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JP2016223078A
JP2016223078A JP2015107993A JP2015107993A JP2016223078A JP 2016223078 A JP2016223078 A JP 2016223078A JP 2015107993 A JP2015107993 A JP 2015107993A JP 2015107993 A JP2015107993 A JP 2015107993A JP 2016223078 A JP2016223078 A JP 2016223078A
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隆之 生喜
Takayuki Seiki
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賢悟 山本
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a panel having an appearance which is hardly deteriorated.SOLUTION: A panel 1 includes a metal skin 2 with an irregular surface 26 and a flat plate-shaped core material 4. The irregular surface 26 is bonded to the surface of the core material 4 with an adhesive 24. The foamed adhesive 24 fills the gap between the irregular surface 26 and the core material 4. Even with use of the metal skin 2 having the irregular surface 26 as the surface to be bonded to the core material 4, the detachment between the metal skin 2 and the core material 24 hardly occur.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

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本発明は、パネルに関するものである。より詳しくは、壁材や天井材などの建材として利用可能なパネルに関するものである。   The present invention relates to a panel. More specifically, the present invention relates to panels that can be used as building materials such as wall materials and ceiling materials.

従来、二枚の金属外皮の間に断熱性や耐火性を有する芯材を充填してパネルを製造することが行われている。またパネルの意匠性や強度の向上を図るために、金属外皮として波板を用いることが行われている（例えば、特許文献１参照）。   Conventionally, a panel is manufactured by filling a core material having heat insulation and fire resistance between two metal shells. Moreover, in order to improve the designability and strength of the panel, a corrugated sheet is used as a metal shell (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

特許第３３５２０５３号公報Japanese Patent No. 3352553

しかし、波板の金属外皮は芯材と接着する面が凹凸面になっているため、平板の金属外皮に比べて芯材の表面との接着面積が少なくなることがあった。このため、平板の金属外皮を有するパネルと同条件で、波板の金属外皮と芯材とを接着しても、金属外皮と芯材とが剥離しやすく、金属外皮が膨れたりしてパネルの外観が低下するおそれがあった。   However, since the corrugated metal shell has an uneven surface to be bonded to the core material, the area of adhesion with the core material surface may be smaller than that of the flat metal shell. For this reason, even if the corrugated metal shell and the core material are bonded under the same conditions as the panel having a flat metal shell, the metal shell and the core material easily peel off, and the metal shell swells and the panel There was a risk that the appearance would deteriorate.

本発明は上記の点に鑑みてなされたものであり、外観低下が少ないパネルを提供することを目的とするものである。   The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and an object of the present invention is to provide a panel with less appearance deterioration.

本発明に係るパネルは、凹凸面を有する金属外皮と平板状の芯材とを備え、前記凹凸面と前記芯材の表面とが接着剤で接着されたパネルであって、前記接着剤は発泡しており、前記凹凸面と前記芯材の表面との間に充填されていることを特徴とする。   The panel according to the present invention is a panel comprising a metal skin having a concavo-convex surface and a flat core material, wherein the concavo-convex surface and the surface of the core material are bonded with an adhesive, and the adhesive is foamed It is filled between the uneven surface and the surface of the core material.

また前記パネルにおいて、前記接着剤は、発泡倍率が２倍以下であることが好ましい。   In the panel, the adhesive preferably has an expansion ratio of 2 times or less.

本発明は、芯材に接着される面が凹凸面に形成される金属外皮を用いても、金属外皮と芯材とが剥離しにくくなり、外観低下が少ないパネルを製造することができる。   The present invention makes it possible to produce a panel that is less likely to be peeled off from the metal shell even when a metal shell having a concave-convex surface formed on the surface to be bonded to the core material is used, and the appearance of the panel is less deteriorated.

図１Ａは、本発明の一例を示す断面図であり、図１Ｂは、本発明のパネルの横張りの状態を示す正面図、図１Ｃは、本発明のパネルの縦張りの状態を示す正面図である。1A is a cross-sectional view showing an example of the present invention, FIG. 1B is a front view showing a horizontally stretched state of the panel of the present invention, and FIG. 1C is a front view showing a vertically stretched state of the panel of the present invention. It is. 図２は、本発明の一例を示す一部の断面図である。FIG. 2 is a partial cross-sectional view showing an example of the present invention. 図３は、本発明の製造時のプレス工程を示す概略図である。FIG. 3 is a schematic view showing a pressing process during production of the present invention. 図４Ａは、金属外皮の一例を示す一部の断面図であり、図４Ｂは、芯材の一例を示す一部の断面図であり、図４Ｃは、他の金属外皮の一例を示す一部の断面図である。4A is a partial cross-sectional view showing an example of a metal skin, FIG. 4B is a partial cross-sectional view showing an example of a core material, and FIG. 4C is a partial view showing an example of another metal skin. FIG.

以下、本発明を実施するための形態を説明する。   Hereinafter, modes for carrying out the present invention will be described.

図１Ａは本実施形態で製造されるパネル１の一例を示している。このパネル１は、二枚の金属外皮２，３と芯材４を備えており、芯材４が二枚の金属外皮２，３の間に充填されてサンドイッチパネルとして形成されている。パネル１は正面視で略矩形板状に形成されている。パネル１の長手方向と平行な一端部には嵌合凹部５が略全長にわたって設けられている。またパネル１の上記一端部の表面には嵌合凹部５に沿って凹段部６が略全長にわたって設けられている。パネル１の長手方向と平行な他端部（上記一端部と反対側の端部）には嵌合凸部７が略全長にわたって設けられている。隣接して配設されるパネル１は嵌合凹部５と嵌合凸部７との嵌合により接続することができ、接続強度を高めることができる。またパネル１の上記他端部の表面には覆い片８が略全長にわたって設けられている。パネル１の表面には長手方向の略全長にわたって筋状の模様が形成されている。この筋状の模様は、パネル１の表面を構成する一方の金属外皮２が波板で形成されることにより発現されている。パネル１は横張りと縦張りの両方に用いることができる。横張りの場合、図１Ｂのように、上記筋状の模様が水平方向（横方向）に長くなるようにパネル１が施工される。縦張りの場合、図１Ｃのように、上記筋状の模様が鉛直方向（縦方向）に長くなるようにパネル１が施工される。パネル１は、筋状の模様が形成された金属外皮２を屋外側に向けて施工されることが多いが、これに限らず、筋状の模様が形成された金属外皮２を屋内側に向けて施工されることもある。   FIG. 1A shows an example of a panel 1 manufactured in the present embodiment. The panel 1 includes two metal skins 2 and 3 and a core material 4, and the core material 4 is filled between the two metal skins 2 and 3 to form a sandwich panel. The panel 1 is formed in a substantially rectangular plate shape when viewed from the front. A fitting recess 5 is provided over substantially the entire length at one end parallel to the longitudinal direction of the panel 1. Further, a concave step portion 6 is provided on the surface of the one end portion of the panel 1 along the fitting concave portion 5 over substantially the entire length. A fitting convex portion 7 is provided over substantially the entire length at the other end portion (an end portion opposite to the one end portion) parallel to the longitudinal direction of the panel 1. The panels 1 arranged adjacent to each other can be connected by fitting the fitting recess 5 and the fitting projection 7, and the connection strength can be increased. A covering piece 8 is provided on the surface of the other end of the panel 1 over substantially the entire length. A streak pattern is formed on the surface of the panel 1 over substantially the entire length in the longitudinal direction. This streaky pattern is expressed by forming one metal skin 2 constituting the surface of the panel 1 with a corrugated sheet. The panel 1 can be used for both horizontal and vertical stretching. In the case of a horizontal stretch, the panel 1 is constructed so that the streak pattern becomes longer in the horizontal direction (lateral direction) as shown in FIG. 1B. In the case of vertical tension, as shown in FIG. 1C, the panel 1 is constructed so that the streak pattern is elongated in the vertical direction (longitudinal direction). The panel 1 is often constructed with the metal outer skin 2 on which the streak pattern is formed facing the outdoor side. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the metal outer skin 2 on which the streak pattern is formed is directed on the indoor side. Sometimes it is constructed.

パネル１の長手方向の寸法は、任意に設定することができ、例えば、１０ｍ以上であってもよい。パネル１の働き幅（パネル１の長手方向と直交する方向の寸法）は、例えば、６００〜１０００ｍｍとすることができる。   The dimension of the longitudinal direction of the panel 1 can be set arbitrarily, for example, may be 10 m or more. The working width of the panel 1 (dimension in the direction orthogonal to the longitudinal direction of the panel 1) can be set to 600 to 1000 mm, for example.

金属外皮２，３は、従来から建材を形成する際に使用される金属板を所定の形状に成形したものであり、例えば、鋼板、亜鉛めっき鋼板、ガルバリウム鋼板（登録商標）、エスジーエル（登録商標）鋼板、塗装鋼板などを挙げることができる。金属外皮２，３の板厚（Ｔ２及びＴ３）も特に限定は無く、例えば、０．３〜２．０ｍｍとすることができる。   The metal shells 2 and 3 are formed by forming a metal plate, which has been conventionally used when forming a building material, into a predetermined shape. For example, a steel plate, a galvanized steel plate, a Galvalume steel plate (registered trademark), and SGL (registered trademark). ) Steel plates, painted steel plates and the like can be mentioned. The plate thickness (T2 and T3) of the metal shells 2 and 3 is not particularly limited, and can be, for example, 0.3 to 2.0 mm.

芯材４としては断熱性を有するものが好ましく、さらに防火性や耐火性を有するものであることが好ましい。具体的には、芯材４としてはロックウールやグラスウールなどの無機繊維体や、ウレタンフォームやフェノールフォームなどの樹脂発泡体、石膏ボード等の無機質材を用いることができる。芯材４はその断熱性やパネル強度等を考慮して、厚み（Ｔ４）は２０〜１５０ｍｍ、密度は２０〜２００ｋｇ／ｍ３にするのが好ましいが、これに限定されるものではない。 As the core material 4, those having heat insulation properties are preferred, and further, those having fire resistance and fire resistance are preferred. Specifically, as the core material 4, inorganic fiber materials such as rock wool and glass wool, resin foam materials such as urethane foam and phenol foam, and inorganic materials such as gypsum board can be used. The core material 4 preferably has a thickness (T4) of 20 to 150 mm and a density of 20 to 200 kg / m 3 in consideration of its heat insulation properties, panel strength, and the like, but is not limited thereto.

芯材４は平板状に形成されている。芯材４の金属外皮２，３と接着される面は、ほとんど凹凸のない平坦面に形成されている。芯材４の金属外皮２，３と接着される面は多少凹凸面であってもよいが、この場合、芯材４の金属外皮２と接着される面の凹凸の高低差は、金属外皮２の凹凸面２６の凹凸の高低差よりも、小さいほうが好ましい。   The core material 4 is formed in a flat plate shape. The surface of the core material 4 to be bonded to the metal skins 2 and 3 is formed as a flat surface with almost no unevenness. The surface of the core material 4 to be bonded to the metal skins 2 and 3 may be somewhat uneven, but in this case, the height difference of the unevenness of the surface of the core material 4 to be bonded to the metal skin 2 is the metal skin 2. It is preferable that the height of the uneven surface 26 is smaller than the height difference of the unevenness.

芯材４はパネル１の全体にわたって一枚物であっても良いし、複数個のブロック状物を並設して芯材４を形成しても良い。また、芯材４はパネル１の厚み方向（金属外皮２と３が対向する方向）に複数の層が積層されて形成されていても良い。この場合、異なる材料で形成される複数の層が積層されて芯材４が形成されていても良い。例えば、石膏ボードからなる層と樹脂発泡体からなる層とが積層されて芯材４が形成されていたり、無機繊維体からなる層と樹脂発泡体からなる層とが積層されて芯材４が形成されていても良い。また、パネル１の周端部には、上記無機繊維体や樹脂発泡体よりも耐火性の高い材料で形成された耐火芯材が設けられていることが好ましく、この場合、耐火芯材は、例えば、石膏や珪酸カルシウムなどの無機質材料などで形成されていることが好ましい。   The core material 4 may be a single piece over the entire panel 1, or the core material 4 may be formed by arranging a plurality of block-like objects in parallel. Moreover, the core material 4 may be formed by laminating a plurality of layers in the thickness direction of the panel 1 (direction in which the metal shells 2 and 3 face each other). In this case, the core material 4 may be formed by laminating a plurality of layers formed of different materials. For example, a core material 4 is formed by laminating a layer made of gypsum board and a layer made of a resin foam, or a core material 4 is made by laminating a layer made of an inorganic fiber body and a layer made of a resin foam. It may be formed. Moreover, it is preferable that the peripheral edge part of the panel 1 is provided with a fireproof core material formed of a material having higher fire resistance than the inorganic fiber body or the resin foam. In this case, the fireproof core material is For example, it is preferably formed of an inorganic material such as gypsum or calcium silicate.

芯材４と一方の金属外皮２とは、硬化した接着剤２４を介してほとんど隙間なく密着して接着されている。また、芯材４と他方の金属外皮３とは、硬化した接着剤２５を介してほとんど隙間なく密着して接着されている。従って、芯材４と金属外皮２，３とは強固に接着されており、芯材４の表面から剥離しにくくなっている。また、芯材４と凹凸面２６を有する金属外皮２とを接着する硬化した接着剤２４は発泡している。従って、硬化した接着剤２４には多数の微細な気泡が含まれている。硬化した接着剤２４は、芯材４と凹凸面２６との間にほとんど隙間が生じないように充填されている。尚、芯材４と他方の金属外皮３とを接着する硬化した接着剤２５は発泡していても良いし、発泡していなくても良い。   The core material 4 and the one metal shell 2 are adhered to each other with almost no gap through the cured adhesive 24. Further, the core material 4 and the other metal shell 3 are adhered to each other with almost no gap through the cured adhesive 25. Therefore, the core material 4 and the metal shells 2 and 3 are firmly bonded, and are difficult to peel off from the surface of the core material 4. Further, the hardened adhesive 24 for bonding the core material 4 and the metal shell 2 having the uneven surface 26 is foamed. Therefore, the cured adhesive 24 contains a large number of fine bubbles. The cured adhesive 24 is filled so that there is almost no gap between the core material 4 and the uneven surface 26. The hardened adhesive 25 for bonding the core material 4 and the other metal shell 3 may be foamed or may not be foamed.

上記のようなパネル１は、以下のようにして製造される。   The panel 1 as described above is manufactured as follows.

まず、ロール成形等により平板状の金属板から所定の形状の金属外皮２、３が形成される。一方の金属外皮２はパネル１の表面を構成するものであり、金属外皮２の長手方向の一端部には凹部形成片９や凹段部６が形成され、金属外皮２の長手方向の他端部には覆い片８や凸部形成片１０が形成される。また金属外皮２は上記の一端部と他端部を除く大部分がエンボス加工やリブ加工等により、波板状に形成される。金属外皮２の波板状部分の断面形状は、図２に示すように、複数の山部１１と複数の谷部１２とがパネル１の働き幅の方向に交互に並ぶように形成されている。隣り合う山部１１、１１の間隔（ピッチ）Ｐと隣り合う谷部１２、１２の間隔（ピッチ）Ｐは、例えば、６〜６０ｍｍに形成されている。また山部１１の高さ（谷部１２の深さ）Ｈは、例えば、０．５〜３ｍｍに形成されている。好ましくは、間隔Ｐは１５〜４０ｍｍ、高さＨは０．６〜１．５ｍｍに形成され、最も好ましくは、間隔Ｐは２３〜２５ｍｍ、高さＨは０．７〜０．９ｍｍに形成される。山部１１の頂部や谷部１２の底部は鈍角に形成されるが、鋭角に形成されていてもよく、また曲面に形成されていても良い。このような金属外皮２は後述の芯材４と接着される面が凹凸面２６に形成されている。他方の金属外皮３はパネル１の裏面を構成するものであり、金属外皮３の長手方向の一端部には凹部形成片３０が形成され、金属外皮３の長手方向の他端部には凸部形成片２３が形成される。金属外皮３は上記の一端部と他端部を除く大部分が平板状に形成されている。   First, the metal shells 2 and 3 having a predetermined shape are formed from a flat metal plate by roll forming or the like. One metal skin 2 constitutes the surface of the panel 1, and one end portion in the longitudinal direction of the metal skin 2 is formed with a recess forming piece 9 and a recessed step portion 6, and the other end in the longitudinal direction of the metal skin 2. A cover piece 8 and a convex portion forming piece 10 are formed on the part. Further, most of the metal skin 2 except for the one end and the other end is formed into a corrugated plate shape by embossing or rib processing. As shown in FIG. 2, the cross-sectional shape of the corrugated portion of the metal skin 2 is formed such that a plurality of peaks 11 and a plurality of valleys 12 are alternately arranged in the direction of the working width of the panel 1. . The interval (pitch) P between the adjacent peak portions 11 and 11 and the interval (pitch) P between the adjacent valley portions 12 and 12 are, for example, 6 to 60 mm. Moreover, the height (depth of the trough part 12) H of the peak part 11 is formed to 0.5-3 mm, for example. Preferably, the spacing P is 15 to 40 mm and the height H is 0.6 to 1.5 mm, and most preferably the spacing P is 23 to 25 mm and the height H is 0.7 to 0.9 mm. The Although the top part of the peak part 11 and the bottom part of the trough part 12 are formed at an obtuse angle, they may be formed at an acute angle or may be formed at a curved surface. Such a metal shell 2 has a surface 26 to be bonded to a core material 4 to be described later formed on an uneven surface 26. The other metal skin 3 constitutes the back surface of the panel 1, and a recess forming piece 30 is formed at one end portion in the longitudinal direction of the metal skin 3, and a convex portion is formed at the other end portion in the longitudinal direction of the metal skin 3. A forming piece 23 is formed. Most of the metal shell 3 is formed in a flat plate shape except for the one end and the other end.

次に、金属外皮２の芯材４と接着する方の面に未硬化の接着剤２４が塗布される。また金属外皮３の芯材４と接着する方の面に未硬化の接着剤２５が塗布される。未硬化の接着剤２４、２５としてはウレタン系接着剤、フェノール系接着剤、エポキシ系接着剤などが挙げられる。未硬化の接着剤２４には発泡剤が含有されている。発泡剤としては水（炭酸ガス）などが例示される。発泡剤は未硬化の接着剤２４の全量に対して０．１〜１．０質量％の割合で含有されていることが好ましい。尚、未硬化の接着剤２５にも同様に発泡剤が含有されていても良い。未硬化の接着剤２４、２５の塗布量は、例えば、５０〜４００ｇ／ｍ２とすることができる。未硬化の接着剤２４、２５は塗布可能な程度の粘度を有する液状であることが好ましい。 Next, an uncured adhesive 24 is applied to the surface of the metal shell 2 to be bonded to the core material 4. An uncured adhesive 25 is applied to the surface of the metal shell 3 that is to be bonded to the core material 4. Examples of the uncured adhesives 24 and 25 include urethane adhesives, phenol adhesives, and epoxy adhesives. The uncured adhesive 24 contains a foaming agent. Examples of the foaming agent include water (carbon dioxide gas). The foaming agent is preferably contained in a proportion of 0.1 to 1.0% by mass with respect to the total amount of the uncured adhesive 24. The uncured adhesive 25 may similarly contain a foaming agent. The application amount of the uncured adhesives 24 and 25 can be set to, for example, 50 to 400 g / m 2 . The uncured adhesives 24 and 25 are preferably in the form of a liquid having a viscosity that can be applied.

次に、液状の未硬化の接着剤２４を介して一方の金属外皮２と平板状の芯材４の片面とを重ね合わせると共に未硬化の接着剤２５を介して他方の金属外皮３と平板状の芯材４の他の片面とを重ね合わせることによって、金属外皮２，３と芯材４とが積層された積層体２２が形成される。積層体２２では芯材４の片面と金属外皮２の凹凸面２６とが未硬化の接着剤２４を介して重ねられている。芯材４が、石膏ボードからなる層と、樹脂発泡体や無機繊維体からなる層とが積層されて形成されている場合、樹脂発泡体や無機繊維体からなる層の表面と金属外皮２の凹凸面２６とが未硬化の接着剤２４を介して重ねられる。   Next, one metal skin 2 and one surface of the flat core material 4 are overlapped with each other through a liquid uncured adhesive 24 and the other metal skin 3 and a flat plate shape with an uncured adhesive 25 interposed therebetween. By laminating the other one side of the core material 4, a laminated body 22 in which the metal shells 2 and 3 and the core material 4 are laminated is formed. In the laminated body 22, one side of the core material 4 and the uneven surface 26 of the metal shell 2 are overlapped with an uncured adhesive 24. When the core material 4 is formed by laminating a layer made of a gypsum board and a layer made of a resin foam or an inorganic fiber body, the surface of the layer made of the resin foam or the inorganic fiber body and the metal sheath 2 The uneven surface 26 is overlapped with the uncured adhesive 24.

次に、積層体２２はプレス機によりプレス（加圧）される。図３に示すように、プレス機１３としては一対の加圧コンベア１４，１５を備えたものを例示することができる。加圧コンベア１４は一対の回転軸１６，１７に無端ループ状にベルト１８を掛け渡すことにより形成されている。ベルト１８は回転軸１６，１７の回転駆動により前進後退自在に形成されている。加圧コンベア１５も一対の回転軸１９，２０に無端ループ状にベルト２１を掛け渡すことにより形成されている。ベルト２１は回転軸１９，２０の回転駆動により前進後退自在に形成されている。加圧コンベア１４と加圧コンベア１５は上下に対向して配置されている。ベルト１８の回転軸１６，１７よりも下側に位置する時の進行方向と、ベルト２１の回転軸１９，２０よりも上側に位置する時の進行方向とが一致している。   Next, the laminate 22 is pressed (pressed) by a press. As shown in FIG. 3, the press machine 13 can be exemplified by a machine including a pair of pressure conveyors 14 and 15. The pressure conveyor 14 is formed by a belt 18 being looped around a pair of rotating shafts 16 and 17 in an endless loop shape. The belt 18 is formed so as to be able to move forward and backward by rotational driving of the rotary shafts 16 and 17. The pressurizing conveyor 15 is also formed by spanning a belt 21 around the pair of rotating shafts 19 and 20 in an endless loop shape. The belt 21 is formed so as to be able to move forward and backward by the rotational drive of the rotary shafts 19 and 20. The pressure conveyor 14 and the pressure conveyor 15 are disposed so as to face each other in the vertical direction. The traveling direction when the belt 18 is positioned below the rotation shafts 16 and 17 and the traveling direction when the belt 21 is positioned above the rotation shafts 19 and 20 coincide with each other.

そして、積層体２２は、加圧コンベア１４のベルト１８と加圧コンベア１５のベルト２１とで上下に挟まれることによりプレスされる。また、プレス時にはベルト１８とベルト２１が進行しており、これにより、積層体２２はベルト１８、２１で略水平に搬送されながらプレスされる。このプレスにより、一方の金属外皮２の凹凸面２６が未硬化の接着剤２４を介して芯材４の片面に押し付けられ、他方の金属外皮３が未硬化の接着剤２５を介して芯材４の他の片面に押し付けられる。また未硬化の接着剤２４に含まれている発泡剤により気泡が未硬化の接着剤２４中に発生し、未硬化の接着剤２４が発泡する。このとき、気泡が発生しやすいように、プレス時に積層体２２を加温してもよい。   The laminate 22 is pressed by being sandwiched between the belt 18 of the pressure conveyor 14 and the belt 21 of the pressure conveyor 15. Further, the belt 18 and the belt 21 are in progress at the time of pressing, whereby the laminated body 22 is pressed while being transported substantially horizontally by the belts 18 and 21. By this pressing, the uneven surface 26 of one metal skin 2 is pressed against one surface of the core material 4 via an uncured adhesive 24, and the other metal skin 3 is pressed against the core material 4 via an uncured adhesive 25. It is pressed against the other side. Further, bubbles are generated in the uncured adhesive 24 by the foaming agent contained in the uncured adhesive 24, and the uncured adhesive 24 is foamed. At this time, the laminate 22 may be heated at the time of pressing so that bubbles are easily generated.

発泡した未硬化の接着剤２４は発泡倍率が２倍以下であることが好ましい。発泡倍率とは、発泡後の未硬化の接着剤２４の体積を発泡前の未硬化の接着剤２４の体積で除した値である。発泡した未硬化の接着剤２４の発泡倍率が２倍より大きくなると、金属外皮２と芯材４との間から未硬化の接着剤２４が漏れ出やすくなり、パネル１の表面が漏れ出た接着剤２４で汚染されてパネル１の外観が低下するおそれがある。発泡した未硬化の接着剤２４の発泡倍率は１．２〜１．８であることがより好ましい。尚、未硬化の接着剤２５としては、接着剤２４と同様に、発泡剤を含有するものであっても良い。   The foamed uncured adhesive 24 preferably has a foaming ratio of 2 times or less. The expansion ratio is a value obtained by dividing the volume of the uncured adhesive 24 after foaming by the volume of the uncured adhesive 24 before foaming. When the expansion ratio of the foamed uncured adhesive 24 is greater than 2 times, the uncured adhesive 24 easily leaks from between the metal shell 2 and the core material 4, and the surface of the panel 1 leaks out. There is a possibility that the appearance of the panel 1 is deteriorated due to contamination with the agent 24. The expansion ratio of the foamed uncured adhesive 24 is more preferably 1.2 to 1.8. The uncured adhesive 25 may contain a foaming agent like the adhesive 24.

また積層体２２を挟んで加圧する際の加圧コンベア１４のベルト１８と加圧コンベア１５のベルト１８との間隔Ｌは、最終製品のパネル１に厚みと同等か、やや小さめとなるように、プレス機１３が調整されるのが好ましい。この場合、加圧コンベア１４と加圧コンベア１５との間に、例えば、スペーサを設けてもよい。   In addition, the distance L between the belt 18 of the pressure conveyor 14 and the belt 18 of the pressure conveyor 15 when the laminate 22 is pressed is equal to or slightly smaller than the thickness of the panel 1 of the final product. The press 13 is preferably adjusted. In this case, for example, a spacer may be provided between the pressure conveyor 14 and the pressure conveyor 15.

この後、発泡した未硬化の接着剤２４と未硬化の接着剤２５とが硬化することにより、金属外皮２と芯材４とが硬化した接着剤２４で接着されて一体化されると共に金属外皮３と芯材４とが硬化した接着剤２５で接着されて一体化され、パネル１が形成される。このようなパネル１では、未硬化の接着剤２４が発泡により体積を増加しながら芯材４の表面と凹凸面２６との間の隙間に広がっていき、その後に硬化する。従って、芯材４と接着される面が凹凸面２６に形成される金属外皮２を用いても、凹凸面２６と芯材４の表面の間に隙間が生じにくくなり、硬化した接着剤２４を介して凹凸面２６と芯材４の表面とが密着することになり、金属外皮２と芯材４とが剥離しにくくなる。尚、プレス時及びそれ以降において積層体２２を加温して未硬化の接着剤２４，２５の硬化を促進してもよい。また、凹部形成片９と凹部形成片３０とが対向してその間がパネル１の嵌合凹部５として形成される。また、凸部形成片１０と凸部形成片２３との間に芯材４の端部が挟まれてパネル１の嵌合凸部７が形成される。   Thereafter, the foamed uncured adhesive 24 and the uncured adhesive 25 are cured, so that the metal shell 2 and the core material 4 are bonded and integrated by the cured adhesive 24 and the metal shell is integrated. 3 and the core material 4 are bonded and integrated with a cured adhesive 25 to form the panel 1. In such a panel 1, the uncured adhesive 24 spreads in the gap between the surface of the core material 4 and the concavo-convex surface 26 while increasing the volume by foaming, and then hardens. Therefore, even when the metal shell 2 having the surface to be bonded to the core material 4 formed on the uneven surface 26 is used, a gap is hardly formed between the uneven surface 26 and the surface of the core material 4, and the cured adhesive 24 is removed. Thus, the uneven surface 26 and the surface of the core material 4 are in close contact with each other, and the metal outer skin 2 and the core material 4 are difficult to peel off. Note that the laminate 22 may be heated at the time of pressing and thereafter to accelerate the curing of the uncured adhesives 24 and 25. Moreover, the recessed part formation piece 9 and the recessed part formation piece 30 oppose, and the space between them is formed as the fitting recessed part 5 of the panel 1. Further, the end portion of the core material 4 is sandwiched between the convex portion forming piece 10 and the convex portion forming piece 23 to form the fitting convex portion 7 of the panel 1.

本実施の形態は、金属外皮２の芯材４に接着される面が凹凸面に形成されているものに適用が可能である。従って、金属外皮２が波板に形成される場合の他に、エンボス加工等により任意の形状の模様が金属外皮２に形成されていても良い。またパネル１の裏面を構成する他方の金属外皮３が波板等に形成され、金属外皮３の芯材４に接着される面が凹凸面に形成されていてもよい。   The present embodiment can be applied to a case where the surface of the metal shell 2 that is bonded to the core material 4 is formed as an uneven surface. Therefore, in addition to the case where the metal shell 2 is formed on the corrugated sheet, a pattern having an arbitrary shape may be formed on the metal shell 2 by embossing or the like. Moreover, the other metal shell 3 which comprises the back surface of the panel 1 may be formed in a corrugated sheet etc., and the surface adhere | attached on the core material 4 of the metal shell 3 may be formed in the uneven surface.

以下、本発明を実施例によって具体的に説明する。   Hereinafter, the present invention will be specifically described by way of examples.

（実施例１）
最終製品のパネル１の厚み（設計上のパネル１の厚み）を５０ｍｍとした製造方法を説明する。 Example 1
A manufacturing method in which the thickness of the panel 1 of the final product (the thickness of the designed panel 1) is 50 mm will be described.

金属外皮２は板厚Ｔ２が０．５ｍｍのガルバリウム鋼板で形成されている。金属外皮２の一端部（上端部）には凹部形成片９や凹段部６が形成され、他端部（下端部）には覆い片８や凸部形成片１０が形成されている。また金属外皮２はほぼ全体（一端部や他端部以外の部分）の断面形状が波板状に形成され、複数の山部１１と複数の谷部１２とが働き幅の方向（上下方向）に交互に並ぶように形成されている。隣り合う山部１１、１１の間隔（ピッチ）Ｐと隣り合う谷部１２、１２の間隔（ピッチ）Ｐは、２４ｍｍに形成されている。また山部１１の高さ（谷部１２の深さ）Ｈは、０．８ｍｍに形成されている。波板状の金属外皮２の裏面（芯材４と接着される面）は凹凸面２６として形成されている。   The metal shell 2 is formed of a galvalume steel plate having a thickness T2 of 0.5 mm. A concave portion forming piece 9 and a concave step portion 6 are formed at one end portion (upper end portion) of the metal shell 2, and a covering piece 8 and a convex portion forming piece 10 are formed at the other end portion (lower end portion). The metal shell 2 is formed in a corrugated plate shape in cross section of almost the whole (a portion other than one end and the other end), and a plurality of crests 11 and a plurality of troughs 12 work to make a width direction (vertical direction). Are arranged alternately. The interval (pitch) P between the adjacent peak portions 11 and 11 and the interval (pitch) P between the adjacent valley portions 12 and 12 are formed to be 24 mm. In addition, the height of the peak portion 11 (depth of the valley portion 12) H is 0.8 mm. The back surface of the corrugated metal skin 2 (the surface bonded to the core material 4) is formed as an uneven surface 26.

金属外皮３は板厚Ｔ３が０．５ｍｍのガルバリウム鋼板で形成されている。金属外皮３の一端部（上端部）には凹部形成片３０が形成され、他端部（下端部）には凸部形成片２３が形成されている。金属外皮３はほぼ全体（一端部や他端部以外の部分）が平板状に形成されている。   The metal shell 3 is formed of a galvalume steel plate having a thickness T3 of 0.5 mm. A concave portion forming piece 30 is formed at one end portion (upper end portion) of the metal shell 3, and a convex portion forming piece 23 is formed at the other end portion (lower end portion). The metal outer shell 3 is substantially flat (parts other than one end and the other end) formed in a flat plate shape.

芯材４は厚みＴ４が４９ｍｍで密度４５ｋｇ／ｍ３のウレタンフォーム板で形成されている。芯材４は複数のブロック状のウレタンフォームを組合せて形成されている。芯材４の両表面はほとんど凹凸のない平坦面に形成されている。 The core material 4 is formed of a urethane foam plate having a thickness T4 of 49 mm and a density of 45 kg / m 3 . The core material 4 is formed by combining a plurality of block-shaped urethane foams. Both surfaces of the core material 4 are formed on flat surfaces having almost no unevenness.

未硬化の接着剤２４、２５としては、液状のウレタン系接着剤が用いられている。未硬化の接着剤２４には発泡剤として水（炭酸ガス）が含有されている。発泡剤は液状の未硬化の接着剤２４中に０．２質量％含有されている。   As the uncured adhesives 24 and 25, liquid urethane adhesives are used. The uncured adhesive 24 contains water (carbon dioxide gas) as a foaming agent. The foaming agent is contained in the liquid uncured adhesive 24 by 0.2% by mass.

プレス機１３としては図３に示すものが用いられる。ベルト１８、２１は材質が鋼製プレートで形成されている。またプレス機１３の長手方向（ベルト１８、２１の進行方向）の寸法は約３０ｍである。   As the press machine 13, the one shown in FIG. 3 is used. The belts 18 and 21 are made of steel plates. The dimension of the press machine 13 in the longitudinal direction (traveling direction of the belts 18 and 21) is about 30 m.

そして、金属外皮２の芯材４に接着する面に未硬化の接着剤２４を２２０ｇ／ｍ２で塗布し、金属外皮３の芯材４に接着する面に未硬化の接着剤２５を２５０ｇ／ｍ２で塗布する。次に、芯材４の片面に未硬化の接着剤２４を介して金属外皮２を重ねあわせると共に芯材４の他の片面に未硬化の接着剤２５を介して金属外皮３を重ねあわせ、積層体２２を形成する。次に、積層体２２をプレス機１３でプレスする。ここで、加圧コンベア１４のベルト１８と加圧コンベア１５のベルト２１との間隔Ｌは５０．０ｍｍになるように調整する。また、積層体２２をプレス機１３でプレスしている時には、積層体２２の金属外皮２、３が７０℃となるように加熱する。また積層体２２はベルト１８、２１により５．０ｍ／分の速度で搬送されながらプレスされる。そして、このプレスで未硬化の接着剤２４，２５を硬化させることにより金属外皮２、３と芯材４とを接着することにより、芯材４を二枚の金属外皮２，３の間に設けたパネル１を形成する。このパネル１では、硬化した接着剤２４が発泡剤により気泡を含んで発泡している。発泡した接着剤２４の発泡倍率は１．２倍であった。尚、パネル１の厚みは約５０ｍｍで働き幅は９１０ｍｍである。 Then, an uncured adhesive 24 is applied at 220 g / m 2 to the surface of the metal shell 2 that adheres to the core material 4, and 250 g / m of the uncured adhesive 25 is applied to the surface of the metal shell 3 that adheres to the core material 4. Apply at m 2 . Next, the metal shell 2 is superimposed on one side of the core material 4 via an uncured adhesive 24 and the metal shell 3 is superimposed on the other surface of the core material 4 via an uncured adhesive 25. Form body 22. Next, the laminate 22 is pressed by the press 13. Here, the distance L between the belt 18 of the pressure conveyor 14 and the belt 21 of the pressure conveyor 15 is adjusted to be 50.0 mm. Further, when the laminated body 22 is being pressed by the press machine 13, the metal skins 2 and 3 of the laminated body 22 are heated so as to be 70 ° C. The laminate 22 is pressed while being conveyed by the belts 18 and 21 at a speed of 5.0 m / min. The core 4 is provided between the two metal shells 2 and 3 by bonding the metal shells 2 and 3 and the core material 4 by curing the uncured adhesives 24 and 25 with this press. Panel 1 is formed. In this panel 1, the cured adhesive 24 is foamed including bubbles by a foaming agent. The expansion ratio of the expanded adhesive 24 was 1.2 times. The panel 1 has a thickness of about 50 mm and a working width of 910 mm.

（実施例２）
発泡剤が液状の未硬化の接着剤２４中に０．６質量％含有され、硬化した接着剤２４の発泡倍率が１．８であった。このようにする以外は実施例１と同様にしてパネル１を製造した。 (Example 2)
The foaming agent was contained in an amount of 0.6% by mass in the liquid uncured adhesive 24, and the foaming ratio of the cured adhesive 24 was 1.8. A panel 1 was produced in the same manner as in Example 1 except for this.

（実施例３）
発泡剤が液状の未硬化の接着剤２４中に１．０質量％含有され、硬化した接着剤２４の発泡倍率が２．０であった。このようにする以外は実施例１と同様にしてパネル１を製造した。 Example 3
The foaming agent was contained in an amount of 1.0% by mass in the liquid uncured adhesive 24, and the foaming ratio of the cured adhesive 24 was 2.0. A panel 1 was produced in the same manner as in Example 1 except for this.

（実施例４）
発泡剤が液状の未硬化の接着剤２４中に１．２質量％含有され、硬化した接着剤２４の発泡倍率が２．５であった。このようにする以外は実施例１と同様にしてパネル１を製造した。 Example 4
The foaming agent contained 1.2% by mass in the liquid uncured adhesive 24, and the foaming ratio of the cured adhesive 24 was 2.5. A panel 1 was produced in the same manner as in Example 1 except for this.

（比較例）
発泡剤が液状の未硬化の接着剤２４中に含有されておらず、硬化した接着剤２４の発泡倍率が１．０であった。このようにする以外は実施例１と同様にしてパネル１を製造した。 (Comparative example)
The foaming agent was not contained in the liquid uncured adhesive 24, and the foaming ratio of the cured adhesive 24 was 1.0. A panel 1 was produced in the same manner as in Example 1 except for this.

［外観評価］
パネル１の外観を観察する。金属外皮２と芯材４の間から硬化した接着剤２４が漏れ出ていないものを良と評価し、金属外皮２と芯材４の間から硬化した接着剤２４が少し漏れ出ているものを普通と評価し、金属外皮２と芯材４の間から硬化した接着剤２４が多く漏れ出ているものを不良と評価する。 [Appearance evaluation]
Observe the appearance of panel 1. What the adhesive 24 hardened from the metal shell 2 and the core material 4 does not leak is evaluated as good, and the hardened adhesive 24 between the metal skin 2 and the core material 4 leaks a little. Evaluation is normal, and a case where a large amount of the cured adhesive 24 leaks from between the metal shell 2 and the core material 4 is evaluated as defective.

［密着性評価］
金属外皮２と芯材４との密着性の評価として、金属外皮２と芯材４との剥離強度を測定する。剥離強度の測定は、パネル１から１００ｍｍ×１００ｍｍの試験体を採取し、試験体の金属外皮２の表面に対して垂直方向で芯材４から剥がす方向に引っ張り力を加える。そして、金属外皮２が芯材４から剥離して試験体が破壊するまでの引っ張り力を加え続け、引っ張り力の最大値を測定した。 [Adhesion evaluation]
As an evaluation of the adhesion between the metal skin 2 and the core material 4, the peel strength between the metal skin 2 and the core material 4 is measured. The peel strength is measured by taking a 100 mm × 100 mm test specimen from the panel 1 and applying a pulling force in a direction perpendicular to the surface of the metal skin 2 of the test specimen in the direction of peeling from the core material 4. And the tension | tensile_strength until a metal outer skin 2 peeled from the core material 4 and a test body destroyed was added, and the maximum value of the tension | tensile_strength was measured.

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比較例では、芯材４と凹凸面２６との間に硬化した接着剤２４が充填されていない部分が多く生じ、芯材４と金属外皮２との接着面積が小さくなって芯材４と金属外皮２とが剥離しやすくなって密着性が低下する。   In the comparative example, there are many portions that are not filled with the cured adhesive 24 between the core material 4 and the concavo-convex surface 26, and the bonding area between the core material 4 and the metal shell 2 is reduced, so that the core material 4 and the metal The outer skin 2 is easily peeled off and the adhesion is lowered.

実施例１〜４では、芯材４と凹凸面２６との間に硬化した接着剤２４が充填されていない部分が少ないかほとんど発生せず、芯材４と金属外皮２との接着面積が大きくなって芯材４と金属外皮２とが剥離しにくくなって密着性が向上する。特に、実施例１〜３では硬化した接着剤２４の漏れ出しもほとんどなく、接着剤による外観低下が少ない。   In Examples 1 to 4, there is little or almost no portion that is not filled with the cured adhesive 24 between the core material 4 and the uneven surface 26, and the adhesion area between the core material 4 and the metal shell 2 is large. As a result, the core material 4 and the metal shell 2 are difficult to peel off, and the adhesion is improved. In particular, in Examples 1 to 3, there is almost no leakage of the cured adhesive 24, and the appearance deterioration due to the adhesive is small.

１ パネル
２ 金属外皮
３ 金属外皮
４ 芯材
２２ 積層体
２４ 接着剤
２６ 凹凸面 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Panel 2 Metal outer skin 3 Metal outer skin 4 Core material 22 Laminated body 24 Adhesive 26 Uneven surface

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凹凸面を有する金属外皮と平板状の芯材とを備え、前記凹凸面と前記芯材の表面とが接着剤で接着されたパネルであって、前記接着剤は発泡しており、前記凹凸面と前記芯材の表面との間に充填されていることを特徴とするパネル。   A panel comprising a metal shell having a concavo-convex surface and a flat core, wherein the concavo-convex surface and the surface of the core are bonded with an adhesive, the adhesive being foamed, and the concavo-convex surface And a panel filled with a surface of the core member. 前記接着剤は、発泡倍率が２倍以下であることを特徴とする請求項１に記載のパネル。
The panel according to claim 1, wherein the adhesive has an expansion ratio of 2 times or less.
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