JPH01119574A - How to make ceramic honeycomb - Google Patents

How to make ceramic honeycomb

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JPH01119574A
JPH01119574A JP27469687A JP27469687A JPH01119574A JP H01119574 A JPH01119574 A JP H01119574A JP 27469687 A JP27469687 A JP 27469687A JP 27469687 A JP27469687 A JP 27469687A JP H01119574 A JPH01119574 A JP H01119574A
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Kunihiko Hirosaki
廣崎 邦彦
Shinsuke Nagasawa
長澤 伸介
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To produce the title honeycomb core which has fewer cavities, high strength and regular cell shapes by boring communicating holes to the specific unexpanded honeycomb core and expending the honeycomb core, then sticking a ceramics material thereto and sintering. CONSTITUTION:Adhesive agent layers 4 are formed to a filament shape of a prescribed width at every prescribed pitch P in the longitudinal direction on a sheet-like base material (e.g.: aluminum foil) 3 which has a relatively low m.p. and is capable of forming bent parts by permanent bending deformation. A prescribed number of sheets of the base materials 3 are then overlapped on each other in such a manner that the adhesive agent layers 4 are positioned with each 1/2P deviation alternately to form the unexpanded honeycomb core 6. The communicating holes 8 are bored to the respective joint parts 5 of the cores 6 and the parts for forming the cell walls 7 through the base materials 3 and thereafter, the core is cut to a prescribed length in the direction orthogonal with the joint parts 5 and is expanded in the overlapping direction, by which the honeycomb core 2 having the cells 9 of an approximately uniform regular hexagonal shape is obtd. The liquid ceramics material is coated on this core 2 and is sintered.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 「産業上の利用分野」 本発明は、セラミックハニカムを成形するためのその製
造方法の改善に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention The present invention relates to improvements in the manufacturing method for forming ceramic honeycombs.

「従来の技術」、「発明が解決しようとする問題点」 セラミックハニカムを成形する場合には、一般に、その
段階として、先ず、セラミックハニカムの支持母体たる
ハニカムコアを成形し、このハニカムコアに、例えば、
液状のセラミック材を含浸若しくは塗布する等によって
付着せしめ、次いで、付着されたセラミック材を焼結し
て硬化せしめることによって成形されている。
``Prior Art'' and ``Problems to be Solved by the Invention'' When forming a ceramic honeycomb, generally, the first step is to form a honeycomb core, which is a support base of the ceramic honeycomb, and to this honeycomb core, for example,
It is formed by attaching a liquid ceramic material by impregnating or coating it, and then sintering and hardening the attached ceramic material.

而して、セラミックハニカムの支持母体なるハニカムコ
アの基材としては、成形容易な展張成形手段によって、
幾何学的に略規則正しい形状のセルの平面的集合体より
なるハニカムコアを極めて容易に成形することが可能で
、かつ、セルサイズの小さなハニカムコアの成形も容易
であり、しがも安価である等の理由により、アルミ箔、
プラスチックシート等、比較的融解点が低く、かつ、永
久的な曲げ変形による折曲部を容易に形成することがで
きる素材が多用されている。
Therefore, the base material of the honeycomb core, which is the support base of the ceramic honeycomb, can be formed using an easy-to-form expansion molding method.
It is possible to extremely easily form a honeycomb core consisting of a planar collection of cells with a substantially regular geometric shape, and it is also easy to form a honeycomb core with a small cell size, which is also inexpensive. For reasons such as aluminum foil,
Materials such as plastic sheets, which have a relatively low melting point and can easily form bent portions by permanent bending deformation, are often used.

ところで、係る素材を基材として成形されたハニカムコ
アを支持母体としてセラミックハニカムを成形した場合
、各セルの形状が略規則的に正しいセラミックハニカム
が容易に得られるものの、セラミックハニカムにおける
支持母体を構成していたハニカムコアが領有していた部
位は完全に空洞化され、似て、その部位の強度が著しく
低下するため、従来、係るハニカムコアを支持母体とし
てセラミックハニカムを成形する場合には、予め、基材
がシート状の状態において、多数の小径の孔を穿設し、
これらの基材を用いてハニカムコアを成形し、含浸等に
よるセラミック材の付着時、ハニカムコアの両壁面に層
状に付着されたセラミック材を前記孔の部分で結合させ
、空洞部の減少を図り、強度の向上を図っていた。
By the way, when a ceramic honeycomb is formed using a honeycomb core formed from such a material as a base material as a supporting matrix, it is easy to obtain a ceramic honeycomb in which each cell has a substantially regular shape. The area previously occupied by the honeycomb core is completely hollowed out, and the strength of that area is significantly reduced. , drilling a large number of small-diameter holes in the base material in a sheet-like state,
A honeycomb core is formed using these base materials, and when a ceramic material is attached by impregnation, etc., the ceramic material attached in a layered manner to both wall surfaces of the honeycomb core is bonded at the hole portion, thereby reducing the number of cavities. , aiming to improve strength.

しかし、基材が、永久的な曲げ変形により折曲部が形成
され易い特性を有するため、展張成形手段によってセル
の形状が規則正しいハニカムコアを成形するなめには、
予め、基材に穿設する多数の孔を、所定の位置、例えば
、孔が成形されたハニカムコアにおけるセル壁の折曲部
、セルの開口端部のセル壁等に掛からない位置関係に規
則正しく穿設する必要があり、したがって、これら多数
の孔を穿設するための作業が面倒で多くの工数を要する
上、また、重着時、各接合部を全面的に接合した場合に
は、せっかく、所定の位置関係に規則正しく穿設された
孔により、各接合部にセル間を連通するよう形成された
連通部が塞がれ、これらの部分は完全に空洞化されてし
まうため、各接合部の完全な空洞化を防止するためには
、展張時、接合部がill離しない程度に孔部以外の部
位が部分的に接合されるよう、例えば、孔部以外の部位
に接着剤を塗布することにより接着剤層を形成する必要
があり、したがって、接着剤層の形成作業も面倒である
等、支持母体たるハニカムコアの成形が困難でハニカム
コアが高価となる難点を有していた。
However, since the base material has a characteristic that bends are easily formed due to permanent bending deformation, it is difficult to form a honeycomb core with regular cell shapes by stretch forming means.
In advance, a large number of holes are drilled in the base material at predetermined positions, for example, in a honeycomb core in which the holes are formed, in a regular position such as a bent part of the cell wall, an open end of the cell, where the hole does not overlap the cell wall, etc. Therefore, the work to drill a large number of holes is troublesome and requires a lot of man-hours, and when each joint is fully joined during heavy loading, it is difficult to , the holes regularly drilled in a predetermined positional relationship block the communication parts formed in each joint to communicate between cells, and these parts become completely hollow, so each joint In order to prevent complete cavitation of the material, for example, adhesive should be applied to the region other than the hole so that the region other than the hole is partially joined to the extent that the joint does not separate during expansion. As a result, it is necessary to form an adhesive layer, and therefore, the work of forming the adhesive layer is troublesome, and the honeycomb core, which is a support matrix, is difficult to mold and the honeycomb core is expensive.

本発明は上述の事情に鑑みなされたもので、その目的と
するところは、比較的融解点が低く、かつ、永久的な曲
げ変形により折曲部が形成され易く、しかも安価な、例
えば、アルミ箔、プラスチックシート等の素材を基材と
して成形されたハニカムコアを支持母体としているにも
かがわらず、容易にハニカムコアの両壁面に層状に付着
されたセラミック材を、接合部および他の部における適
宜部位で結合させることが可能で、似て、空洞部の存在
が少なく、強度面に優れていると共に、各セルの形状が
略規則正しいセラミックハニカムを極めて容易、かつ、
安価に成形することができる 。
The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and its purpose is to use materials such as aluminum, which has a relatively low melting point, easily forms bent portions due to permanent bending deformation, and is inexpensive. Although the support base is a honeycomb core formed from materials such as foil or plastic sheet, it is easy to remove the ceramic material attached in layers to both walls of the honeycomb core at joints and other parts. Similarly, it is extremely easy to create a ceramic honeycomb with few cavities, excellent strength, and a substantially regular shape of each cell.
Can be molded inexpensively.

セラミックハニカムの製造方法を提案することにある。The objective is to propose a method for manufacturing ceramic honeycombs.

r問題点を解決するための手段」 本発明は上記目的を達成すべくなされたもので、その技
術的解決手段は、先ず、比較的融解点が低く、かつ、永
久的な曲げ変形による折曲部を形成することが容易な、
例えば、アルミ箔、プラスチックシート等の素材を基材
として、所定枚数のこれらの基材を、接合部が交互に半
ピッチずつずれて位置するよう重着して未展張状態のハ
ニカムコアを形成し、次に、展張以前に、この未展張状
態のハニカムコアにおける各接合部および他の部におけ
る適宜部位に連通孔を穿設し、未展張状態のハニカムコ
アを直接若しくは条線状に形成された接合部に直交する
方向に所定の長さ毎に切断した後、その重着方向に展張
してセラミックハニカムの支持母体たるハニカムコアを
成形し、このハニカムコアにセラミック材を付着せしめ
、次いで、付着されたセラミック材を焼結して硬化せし
めることによってセラミックハニカムを成形するようし
たものである。
The present invention has been made to achieve the above-mentioned object, and the technical solution is first to create a bending method that has a relatively low melting point and is caused by permanent bending deformation. easy to form parts,
For example, an unexpanded honeycomb core is formed by using a material such as aluminum foil or plastic sheet as a base material, and stacking a predetermined number of these base materials so that the joints are alternately shifted by half a pitch. Next, before expanding, communication holes are bored at appropriate locations in each joint and other parts of this unexpanded honeycomb core, and the unexpanded honeycomb core is formed directly or in a linear shape. After cutting into predetermined lengths in the direction perpendicular to the joint, the honeycomb core is formed by stretching the ceramic honeycomb in the stacking direction, and the ceramic material is attached to the honeycomb core. A ceramic honeycomb is formed by sintering and hardening the ceramic material.

「作用」 本発明は上記手段よりなるので、以下の如く作用する。"action" Since the present invention comprises the above means, it operates as follows.

すなわち、セラミックハニカムを成形するための段階と
して成形されたセラミックハニカムの支持母体たるハニ
カムコアには、その各接合部と、その他の部、すなわち
、−枚の基材により形成されている各セル壁における適
宜部位には、このハニカムコアが未展張の状態において
、穿設された連通孔が存在しているので、このハニカム
コアに、例えば、液状のセラミック材を含浸若しくは塗
布等によって付着せしめた際、ハニカムコアの各部の両
面に層状に付着されたセラミック材は、付着時、各連通
孔内に浸入したセラミック材を介して結合される。
In other words, the honeycomb core, which is the support base of the ceramic honeycomb formed as a step for forming the ceramic honeycomb, has its respective joints and other parts, that is, each cell wall formed by the two base materials. Since there are communicating holes drilled at appropriate locations in the honeycomb core in an unexpanded state, when a liquid ceramic material is attached to the honeycomb core by impregnation or coating, for example, The ceramic material deposited in layers on both surfaces of each part of the honeycomb core is bonded through the ceramic material that has entered into each communication hole during deposition.

したがって、セラミックハニカムを成形するにあたって
、ハニカムコアに付着されたセラミック材を硬化せしめ
るために焼結させた際、その支持母体を構成していた比
較的融解点が低い、例えば、アルミ箔、プラスチックシ
ート等を基材としたハニカムコアは燃えつきてしまうが
、セラミック材付着時、ハニカムコアの全露出部を覆う
態様に付着されたセラミック材の内、ハニカムコアの各
部の両面に、所定の厚さの層状に付着され硬化されたセ
ラミックは、連通孔が存在していた部位において、付着
時、連通孔内に浸入し、その状態で硬化されたセラミッ
クによって強固に結合されているなめ、空洞部の存在が
少なく、強度に優れたセラミックハニカムが得られる。
Therefore, when forming a ceramic honeycomb, when sintering the ceramic material attached to the honeycomb core to harden it, it is necessary to use materials with a relatively low melting point that constitute the support matrix, such as aluminum foil or plastic sheet. Honeycomb cores made of materials such as the Ceramic that has been adhered and hardened in a layered manner has the presence of cavities in areas where communicating holes existed, where the ceramic penetrates into the communicating holes during adhesion and is firmly bonded by the ceramic that is hardened in that state. Ceramic honeycombs with excellent strength can be obtained.

また、特に、その支持母体たるハニカムコアの成形も、
従来の通常のハニカムコアの成形方法に、僅かに、形成
された未展張状態のハニカムコアの状態において、その
各部の適宜部位に、重着された所定枚数の各基材を貫通
して連通孔を穿設する容易な作業が加わるのみのなめ、
その成形は極めて容易である。
In addition, in particular, the molding of the honeycomb core, which is the supporting base,
In the conventional normal honeycomb core forming method, communication holes are formed in the unexpanded state of the formed honeycomb core by penetrating a predetermined number of base materials layered in appropriate parts of the honeycomb core. The lick, which only requires the easy work of drilling the hole,
Its molding is extremely easy.

「実施例」 以下、本発明を図面に示す実施例に基づいて説明する。"Example" Hereinafter, the present invention will be explained based on embodiments shown in the drawings.

第1図乃至第6図において、3はセラミックハニカム1
を成形するための支持母体たるハニカムコア2の基材を
構成する比較的融解点が低く、かつ、永久的な曲げ変形
による折曲部を形成することが容易な、例えば、アルミ
箔、プラスチックシート等の素材からなるシート状の基
材であり、各基材3上には、第1図に示す如く、例えば
、接着剤を塗布する等によって、その長手方向に沿い、
所定のピッチP毎に、所定幅の接着剤層4,4・・・が
条線状に形成されている。
In Figs. 1 to 6, 3 is a ceramic honeycomb 1
The base material of the honeycomb core 2, which is a support matrix for molding, has a relatively low melting point and is easy to form a bent part by permanent bending deformation, such as aluminum foil or a plastic sheet. As shown in FIG. 1, each base material 3 is coated with an adhesive along its longitudinal direction.
Adhesive layers 4, 4, . . . of a predetermined width are formed in a line shape at a predetermined pitch P.

これらの接着剤M4,4・・・が形成された所定枚数の
基材3,3・・・を、第2図に示す如く、接着剤層4.
4・・・が交互に半ピッチ、すなわち、1/2Pずつず
れて位置する位置関係に順次重ね合せ、最後に、接着剤
JI!4.4・・・が形成されていない基材3を重ねて
加熱、加圧により重着することにより、隣接して位置す
る基材3,3は、それぞれ接着剤層4を介して互いに接
着されて接合部5が形成される。そして、これらの接合
部5.5・・・が交互に1/2Pずつずれて位置する未
展張状態のハニカムコア6が形成される。
As shown in FIG. 2, a predetermined number of base materials 3, 3, . . . on which these adhesives M4, 4, .
4... are alternately stacked one on top of the other in a positional relationship that is shifted by a half pitch, that is, 1/2P, and finally, the adhesive JI! 4. By stacking the base materials 3 on which 4... are not formed and applying heat and pressure, the adjacent base materials 3, 3 are bonded to each other via the adhesive layer 4, respectively. Then, a joint portion 5 is formed. Then, an unexpanded honeycomb core 6 is formed in which these joint portions 5, 5, . . . are alternately positioned shifted by 1/2P.

なお、接着剤M4等の形成については、上述の実施例に
限定されるものではなく、例えば、第7図に示す如く、
基材3の表裏に、交互に1/2Pずつずれて接着剤層4
,4・・・が位置すべく、各基材3,3・・・に接着剤
JI4.4・・・を形成し、このように基材3の表裏に
接着剤層4.4・・・を形成した基材3と、接着剤層4
が形成されていない基材3とを交互に重ね合せて重着す
るようしてもよい。
Note that the formation of the adhesive M4, etc. is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiment, and for example, as shown in FIG.
Adhesive layers 4 are placed on the front and back sides of the base material 3, alternately shifted by 1/2P.
, 4... are formed on each base material 3, 3..., and adhesive layers 4.4... are formed on the front and back surfaces of the base material 3 in this way. The base material 3 formed with the adhesive layer 4
It is also possible to overlap the base materials 3 on which the base materials 3 are not formed by alternately overlapping them.

次に、第3図に示す如く、所定枚数の基材3゜3・・・
を重着することによって形成された未展張状態のハニカ
ムコア6における各接合部5と、他の部、すなわち、展
張後、−枚の基材3によってハニカムコア2のセル壁7
を形成する部分に、それぞれ重着された所定枚数の基材
3,3・・・を貫通して、適宜径の複数個の連通孔8.
8・・・を適宜間隔を隔てて穿設した後、成形されるセ
ラミックハニカム1の高さに応じ、直接若しくは接合部
うに直交する方向に所定の長さ毎に切断し、重着方向、
すなわち、展張方向Wに適宜の展張手段により展張する
ことによって、第4図に示す如く、各基材3.3・・・
はそれぞれ接合部5,5・・・の縁部に沿って折曲され
、セル9の軸方向に所望の高さを有し、かつ、各セル9
,9・・・が略均−な正六角形状を呈するハニカムコア
2が得られる。
Next, as shown in FIG. 3, a predetermined number of base materials 3°3...
Each joint 5 in the unexpanded honeycomb core 6 formed by overlaying the honeycomb core 6 and other parts, that is, the cell walls 7 of the honeycomb core 2 by the - number of base materials 3 after expanding.
A plurality of communication holes 8. of appropriate diameters are formed through a predetermined number of base materials 3, 3, . . .
8... are bored at appropriate intervals, and then cut into predetermined lengths directly or in a direction perpendicular to the joint, depending on the height of the ceramic honeycomb 1 to be formed.
That is, by stretching in the stretching direction W using an appropriate stretching means, each base material 3.3...
are bent along the edges of the joints 5, 5..., respectively, have a desired height in the axial direction of the cell 9, and each cell 9
, 9 . . . have a substantially uniform regular hexagonal shape.

なお、連通孔8の穿設については、切断した後、展張す
るものにあっては、切断後に穿設するようしてもよい。
Note that the communicating hole 8 may be formed after cutting if it is to be expanded after cutting.

また、第4図に示す実施例においては、各接合部5,5
・・・および各セル壁7.7・・・の中央部分にそれぞ
れ多数の小径の連通孔8,8・・・が所定の間隔を隔て
て穿設されているが、設ける連通孔の数、形状、設ける
部位等、実施例に限定されるものではない、穿設される
連通孔8の占める面積が大きくなるよう連通孔8を設け
ることによって、より強固なセラミックハニカム1が得
られるものの、連通孔8を設けるにあたっては、展張に
際してセル壁7を形成する部分が接合部5の縁部に沿っ
て所定の角度で折り曲げられ、略均−な正六角形状のセ
ル9,9・・・が形成されることに留意すると共に、後
述のハニカムコア2の壁面に層状に付着されたセラミッ
ク材が硬化する迄その状態を保持できるよう配慮する必
要がある。
In addition, in the embodiment shown in FIG.
... and a large number of small-diameter communicating holes 8, 8... are bored at predetermined intervals in the central portion of each cell wall 7, 7... The shape, the location, etc., are not limited to those in the examples, and although a stronger ceramic honeycomb 1 can be obtained by providing the communicating holes 8 so that the area occupied by the communicating holes 8 becomes larger, In order to provide the holes 8, the portion forming the cell wall 7 is bent at a predetermined angle along the edge of the joint portion 5 during expansion to form approximately uniform regular hexagonal cells 9, 9... It is necessary to take care to maintain this state until the ceramic material layered on the wall surface of the honeycomb core 2, which will be described later, hardens.

次に、ハニカムコア2に液状のセラミック材を含浸によ
り付着せしめることによりハニカムコア2は、そのすべ
ての露出部は所定の厚さに付着されたセラミック材によ
って覆われると共に、両壁面に層状に付着されたセラミ
ック材は各連通孔8の部位において、含浸時、連通孔8
内に浸入したセラミック材により結合される。
Next, by impregnating the honeycomb core 2 with a liquid ceramic material, all exposed parts of the honeycomb core 2 are covered with the ceramic material deposited to a predetermined thickness, and the ceramic material is deposited on both wall surfaces in a layered manner. When impregnating the ceramic material at each communicating hole 8, the ceramic material
It is bonded by a ceramic material infiltrated inside.

なお、セラミック材を付着せしめる手段については、塗
布することにより付着せしめるようしてもよい。
Note that as for the means for attaching the ceramic material, it may be applied by coating.

係る状態にセラミック材を付着せしめたハニカムコア2
を、付着されたセラミック材を硬化せしめるために炉中
において焼結することによりセラミックハニカム1を成
形することができる。
Honeycomb core 2 with ceramic material attached in such a state
The ceramic honeycomb 1 can be formed by sintering in a furnace to harden the attached ceramic material.

成形されたセラミックハニカム1は、成形時の焼結によ
り、その支持母体を構成していたハニカムコア2は焼つ
きてしまっているが、存在していたハニカムコア2の両
壁面に沿って形成されたセラミックi11.11は、ハ
ニカムコア2の各接合部5および各セル壁7に穿設され
た各連通孔8が存在していたそれぞれの部位において、
含浸時、各連通孔8内に浸入し、焼結により硬化されて
円柱状に介在する補強セラミック部11aによって強固
に結合されているため、空洞部の存在が少なく、強度に
優れたセラミックハニカム1が得られる。
The formed ceramic honeycomb 1 is formed along both wall surfaces of the existing honeycomb core 2, although the honeycomb core 2 that constitutes its supporting body has been burned due to sintering during forming. In the ceramic i11.11, the honeycomb core 2 had the following properties:
During impregnation, the ceramic honeycomb 1 penetrates into each communication hole 8 and is hardened by sintering to be firmly bonded by the intervening columnar reinforcing ceramic parts 11a, so there are few cavities and the ceramic honeycomb 1 has excellent strength. is obtained.

また、成形されたセラミックハニカム1は、それを成形
するための段階としての支持母体たるハニカムコア2の
各セル9,9・・・が、略均−な正六角形状を呈してい
るので、幾何学的に略規則正しい正六角形状のセル10
.10・・・の平面的集合体よりなっている。
In addition, the formed ceramic honeycomb 1 has a substantially uniform regular hexagonal shape, so that the cells 9, 9, etc. of the honeycomb core 2, which is a support base used as a stage for forming the honeycomb, have a substantially uniform regular hexagonal shape. Scientifically regular regular hexagonal cell 10
.. It consists of a flat aggregate of 10...

さら樟、支持母体たるハニカムコア2の成形も、従来の
通常のハニカムコアの成形の過程において、僅かな加工
を行うのみによって可能なため、容易に成形することが
できる。
Molding of the honeycomb core 2, which is made of waxwood and a support matrix, can be easily performed by performing only a small amount of processing in the conventional conventional honeycomb core molding process.

以上、本発明の製造方法について、各工程毎に説明した
が、シートロール状の基材を用い、一連の製造装置I:
よって連続して製造するようしてもよい。
The manufacturing method of the present invention has been described above for each step, but using a sheet roll-shaped base material, a series of manufacturing apparatuses I:
Therefore, it may be manufactured continuously.

「発明の効果」 以上詳述しな如く、本発明に係るセラミックハニカムの
製造方法によれば、比較的融解点が低く、かつ、永久的
な曲げ変形により折曲部が形成され易く、しかも安価な
、例えば、アルミ箔、プラスチック等の素材を基材とし
たハニカムコアを支持母体としているにもかかわわらす
、容易な成形方法によって、ハニカムコアの両壁面に層
状に付着されたセラミック材を、接合部および他の部の
適宜部位で結合させることが可能で、似て、空洞部の存
在が少なく、強度面に優れていると共に、各セルの形状
が略規則正しいセラミックハニカムを極めて容易、かつ
、安価に成形することが可能となり、従来、この種ハニ
カムの製造方法が有していた欠点が一掃される等、その
有する効果は顕著にして大なるものがある。
"Effects of the Invention" As will not be described in detail above, according to the method for manufacturing a ceramic honeycomb according to the present invention, the melting point is relatively low, bends are easily formed due to permanent bending deformation, and it is inexpensive. For example, although a honeycomb core made of materials such as aluminum foil or plastic is used as a support base, ceramic material is attached in layers to both walls of the honeycomb core using an easy molding method. Ceramic honeycombs can be bonded at appropriate locations of joints and other parts, and similarly, there are few cavities, excellent strength, and the shape of each cell is substantially regular. It has significant effects, such as being able to be formed at a low cost and eliminating the drawbacks of conventional honeycomb manufacturing methods of this type.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図乃至第6図は本発明の一実施例を示すもので、第
1図は基材上に接着剤層を形成した状態を示す斜視図、
第2図は所定枚数の基材を重ね合せ、これらを重着する
ことにより未展張状態のハニカムコアを形成する工程を
示す説明図、第3図は未展張状態のハニカムコアに連通
孔を穿設した状態を示す要部の斜視図、第4図はハニカ
ムコアの要部の斜視図、第5図は一部セラミック層を切
欠いたセラミックハニカムの要部の斜視図、第6図はセ
ラミックハニカムの要部の拡大横断面図である。 第7図は基材上に形成された接着剤層の他の実施例を示
す説明図である。 1・・・セラミックハニカム、2・・・ハニカムコア、
3・・・基材、4・・・接着剤層、5・・・接合部、6
・・・未展張状態のハニカムコア、7・・・セルMl(
ハニカムコアのセル壁)、8・・・連通孔、9・・・セ
ル(ハニカムコアのセル)、10・・・セル(セラミッ
クハニカムのセル)、11・・・セラミック層、lla
・・・補強セラミック部、P・・・接着剤層のピッチ、
W・・・展張方向。
1 to 6 show one embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a state in which an adhesive layer is formed on a base material;
Fig. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing the process of forming an unexpanded honeycomb core by overlapping a predetermined number of base materials and piling them together, and Fig. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing the process of forming an unexpanded honeycomb core by overlapping a predetermined number of base materials. Fig. 4 is a perspective view of the main part of the honeycomb core, Fig. 5 is a perspective view of the main part of the ceramic honeycomb with a part of the ceramic layer cut out, and Fig. 6 is the ceramic honeycomb. FIG. FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing another example of the adhesive layer formed on the base material. 1... Ceramic honeycomb, 2... Honeycomb core,
3... Base material, 4... Adhesive layer, 5... Joint part, 6
... Honeycomb core in unexpanded state, 7... Cell Ml (
cell wall of honeycomb core), 8... communicating hole, 9... cell (cell of honeycomb core), 10... cell (cell of ceramic honeycomb), 11... ceramic layer, lla
... Reinforced ceramic part, P... Pitch of adhesive layer,
W: Expansion direction.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 比較的融解点が低く、かつ、永久的な曲げ変形による折
曲部を形成することが容易な、例えば、アルミ箔、プラ
スチック等の素材を基材とし、これら所定枚数の基材を
、接合部が交互に半ピッチずつずれて位置するよう重着
することによって未展張状態のハニカムコアを形成する
工程と、該未展張状態のハニカムコアにおける各接合部
および他の部における適宜部位に、展張工程以前に連通
孔を穿設する工程と、未展張状態のハニカムコアを直接
若しくは条線状に形成された前記接合部に直交する方向
に所定の長さ毎に切断する工程を経た後、その重着方向
に展張してセラミックハニカムの支持母体たるハニカム
コアを成形する工程と、該ハニカムコアにセラミック材
を付着せしめ、次いで、付着されたセラミック材を焼結
して硬化せしめる工程とを有してなることを特徴とする
セラミックハニカムの製造方法。
The base material is made of a material such as aluminum foil or plastic that has a relatively low melting point and is easy to form a bent part by permanent bending deformation, and a predetermined number of these base materials are used to form a joint. a process of forming an unexpanded honeycomb core by stacking the honeycomb cores so that they are alternately shifted by a half pitch, and an expanding process at appropriate parts of each joint and other parts of the unexpanded honeycomb core. After previously going through the step of drilling a communicating hole and the step of cutting the unexpanded honeycomb core into predetermined lengths in a direction perpendicular to the joint formed directly or in a linear shape, the The method includes a step of expanding in the bonding direction to form a honeycomb core serving as a supporting body of the ceramic honeycomb, and a step of attaching a ceramic material to the honeycomb core, and then sintering and hardening the attached ceramic material. A method for manufacturing a ceramic honeycomb characterized by:
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