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JP5290256B2
JP5290256B2 JP2010226184A JP2010226184A JP5290256B2 JP 5290256 B2 JP5290256 B2 JP 5290256B2 JP 2010226184 A JP2010226184 A JP 2010226184A JP 2010226184 A JP2010226184 A JP 2010226184A JP 5290256 B2 JP5290256 B2 JP 5290256B2
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a bark board and a straw mat as a residential-environment-friendly interior material such as wall material and ceiling material by use of natural raw materials. <P>SOLUTION: A bark board of the invention is formed with: a bark fibrous material, fibrously stripped from barks of wood such as paper mulberry, mulberry, and cedar, and having various lengths; a fiber dispersion mainly composed of a liquid extracted from roots of sunset hibiscus or barks of panicled hydrangea; and chaff charcoal that is roasted chaff. The bark fibrous material and the chaff charcoal are added into a solution of a mixture of the fiber dispersion and water and sufficiently blended and kneaded so that the chaff charcoal enters into fibrous clearance spaces. Then the mixture is dehydrated and dried to form a chaff-charcoal board 1 in which the fibers of the bark fibrous material are tangled together, bonded by hydrogen bonding, and hardened. The chaff-charcoal board 1 is sandwiched between bark fibers 2, the top and bottom surfaces thereof being covered, then the top surface is overlayed with Japanese paper 3, and altogether combined into a single unit. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2012,JPO&amp;INPIT

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本発明は、天然素材を利用し、住宅環境に優しい壁材や天井材等の内装材としての樹皮ボード及び畳に関する。   The present invention relates to a bark board and a tatami mat as interior materials such as wall materials and ceiling materials that use natural materials and are friendly to the housing environment.

従来、畳が古くなった場合に製品を解砕して新たな原料を足すことによって再び同様の製品が得られるリサイクルが可能で、他の製造工程で不要になった廃材を利用して製造でき、カビや害虫が発生することなく、適度な弾性を有し高強度且つ軽量で経済的な草木ボード及び畳床が知られている(特許文献1を参照)。
この公知技術は、杉の樹皮の繊維をほぐして嵩比重を小さくしたものと畳表を製作する際に端材として切り落とされるイグサの切れ端とを混合し、これらの混合物に対してポリエチレングリコールを主成分とする接着剤を混合して、ホットプレスで圧縮してなる草木ボードに、木材原料ボードを積層してなる畳床である。
Conventionally, when tatami mats become old, the product can be recycled by adding new raw materials and reusing the same material, and can be manufactured using waste materials that are no longer needed in other manufacturing processes. A grassy board and a tatami floor that have moderate elasticity, high strength, light weight, and economical without generation of mold and pests are known (see Patent Document 1).
This known technique mixes cedar bark fibers with a reduced bulk specific gravity and rush cuts cut off as mill ends when producing a tatami mat, and these blends contain polyethylene glycol as the main component. It is a tatami floor formed by laminating a wood raw material board on a vegetation board formed by mixing an adhesive and compressing with a hot press.

本出願人は、天然素材のみを利用し接着剤を使用しない、住宅環境に優しい空間を形成する壁材や天井材といった建築材料に適したくん炭ボードを開発した(特許文献2を参照)。
この公知技術は、楮(こうぞ)、桑、杉などの木材の樹皮を繊維状に解(ほぐ)した、長さが不均一の樹皮繊維材料と、黄葵(とろろあおい)の根又は糊空木(のりうつぎ)の樹皮から抽出した液体を主体にした繊維分散液と、籾殻を蒸し焼きにした籾殻炭とから形成され、前記繊維分散液を水に混ぜた混合水溶液に、前記樹皮繊維材料と籾殻炭を入れてよく混ぜて繊維隙間空間に籾殻炭が入り込むように良く練り、この混練物をボード成型の型枠に入れて脱水乾燥させて、樹皮繊維材料の繊維同士が絡み合い水素結合によりくっ付き合い固めたくん炭ボードである。
The present applicant has developed a charcoal board suitable for building materials such as wall materials and ceiling materials that use only natural materials and do not use an adhesive, and form a space friendly to the residential environment (see Patent Document 2).
This well-known technique is a method of unraveling bark of wood such as kozo, mulberry, cedar, etc. into a fibrous form, a non-uniform length of bark fiber material, and the roots of A bark fiber is formed into a mixed aqueous solution formed from a fiber dispersion mainly composed of a liquid extracted from the bark of glue paste and a rice husk charcoal obtained by steaming rice husk, and the fiber dispersion is mixed with water. Mix the material and rice husk charcoal thoroughly and knead well so that the rice husk charcoal enters the fiber gap space, put this kneaded material in a board-molded mold and dehydrate it, and the fibers of the bark fiber material will be entangled and hydrogen bonded This is a charcoal board that is stuck together and hardened.

しかし、前記くん炭ボードは、表面の籾殻炭がこぼれ落ちて周囲を汚すため、壁材や天井材として新築施工時の汚染や取扱いの不便さがあったし、さらに壁材や天井材以外の用途として内装材及び畳に利用できるよう工夫を施す必要があった。   However, the above-mentioned charcoal board spills the surface husk charcoal and pollutes the surroundings, so there was contamination and inconvenience in handling as a wall material and ceiling material, and for applications other than wall materials and ceiling materials. It was necessary to devise so that it could be used for interior materials and tatami mats.

特開2007−85012号公報JP 2007-85012 A 特許第3847324号公報Japanese Patent No. 3847324

本発明は、天然素材を利用し、住宅環境に優しい壁材や天井材等の内装材としての樹皮ボード及び畳を提供することを目的とする。   An object of the present invention is to provide a bark board and a tatami mat as interior materials such as a wall material and a ceiling material that use natural materials and are friendly to the housing environment.

本発明の樹皮ボードは、楮、桑、杉などの木材の樹皮を繊維状に解した、長さが不均一の樹皮繊維材料と、黄葵の根又は糊空木の樹皮から抽出した液体を主体にした繊維分散液と、籾殻を蒸し焼きにした籾殻炭とから形成され、前記繊維分散液を水に混ぜた混合水溶液に、前記樹皮繊維材料と籾殻炭を入れてよく混ぜて繊維隙間空間に籾殻炭が入り込むように良く練り、脱水乾燥させて、樹皮繊維材料の繊維同士が絡み合い水素結合によりくっ付き合い固めて形成されるくん炭ボードを設け、該くん炭ボードの上下面を樹皮繊維でサンドイッチ上に挟んで、さらに表面に和紙を施して一体化したものである。
本発明の畳は、楮、桑、杉などの木材の樹皮を繊維状に解した、長さが不均一の樹皮繊維材料と、黄葵の根又は糊空木の樹皮から抽出した液体を主体にした繊維分散液と、籾殻を蒸し焼きにした籾殻炭とから形成され、前記繊維分散液を水に混ぜた混合水溶液に、前記樹皮繊維材料と籾殻炭を入れてよく混ぜて繊維隙間空間に籾殻炭が入り込むように良く練り、脱水乾燥させて、樹皮繊維材料の繊維同士が絡み合い水素結合によりくっ付き合い固めて形成されるくん炭ボードを設け、該くん炭ボードの上下面を樹皮繊維でサンドイッチ上に挟んで、さらに表面に畳表を施して一体化したものである。
The bark board of the present invention comprises a bark fiber material having a non-uniform length and a liquid extracted from the bark of jaundice root or glue empty tree, which is obtained by breaking the bark of wood such as birch, mulberry and cedar into fibers. It is formed from a fiber dispersion mainly composed of rice husk and steamed rice husk charcoal, and the bark fiber material and rice husk charcoal are mixed and mixed well in a mixed aqueous solution in which the fiber dispersion is mixed with water. The husk charcoal board is formed by kneading the rice husk charcoal well, dehydrating and drying, entwining the bark fiber material together and sticking together by hydrogen bonding, and sandwiching the upper and lower surfaces of the husk charcoal board with bark fiber. It is sandwiched and integrated with Japanese paper on the surface.
The tatami mat of the present invention is mainly composed of a bark fiber material having a non-uniform length obtained by breaking bark of wood such as birch, mulberry, cedar and the like, and a liquid extracted from the bark of jaundice root or glue empty tree bark. The bark fiber material and rice husk charcoal are mixed into a mixed aqueous solution formed from the fiber dispersion liquid and steamed rice husk charcoal obtained by steaming the rice husk and mixed with water. A charcoal board is formed, which is kneaded well so that charcoal enters, dehydrated and dried, and the fibers of the bark fiber material are entangled and bonded together by hydrogen bonding, and the upper and lower surfaces of the charcoal board are sandwiched with bark fibers. The surface is further integrated with a tatami mat on the surface.

本発明の樹皮ボード及び畳は、全て天然素材から形成されているので、シックハウスの原因となる有害物を発生しないため、住宅環境に優しい空間を形成することができるし、くん炭ボードにより脱臭性、調湿性、保温性などを有すると共に難燃性を備えている。   Since the bark board and tatami mat of the present invention are all made of natural materials, they do not generate harmful substances that cause sick house, so it is possible to form a space that is friendly to the housing environment, and deodorizing by the lignite board In addition, it has humidity control, heat retention, etc. and has flame retardancy.

本発明の樹皮ボードの斜視図である。It is a perspective view of the bark board of this invention. 本発明の樹皮ボードの断面図である。It is sectional drawing of the bark board of this invention. 本発明の畳の一部断面で示す斜視図である。It is a perspective view shown in the partial cross section of the tatami of this invention. 本発明の畳の断面図である。It is sectional drawing of the tatami of this invention. 本発明の製造装置の正面図である。It is a front view of the manufacturing apparatus of this invention.

本発明の樹皮ボードの一実施例を添付図面に基づいて、以下に説明する。
図1の斜視図、図2の断面図に示すように、本発明の樹皮ボードは、くん炭ボード1の上下面を樹皮繊維2でサンドイッチ上に挟んで形成され、さらに表面に和紙3を施して一体化したものである。
前記くん炭ボード1は、楮、桑、杉などの木材の樹皮を繊維状に解した、長さが不均一の樹皮繊維材料と、黄葵の根又は糊空木の樹皮から抽出した液体を主体にした繊維分散液と、籾殻を蒸し焼きにした籾殻炭とから形成され、前記繊維分散液を水に混ぜた混合水溶液に、前記樹皮繊維材料と籾殻炭を入れてよく混ぜて繊維隙間空間に籾殻炭が入り込むように良く練り、脱水乾燥させて、樹皮繊維材料の繊維同士が絡み合い水素結合によりくっ付き合い固めて形成される。
前記樹皮繊維2は、杉の樹皮を所定長さ以下に裁断し、前記裁断した樹皮をほぐして繊維状に形成したものである。
前記和紙3は、和紙原料に天然染料を添加して彩色したものを使用する。
One embodiment of the bark board of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
As shown in the perspective view of FIG. 1 and the cross-sectional view of FIG. 2, the bark board of the present invention is formed by sandwiching the upper and lower surfaces of the charcoal board 1 with bark fibers 2 on the sandwich, and further applying Japanese paper 3 on the surface. Integrated.
The charcoal board 1 is made of a bark fiber material having a non-uniform length and a liquid extracted from the bark of a yellow oak tree or an empty tree bark. It is formed from a fiber dispersion mainly composed of rice husk and steamed rice husk charcoal, and the bark fiber material and rice husk charcoal are mixed and mixed well in a mixed aqueous solution in which the fiber dispersion is mixed with water. It is formed by kneading well so that the rice husk charcoal enters, dehydrating and drying, and the fibers of the bark fiber material are entangled and bonded together by hydrogen bonding.
The bark fiber 2 is formed by cutting a cedar bark to a predetermined length or less and loosening the cut bark to form a fiber.
The Japanese paper 3 is a Japanese paper raw material colored by adding a natural dye.

次に、本発明の樹皮ボードの製造方法を添付図面に基づいて、以下に説明する。
図5に示すように、本発明の製造装置Aは、支持脚5により支持された水槽6の上部に昇降自在な嵩上げ水槽7を設け、架台8により上方に支持された押圧体9を油圧シリンダー10によりガイドロッド11に沿って前記嵩上げ水槽7へ昇降させる。なお、12は半製品、13は原料供給ホッパー、14は水位調節管である。
水を満たした水槽6の上部に、前記水槽6と水密になるように嵩上げ水槽7を一体に形成し、前記嵩上げした水槽7に黄葵の根又は糊空木の樹皮から抽出した液体を主体にした繊維分散液を水に混ぜた混合水溶液に樹皮繊維を混ぜたものを充填して表面を均した後、水位調節管14を倒すことにより嵩上げ水槽7の水位を前記水槽6の水位まで下降させて前記樹皮繊維を自然脱水し、樹皮繊維層を形成する。
再び、前記嵩上げ水槽7に水を入れて適宜水位を保ち、黄葵の根又は糊空木の樹皮から抽出した液体を主体にした繊維分散液と、籾殻を蒸し焼きにした籾殻炭とから形成され、前記繊維分散液を水に混ぜた混合水溶液に、前記樹皮繊維材料と籾殻炭を入れてよく混ぜて繊維隙間空間に籾殻炭が入り込むように良く練ったくん炭混練物を前記樹皮繊維層の上に充填して表面を均した後、水位調節管14を倒すことにより嵩上げ水槽7の水位を前記水槽6の水位まで下降させて前記くん炭混練物を自然脱水し、くん炭ボード層を形成する。
さらに、前述と同様に、前記嵩上げ水槽7に水を入れて適宜水位を保ち、黄葵の根又は糊空木の樹皮から抽出した液体を主体にした繊維分散液を水に混ぜた混合水溶液に樹皮繊維を混ぜた樹皮繊維を前記くん炭ボード層の上に充填して表面を均した後、水位調節管14を倒すことにより嵩上げ水槽7の水位を前記水槽6の水位まで下降させて前記樹皮繊維を自然脱水し、樹皮繊維層を形成する。
最後に、前記嵩上げ水槽7に水を入れて適宜水位を保ち、天然染料を添加して彩色した和紙原料を前記樹皮繊維層の上に充填して表面を均した後、水位調節管14を倒すことにより嵩上げ水槽7の水位を前記水槽6の水位まで下降させて前記和紙原料を自然脱水し、和紙層を形成する。
そして、前記水槽6の水面上で全体を押圧体9で圧縮成形して一体化した樹皮ボードを形成し、その後前記嵩上げ水槽7から樹皮ボードを取り出し、乾燥させる。
Next, the manufacturing method of the bark board of this invention is demonstrated below based on an accompanying drawing.
As shown in FIG. 5, the manufacturing apparatus A of the present invention is provided with a raised water tank 7 that can be raised and lowered at an upper part of a water tank 6 supported by support legs 5, and a pressing body 9 supported upward by a gantry 8 is a hydraulic cylinder. 10 is raised and lowered to the raised water tank 7 along the guide rod 11. In addition, 12 is a semi-finished product, 13 is a raw material supply hopper, 14 is a water level control pipe.
A raised water tank 7 is integrally formed on the upper part of the water tank 6 filled with water so as to be watertight with the water tank 6, and the raised water tank 7 is mainly composed of a liquid extracted from the roots of jaundice or bark of glue paste. After filling the mixed aqueous solution of the fiber dispersion mixed with bark fiber with water, leveling the surface, raising the water level adjusting pipe 14 to lower the water level of the water tank 7 to the water level of the water tank 6 Then, the bark fibers are naturally dehydrated to form a bark fiber layer.
Again, water is added to the raised water tank 7 to keep the water level appropriately, and is formed from a fiber dispersion mainly composed of a liquid extracted from the roots of yellow oak or bark of glue paste, and rice husk charcoal obtained by steaming rice husks. The bark fiber layer is prepared by mixing the bark fiber material and rice husk charcoal into the mixed aqueous solution in which the fiber dispersion is mixed with water, and mixing the mixture well to knead the rice husk charcoal into the fiber gap space. After filling up and leveling the surface, the water level adjusting pipe 14 is turned down to raise the water level of the water tank 7 to the water level of the water tank 6 to naturally dehydrate the charcoal kneaded material to form a charcoal board layer. To do.
Furthermore, in the same manner as described above, water is added to the raised water tank 7 to keep the water level appropriately, and into a mixed aqueous solution in which a fiber dispersion mainly composed of a liquid extracted from the roots of jaundice or glue bark is mixed with water. After filling the bark fiber mixed with the bark fiber onto the charcoal board layer and leveling the surface, raising the water level adjusting pipe 14 lowers the water level of the water tank 7 to the water level of the water tank 6 and the bark. The fiber is naturally dehydrated to form a bark fiber layer.
Finally, water is added to the raised water tank 7 to keep the water level appropriately, and after filling the bark fiber layer with a Japanese paper raw material colored by adding a natural dye and smoothing the surface, the water level adjusting pipe 14 is turned down. As a result, the water level of the raised water tank 7 is lowered to the water level of the water tank 6 to naturally dehydrate the Japanese paper raw material to form a Japanese paper layer.
Then, the whole bark board is formed by compression molding with the pressing body 9 on the water surface of the water tank 6, and then the bark board is taken out from the raised water tank 7 and dried.

本発明の畳の一実施例を添付図面に基づいて、以下に説明する。
図3の一部断面で示す斜視図、図4の断面図に示すように、本発明の畳は、くん炭ボード1の上下面を樹皮繊維2でサンドイッチ上に挟んで形成され、さらに表面に畳表4を施して一体化したものである。
前記くん炭ボード1は、楮、桑、杉などの木材の樹皮を繊維状に解した、長さが不均一の樹皮繊維材料と、黄葵の根又は糊空木の樹皮から抽出した液体を主体にした繊維分散液と、籾殻を蒸し焼きにした籾殻炭とから形成され、前記繊維分散液を水に混ぜた混合水溶液に、前記樹皮繊維材料と籾殻炭を入れてよく混ぜて繊維隙間空間に籾殻炭が入り込むように良く練り、脱水乾燥させて、樹皮繊維材料の繊維同士が絡み合い水素結合によりくっ付き合い固めて形成される。
前記樹皮繊維2は、杉の樹皮を所定長さ以下に裁断し、前記裁断した樹皮をほぐして繊維状に形成したものである。
前記畳表4は、既存のイグサから形成されたものを使用する。
One embodiment of the tatami mat of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
As shown in the perspective view shown in the partial cross section of FIG. 3 and the cross sectional view of FIG. 4, the tatami mat of the present invention is formed by sandwiching the upper and lower surfaces of the lignite board 1 on the sandwich with the bark fibers 2, and further on the surface. A tatami mat 4 is applied and integrated.
The charcoal board 1 is made of a bark fiber material having a non-uniform length and a liquid extracted from the bark of a yellow oak tree or an empty tree bark. It is formed from a fiber dispersion mainly composed of rice husk and steamed rice husk charcoal, and the bark fiber material and rice husk charcoal are mixed and mixed well in a mixed aqueous solution in which the fiber dispersion is mixed with water. It is formed by kneading well so that the rice husk charcoal enters, dehydrating and drying, and the fibers of the bark fiber material are entangled and bonded together by hydrogen bonding.
The bark fiber 2 is formed by cutting a cedar bark to a predetermined length or less and loosening the cut bark to form a fiber.
The tatami table 4 is formed from an existing rush.

次に、本発明の畳の製造方法を添付図面に基づいて、以下に説明する。
前述の樹皮ボードと同様に製造装置Aを使用して、水を満たした水槽6の上部に、前記水槽6と水密になるように嵩上げ水槽7を一体に形成し、前記嵩上げした水槽7に黄葵の根又は糊空木の樹皮から抽出した液体を主体にした繊維分散液を水に混ぜた混合水溶液に樹皮繊維を混ぜたものを充填して表面を均した後、水位調節管14を倒すことにより嵩上げ水槽7の水位を前記水槽6の水位まで下降させて前記樹皮繊維を自然脱水し、樹皮繊維層を形成する。
再び、前記嵩上げ水槽7に水を入れて適宜水位を保ち、黄葵の根又は糊空木の樹皮から抽出した液体を主体にした繊維分散液と、籾殻を蒸し焼きにした籾殻炭とから形成され、前記繊維分散液を水に混ぜた混合水溶液に、前記樹皮繊維材料と籾殻炭を入れてよく混ぜて繊維隙間空間に籾殻炭が入り込むように良く練ったくん炭混練物を前記樹皮繊維層の上に充填して表面を均した後、水位調節管14を倒すことにより嵩上げ水槽7の水位を前記水槽6の水位まで下降させて前記くん炭混練物を自然脱水し、くん炭ボード層を形成する。
さらに、前述と同様に、前記嵩上げ水槽7に水を入れて適宜水位を保ち、黄葵の根又は糊空木の樹皮から抽出した液体を主体にした繊維分散液を水に混ぜた混合水溶液に樹皮繊維を混ぜた樹皮繊維を前記くん炭ボード層の上に充填して表面を均した後、水位調節管14を倒すことにより嵩上げ水槽7の水位を前記水槽6の水位まで下降させて前記樹皮繊維を自然脱水し、樹皮繊維層を形成する。その後、前記水槽6の水面上で全体を押圧体9で圧縮成形して一体化した畳床ボードを形成し、その後前記嵩上げ水槽7から畳床ボードを取り出し、乾燥させる。
そして、前記畳床ボードに畳表を被せて通常の畳と同様にして畳を形成する。
Next, a method for manufacturing a tatami mat according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
Using the manufacturing apparatus A in the same manner as the above-mentioned bark board, a raised water tank 7 is integrally formed on the upper part of the water tank 6 filled with water so as to be watertight with the water tank 6, and the raised water tank 7 is yellow. After mixing the bark fiber with a mixed aqueous solution of water mixed with fiber dispersion mainly extracted from the roots of birch or glue empty tree bark, leveling the surface and then tilting the water level control tube 14 As a result, the water level of the raised water tank 7 is lowered to the water level of the water tank 6 to naturally dehydrate the bark fibers to form a bark fiber layer.
Again, water is added to the raised water tank 7 to keep the water level appropriately, and is formed from a fiber dispersion mainly composed of a liquid extracted from the roots of yellow oak or bark of glue paste, and rice husk charcoal obtained by steaming rice husks. The bark fiber layer is prepared by mixing the bark fiber material and rice husk charcoal into the mixed aqueous solution in which the fiber dispersion is mixed with water, and mixing the mixture well to knead the rice husk charcoal into the fiber gap space. After filling up and leveling the surface, the water level adjusting pipe 14 is turned down to raise the water level of the water tank 7 to the water level of the water tank 6 to naturally dehydrate the charcoal kneaded material to form a charcoal board layer. To do.
Furthermore, in the same manner as described above, water is added to the raised water tank 7 to keep the water level appropriately, and into a mixed aqueous solution in which a fiber dispersion mainly composed of a liquid extracted from the roots of jaundice or glue bark is mixed with water. After filling the bark fiber mixed with the bark fiber onto the charcoal board layer and leveling the surface, raising the water level adjusting pipe 14 lowers the water level of the water tank 7 to the water level of the water tank 6 and the bark. The fiber is naturally dehydrated to form a bark fiber layer. Thereafter, the entire tatami floor board is formed by compression molding with the pressing body 9 on the water surface of the water tank 6, and then the tatami floor board is taken out from the raised water tank 7 and dried.
The tatami floor board is covered with a tatami surface to form a tatami mat in the same manner as a normal tatami mat.

1 くん炭ボード
2 樹皮繊維
3 和紙
4 畳表
5 支持脚
6 水槽
7 嵩上げ水槽
8 架台
9 押圧体
10 油圧シリンダー
11 ガイドロッド
12 半製品
13 原料供給ホッパー
14 水位調節管
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Charcoal board 2 Bark fiber 3 Japanese paper 4 Tatami mat 5 Support leg 6 Water tank 7 Raised water tank 8 Base 9 Press body 10 Hydraulic cylinder 11 Guide rod 12 Semi-finished product 13 Raw material supply hopper 14 Water level control pipe

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黄葵の根又は糊空木の樹皮から抽出した液体を主体にした繊維分散液を水に混ぜた混合水溶液に楮、桑、杉などの木材の樹皮を繊維状に解した、長さが不均一の樹皮繊維材料を混ぜて樹皮繊維の表面を均した後、前記樹皮繊維を自然脱水し、樹皮繊維層を形成し、
黄葵の根又は糊空木の樹皮から抽出した液体を主体にした繊維分散液と、籾殻を蒸し焼きにした籾殻炭とから形成され、前記繊維分散液を水に混ぜた混合水溶液に、前記樹皮繊維材料と籾殻炭を入れてよく混ぜて繊維隙間空間に籾殻炭が入り込むように良く練ったくん炭混練物を前記樹皮繊維層の上に充填して表面を均した後、前記くん炭混練物を脱水乾燥させて、くん炭ボードを設け、
さらに、黄葵の根又は糊空木の樹皮から抽出した液体を主体にした繊維分散液を水に混ぜた混合水溶液に前記樹皮繊維材料を混ぜて前記くん炭ボード層の上に充填して樹皮繊維の表面を均した後、前記樹皮繊維を自然脱水し、樹皮繊維層を形成し、
最後に、天然染料を添加して彩色した和紙原料を前記樹皮繊維層の上に充填して和紙原料の表面を均した後、前記和紙原料を自然脱水し、和紙層を形成して一体化したことを特徴とする樹皮ボード。
A bark of mulberry, mulberry, cedar, etc. is broken into fibers in a mixed aqueous solution in which a fiber dispersion mainly composed of the roots of jaundice or glue empty tree bark is mixed with water. After mixing a uniform bark fiber material and leveling the surface of the bark fiber, the bark fiber is naturally dehydrated to form a bark fiber layer,
The bark is formed into a mixed aqueous solution formed from a fiber dispersion mainly composed of a liquid extracted from the bark of yellow twilight root or glue empty tree and rice husk charcoal obtained by steaming rice husks, and the fiber dispersion is mixed with water. after leveling the surface of the well kneaded Tsu Takun coal kneaded product as chaff charcoal enters the fiber interspace mix well put the fiber material and chaff charcoal was loaded onto the bark fiber layer, the kun charcoal kneading The thing is dehydrated and dried, and a charcoal board layer is provided.
Furthermore, the bark fiber material is mixed with a mixed aqueous solution obtained by mixing a fiber dispersion mainly composed of a liquid extracted from the bark of jaundice root or glue empty tree with water, and the bark is filled on the lignite board layer. After leveling the fiber surface, the bark fibers are dehydrated naturally to form a bark fiber layer,
Finally, after filling the bark fiber layer with a Japanese paper raw material colored with natural dyes and leveling the surface of the Japanese paper raw material, the Japanese paper raw material was naturally dehydrated to form a Japanese paper layer and integrated. A bark board characterized by that.
黄葵の根又は糊空木の樹皮から抽出した液体を主体にした繊維分散液を水に混ぜた混合水溶液に楮、桑、杉などの木材の樹皮を繊維状に解した、長さが不均一の樹皮繊維材料を混ぜて樹皮繊維の表面を均した後、前記樹皮繊維を自然脱水し、樹皮繊維層を形成し、
黄葵の根又は糊空木の樹皮から抽出した液体を主体にした繊維分散液と、籾殻を蒸し焼きにした籾殻炭とから形成され、前記繊維分散液を水に混ぜた混合水溶液に、前記樹皮繊維材料と籾殻炭を入れてよく混ぜて繊維隙間空間に籾殻炭が入り込むように良く練ったくん炭混練物を前記樹皮繊維層の上に充填してくん炭混練物の表面を均した後、前記くん炭混練物を脱水乾燥させて、くん炭ボードを設け、
さらに、黄葵の根又は糊空木の樹皮から抽出した液体を主体にした繊維分散液を水に混ぜた混合水溶液に前記樹皮繊維材料を混ぜて前記くん炭ボード層の上に充填して樹皮繊維の表面を均した後、前記樹皮繊維を自然脱水し、樹皮繊維層を形成し、
最後に、表面に畳を被せて一体化したことを特徴とする畳。
A bark of mulberry, mulberry, cedar, etc. is broken into fibers in a mixed aqueous solution in which a fiber dispersion mainly composed of the roots of jaundice or glue empty tree bark is mixed with water. After mixing a uniform bark fiber material and leveling the surface of the bark fiber, the bark fiber is naturally dehydrated to form a bark fiber layer,
The bark is formed into a mixed aqueous solution formed from a fiber dispersion mainly composed of a liquid extracted from the bark of yellow twilight root or glue empty tree and rice husk charcoal obtained by steaming rice husks, and the fiber dispersion is mixed with water. after leveling the surface of charcoal kneaded product kun mix well put the fiber material and chaff charcoal Takun well Tsu kneading as chaff charcoal enters the fiber interspace charcoal kneaded product was filled on top of the bark fiber layer , Dehydrating and drying the kunchar kneaded product , providing a kunchar board layer ,
Furthermore, the bark fiber material is mixed with a mixed aqueous solution obtained by mixing a fiber dispersion mainly composed of a liquid extracted from the bark of jaundice root or glue empty tree with water, and the bark is filled on the lignite board layer. After leveling the fiber surface, the bark fibers are dehydrated naturally to form a bark fiber layer,
Finally, tatami, characterized in that the integrally covered with tatami table surface.
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