JPH01171667A - Recovery device of sprayed glaze - Google Patents
Recovery device of sprayed glazeInfo
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Abstract
Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
〔産業上の利用分野〕
本発明は、作業ブース内で被塗装物に吹付ける釉薬の未
付着分を再利用のために回収する装置に関する。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to an apparatus for recovering for reuse the unattached portion of glaze that is sprayed onto objects to be coated in a work booth.
従来から、各種の陶器製品の製造に際しては、成形され
た製品に釉薬を施釉した後、焼成過程へ送られる。たと
えば、便器、洗面器及び手洗い器等の衛生陶器の製造も
このような製造過程によって行われる。BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, when manufacturing various ceramic products, a molded product is glazed with a glaze and then sent to a firing process. For example, sanitary ware such as toilet bowls, wash basins, and hand wash basins are also manufactured using this manufacturing process.
施釉過程において、製品の素材表面に釉薬を吹付けると
き、素材に付着しないまま排出される釉薬の量は比較的
多い。特に、衛生陶器等のように製品の嵩が大きく施釉
面積が広い製品では、ロスとなる釉薬量が増大する。し
たがって、釉薬自体が高価であることから、このロス分
を含めた製造費となる結果、全体の製造コストが上昇す
る傾向にあった。In the glazing process, when glaze is sprayed onto the surface of a product, a relatively large amount of glaze is discharged without adhering to the material. Particularly, in products such as sanitary ware that are bulky and have a large glazed area, the amount of glaze that is wasted increases. Therefore, since the glaze itself is expensive, the manufacturing cost includes this loss, which tends to increase the overall manufacturing cost.
このような問題に対し、施釉ブース内の空気を外部に排
気するときの空気流路に邪魔板構造を採用することによ
って、ロス分の釉薬を回収することが行われている。す
なわち、施釉ブース内部に排気ブロワ−に至る排気流路
を接続し、ブース内部からこの排気流路に至る空気流の
バスに複数の衝突板を邪魔板構造として配置した構造で
ある。In order to solve this problem, a baffle plate structure is used in the air flow path when the air inside the glazing booth is exhausted to the outside, thereby recovering the lost glaze. That is, this is a structure in which an exhaust flow path leading to an exhaust blower is connected inside the glazing booth, and a plurality of collision plates are arranged as a baffle plate structure in the air flow bus from the inside of the booth to the exhaust flow path.
衝突板を備えていると、施釉の際に空気中に散乱した釉
薬は排気ブロワ−により流動化され、流路に介在する衝
突板に釉薬自体が持っ噴霧時の慣性力によって付着する
。If a collision plate is provided, the glaze scattered in the air during glazing will be fluidized by the exhaust blower, and will adhere to the collision plate interposed in the flow path due to the inertia of the glaze itself during spraying.
このように釉薬を衝突板に付着させる。構造を採用する
とき、付着した釉薬の層厚が経時的に増加してゆく。こ
のため、衝突板による邪魔板構造部分での空気流路の減
少及び流路抵抗の増加によって、空気排出蛍が変化し、
施釉ブースの機能が低下する。したがって、機能低下を
防ぐため、付着１厚が一定以上となったときには、釉薬
層を衝突板から作業者が叩き落としたり、掻き落とすこ
とを定期的に行う必要があった。しかし、手作業による
ため、作業時間が長くしかも十分な回収が不可能である
。また、作業の間は高濃度の粉塵内に作業者が曝される
ので、作業環境もきわめて悪いという問題がある。In this way, the glaze is attached to the collision plate. When adopting a structure, the layer thickness of the deposited glaze increases over time. Therefore, due to the reduction of the air flow path and increase in flow path resistance in the baffle plate structure due to the collision plate, the air discharge rate changes,
The functionality of the glazing booth deteriorates. Therefore, in order to prevent functional deterioration, it has been necessary for an operator to periodically knock or scrape off the glaze layer from the collision plate when the thickness of the glaze reaches a certain level or more. However, since it is done manually, it takes a long time and it is not possible to recover enough. Additionally, there is the problem that the working environment is extremely poor since the workers are exposed to highly concentrated dust during the work.
これに対し、付着した釉薬を水で洗い落とす方法を採用
すれば、作業環境の改善が可能である。On the other hand, the working environment can be improved by using a method of washing off the adhered glaze with water.
しかしながら、付着した釉薬全体が水で溶けろことが避
けられないため、釉薬の濃度が低下する。However, it is inevitable that the entire attached glaze will be dissolved in water, resulting in a decrease in the concentration of the glaze.
したがって、製品に付着しなかった釉薬の全体を再利用
することはできず、実質的な釉薬の回収には適切ではな
いものとなる。Therefore, the entire glaze that has not adhered to the product cannot be reused, and it is not suitable for substantial recovery of the glaze.
そこで、本発明は、衝突板から付着釉薬を効率的に剥離
させ且つ再利用可能なものとしてロスとなっていた釉薬
全体を回収可能とすることを目的とする。Therefore, an object of the present invention is to efficiently peel off the adhered glaze from the collision plate and to recover the entire wasted glaze as a reusable product.
〔問題点を解決するための手段及び作用〕本発明の吹付
釉薬の回収装置は、以上の目的を達成するために、水溶
性の釉薬を被塗装物に吹付ける施釉ブースに、該施釉ブ
ース内の釉薬噴霧粒子を含む空気が流れ込む流路を接続
すると共に、該流路内に邪魔板構造の衝突板を介設し、
該衝突板を、前記釉薬噴霧流が付着する面のほぼ全体に
連通気孔が存在する多孔質体とし、更に、前記連通気孔
から釉薬付着面に水を供給する流路を前記衝突板の内部
に形成したことを特徴とする。[Means and effects for solving the problem] In order to achieve the above object, the sprayed glaze recovery device of the present invention is provided in a glazing booth that sprays water-soluble glaze onto objects to be painted. connecting a flow path through which air containing glaze spray particles flows, and interposing a collision plate having a baffle plate structure in the flow path,
The collision plate is made of a porous body having communicating holes on almost the entire surface to which the glaze spray adheres, and furthermore, a flow path for supplying water from the communicating holes to the glaze adhesion surface is provided inside the collision plate. It is characterized by the fact that it has been formed.
釉薬噴霧粒子は流路に配置した衝突板に付着して層状と
なり、衝突板に形成した流路から水を供給するとこの水
は連通気孔から表面に排出される。The glaze spray particles adhere to the collision plate disposed in the flow path and form a layer, and when water is supplied from the flow path formed in the collision plate, this water is discharged to the surface from the communication hole.
そして、排出された水は衝突板の表面と付着した釉薬層
との境界に入り込んで釉薬の付着面を溶かし、釉薬層を
衝突板から分離させる。Then, the discharged water enters the boundary between the surface of the collision plate and the adhered glaze layer, dissolves the surface to which the glaze is attached, and separates the glaze layer from the collision plate.
以下、図面に示す実施例により本発明の特徴を具体的に
説明する。Hereinafter, features of the present invention will be specifically explained with reference to embodiments shown in the drawings.
第１図は施釉及び釉薬回収の全体の系を示す概略図であ
る。FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing the entire system of glazing and glaze recovery.
施釉ブース１内の作業者用スペース２の床３上には、作
業者４が立って釉薬を噴射するガン５を手に持っている
。作業者用スペース２の前方の被塗装物配習用スペース
６の受台７上には、被塗装物８（たとえば衛生陶器又は
その他の品物）がセットされている。この被塗装物８は
、台９上に設置された図示しないコンベア上のターンテ
ーブル又は回転ハンガー等によって搬入、搬出されるほ
か、作業者が手作業でセットすることもできる。A worker 4 stands on a floor 3 of a worker space 2 in a glazing booth 1 and holds a gun 5 for spraying glaze in his hand. A workpiece 8 (for example, sanitary ware or other items) is set on a pedestal 7 in a workpiece training space 6 in front of the worker space 2 . The object to be coated 8 is carried in and out by a turntable or a rotary hanger on a conveyor (not shown) installed on a stand 9, or it can also be set manually by an operator.
なお、ガン５には、釉薬及び塗料等を例えば圧力４ ｋ
ｇ ／ ｃｉの圧縮空気にのせて被塗装物８に噴出でき
る配管系に接続される。Incidentally, the gun 5 is used to apply glaze, paint, etc. at a pressure of 4 k, for example.
It is connected to a piping system that can spray compressed air of g/ci onto the object 8 to be coated.
施釉ブース１には釉薬の回収装置１０が連通するチャン
バとして備えられている。すなわち、被塗装物配置用ス
ペース６の前方に開口する吸込口１１によって施釉ブー
ス１と回収装置１０とが連通し、空気流によって被塗装
物８に付着しなかった釉薬を回収可能としている。そし
て、施釉ブース１がら空気を吸引するために、回収装置
１０はダクト１２及び除塵機１３を介して排気ブロワ−
１４の吸引側に接続されている。The glazing booth 1 is equipped with a glaze recovery device 10 as a chamber communicating therewith. That is, the glazing booth 1 and the recovery device 10 communicate with each other through the suction port 11 that opens in front of the space 6 for arranging the object to be painted, and the glaze that has not adhered to the object to be painted 8 can be recovered by the airflow. In order to suck air from the glazing booth 1, the recovery device 10 is connected to an exhaust blower via a duct 12 and a dust remover 13.
14 is connected to the suction side.
第２図は回収装置１０の内部を示す縦断面図及び第３図
は第２図のＩ−Ｉ線矢視による断面図である。FIG. 2 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view showing the inside of the collection device 10, and FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line I--I in FIG. 2.
図示のように、回収装置ｌＯ内には、施釉ブース１側か
らダクト１２側への流路の全体に亘って複数の衝突板１
５を千鳥状に配置している。これらの衝突板１５は、第
３図から明らかなように、施釉ブースｌ側（第３図にお
いては左側）が開いた浅いＶ形横断面を持ち、回収装置
１０の内部を上下に走る姿勢で配置されている。そして
、最も上流側の衡突［１５，１５は間に間隙１６を設け
、この間隙１６の下流の流路に第２段目の衝突板１５を
配置し、更にこの第２段目の衝突板１５の間の隙間１７
の下流に第３段目の衝突板１５を位置させている。した
がって、各衝突板１５は、水平横断面で見て同−役向と
各段間に間隙１６．１７及び１８を隔てた千鳥状の配置
となっている。As shown in the figure, in the recovery device IO, a plurality of collision plates 1 are provided throughout the flow path from the glazing booth 1 side to the duct 12 side.
5 are arranged in a staggered manner. As is clear from FIG. 3, these collision plates 15 have a shallow V-shaped cross section that is open on the glazing booth l side (the left side in FIG. 3), and are arranged to run vertically inside the recovery device 10. It is located. Then, a gap 16 is provided between the most upstream collision butts [15, 15], and a second stage collision plate 15 is arranged in the flow path downstream of this gap 16, and furthermore, this second stage collision plate Gap 17 between 15
A third stage collision plate 15 is located downstream of the collision plate 15. Therefore, each collision plate 15 is arranged in a staggered manner with the same position and gaps 16, 17 and 18 between each stage when viewed in a horizontal cross section.
また、各衝突板１５の下端部は帯鉄または丸鋼棒からな
る衝突仮受１９に支持され、衝突仮受１９の下側には、
回収釉薬を溜めるためのロート状の受皿２０が接続され
ている。なお、各衝突板１５の上端部には密閉したホッ
パー２１が接続され、このホッパー２１には衝突板１５
の内部に水を供給するための給水管２２が配管されてい
る。Further, the lower end of each collision plate 15 is supported by a collision temporary support 19 made of a band iron or a round steel bar, and the lower side of the collision temporary support 19 has a
A funnel-shaped saucer 20 for storing recovered glaze is connected. A closed hopper 21 is connected to the upper end of each collision plate 15, and the collision plate 15 is connected to this hopper 21.
A water supply pipe 22 for supplying water to the inside of the tank is installed.
ここで、衝突板１５は、その本体部を連通気孔が表面に
開口した多孔質体を素材として形成する。Here, the collision plate 15 is formed of a porous material having a main body portion with communicating holes opened on the surface thereof.
この素材としては、たとえば多数の巣を内蔵した軽石状
の鉱物、プラスチック系素材、又は多孔質樹脂（主成分
：エポキシ樹脂）が採用できる。また、第４図及び第５
図に示すように、衝突板１５の内部には給水管２２に連
通する流路が形成される。As this material, for example, a pumice-like mineral containing many nests, a plastic material, or a porous resin (main component: epoxy resin) can be used. Also, Figures 4 and 5
As shown in the figure, a flow path communicating with the water supply pipe 22 is formed inside the collision plate 15 .
この流路は、横流路１５ａ及び縦流路１５ｂとによって
形成され、衝突板１５の全体に亘って水を巡らすことが
できる構成となっている。したがって、給水管２２から
水を供給すると、噴流路１５ａ及び縦流路１５ｂから衝
突板１５の全面に水が注入され、水圧によって連通気孔
を通して衝突板１５の表面からこの水を滲み出させるよ
うにして排出することができる。This flow path is formed by a horizontal flow path 15a and a vertical flow path 15b, and is configured to allow water to circulate throughout the collision plate 15. Therefore, when water is supplied from the water supply pipe 22, water is injected into the entire surface of the collision plate 15 from the jet flow path 15a and the vertical flow path 15b, and this water is caused to ooze out from the surface of the collision plate 15 through the communication hole by water pressure. can be discharged.
なお、衝突板１５の横断面形状は、図示のＶ字状とする
ほか、上流側を凹面とした円弧状断面又は平面状断面と
することもできる。The cross-sectional shape of the collision plate 15 may be V-shaped as shown in the figure, or may be an arcuate cross-section with a concave upstream side or a planar cross-section.
以上の構成において、施釉ブース１の被塗装物配置用ス
ペース６内に順次被塗装物８が供給されると、作業者４
は手に持ったガン５から釉薬又は塗料等を被塗装物８に
吹き付ける。このとき、被塗装物８に付着することなく
被塗装物８を通過した噴霧は、被塗装物配置用スペース
６内を通り吸込口１１方向へ流れる。すなわち、排気ブ
ロワ−１４による空気流に乗って釉薬が吸込口１１から
回収装置ｌＯ内に流入する。In the above configuration, when the objects 8 to be coated are sequentially supplied into the space 6 for placing objects to be coated in the glazing booth 1, the worker 4
sprays glaze, paint, etc. onto the object to be painted 8 from the gun 5 held in hand. At this time, the spray that has passed through the object to be coated 8 without adhering to the object to be coated 8 passes through the space 6 for arranging the object to be coated and flows toward the suction port 11 . That is, the glaze flows into the recovery device 1O from the suction port 11 on the air flow generated by the exhaust blower 14.
吸込口１１から回収装置１０内に流入した釉薬を含む噴
霧は、慣性力により衝突板１５に衝突し、第６図に示す
ように衝突板１５のＶ形面に堆積する。なお、第１段目
の衝突板１５を通過した噴霧は、下流に位置する衝突板
１５に付着し、排気ブロワ−１４側へは釉薬や塗料を含
まない空気が排出される。そして、経時後には、第６図
のように、釉薬層Ａが衝突板１５面に付着する。The spray containing the glaze that has flowed into the recovery device 10 from the suction port 11 collides with the collision plate 15 due to inertial force, and is deposited on the V-shaped surface of the collision plate 15 as shown in FIG. The spray that has passed through the first-stage collision plate 15 adheres to the downstream collision plate 15, and air containing no glaze or paint is discharged to the exhaust blower 14 side. After time passes, the glaze layer A adheres to the surface of the collision plate 15, as shown in FIG.
施釉作業を行って所定時間経過後には、衝突板１５に付
着した釉薬層へを剥離回収する作業を水を利用すること
によって行う。つまり、給水管２２に所定圧力の水を供
給すると、前述したように、この水は衝突板１５の連通
気孔を通過して衝突板１５の表面に滲み出る。そして、
塗料を含む釉薬層Ａと衝突板１５の表面のほぼ全体に水
が排出されるので、衝突板１５の表面に対して付着して
いる釉薬層Ａは衝突板１５の表面から境界剥離し、釉薬
層Ａの自重も手伝って衝突板１５から全体が外れて落下
し、衝突仮受１９を経て受皿２０内に回収される。After a predetermined period of time has elapsed after the glazing operation, the glaze layer adhering to the collision plate 15 is peeled off and recovered using water. That is, when water at a predetermined pressure is supplied to the water supply pipe 22, this water passes through the communication holes of the collision plate 15 and oozes out onto the surface of the collision plate 15, as described above. and,
Since water is discharged onto the glaze layer A containing paint and almost the entire surface of the collision plate 15, the glaze layer A adhering to the surface of the collision plate 15 peels off at the boundary from the surface of the collision plate 15, and the glaze With the help of its own weight, the entire layer A comes off the collision plate 15 and falls, passing through the collision temporary support 19 and being collected into the saucer 20.
このように、釉薬層へを叩き落としたり又は掻き落とす
作業に代えて、水を衝突板１５の表面に供給するだけで
簡単に釉薬層Ａの回収が可能である。In this way, the glaze layer A can be easily recovered by simply supplying water to the surface of the collision plate 15 instead of knocking or scraping off the glaze layer.
そして、回収された釉薬層Ａは衝突板１５への付着面の
みが水によって部分的に溶けるだけなので、回収した釉
薬層Ａを有効に再利用することが可能となる。Since only the surface of the recovered glaze layer A that is attached to the collision plate 15 is partially dissolved by water, the recovered glaze layer A can be effectively reused.
以上に説明したように、本発明の吹付釉薬の回収装置に
おいては、ロスとなる塗料を含む釉薬を排気流に載せて
衝突板に付着させ、この衝突板から釉薬付着面のほぼ全
体に水を滲み出させることによって、付着釉薬と衝突板
との間を境界剥離させることができ、簡単に付着釉薬を
回収することができる。したがって、高価な釉薬の回収
作業が簡単になるばかりでなく、粉塵を発生させること
がないので、作業°環境も改善される。また、回収した
釉薬は、衝突板との付着面が部分的に溶けたものなので
、従来のように水を全体にかけて回収する場合に比べて
濃度の低下がなく、再生利用も効率的に行える。As explained above, in the sprayed glaze recovery device of the present invention, the glaze containing the paint that will be lost is carried on the exhaust flow and is deposited on the collision plate, and from this collision plate water is poured onto almost the entire glaze adhesion surface. By allowing the glaze to ooze out, the boundary between the adhering glaze and the collision plate can be separated, and the adhering glaze can be easily recovered. Therefore, not only does the work of collecting expensive glaze become easier, but also the working environment is improved because no dust is generated. In addition, since the recovered glaze is partially melted on the surface that adheres to the collision plate, there is no decrease in concentration compared to the conventional method of collecting the glaze by pouring water over the entire surface, and it can be recycled more efficiently.
第１図は本発明の一実施例の系を示す概略図、第２図は
回収装置の縦断面図、第３図は第２図の１−Ｉ線矢視に
よる断面図、第４図は衝突板の正面図、第５図（ａ）及
びら）はそれぞれ第４図の■−■線及びＩ［Ｉ−１線矢
視による断面図、第６図は衝突板への釉薬の付着を示す
概略図である。
１；施釉ブース ２；作業者用スペース３：床
４；作業者
５：ガン ６：被塗装物配置用スペース７：受台
８：被塗装物
９：台 １０；回収装置
１１：吸込口 １２：ダクト
１３；除塵機 １４：排気ブロワ−１５；衝突板
１５ａ：横流路
１５ｂ：縦流路 １６〜１８：間隙
１９：衝突仮受 ２０：受皿
２１：ホッパ−２２：給水管
特許出願人 東 陶 機 器 株式会社代 理
人 小 堀 益 （ほか２名
）第６図
工５図
■Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram showing a system according to an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of a recovery device, Fig. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 1-I in Fig. 2, and Fig. 4 is a The front view of the collision plate, Figures 5(a) and 5) are cross-sectional views taken along the lines ■-■ and I[I-1 in Figure 4, respectively, and Figure 6 shows the adhesion of glaze to the collision plate. FIG. 1; Glazed booth 2; Worker space 3: Floor
4; Operator 5: Gun 6: Space for placing objects to be painted 7: pedestal 8: Object to be painted 9: Stand 10; Recovery device 11: Suction port 12: Duct 13; Dust remover 14: Exhaust blower 15; Collision board
15a: Horizontal flow path 15b: Vertical flow path 16 to 18: Gap 19: Collision temporary support 20: Receiver 21: Hopper 22: Water supply pipe Patent applicant Totoki Kiki Co., Ltd. Agent Masu Kobori (and 2 others) 6th drawing 5■
Claims (1)
該施釉ブース内の釉薬噴霧粒子を含む空気が流れ込む流
路を接続すると共に、該流路内に邪魔板構造の衝突板を
介設し、該衝突板を、前記釉薬噴霧流が付着する面のほ
ぼ全体に連通気孔が存在する多孔質体とし、更に、前記
連通気孔から釉薬付着面に水を供給する流路を前記衝突
板の内部に形成したことを特徴とする吹付釉薬の回収装
置。1. In the glazing booth where water-soluble glaze is sprayed onto the object to be painted,
A flow path through which air containing glaze spray particles flows in the glazing booth is connected, and a collision plate having a baffle plate structure is interposed in the flow path, and the collision plate is connected to the surface of the surface to which the glaze spray flow adheres. A recovery device for sprayed glaze, characterized in that it is a porous body in which communicating pores are present almost throughout the entire body, and further, a channel is formed inside the collision plate for supplying water from the communicating holes to the glaze adhesion surface.
Priority Applications (1)
| Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| JP62331531A JPH01171667A (en) | 1987-12-25 | 1987-12-25 | Recovery device of sprayed glaze |
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| Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| JP62331531A JPH01171667A (en) | 1987-12-25 | 1987-12-25 | Recovery device of sprayed glaze |
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| Publication Number | Publication Date |
|---|---|
| JPH01171667A true JPH01171667A (en) | 1989-07-06 |
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| Application Number | Title | Priority Date | Filing Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| JP62331531A Pending JPH01171667A (en) | 1987-12-25 | 1987-12-25 | Recovery device of sprayed glaze |
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| Country | Link |
|---|---|
| JP (1) | JPH01171667A (en) |
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