JP3407480B2 - Method of manufacturing seed plate for cathode - Google Patents

Method of manufacturing seed plate for cathode

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JP3407480B2
JP3407480B2 JP15193795A JP15193795A JP3407480B2 JP 3407480 B2 JP3407480 B2 JP 3407480B2 JP 15193795 A JP15193795 A JP 15193795A JP 15193795 A JP15193795 A JP 15193795A JP 3407480 B2 JP3407480 B2 JP 3407480B2
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修 中井
靖志 一色
浩 佐藤
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【発明の詳細な説明】Detailed Description of the Invention

【0001】[0001]

【産業上の利用分野】本発明は電解精製や電解採取に用
いられるカソード製造用の種板の製造方法に関し、特に
厚みのばらつきの少ない種板の製造方法に関する。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for producing a seed plate for producing a cathode used for electrolytic refining and electrowinning, and more particularly to a method for producing a seed plate having less variation in thickness.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】従来より、銅精製やニッケル精製では目
的金属製のカソードに目的金属を電着させて製品を得て
いる。このようなカソードは通常、チタン板やステンレ
ス板に目的金属を電着させて目的金属の薄板を得、これ
を加工して得ている。
2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in copper refining and nickel refining, products are obtained by electrodepositing a target metal on a cathode made of the target metal. Such a cathode is usually obtained by electrodepositing a target metal on a titanium plate or a stainless plate to obtain a thin plate of the target metal and processing the thin plate.

【0003】例えば、銅電解精製では、母板と称するス
テンレス製の板の周囲を絶縁し、吊り手を設けて通電可
能にしたものを銅電解液中に浸漬し、所定時間通電し、
得られた電着銅板をはぎ取り、銅の種板を得る。そし
て、この種板の周囲を切断し、比較的均一な厚さの一枚
板を得る。また、一部の種板を短冊状に切断し、これと
前記の一枚板とクロスビームと呼ばれる導電性の棒を用
いてカソードを組み立てる。
[0003] For example, in copper electrolytic refining, a stainless steel plate called a mother plate is insulated around its periphery, and a suspender is provided to allow energization, which is immersed in a copper electrolytic solution and energized for a predetermined time.
The obtained electrodeposited copper plate is stripped off to obtain a copper seed plate. Then, the periphery of this seed plate is cut to obtain a single plate having a relatively uniform thickness. Further, a part of the seed plate is cut into strips, and the cathode is assembled by using this one plate and the conductive rod called cross beam.

【0004】ところで、母板よりはぎ取った種板は、そ
れぞれ歪を持つため、そのまま加工してカソードを得、
これをそのまま電解槽に懸垂させると、アノードとカソ
ードとが接触して電解操業は不可能となる。このため、
カソードの組立に際して強制的に一定の歪を種板に与
え、カソードを電解槽に懸垂させたときにアノードと接
触しないようにすることが行われている。
By the way, since the seed plates stripped from the mother plate have distortions, they are directly processed to obtain a cathode.
If this is suspended in the electrolytic cell as it is, the anode and the cathode come into contact with each other and the electrolytic operation becomes impossible. For this reason,
When assembling the cathode, a certain strain is forcibly applied to the seed plate so as not to come into contact with the anode when the cathode is suspended in the electrolytic cell.

【0005】カソードの組立は一連の流れ作業で行われ
るため、種板に歪を与える装置もこの流れの中に組み込
まれることが必要であり、ローラー等を押しつける方法
が採用されることが多い。このような場合、種板が厚い
と充分な歪を与えられなかったり、装置の負荷が高まり
装置に異常が発生したりする。また、逆に種板が薄い
と、歪が大きくなりすぎ結果的に不良種板の増加をまね
く。
Since the assembly of the cathode is carried out by a series of flow work, it is necessary to incorporate a device for giving strain to the seed plate in this flow, and a method of pressing a roller or the like is often adopted. In such a case, if the seed plate is thick, sufficient distortion may not be given, or the load on the device may increase and an abnormality may occur in the device. On the contrary, if the seed plate is thin, the strain becomes too large, resulting in an increase in defective seed plates.

【0006】さて、近年の円高不況は従来に増して競争
力の増加、具体的にいえば製造コストの低下を求めてお
り、この要求を満たすことのできない企業の存続は許さ
れなくなってきている。銅精製においても例外ではな
く、コスト競争力を如何に付けるかがきわめて重大な問
題となっている。この問題を解決する一手段として電解
効率の改良、工程の省人化が進められている。
The recent recession in the yen's appreciation requires more competitiveness than ever before, specifically speaking, a reduction in manufacturing costs, and companies that cannot meet this demand are no longer allowed to survive. There is. Copper refining is no exception, and how to achieve cost competitiveness is a very important issue. As one means for solving this problem, improvement of electrolysis efficiency and labor saving of processes are being promoted.

【0007】[0007]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】電解効率を上昇させる
最も良い方法は、常時通電状態を維持することである。
これを可能としたのが半槽引き揚げ方式による種板製造
法である。この半槽引き揚げ方式は、通電を停止するこ
となく電解槽中の電着終了後の母板の半数を引き揚げ、
同数の未電着の母板を挿入し、次いで残部の電着終了後
の母板を引き揚げ、同数の新たな母板を同じく引き揚げ
た電着終了後の母板の位置に挿入し、もって電着終了後
の母板の全数を新たな母板に入れ替えるものである。
The best way to increase the electrolysis efficiency is to maintain a constant energized state.
This is made possible by the seed plate manufacturing method using the half tank lifting method. This half tank lifting method lifts half of the mother plates after the electrodeposition in the electrolytic tank without stopping the energization,
Insert the same number of undeposited mother boards, then lift the remaining mother boards after electrodeposition, insert the same number of new mother boards at the same position after the last electrodeposition, and then The total number of mother boards after wearing is replaced with new mother boards.

【0008】この半槽引き揚げ方式では、半槽分の母板
を1単位とし、この単位毎に通電時間が異なったり通電
量に差を生じやすい。このため、通常母板の有効電着面
積はほぼ均一となっているにもかかわらず、得られる種
板の厚さは不均一になりやすい。この結果、上記カソー
ド組立工程の省人化が困難となっている。
In this half tank lifting system, the mother plate for the half tank is set as one unit, and the energization time and the energization amount are likely to differ for each unit. For this reason, although the effective electrodeposition area of the mother plate is usually almost uniform, the thickness of the seed plate to be obtained tends to be nonuniform. As a result, it is difficult to save labor in the cathode assembly process.

【0009】というのは、種板が厚くなりすぎ、装置に
過剰の負荷がかかれば、人手による再調整が必要とな
り、種板が薄くなりすぎ、その結果歪が大きくなりすぎ
た物が多発すれば人為的に排除せざるを得なくなるから
である。
This is because if the seed plate becomes too thick and the device is overloaded, it will be necessary to readjust manually, and the seed plate will become too thin, resulting in too many distortions. This is because it will be artificially excluded.

【0010】本発明は上記状況に鑑みなされたものであ
り、種板に歪を与える装置を安定的に稼働させるため、
一定の厚さの種板を得ることを課題とする。
The present invention has been made in view of the above situation, and in order to stably operate a device for applying strain to a seed plate,
The task is to obtain a seed plate with a constant thickness.

【0011】[0011]

【課題を解決するための手段】上記課題を解決する本発
明の方法は、電解槽に母板を装入し、通電し、目的金属
を電着させた母板を引き揚げ、これより種板を得るに際
し、一定時間毎に槽電圧の値をコンピューターに取り込
み、この値を積算することにより電着量を制御するもの
であり、より具体的には、電解槽に設置されている母板
の引き揚げ、挿入を少なくとも2回に分け、引き揚げ、
挿入に伴う槽電圧の変化を基準点として前記槽電圧の積
算を開始するものであり、所望の積算値になったときに
母板を引き揚げることにより母板への電着量を均一化す
ることが可能となり、種板の厚さの均一化が可能とな
る。
According to the method of the present invention for solving the above-mentioned problems, a mother plate is charged into an electrolytic cell, and a current is applied, and the mother plate on which a target metal is electrodeposited is pulled up, and a seed plate is obtained from this. When obtaining it, the value of the cell voltage is taken into the computer at regular intervals and the amount of electrodeposition is controlled by integrating this value, more specifically, the lifting of the mother plate installed in the electrolytic cell. , Insert at least twice and lift,
The integration of the tank voltage is started with the change in the tank voltage due to insertion as a reference point, and when the desired integrated value is reached, the mother board is pulled up to make the amount of electrodeposition on the mother board uniform. The thickness of the seed plate can be made uniform.

【0012】[0012]

【作用】半槽分の電着済みの母板を電解槽より引き揚げ
たときに槽電圧が上昇し、新たな母板を電解槽に装入し
た後に槽電圧が低下し、以後安定する。
When the mother plate, which has been electrodeposited for half a tank, is lifted from the electrolytic cell, the cell voltage rises, and after the new mother board is loaded into the electrolytic cell, the cell voltage drops and becomes stable thereafter.

【0013】今、槽電圧VはAを電解槽に流れる電流と
し、Rを全合成抵抗値とすれば模式的に式1で示され
る。
Now, the cell voltage V is schematically expressed by Equation 1 where A is the current flowing in the electrolytic cell and R is the total combined resistance value.

【0014】式1 V=A・R 一組の母板と精製アノードとを考えた場合、合成抵抗値
は電極とクロスビーム、あるいはクロスビームと母板と
の接触抵抗と、母板表面の分極による抵抗と、各母板と
精製アノードとの間の電解液の抵抗と、精製アノードの
分極による抵抗と、精製アノードと電極との接触抵抗の
合成により得られる。通常、電極は並列で通電されるた
め、一組の母板と精製アノードとの合成抵抗をRnで示
した場合、Rは模式的に式2で示される。
Equation 1 V = A · R Considering a set of mother plate and refined anode, the combined resistance value is the contact resistance between the electrode and the cross beam, or the contact resistance between the cross beam and the mother plate, and the polarization of the mother plate surface. Resistance, the resistance of the electrolytic solution between each mother plate and the refining anode, the resistance due to the polarization of the refining anode, and the contact resistance between the refining anode and the electrode. Since the electrodes are normally energized in parallel, when the combined resistance of the set of mother plate and the refined anode is represented by R n , R is schematically represented by Equation 2.

【0015】式2 1/R=1/R1+1/R2+1/R3+・・・+1/Rn 今、R1=R2=R3=・・・=Rnと仮定すると、式2は
式3のようになる。
Equation 2 1 / R = 1 / R 1 + 1 / R 2 + 1 / R 3 + ... + 1 / R n Now, assuming that R 1 = R 2 = R 3 = ... = R n , Formula 2 becomes like Formula 3.

【0016】式3 1/R=n/R1 よって、R=R1/nとなる。このことより電解槽内の
母板の半分を引き揚げればRは2倍程度に上がることに
なる。本発明はこの原理を利用したものである。ちなみ
に、図1に50枚の母板を装入した種板電解槽を用い、
半槽引き揚げ方式で種板電解をしたときの槽電圧の系時
変化を示した。
Equation 3 1 / R = n / R1 Therefore, R = R1/ N. From this,
If you pull up half of the mother board, R will be doubled.
Become. The present invention utilizes this principle. By the way
In FIG. 1, using a seed plate electrolytic cell in which 50 mother plates are inserted,
At the time of cell voltage system when seed plate electrolysis is carried out by the half-batch lifting method
Showed a change.

【0017】図1でピークAとピークBとは半分の母板
の引き揚げ、装入による槽電圧の変化であり、極めて特
徴的な動きを示すことがわかる。A1は半分の母板(A
ブロック)の引き揚げが開始された時点を示し、A2は
引き揚げ完了を示し、A3は装入開始を示し、A4は装
入終了を示している。同様にB1は残りの半分の母板
(Bブロック)の引き揚げが開始された時点を示し、B
2は引き揚げ完了を示し、B3は装入開始を示し、B4
は装入終了を示している。図1よりAブロックではA4
より槽電圧の積算を開始し、BブロックではB4より槽
電圧の積算を開始すれば良いことがわかる。
In FIG. 1, peak A and peak B are changes in the cell voltage due to the lifting and charging of half the mother board, and it can be seen that they show extremely characteristic movements. A1 is half of the mother board (A
(Block) indicates the start of lifting, A2 indicates the completion of lifting, A3 indicates the start of charging, and A4 indicates the end of charging. Similarly, B1 indicates the time when the lifting of the other half of the mother board (B block) is started, and B1
2 indicates completion of lifting, B3 indicates charging start, B4
Indicates the end of charging. From Figure 1, block A is A4
It will be understood that the integration of the cell voltage can be started from B4 and the integration of the cell voltage can be started from B4 in the B block.

【0018】[0018]

【実施例】以下本発明の実施例について述べる。EXAMPLES Examples of the present invention will be described below.

【0019】(実施例1)精製アノード51枚と母板5
0枚とを備えた2組の電解槽を用い、以下の条件で1週
間の種板製造試験を行った。なお、本実施例では、槽電
圧はハイブリッドレコーダーに記録され、5分毎にハイ
ブリッド記録計の値がコンピューターに入力され、コン
ピューターでこの値が積算されるようにしてある。そし
て、記録された積算値の合計が予定通電積算量になった
時点でアラームが発せられ、母板の入れ替えを行うよう
にしている。
(Example 1) 51 refined anodes and mother plate 5
A seed plate production test was conducted for 1 week under the following conditions using two sets of electrolytic cells each having zero sheets. In this embodiment, the cell voltage is recorded in the hybrid recorder, the value of the hybrid recorder is input to the computer every 5 minutes, and the computer integrates the value. When the total of the recorded integrated values reaches the planned energization integrated amount, an alarm is issued and the mother board is replaced.

【0020】 得られた種板の平均単重は7.5Kgであった。各種板
の重量を測定し、日間平均を求め、日間平均のばらつき
を求めたところ標準偏差は0.05となっていた。ま
た、得られた種板の表面状態を観察し、不良率を求めた
ところ0.04%であった。
[0020] The average unit weight of the obtained seed plate was 7.5 Kg. The weight of each plate was measured, the daily average was calculated, and the variation in the daily average was calculated. The standard deviation was 0.05. Further, the surface condition of the obtained seed plate was observed, and the defective rate was calculated to be 0.04%.

【0021】(比較例1)通電積算量による管理ではな
く、1ライフ24時間を目標とした従来の管理方法とし
た以外は実施例と同様にして種板製造試験を1週間行っ
た。
(Comparative Example 1) A seed plate production test was conducted for one week in the same manner as in Example except that the conventional management method was aimed at one life of 24 hours instead of management by the cumulative amount of energization.

【0022】得られた種板の平均単重は6.6Kgであ
った。各種板の重量を測定し、日間平均を求め、日間平
均のばらつきを求めたところ標準偏差は0.11となっ
ていた。また、得られた種板の表面状態を観察し、不良
率を求めたところ0.50%であった。
The average unit weight of the obtained seed plate was 6.6 Kg. The weight of each plate was measured, the daily average was calculated, and the variation in the daily average was calculated. The standard deviation was 0.11. In addition, the surface condition of the obtained seed plate was observed and the percent defective was determined to be 0.50%.

【0023】これらの結果より、本発明の方法の優位性
は明らかである。
From these results, the superiority of the method of the present invention is clear.

【0024】[0024]

【発明の効果】【The invention's effect】 【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of drawings]

【図1】半槽引き揚げ方式で種板電解をしたときの槽電
圧の系時変化を示した図である。
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a system voltage change of a cell voltage when a seed plate is electrolyzed by a half-cell lifting method.

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Claims (2)

(57)【特許請求の範囲】(57) [Claims] 【請求項1】 電解槽に母板を装入し、通電し、目的
金属を電着させた母板を引き揚げ、これより種板を得る
に際し、一定時間毎に槽電圧の値をコンピューターに取
り込み、このデータを積算処理することにより電着量を
制御することを特徴とするカソード用種板の製造方法。
1. When a mother plate is placed in an electrolytic cell, electricity is applied, and the mother plate on which a target metal is electrodeposited is lifted up, and when a seed plate is obtained from this, the value of the cell voltage is taken into a computer at regular intervals. A method of manufacturing a cathode seed plate, characterized in that the electrodeposition amount is controlled by integrating the data.
【請求項2】 電解槽に設置されている母板の引き揚
げ、挿入を少なくとも2回に分け、引き揚げ、挿入に伴
う槽電圧の変化を基準点として前記槽電圧の積算を開始
する請求項1記載の製造方法。
2. The lifting and insertion of the mother plate installed in the electrolytic cell is divided into at least two times, and the integration of the cell voltage is started with the change in the cell voltage associated with the lifting and insertion as a reference point. Manufacturing method.
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