness portion 16 and is not hollow.

  The material of the three-dimensional network structure 11 is the same in the low hardness portion 16 and the portions other than the low hardness portion 16. For this reason, the joining force between the three-dimensional network structure 11 and the foam 41 does not decrease. Moreover, by making the low hardness part 16 into the impregnated part 51, the difference between the hardness of the impregnated part 51 and the hardness of the three-dimensional network structure 11 and the foam 41 can be reduced.

  The fifth embodiment of the present invention will be described below. As shown in FIG. 22, in the present embodiment, the three-dimensional network structure 11 and the permeable membranes 21 a to 21 i of the first embodiment and the impregnation preventing film 61 of the second and third embodiments are not used. The impregnation amount 52 is controlled by changing the distance L from the position where the foam material 40 is disposed. For example, the position where the foam material 40 is discharged from the nozzle 70 into the mold 30 is set to a position farthest from the three-dimensional network structure 11 in the mold 30. Thereby, as shown by a broken line in FIG. 22, the impregnation amount 52 is controlled to be constant and minimum by increasing the surface viscosity of the foam raw material 40 in the foaming process before reaching the three-dimensional network structure 11. It becomes possible. In addition, the manufacturing method of this embodiment is applicable also when using the permeable membranes 21a-21i of the said 1st Embodiment.

  The sixth embodiment of the present invention will be described below. As shown in FIG. 23, in this embodiment, the permeation membranes 21a to 21i of the first embodiment and the impregnation prevention film 61 of the second and third embodiments are not used, and a three-dimensional network is formed in the mold 30. It is a figure which shows the aspect which controls the amount of impregnations 52 by changing the height of the rib 31 which is the protrusion provided between the structure 11 and the foam raw material 40. FIG. The rib 31 is held in the mold 30 while being in contact with the lower end portion of the three-dimensional network structure 11. The height of the upper end portion of the rib 31 from the lower end portion of the three-dimensional network structure 11 is set to 1 mm to 50 mm. The rib 31 prevents the foam material 40 before foaming from flowing into the three-dimensional network structure 11.

  As shown by a broken line in FIG. 23, foaming of the foam material 40 in the horizontal direction is suppressed, and foaming in the vertical direction proceeds before impregnating the three-dimensional network structure 11, filling the voids in the mold 30. After that, the excess foam is impregnated into the three-dimensional network structure 11, so that the impregnation amount 52 can be controlled to be constant and minimum only by adjusting the input amount of the foam raw material 40. In addition, the manufacturing method of this embodiment is applicable also when using the permeable membranes 21a-21i of the said 1st Embodiment.

(Experimental example)
Hereinafter, experimental examples of the first embodiment will be described. A tension was applied to the joined body 100 of the three-dimensional network structure 11 and the foamed body 41 as shown in FIG. When the tension was gradually increased, the portion of the foam 41 that was the base material was broken. No breakage occurred in the osmotic membrane 21a or the impregnated portion 51, which was a joint.

The hardness of the impregnated portion 51 when the joined body 100 is manufactured by applying the osmotic membranes 21a and 21c and when the joined body 100 is manufactured by applying another type of osmotic membrane instead of the permeable membranes 21a and 21c. Was measured. As the osmotic membrane, the type of osmotic membrane shown in Table 1 below was applied. For each of the manufactured joined bodies 100, a load was applied to the impregnated portion 51 in a direction parallel to the permeable membrane and perpendicular to the outer surface of the three-dimensional network structure 11. The load when the impregnated part 51 was deformed by 10 mm was measured as the hardness of the impregnated part 51.

  The measurement results are shown in Table 1 and FIG. When the foam material 40 is impregnated into the three-dimensional network structure 11 without using the osmotic membrane 21a as shown in Table 1 and FIG. 24, the hardness of the impregnated portion 51 is obtained. Is larger than the value obtained by adding the hardness of the solid network structure 11 and the hardness of the foam 41. In Table 1 and FIG. 19, the impregnation part 51 by the osmosis membrane 21a indicated as “resin-coated cloth” and the osmosis membrane 21b indicated as “monofilament nonwoven fabric” is the impregnation part 51 by “impregnation part without osmosis membrane”. It can be seen that the hardness is the same. On the other hand, it can be seen that the impregnated portion 51 made of “nonwoven fabric A”, “nonwoven fabric B”, “mesh material A”, and “mesh material B” has a harder hardness than the impregnated portion 51 made of “impregnated portion without permeation membrane”. The impregnation part 51 by “nonwoven fabric C” had the same hardness as the impregnation part 51 by “impregnation part without osmosis membrane”, but the variation of the impregnation amount 52 was large, and the impregnation amount 52 was small at the upper part of the impregnation part 51, There was a tendency for the impregnation amount 52 to be large at the bottom of the impregnation portion 51.

  In addition, the manufacturing method of the joined body of the three-dimensional network-structure body and foam of embodiment of this invention is not limited to above-described embodiment, In the range which does not deviate from the summary of embodiment of this invention. Of course, various changes can be made.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 11 ... Three-dimensional network structure, 12 ... Resin wire, 13 ... Adhesion point, 16 ... Low hardness part, 21a-21i ... Osmosis membrane, 22 ... Fiber, 23 ... Resin coating, 24 ... Cavity part, 25 ... Nonwoven fabric, 26 ... Monofilament fiber, 27 ... resin film, 28 ... hole, 29a to 29e ... slit, 29p ... top, 30 ... mold, 31 ... rib, 40 ... foam raw material, 41 ... foam, 51 ... impregnated part, 52 ... Impregnation amount, 61: impregnation prevention film, 62: gel-like prevention film raw material, 63: photocuring solution, 64 ... solution surface, 65 ... nozzle, 66 ... solution tank, 67 ... light source, 70 ... nozzle, 100 ... joined body, D ... direction, L ... distance.

Claims (1)

Arranging a three-dimensional network structure and a foam raw material formed by three-dimensionally combining resin wires; and
Impregnating the three-dimensional network structure with the foam raw material;
A process for solidifying the foam material, and a method for producing a joined body of a three-dimensional network structure and a foam.

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