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JP4269004B2
JP4269004B2 JP2004307774A JP2004307774A JP4269004B2 JP 4269004 B2 JP4269004 B2 JP 4269004B2 JP 2004307774 A JP2004307774 A JP 2004307774A JP 2004307774 A JP2004307774 A JP 2004307774A JP 4269004 B2 JP4269004 B2 JP 4269004B2
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本発明は、木材圧密処理方法に関するものである。   The present invention relates to a wood compaction processing method.

木材の熱プレス圧密装置に、プレスする面を多孔質の材料で形成する圧密装置がある(例えば、特許文献1参照)。   There exists a compacting apparatus which forms the surface to press with a porous material in the hot press compacting apparatus of wood (for example, refer patent document 1).

また、木材の熱プレス圧密装置の熱盤の木材と接触する接触面は、木材が鉄イオン汚染により黒色化しない材質からなることが好ましく、ステンレス鋼やアルミニウム鋼、またメッキされた普通鋼が良いとされている。(特許文献2参照)   Moreover, the contact surface of the wood heat press compaction device that contacts the wood of the heat plate is preferably made of a material that does not blacken the wood due to iron ion contamination, and stainless steel, aluminum steel, or plated plain steel is preferable. It is said that. (See Patent Document 2)

さらに、圧密処理を施す木材の含水率が高すぎる場合には、固定化処理中に木材に割れや裂け等の損傷が発生し、歩留まりが悪くなると共に、固定化処理後における木材の乾燥に起因して、収縮等の変形が著しく製品としての価値を失うことがある、とされている(特許文献2参照)。
特開平8−90516号公報 特開2003−53705号公報
In addition, if the moisture content of the wood subjected to consolidation treatment is too high, the wood may be damaged or cracked during the immobilization treatment, resulting in poor yield and due to drying of the wood after the immobilization treatment. Thus, it is said that deformation such as shrinkage may significantly lose the value as a product (see Patent Document 2).
JP-A-8-90516 JP 2003-53705 A

従来の木材の圧密方法は、乾燥木材(25%以下)を圧力容器内で水蒸気により軟化点以上に加熱圧縮後、高温・高圧の水蒸気を導入する方法や、密閉可能な金型の互いに対向する熱盤間に木材を収容して、熱盤により木材を軟化点以上に加熱するとともに、圧縮した状態で高温・高圧の水蒸気を導入する方法などがある。   Conventional methods of compacting wood include a method in which dry wood (25% or less) is heated and compressed in a pressure vessel with water vapor above the softening point and then high-temperature and high-pressure water vapor is introduced, or sealable molds face each other. There is a method in which wood is accommodated between heating plates, the heating plate is heated above the softening point, and high-temperature and high-pressure steam is introduced in a compressed state.

しかし、どの方法も実用化の段階であるものの、節の多い木材は、実際の処理にはほとんど使用されていないのが実状である。   However, although all methods are at the stage of practical application, the fact is that timber with many nodes is hardly used for actual processing.

その理由は、節を含めその近くの部分では含水率が高い場合が多く、処理中に木材中の水分が蒸気化し割れや裂け等の損傷が発生する。また、節の繊維方向が処理木材の繊維方向と直角のため、圧締することにより繊維が潰されて処理後に節が抜けてしまうからである。   The reason is that the moisture content is often high in the vicinity including the knot, and the moisture in the wood vaporizes during the treatment, causing damage such as cracking and tearing. Moreover, since the fiber direction of the nodes is perpendicular to the fiber direction of the treated wood, the fibers are crushed by pressing and the nodes come off after the processing.

そして、圧密処理には、金網や透水性のシート、または、金属製の穴あき板が使用されるが、破れる等の耐久性の問題や、節などが網や金属盤にめり込んで取れなくなるという問題が生じている。   For the consolidation process, a wire mesh, a water-permeable sheet, or a metal perforated plate is used. However, durability problems such as tearing, nodes, etc. are not able to be removed due to the mesh or metal plate being cut. There is a problem.

さらに、圧密処理の対象とされる軟質材であるスギは、伐採直後では、辺材が160%程度、心材が55%程度もあり、乾燥するためのエネルギや時間を多大に消費するという欠点がある。   Furthermore, cedar, which is a soft material to be subjected to consolidation processing, has a drawback that immediately after cutting, sapwood is about 160% and heartwood is about 55%, which consumes a lot of energy and time for drying. is there.

本発明は、このような木材を圧密する方法として、第1の課題として、加熱・高温・高圧処理をされる場合の実用化の問題となっていた、節の存在する被処理木材や、高含水率材について圧密処理することを可能とする方法を開発することであり、また、第2の課題としては、被処理木材を均一に密圧処理する方法を開発するものである。   As a method for consolidating such wood, the present invention has, as a first problem, treated wood with knots, which has been a problem of practical use in the case of heating, high temperature, and high pressure treatment, It is to develop a method that enables the moisture content material to be compacted, and as a second problem, to develop a method for uniformly compacting the wood to be treated.

そこで、本発明は上記目的を達成するために、1段又は多段式熱プレスの熱盤間に、縦・横に、無数の円錐台状の穴を穿設した穴あき金属板を、円錐台状に加工した穴が逆になるよう敷設し、該穴あき金属板の上に、被処理木材を載置し、鋼板を介して可動側熱盤を押圧し、圧密処理することを特徴し、熱盤を上下に開放した際、穴あき金属板から圧密処理された木材を容易に取り除くことを可能としたものである。   Therefore, in order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a circular perforated metal plate in which numerous truncated cone-shaped holes are formed vertically and horizontally between the heating plates of a single-stage or multi-stage heat press. Laying so that the hole processed into a shape is reversed, placing the wood to be treated on the perforated metal plate, pressing the movable side heating plate through the steel plate, and compacting, When the hot platen is opened up and down, the consolidated wood can be easily removed from the perforated metal plate.

また、穴あき金属板の被処理木材に接する面の反対側に溝切り加工を施し、圧締した際に発生する加熱水蒸気を、蒸気爆発を起こさせることなく加工した円錐台状の穴及び溝を介して、均一に圧密処理中の被処理木材に送り込めるように構成したものである。   In addition, frustum-shaped holes and grooves are formed in the perforated metal plate that has been subjected to grooving on the opposite side of the surface in contact with the wood to be treated, and heated steam generated during pressing without causing a steam explosion. It is comprised so that it can send to the to-be-processed wood under a compaction process uniformly through.

上記第1の課題解決手段による効果は次のとおりである。すなわち、1段又は多段式熱プレスの熱盤間に、縦・横に、無数の円錐台状の穴を穿設した穴あき金属板を、円錐台状に加工した穴が逆になるよう敷設するため、該穴あき金属板に、圧締により木材の節を含む面が押し付けられ、穴を含む金属板の面に、被処理木材の節がめり込もうとしても、円柱形の穴であれば、節の一部が穴にめり込んで押し付けられ抜けなくなるが、本発明によると、円錐台状に加工した穴に穿設しており、その結果、めり込んでも穴に広がりの角度がついているため容易に抜けるものである。   The effects of the first problem solving means are as follows. In other words, a perforated metal plate with numerous truncated cone-shaped holes drilled vertically and horizontally between the heating plates of a single-stage or multi-stage heat press is laid so that the holes formed into a truncated cone shape are reversed. Therefore, even if the surface of the metal plate including the hole is pressed against the perforated metal plate by pressing and the node of the treated wood is indented into the surface of the metal plate including the hole, the hole may be a cylindrical hole. For example, a part of the node is recessed into the hole and cannot be pressed, but according to the present invention, the hole is drilled into a frustum-shaped hole. It can be easily removed.

また、第2の課題解決手段による効果は次のとおりである。すなわち、含水率の50%を超える被処理木材は、熱盤により圧締した際に加熱蒸気により爆発し裂けてしまうが、穴あき金属板の被処理木材に接する面の反対側に加工された溝により、1箇所の穴内に蒸気を留めることなく、溝を介して他の穴にも蒸気を均一に圧密処理中の木材に送ることができる。   The effects of the second problem solving means are as follows. That is, the wood to be treated exceeding 50% of the moisture content explodes and tears by heated steam when pressed with a hot platen, but is processed on the opposite side of the surface of the perforated metal plate that contacts the wood to be treated. The groove allows the steam to be uniformly sent to the wood being consolidated through the groove to other holes without retaining the steam in one hole.

以下、図面とともに、本発明の木材圧密処理方法の好適な実施の形態について、詳細に説明する。図1は、被処理木材の圧密装置の熱圧部分の断面図、図2は、本発明に使用する穴あき金属板の平面図、図3は、本発明に使用する穴あき金属板の断面図、図4は、各穴を通る溝を形成した穴あき金属板の平面図、図5は、本発明に使用する穴あき溝切り金属板の断面である。   Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the wood compaction processing method of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a hot-pressed portion of a wood compaction apparatus to be treated, FIG. 2 is a plan view of a perforated metal plate used in the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of a perforated metal plate used in the present invention. 4 is a plan view of a perforated metal plate in which a groove passing through each hole is formed, and FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of the perforated grooved metal plate used in the present invention.

この発明の第一の発明の一実施例を詳述すると、木材の密圧装置において、1段又は多段式熱プレスの固定側熱盤(3)上に、縦・横に、無数の円錐台状の穴を穿設した穴あき金属板(4)を、円錐台状に加工した穴(7)が逆になるよう敷設し、該穴あき金属板(4)の上に、被処理木材(5)を載置し、鋼板(6)を介して可動側熱盤(1)を押圧し、圧密処理することを特徴とする木材圧密処理方法から構成される。   An embodiment of the first invention of the present invention will be described in detail. In a wood compaction device, an innumerable truncated cone vertically and horizontally on a fixed-side heating plate (3) of a single-stage or multi-stage heat press. A perforated metal plate (4) having a perforated hole is laid so that the hole (7) processed into a truncated cone shape is reversed, and the treated wood (4) is placed on the perforated metal plate (4). 5) is placed, and the movable-side heating platen (1) is pressed through the steel plate (6) to perform the consolidation treatment, and is constituted by a wood consolidation treatment method.

図1に示す木材の圧密装置の熱圧部分において、(1)は、可動側熱盤、(2)は、木材の圧密厚さを調整するための金属板、(3)は固定側熱盤である。被処理木材(5)を圧密する際、ステンレス鋼の穴あき金属板(4)を固定側熱盤(3)の上に敷設し、被処理木材(5)を載置して、さらに平滑なステンレス鋼板(6)を、該被処理木材(5)を挟み込むように載置して、可動側熱盤(1)でプレスするものである。   1, (1) is a movable side heating plate, (2) is a metal plate for adjusting the consolidation thickness of the wood, and (3) is a fixed side heating plate. It is. When compacting the wood to be treated (5), a stainless steel perforated metal plate (4) is laid on the fixed-side heating plate (3), and the wood to be treated (5) is placed thereon to make the smoothness smoother. The stainless steel plate (6) is placed so as to sandwich the wood to be treated (5) and pressed by the movable side heating platen (1).

さらに、この発明の第二の発明の一実施例を詳述すると、木材の密圧装置において、1段又は多段式熱プレスの固定側熱盤(3)上に敷設する、縦・横に、無数の円錐台状の穴(7)を穿設し、かつ、被処理木材(5)に接する面の反対側に、溝(8)切り加工を施した穴あき溝切り金属板(4′)を設け、該穴あき溝切り金属板(4′)に被処理木材(5)を載置し、圧締した際に加工した穴(7)から発生する加熱水蒸気を、溝(8)及び円錐台状の穴(7)を介して、均一に圧密処理中の被処理木材に送り込むことを特徴とする木材圧密処理方法から構成される。   Furthermore, to elaborate one embodiment of the second invention of the present invention, in the wood compaction device, laid on the fixed-side heating plate (3) of the single-stage or multi-stage heat press, vertically and horizontally, A perforated grooved metal plate (4 ') with a number of frustoconical holes (7) and grooves (8) cut on the opposite side of the surface in contact with the treated wood (5) The heated steam generated from the hole (7) processed when the treated wood (5) is placed on the perforated grooved metal plate (4 ') and pressed, and the groove (8) and cone It is constituted by a wood compaction processing method characterized by being fed into the wood to be treated being uniformly compacted through the trapezoidal hole (7).

また、これら第一の発明及び第二の発明で使用される被処理木材(5)の水分含有率は、50%以上である。   Moreover, the moisture content of the to-be-processed wood (5) used by these 1st invention and 2nd invention is 50% or more.

尚、穴あき金属板(4)の具体的な構成を図2において示すと、穴あき金属板(4)の平面図であるが、円錐台状の穴(7)は、縦・横方向に等間隔で配置されており、具体的な一例としては、穴あき金属板(4)の断面で、円錐台状の穴(7)が被処理木材(5)に接する面で、直径は6mm、穴の間隔は2mm、固定側の熱盤3に接する面で直径は5mm、穴の間隔は3mmに加工し、該穴の傾斜角は14°である。   The specific structure of the perforated metal plate (4) is shown in FIG. 2, which is a plan view of the perforated metal plate (4). As a specific example, in the cross section of the perforated metal plate (4), the frustoconical hole (7) is in contact with the wood to be treated (5), the diameter is 6 mm, The distance between the holes is 2 mm, the diameter is 5 mm on the surface in contact with the heating plate 3 on the fixed side, the distance between the holes is 3 mm, and the inclination angle of the holes is 14 °.

さらに、図4に示すように、穴あき金属板(4)に穿設し円錐台状の穴(7)は、縦・横等間隔で配置され、各穴(7)は菱形状に溝(8)で結ばれている。図5に示すように、穴あき溝切り金属板(4′)の断面は、円錐台状の穴(7)が被処理木材(5)に接する面で直径は6mm、穴の間隔は2mm、固定側熱盤(3)に接する面で直径は5mm、穴(7)の間隔は3mmに加工した。穴(7)の傾斜角は14°である。溝(8)は深さ1mm、幅1.6mmである。   Further, as shown in FIG. 4, the circular truncated conical holes (7) formed in the perforated metal plate (4) are arranged at equal intervals in the vertical and horizontal directions, and each hole (7) has a diamond-shaped groove ( 8). As shown in FIG. 5, the cross-section of the perforated grooved metal plate (4 ') is a surface where the truncated cone-shaped hole (7) is in contact with the wood to be treated (5), the diameter is 6 mm, and the hole interval is 2 mm. The surface in contact with the fixed-side heating plate (3) was processed to have a diameter of 5 mm and a space between the holes (7) of 3 mm. The inclination angle of the hole (7) is 14 °. The groove (8) is 1 mm deep and 1.6 mm wide.

上記穴あき溝切り金属板(4′)を使用して図1の仕様でスギ板材を、被処理木材(5)として圧密処理を行った。圧密処理条件は、長さ400mm、巾150mm、厚さ6mm、含水率89%のスギ板材を、熱盤温度200℃、圧縮率50%で1時間熱圧締した。熱盤間では蒸気圧力の調整をせず、蒸気を開放した。圧締が終了するとすぐに熱盤の間隔を広げ、1/2の厚さになったスギ板材を取り出し、常温になるまで冷却した。   The above-mentioned perforated grooving metal plate (4 ') was subjected to consolidation treatment as a wood to be treated (5) with a cedar plate material according to the specifications shown in FIG. The compaction conditions were as follows: a cedar board material having a length of 400 mm, a width of 150 mm, a thickness of 6 mm, and a moisture content of 89% was hot-pressed for 1 hour at a hot plate temperature of 200 ° C. and a compression rate of 50%. The steam was released without adjusting the steam pressure between the hot plates. As soon as pressing was completed, the interval between the hot plates was increased, and the cedar plate material having a thickness of 1/2 was taken out and cooled to room temperature.

さらに、上記圧密処理木材の圧密固定化確認試験を行った。圧密処理により得られた木材を長さ方向に80mmづつ4枚に切断し、2枚を30℃の水に1時間浸漬後105℃で24時間乾燥させて側面中央部厚さを測定した。また、残りの2枚を沸騰中に1時間浸漬後105℃で24時間乾燥させて側面中央部厚さを測定した。放射方向における厚さ変化率を、変化率(%)=(浸漬または煮沸後の全乾厚さ÷圧密固定処理後の厚さ−1)×100として計算した結果、水浸漬処理材の変化率は平均4.8%、煮沸処理材の変化率は平均14.0%であった。   Furthermore, the consolidation fixation confirmation test of the consolidation treated wood was performed. The wood obtained by the consolidation treatment was cut into 4 pieces of 80 mm in the length direction, 2 pieces were immersed in 30 ° C. water for 1 hour and then dried at 105 ° C. for 24 hours, and the thickness at the side center was measured. Further, the remaining two pieces were immersed in boiling for 1 hour and then dried at 105 ° C. for 24 hours, and the thickness of the side central portion was measured. As a result of calculating the thickness change rate in the radial direction as change rate (%) = (total dry thickness after immersion or boiling / thickness after consolidation and fixation-1) × 100, the change rate of the water immersion treatment material Averaged 4.8%, and the rate of change of the boiling material was 14.0% on average.

比較として、穴あき金属板(4)の替わりに穴の開いていないステンレス鋼を挿入し、含水率が50%を超えるスギ板材を熱圧締した結果、木材が何箇所も繊維状に裂けて、板材としての形状をなさなかった。   As a comparison, as a result of inserting stainless steel with no holes in place of the perforated metal plate (4) and hot-pressing a cedar plate material with a moisture content of more than 50%, the wood was torn into a fibrous shape at several points. The shape as a plate was not made.

この発明によると、木材の圧密処理方法の技術を確立し、実施することにより産業上の利用可能性を有する。   According to this invention, it has industrial applicability by establishing and implementing the technique of the consolidation processing method of wood.

本発明の一実施例を示す木材圧密処理装置の断面図である。It is sectional drawing of the wood compaction processing apparatus which shows one Example of this invention. 本発明に使用する穴あき金属板の平面図である。It is a top view of the perforated metal plate used for this invention. 本発明に使用する穴あき金属板の拡大断面である。It is an expanded cross section of the perforated metal plate used for this invention. 本発明に使用する穴あき溝切り金属板の平面図である。It is a top view of the perforated grooving metal plate used for this invention. 本発明に使用する穴あき溝切り金属板の断面図である。It is sectional drawing of the perforated grooving metal plate used for this invention.

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1 可動側熱盤
2 厚さ調整板
3 固定側熱盤
4 穴あき金属板
4′穴あき溝切り金属板
5 被処理木材
6 平滑な金属板
7 円錐台状の穴
8 溝
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Movable side hot platen 2 Thickness adjustment plate 3 Fixed side hot platen 4 Perforated metal plate 4 'perforated grooving metal plate 5 Wood to be processed 6 Smooth metal plate 7 Frustum-shaped hole 8 Groove

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木材の密圧装置において、1段又は多段式熱プレスの固定側熱盤上に、縦・横に、無数の円錐台状の穴を穿設した穴あき金属板を、円錐台状に加工した穴が逆になるよう敷設し、該穴あき金属板の上に、被処理木材を載置し、鋼板を介して可動側熱盤を押圧し、圧密処理することを特徴とする木材圧密処理方法。   In a wood compaction device, a perforated metal plate with numerous truncated cone-shaped holes drilled vertically and horizontally on a fixed-side heating plate of a single-stage or multi-stage heat press was processed into a truncated cone shape. A wood consolidation method characterized by laying so that the holes are reversed, placing the wood to be treated on the perforated metal plate, pressing the movable side heating plate via the steel plate, and performing a consolidation treatment . 木材の密圧装置において、1段又は多段式熱プレスの固定側熱盤上に敷設する,縦・横に、無数の円錐台状の穴を穿設し、かつ、被処理木材に接する面の反対側に、溝切り加工を施した穴あき溝切り金属板を設け、該穴あき溝切り金属板に被処理木材を載置し、圧締した際に加工した穴から発生する加熱水蒸気を、溝及び円錐台状の穴を介して、均一に圧密処理中の被処理木材に送り込むことを特徴とする木材圧密処理方法。   In a wood compaction device, a number of frustoconical holes are drilled vertically and horizontally on a fixed-side heating plate of a single-stage or multi-stage heat press, and the surface in contact with the treated wood On the opposite side, a perforated grooved metal plate that has been grooved is provided, and the heated steam generated from the hole processed when the wood to be treated is placed on the perforated grooved metal plate and pressed, A wood compaction processing method, wherein the wood compaction is fed uniformly to the wood to be treated during compaction through the grooves and the truncated cone-shaped holes. 被処理木材の水分含有率が、50%以上であることを特徴とする請求項1または2に記載の木材圧密処理方法。   The wood consolidation method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the moisture content of the wood to be treated is 50% or more.
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