JP2713450B2 - Bonding method of metal material containing oxide - Google Patents

Bonding method of metal material containing oxide

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JP2713450B2
JP2713450B2 JP63333631A JP33363188A JP2713450B2 JP 2713450 B2 JP2713450 B2 JP 2713450B2 JP 63333631 A JP63333631 A JP 63333631A JP 33363188 A JP33363188 A JP 33363188A JP 2713450 B2 JP2713450 B2 JP 2713450B2
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堯民 古屋
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【発明の詳細な説明】 〈産業上の利用分野〉 この発明は、物理的性質から溶着接合が不可能な酸化
物を含有する金属材料、詳しくは溶けることによって金
属結晶粒界に強度増強剤として分離含有させた微細化粉
末の酸化物粒子(硬化剤)を遊離させることになる金属
材料の接合方法に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION <Industrial Application Field> The present invention relates to a metal material containing an oxide that cannot be welded and joined due to its physical properties, more specifically, as a strength enhancer at a metal crystal grain boundary by melting. The present invention relates to a method for joining metal materials that releases oxide particles (hardener) of finely divided powder separated and contained.

〈従来の技術とその問題点〉 従来、此種の酸化物を含有する金属材料の接合方法と
しては、板状に製造され接合辺部同志を互いに重合交差
させた酸化物を含有する金属材料、例えばPt又はPt基合
金をベースとして酸化物を混入含有させて製造したPt又
はPt基合金材料の重合交差させた前記接合辺部両者間に
Pt又はPt基合金箔を介在せしめてホットハンマーやホッ
トプレス等で熱間圧潰せしめ、接合辺部同志を圧着接合
する方法が主に取られていた。
<Conventional technology and its problems> Conventionally, as a method of joining a metal material containing an oxide of this type, a metal material containing an oxide manufactured in a plate shape and having the joining sides overlap each other, For example, Pt or a Pt-based alloy based on a mixed Pt or Pt-based alloy material manufactured by mixing and containing an oxide
It has been mainly used a method in which Pt or a Pt-based alloy foil is interposed, hot crushed by a hot hammer, a hot press or the like, and the bonding sides are bonded by pressure bonding.

しかし乍ら、この従来方法による接合技術では強度的
に充分ではなく、例えば600〜2000℃位迄の融解温度に
て金属或いはガラスなどを溶解する溶解装置の溶解ルツ
ボを前記接合技術にて製作した場合に600〜2000℃位迄
の高温熱によるルツボ全体の熱膨張時に、その周壁及び
周壁と底壁との接合箇所に引っ張り応力が加わり且つ高
温熱から受ける熱衝撃によって接合箇所が剥離する危険
があるといった強度的に劣る難点を有し、600〜2000℃
位迄の高温度での実用性に乏しく、高温での強度対策に
はいたっていないのが現状である。
However, the strength of the conventional joining technique is not sufficient. For example, a melting crucible of a melting apparatus for melting a metal or glass at a melting temperature of about 600 to 2000 ° C. was manufactured by the joining technique. In this case, when the entire crucible is thermally expanded by high-temperature heat up to about 600 to 2000 ° C., a tensile stress is applied to its peripheral wall and the joint between the peripheral wall and the bottom wall, and there is a risk that the joint will peel off due to a thermal shock received from high-temperature heat. There is a disadvantage inferior in strength such as there is, 600-2000 ℃
At present, it is poorly practical at high temperatures, and no measures have been taken for strength at high temperatures.

〈発明が解決しようとする課題〉 本発明が解決しようとする技術的課題は、600〜2000
℃位迄の高温度での使用に充分耐え得る強度で酸化物を
含有する金属材料を圧着接合できるところの接合方法の
提供にある。
<Problems to be solved by the invention> The technical problems to be solved by the present invention are 600 to 2000.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a bonding method capable of pressure bonding a metal material containing an oxide with a strength enough to withstand use at a high temperature up to about ° C.

〈技術的課題を達成するための手段〉 上記課題を達成するために本発明が講じる技術的手段
は、板状に製造された酸化物を含有する金属材料の接合
辺部を重合交差せしめ、その交差せる接合辺部両者間に
金属箔を介在すると共に、その接合辺部両者の板厚方向
に亘って貫通する接合孔を適宜の等間隔をおいて複数個
穿設し、その各接合孔に、前記金属箔と同材の金属箔を
被せた接合ピンを挿入せしめて熱間圧潰せしめることで
ある。
<Means for Achieving the Technical Problem> The technical means taken by the present invention to achieve the above-mentioned object is to make the joining side portions of the metal material containing the oxide manufactured in the form of a plate overlap with each other, and A metal foil is interposed between the joining side portions that intersect, and a plurality of joining holes that penetrate the joining side portions in the thickness direction of the both sides are formed at appropriate equal intervals. Another object is to insert a joining pin covered with a metal foil of the same material as the metal foil and to cause hot crushing.

〈作用〉 而して、上記した本発明の技術的手段によれば、板状
に製造された金属材料の接合辺部間に金属箔を介在せし
めて接合辺部を重合交差させると共に、該接合辺部両者
の板厚方向に亘って穿設せる各接合孔に金属箔を被せた
ピンを夫々挿入する。然る後、ホットハンマーやホット
プレスなどで重合交差させた接合辺部両者を熱間圧潰せ
しめて圧着接合するものである。
<Operation> According to the above-described technical means of the present invention, a metal foil is interposed between the joining sides of a metal material manufactured in a plate shape so that the joining sides overlap with each other and the joining is performed. A pin covered with a metal foil is inserted into each of the joining holes formed in the thickness direction of both sides. After that, both of the joining sides that are overlapped and overlapped by a hot hammer or a hot press are hot crushed and pressure-bonded.

〈実施例〉 本発明の実施例を図面に基づいて説明すると、第1図
乃至第4図は板状に製造され酸化物を含有する金属材料
(1)の接合辺部(2)両者の合せ面(2a)を斜めに切
断して圧着接合する第1実施例を示し、金属材料(1)
は酸化物、例えばMgO,ZrO2,CaO2,Al2O3,SiO2,TiO2,Y2O3
などの微粒子一種を、Pt又はPt基合金、Ir又はIr基合
金、Ni又はNi基合金などの金属ベースに混入含有させて
板状に製造してなるもので本実施例においてはPt又はPt
基合金をベースとして前記一種の酸化物を含有させたPt
又はPt基合金材料を用い、その接合辺部(2)両者の合
せ面(2a)をその重合範囲をもって斜めに切断してPt箔
(3)を介在する。
<Embodiment> An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIGS. 1 to 4 show a joining side portion (2) of a metal material (1) manufactured in a plate shape and containing an oxide. Example 1 shows a first embodiment in which a surface (2a) is cut obliquely and pressure-bonded, and a metal material (1) is shown.
Is an oxide such as MgO, ZrO 2 , CaO 2 , Al 2 O 3 , SiO 2 , TiO 2 , Y 2 O 3
One kind of fine particles such as Pt or Pt-based alloy, Ir or Ir-based alloy, Ni or a metal base such as Ni-based alloy mixed and contained and manufactured in a plate shape.In this embodiment, Pt or Pt
Pt containing the above kind of oxide based on base alloy
Alternatively, a Pt-based alloy material is used, and the mating surface (2a) of the joining side portion (2) and the both sides is cut obliquely within the overlapping range to interpose a Pt foil (3).

そして、このPt又はPt基合金材料(1)の接合辺部
(2)両者を重合交差させた後、その板厚方向両者間に
亘って貫通する接合孔(4)を適宜の等間隔をおいて複
数個穿設し、その各接合孔(4)には前記介在Pt箔
(3)と同材のPt箔(5)を被せた接合ピン(6)を夫
々挿入する。
Then, after the joining sides (2) of the Pt or Pt-based alloy material (1) are overlapped with each other, the joining holes (4) penetrating therethrough in the thickness direction thereof are formed at appropriate intervals. A plurality of bonding pins (6) covered with the same Pt foil (5) as the interposed Pt foil (3) are inserted into the respective bonding holes (4).

接合ピン(6)は、Pt又はPt基合金材料(1)と同材
のPt又はPt基合金によって前記接合孔(4)の孔径と略
同径な外径で接合辺部(2)両者の板厚に相当する長さ
に形成し、その外周面をPt箔(5)にて被覆する。
The joining pin (6) is made of Pt or a Pt-based alloy material of the same material as the Pt or Pt-based alloy material (1), and has an outer diameter substantially the same as the diameter of the joining hole (4). It is formed to a length corresponding to the plate thickness, and its outer peripheral surface is covered with a Pt foil (5).

而して、斯る実施例における接合方法はPt又はPt基合
金材料(1)の斜めに切断した接合辺部(2)の斜め合
せ面(2a)間にPt箔(3)を介在せしめて接合辺部
(2)両者を重合交差させると共に、接合辺部(2)両
者の板厚方向に貫通する各接合孔(4)にPt箔(5)を
被せた接合ピン(6)を夫々挿入せしめる(第2図参
照)。然る後、ホットハンマーやホットプレス等によっ
て全体が略同じ厚さで平坦になるまで熱間圧潰せしめて
接合辺部(2)両者を圧着接合せしめる(第3図参
照)。この熱間圧潰によって接合辺部(2)両者間及び
接合ピン(6)に被せたPt箔(3)(5)は熱間溶解せ
しめられて接合辺部(2)両者とこの接合部分に接合ピ
ン(6)を一体に溶着せしめる。
Thus, the joining method in this embodiment is such that the Pt foil (3) is interposed between the obliquely mating surfaces (2a) of the obliquely cut joining sides (2) of the Pt or Pt-based alloy material (1). A joining pin (6) having a Pt foil (5) covered in each joining hole (4) penetrating in the thickness direction of the joining side portion (2) is inserted into each of the joining sides (2) while overlapping each other. (See Fig. 2). Thereafter, the whole is flattened by a hot hammer, hot press, or the like until the entire surface is flat with substantially the same thickness, and both sides (2) are bonded by pressure bonding (see FIG. 3). By this hot crushing, the Pt foils (3) and (5) put between the joining side portions (2) and the joining pin (6) are melted hot and joined to the joining side portion (2) and the joining portion. The pins (6) are welded together.

従って、Pt又はPt基合金材料(1)の接合辺部(2)
両者はPt箔(3)(5)による一体溶着と同時に圧潰一
体化される接合ピン(6)によって強固且つ強靱に圧着
接合され、600〜2000℃位迄の高温度での熱膨張時にお
ける引っ張り応力によって剥離する虞れのない高強度の
接合構造となる。
Therefore, the joining side portion (2) of Pt or Pt-based alloy material (1)
Both are firmly and toughly press-bonded by a joining pin (6) that is crushed and integrated at the same time as the integral welding with the Pt foils (3) and (5), and is pulled during thermal expansion at high temperatures up to about 600 to 2000 ° C. A high-strength bonding structure that is not likely to be separated by stress is obtained.

尚、接合ピン(6)を挿入するために穿設する接合孔
(4)は、Pt箔(3)を介在せしめて重合交差させた接
合辺部(2)両者が前記Pt箔(3)にて溶着せしめられ
る程度の軽い熱間圧潰工程を行なって接合辺部(2)両
者をPt箔(3)にて溶着せしめた後接合辺部(2)両者
間に亘って穿設するものである。
In addition, the joining hole (4) drilled for inserting the joining pin (6) has a joining side portion (2) where the Pt foil (3) is interposed and overlapped with each other, and both are joined to the Pt foil (3). The joint side (2) is welded with a Pt foil (3) after performing a light hot crushing step to such an extent that it can be welded, and then a hole is formed between the joint side (2) and both. .

第5図及び第6図は第2実施例を示し、斯る実施例は
上記第1実施例で詳述したPt又はPt基合金材料(1)の
接合辺部(2)両者の合せ面(2a)がその重合範囲をも
って互いに一段低くなる様に板厚を夫々薄く切断して、
接合辺部(2)両者の段部合せ面(2a)にPt箔(3)を
介在せしめて重合交差させ、接合辺部(2)両者の接合
孔(4)にPt箔(5)を被せた接合ピン(6)を挿入せ
しめて(第6図参照)、以後第1実施例と同じ接合工程
にて接合辺部(2)両者を強固且つ強靱に圧着接合せし
める様にしたものである。
FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 show a second embodiment. In this embodiment, the joining side portion (2) of the Pt or Pt-based alloy material (1) described in detail in the first embodiment is used. 2a) is cut into thinner pieces so that the polymerization range becomes one step lower than each other,
The Pt foil (3) is interposed between the joining side portions (2) and the step-joining surface (2a) of both, and the Pt foil (5) covers the joining holes (4) of the joining side portion (2). The joining pins (6) are inserted (see FIG. 6), and the joining sides (2) are then firmly and toughly joined by the same joining process as in the first embodiment.

第7図及び第8図は第3実施例を示し、斯る実施例は
上記第1,第2実施例で詳述した様な切断加工を一切せず
にPt又はPt基合金材料(1)の接合辺部(2)をPt箔
(3)を介して重合交差させ、接合辺部(2)両者の接
合孔(4)にPt箔(5)を被せた接合ピン(6)を挿入
せしめて(第9図参照)、以後第1実施例と同じ接合工
程にて接合辺部(2)両者を強固且つ強靱に圧着接合せ
しめる様にしたものである。
FIGS. 7 and 8 show a third embodiment, which is a Pt or Pt-based alloy material (1) without any cutting work as detailed in the first and second embodiments. The joining side (2) is overlapped and crossed via the Pt foil (3), and the joining pin (6) covered with the Pt foil (5) is inserted into both joining holes (4) of the joining side (2). (See FIG. 9). Thereafter, in the same joining process as in the first embodiment, the joining side portions (2) are both firmly and strongly joined by pressure bonding.

尚、上記各実施例にあっては接合辺部(2)両者間に
介在する金属箔及び接合ピン(6)の外周面を被覆する
金属箔として接合する金属材料(1)と同材、即ちPt又
はPt基合金材料(1)と同材のPtを用いたが、酸化物を
含有する例えばNi又はNi基合金を金属材料(1)として
用いた場合にはNi又はNi基合金以外の金属を用いて異質
の金属箔を接合辺部(2)両者間に介在及び接合ピン
(6)に被せて接合辺部(2)両者を圧着接合すること
も可能であることは言うまでもないだろう。
In each of the above embodiments, the same material as the metal material (1) to be bonded as the metal foil interposed between the bonding side portions (2) and the metal foil covering the outer peripheral surface of the bonding pin (6), ie, Pt or Pt of the same material as Pt-based alloy material (1) was used. However, when Ni or Ni-based alloy containing oxide was used as metal material (1), metals other than Ni or Ni-based alloy were used. It is needless to say that it is also possible to press and join the joining side portions (2) by placing a foreign metal foil between the joining side portions (2) and the joining pin (6) using the above method.

〈発明の効果〉 本発明の接合方法は叙上の如く、板状に製造され金属
箔を介在して重合交差せしめて圧着接合する金属材料の
接合辺部両者の板厚方向に亘って貫通する接合孔を適宜
の等間隔をおいて穿設し、この各接合孔に、前記金属箔
と同材の金属箔を被せた接合ピンを挿入せしめて熱間圧
潰せしめる様にしたから、接合辺部両者を金属箔による
熱間溶着と圧潰一体化された接合ピンによって従来の接
合方法に比べて強固且つ強靱に圧着接合することが出来
る。
<Effect of the Invention> As described above, the joining method of the present invention is manufactured in the form of a plate, and is overlapped with a metal foil interposed therebetween so that the metal material to be pressure-bonded is penetrated in the thickness direction of both joining sides of the metal material. Bonding holes were drilled at appropriate intervals, and a bonding pin covered with a metal foil of the same material as the metal foil was inserted into each of the bonding holes so that hot crushing was performed. Both of them can be firmly and strongly press-bonded by a hot-welding of metal foil and a crush-integrated connecting pin as compared with a conventional bonding method.

従って、600〜2000℃位迄の高温熱による熱膨張時に
加わる引っ張り応力や熱衝撃によって剥離する虞れのな
い高強度の接合構造となり、酸化物を含有する金属材料
を600〜2000℃位迄の高温度での使用に充分耐え得る耐
久性大なる構造で圧着接合できる処の接合方法を提供で
きた。
Therefore, a high-strength joint structure that does not have a risk of peeling due to tensile stress or thermal shock applied at the time of thermal expansion due to high-temperature heat up to about 600 to 2000 ° C., and reduces the metal material containing oxide to about 600 to 2000 ° C. A bonding method capable of performing pressure bonding with a structure having a large durability that can withstand use at a high temperature can be provided.

依って、所期の目的を達成し得た。 Therefore, the intended purpose was achieved.

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

第1図乃至第4図は本発明接合方法の第1実施例を示
し、第1図は要部断面図、第2図は同平面図、第3図は
接合辺部両者を重合交差させて接合ピンを各接合孔に挿
入させた状態の要部断面図、第4図は圧着接合せしめた
状態の要部断面図、第5図及び第6図は第2実施例を示
し、第5図は要部断面図、第6図は重合交差させて接合
ピンを挿入させた状態の要部断面図、第7図及び第8図
は第3実施例を示し、第7図は要部断面図、第8図は重
合交差させて接合ピンを挿入させた状態の要部断面図で
ある。 尚、図中 (1):Pt又はPt基合金材料(金属材料) (2):接合辺部 (3)(5):Pt箔(金属箔) (4):接合孔 (6):接合ピン
1 to 4 show a first embodiment of the joining method of the present invention. FIG. 1 is a sectional view of a main part, FIG. 2 is a plan view of the same, and FIG. FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of a main part in a state where a bonding pin is inserted into each bonding hole, FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of a main part in a state where the bonding pins are crimped, and FIGS. 5 and 6 show a second embodiment; FIG. 6 is a sectional view of a main part, FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of a main part in a state where a joining pin is inserted by overlapping and overlapping, FIGS. 7 and 8 show a third embodiment, and FIG. FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view of a main part in a state where a joining pin is inserted so as to overlap with each other. In the drawings, (1): Pt or Pt-based alloy material (metal material) (2): joining side (3) (5): Pt foil (metal foil) (4): joining hole (6): joining pin

Claims (1)

(57)【特許請求の範囲】(57) [Claims] 【請求項1】板状に製造された酸化物を含有する金属材
料の接合辺部を重合交差せしめ、その交差せる接合辺部
両者間に金属箔を介在すると共に、その接合辺部両者の
板厚方向に亘って貫通する接合孔を適宜の等間隔をおい
て複数個穿設し、その各接合孔に、前記金属箔と同材の
金属箔を被せた接合ピンを挿入せしめて熱間圧潰せしめ
ることを特徴とした酸化物を含有する金属材料の接合方
法。
1. A metal foil containing an oxide-containing metal material manufactured in the form of a plate is overlapped at a joining side thereof, a metal foil is interposed between the joining sides at the intersection, and a plate of both the joining sides is provided. A plurality of bonding holes penetrating in the thickness direction are formed at appropriate intervals, and a bonding pin covered with a metal foil of the same material as the metal foil is inserted into each of the bonding holes to perform hot crushing. A method for bonding a metal material containing an oxide, the method comprising:
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