JPH01311508A - Material and manufacture of contact point - Google Patents
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Abstract
Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
[産業上の利用分野]
本発明は接点材料に関するもので、特に従来よりも音響
、映像等の信号伝送特性や溶着性。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to contact materials, and particularly improves signal transmission characteristics such as audio and video signals and weldability compared to conventional materials.
消耗性を向上させ、また接点抵抗を小さくしたものであ
る。It has improved consumability and reduced contact resistance.
[従来の技術]
ステレオ装置、ビデオ装置等の音響、映像機器や精密測
定器、コンピューター等の電子機器の電源コードは通常
テーブルタップを介して使用されている。上記電源コー
ドやテーブルタップ用接点材料としては、黄銅の硬材が
主に使用されていた。即ち上記黄銅の硬材は、硬銅より
も硬いためバネ性に優れていること、また接点部はコー
ドに比べて長さが短いので導゛電率が低くても電圧降下
が少ないこと、加工性に優れていること、更−にコスト
的にも純銅より安いことから従来接点材料の主流でめっ
た。[Prior Art] Power cords for audio and video equipment such as stereo equipment and video equipment, precision measuring instruments, and electronic equipment such as computers are usually used through power strips. Brass hardwood has been mainly used as the contact material for power cords and power strips. In other words, the above-mentioned hard brass is harder than hard copper, so it has excellent springiness, and since the contact part is shorter than the cord, there is less voltage drop even if the conductivity is low, and it is easy to process. Because it has excellent properties and is cheaper than pure copper, it has rarely been used as a mainstream contact material.
こうした電源コード及びテーブルタップに用いられる信
号伝送用接点材料以外にプラチナ。In addition to the signal transmission contact materials used in these power cords and power strips, platinum is also used.
銀、金等及びそれ等の合金が接点材料として用いられて
いる。しかしてこれ等の銅、プラチナ。Silver, gold, etc. and alloys thereof are used as contact materials. However, these copper and platinum.
銀、金等の接点材料は従来冷却鋳型を用いて鋳造された
鋳塊より押出あるいは圧延加工されて造られていた。Contact materials such as silver and gold have conventionally been made by extrusion or rolling from ingots cast using cooling molds.
接点材料として要求される特性には、溶着性。 Weldability is one of the properties required for contact materials.
消耗性が良く、また接触抵抗の低いこと等である。従来
材料では冷却鋳型を用いて鋳造された鋳塊を押出し、又
は圧延加工しているため、鋳塊組織及び圧延加工後の結
晶組織は多結晶体であら、材料表面に゛は無数の結晶粒
界が存在していた。加えて信号伝送用接点材料において
は最近機器間及び機器内コード用導体の開発が急速に進
み、コード用導体として単結晶状の無酸素銅を使用する
ことにより、導体自体から生じるノイズ、例えば信号の
位相のずれ、信号の減衰等はほぼ解決されたが、機器の
電源コードとコンセントとの接点部分でのストレーキャ
パシタンス(浮遊静電容量)に起因するノイズ又は信号
の乱れが問題となっている。It has good consumability and low contact resistance. In conventional materials, the ingot is cast using a cooling mold and then extruded or rolled, so the ingot structure and the crystal structure after rolling are polycrystalline, and the surface of the material contains countless crystal grains. A world existed. In addition, in terms of contact materials for signal transmission, the development of conductors for cords between devices and within devices has progressed rapidly, and by using single crystal oxygen-free copper as a conductor for cords, noise generated from the conductor itself, such as signal Although the phase shift and signal attenuation have been largely resolved, noise or signal disturbance caused by stray capacitance at the contact point between the device's power cord and the outlet remains a problem. .
本発明はこれに鑑み種々検討の結果、表面及び内部品質
の優れた材料を接点材料として使用し、従来使用されて
いる黄銅接点材料よりも信号伝送特性及び溶着性、消耗
性に優れた接点材料とその製造方法を開発したものであ
る。In view of this, as a result of various studies, the present invention uses a material with excellent surface and internal quality as a contact material, and has superior signal transmission characteristics, weldability, and consumability than conventionally used brass contact materials. and its manufacturing method was developed.
即ち本発明材料は、金属又は合金材料の単結晶又は一方
向に配列した結晶組織としたことを特徴とするものでお
る。That is, the material of the present invention is characterized by having a single crystal or unidirectionally aligned crystal structure of a metal or alloy material.
また本発明製造法は、金属又は合金の単結晶又は一方向
に配列した結晶組織の鋳塊を結晶方向に冷間加工するこ
とを特徴とするものである。Further, the manufacturing method of the present invention is characterized in that a single crystal of metal or alloy or an ingot having a crystal structure aligned in one direction is cold-worked in the crystal direction.
従来の信号伝送用接点材料は製造方法に問題があり、材
料表面に存在する無数の結晶粒界によって表面にミクロ
的な凹凸を生じていた。加えて表面及び内部欠陥が静電
容量及び抵抗として働き、機器間のストレーキャパシタ
ンスを更に増幅させる。また電源コードやテーブルタッ
プの接点材料を通過する間に電圧降下を生じ、接続され
る機器全体にわたって信号の減衰及び位相の乱れを生じ
させる。即ち第1に水冷鋳型を用いて製造した従来の材
料は多方向凝固組織・を有しており、鋳塊の凝固収縮に
伴う表面割れ、並びに収縮巣、ブローホール等の内部欠
陥が発生しやすく、線又は板に加工後もこれ等の欠陥が
残存し、静電容量及び抵抗として作用する。Conventional contact materials for signal transmission have a problem with the manufacturing method, and the countless crystal grain boundaries that exist on the material surface cause microscopic irregularities on the surface. In addition, surface and internal defects act as capacitance and resistance, further amplifying stray capacitance between devices. Additionally, a voltage drop occurs while passing through the contact materials of power cords and power strips, causing signal attenuation and phase disturbances throughout the connected equipment. First, conventional materials manufactured using water-cooled molds have a multidirectional solidification structure, which tends to cause surface cracks due to solidification shrinkage of the ingot, as well as internal defects such as shrinkage cavities and blowholes. , these defects remain even after being processed into a wire or plate and act as capacitance and resistance.
第2に従来の材料は内部欠陥の1種である結晶粒界によ
って静電容量成分及び抵抗が増加する。Second, in conventional materials, the capacitance component and resistance increase due to grain boundaries, which are a type of internal defect.
一方従来の汎用接点材料においてもやはり製造方法に問
題があり、材料表面に存在する無数の結晶粒界が溶着性
、消耗性を劣化させ、また接触抵抗を増加させている。On the other hand, conventional general-purpose contact materials also have problems in their manufacturing methods, and the countless grain boundaries present on the material surface deteriorate weldability and wearability, and increase contact resistance.
即ち接触開閉時の放電が粒界の一部の個所で局部的に生
じ、粉末状生成物を形成して溶着性、消耗性を劣化させ
るとともに接触抵抗を増加させていた。That is, electric discharge occurs locally at some locations in the grain boundaries when the contact opens and closes, forming a powdery product that deteriorates weldability and wearability and increases contact resistance.
これに対!本発明では表面及び内部欠陥のほとんどない
単結晶又は一方向に配列した結晶組織を有する材料を用
いたもので、接点材料の静電容量成分及び抵抗を減少し
、信号の位相のずれや信号の減衰等を防止する。あるい
は放電を生じにククシ、溶着性、消耗性を向上させ、接
触抵抗を減少させる。Against this! The present invention uses a single crystal with almost no surface or internal defects or a material with a unidirectionally aligned crystal structure, which reduces the capacitance component and resistance of the contact material, and reduces the phase shift of the signal. Prevent attenuation, etc. Alternatively, it generates discharge, improves stiffness, weldability, and wearability, and reduces contact resistance.
単結晶又は一方向に配列した結晶組織とした材料、即ち
一方向凝固させた鋳塊は鋳塊内部より凝固を始め、結晶
は長手方向(鋳塊の引出方向)に成長するため、表面割
れや収縮巣、更にブローホール等の内部欠陥を生じるこ
とがない。Materials with a single crystal or unidirectionally aligned crystal structure, that is, unidirectionally solidified ingots, start solidifying from within the ingot and the crystals grow in the longitudinal direction (the direction in which the ingot is pulled out), resulting in surface cracks and No shrinkage cavities or internal defects such as blowholes occur.
また鋳塊の長手方向にのみ結晶粒界が生じるため加工性
が良く、中間焼鈍が必要ないため、再結晶粒界も生じな
い。また結晶粒界が少ないため結晶粒界への不純物の濃
化の程度も小さく、抵抗を減少させる。加えて鋳塊表面
における結ム粒界も長手方向にのみ存在し、この結晶粒
界は冷間加工により更に引き伸ばされるため加工後の材
料表面における結晶粒が極めて少なく、表面の凹凸も少
ない。In addition, since grain boundaries occur only in the longitudinal direction of the ingot, workability is good, and intermediate annealing is not required, so recrystallization grain boundaries do not occur. Furthermore, since there are few grain boundaries, the degree of concentration of impurities at the grain boundaries is also small, reducing resistance. In addition, nodule grain boundaries on the ingot surface also exist only in the longitudinal direction, and since these grain boundaries are further stretched by cold working, there are extremely few grains on the material surface after working, and there are also few surface irregularities.
長尺の一方向凝固鋳塊を製造する方法としては、鋳型を
鋳造金属の融点以上に加熱する加熱 。A method for manufacturing a long unidirectionally solidified ingot is heating the mold to a temperature higher than the melting point of the cast metal.
鋳型連続鋳造法(以下OCC法と略記)及び水冷鋳型を
用いた鋳型振動式横型連続鋳造法などがあるが、単結晶
又は一方向に配列した結晶組織の鋳塊を容易に製造する
ためには、QCC法が有利である。There are continuous mold casting methods (hereinafter abbreviated as OCC method) and mold vibrating horizontal continuous casting methods using water-cooled molds, but in order to easily produce ingots with a single crystal or unidirectionally aligned crystal structure, , the QCC method is advantageous.
実施例1
oCC法により板状鋳塊を鋳造した。第1図に加熱鋳型
連続鋳造装置の概要を示す。この装置は鋳造炉(1)、
鋳型(2)、鋳塊(5)を冷却する冷却装置(7)及び
鋳塊(5)を引き出すピンチロール(6)から構成され
ている。溶解炉(図示せず)で溶解された鋳造金属は樋
を通って鋳造炉(1)に導入される。鋳造炉(1)の炉
壁部には発熱体が組み込まれており、鋳造金属は融点以
上に加熱されて溶湯(4)として保持される。この溶湯
(4)は鋳型(2)内に入った後冷却されて鋳塊(5)
となり、ピンチロール(6)により引き出される。この
際鋳型(2)は鋳型周囲に設置された加熱装置(3)に
より溶湯(4)の融点以上に加熱されているため、溶湯
(4)は鋳型(2)の内面では凝固殻が生成せず、鋳型
(2)の出口部にセットされた冷却装置(7)によって
鋳塊を介して冷却されるため、一方向凝固組織となる。Example 1 A plate-shaped ingot was cast by the oCC method. Figure 1 shows an overview of the heated mold continuous casting equipment. This device consists of a casting furnace (1),
It consists of a mold (2), a cooling device (7) that cools the ingot (5), and pinch rolls (6) that pull out the ingot (5). Cast metal melted in a melting furnace (not shown) is introduced into a casting furnace (1) through a gutter. A heating element is built into the furnace wall of the casting furnace (1), and the cast metal is heated above its melting point and held as molten metal (4). This molten metal (4) enters the mold (2) and is cooled to form an ingot (5).
Then, it is pulled out by the pinch roll (6). At this time, the mold (2) is heated above the melting point of the molten metal (4) by the heating device (3) installed around the mold, so the molten metal (4) does not form a solidified shell on the inner surface of the mold (2). First, the ingot is cooled via the ingot by the cooling device (7) set at the outlet of the mold (2), resulting in a unidirectionally solidified structure.
この装置により無酸素銅、CLI−35%Zn合金、C
u−4%3n−0,01%P合金を溶解鋳造し、厚さ2
0簡、巾200#の板状鋳塊を得た。この鋳塊の組織は
鋳塊を横断する結晶粒界がほとんど存在せず、小数の結
晶粒が長手方向に伸びている単結晶又は一方向に配列し
た結晶組織でめった。With this equipment, oxygen-free copper, CLI-35% Zn alloy, C
U-4%3N-0,01%P alloy was melted and cast to a thickness of 2
A plate-shaped ingot with a size of 0 and a width of 200# was obtained. The structure of this ingot was a single crystal structure in which there were almost no grain boundaries crossing the ingot, and a small number of crystal grains extending in the longitudinal direction, or a crystal structure arranged in one direction.
これ等の材料を冷間圧延のみによって厚さ0.8mまで
圧延し、切削及び成形加工して本発明部材からなる電源
プラグ用及びテーブルタップ用の接点部品を作製し、第
2図に示す電源プラグと第3図に示すテーブルタップに
組み込んだ。第2図において8,9は電源プラグの構成
要素である接点部品、10は絶縁ケースであり、11は
電源プラグに取付けられたコードの絶縁体、12、13
は導体を示し、第3図において、14.15はテーブル
タップの構成要素である接点部品、16は絶縁ケース、
17はテーブルタップに取付けられたコードの絶縁体、
18.19は導体である。These materials were rolled to a thickness of 0.8 m only by cold rolling, and then cut and molded to produce contact parts for power plugs and table taps made of the members of the present invention. It was assembled into a plug and a table tap as shown in Figure 3. In Fig. 2, 8 and 9 are contact parts that are components of the power plug, 10 is an insulating case, 11 is an insulator for the cord attached to the power plug, 12, 13
indicates a conductor, and in Fig. 3, 14.15 is a contact part that is a component of a power strip, 16 is an insulating case,
17 is the insulator of the cord attached to the power strip;
18 and 19 are conductors.
これ等接点部品について材質の特性を調べると共に、電
源プラグとテーブルタップを信号伝送用として使用した
際の機器の音響特性及び画像の鮮明度を評価し、その結
果を従来部材と比較して第1表に示す。In addition to examining the material characteristics of these contact parts, we evaluated the acoustic characteristics and image clarity of the equipment when power plugs and power strips were used for signal transmission, and compared the results with conventional materials. Shown in the table.
従来部材としては、前記無酸素銅、CLJ −35%Z
n合金、Cu−4%3n−0,01%P合金について、
従来の水冷鋳型により鋳造した厚ざ100、、巾200
mmの鋳塊を熱間圧延により厚さ20m、巾200
mの板材とした後、中間焼鈍と冷間圧延を行なって厚さ
0.8m、巾200 mtnの板材とした。これを切削
及び成形加工して電源プラグ及びテーブルタップ用の接
点部品とし、これを前記と同様にして第2図及び第3図
に示す電源プラグ及びテーブルタップに組み込んだ。Conventional members include the oxygen-free copper, CLJ-35%Z
Regarding n alloy, Cu-4%3n-0,01%P alloy,
Thickness: 100 mm, width: 200 mm, cast using a conventional water-cooled mold
mm thick ingot by hot rolling to a thickness of 20 m and a width of 200 mm.
After forming a plate material of 0.8 m in thickness and 200 mtn in width, intermediate annealing and cold rolling were performed. This was cut and molded into contact parts for power plugs and power strips, which were assembled into the power plugs and power strips shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 in the same manner as described above.
尚第1表中導電率は厚さ0.8#の板材(加工材)につ
いての測定結果であり、また強度は引張強ざが40に1
/rruA以下のものをΔ印、40〜60Kg/rtv
AのものをQ印、60Kg/mrA以上のものを◎印で
表わした。The electrical conductivity in Table 1 is the measurement result for a plate material (processed material) with a thickness of 0.8#, and the strength is determined by a tensile strength of 40%.
/rruA or less is marked Δ, 40-60Kg/rtv
Those of A are marked with Q, and those of 60 Kg/mrA or more are marked with ◎.
第1表から明らかなように同一材質で比較した場合、本
発明部材Nα1〜3は何れも従来部材Nα4〜6に比べ
て音響用及び映像用としての信号伝送特性に優れている
ことが判る。特に無酸素銅からなる本発明部材Nα1は
現在使用されている黄銅(Cu−35%zn合金)から
なる従来部材No、 5に比べ音響及び映像用としての
信号伝送特性がはるかに優れ、また接点部における電圧
降下も導電率が高いために少なくなる。無酸素銅からな
る従来部材Nα4は強度が低いため、接点材料としては
不適であったが、本発明部材Nα1では冷間加工のみで
加工するため、強度が黄銅からなる従来部材Nα5と同
等となり、信号伝送用接点材料として適したものとなる
。As is clear from Table 1, when comparing the same materials, it can be seen that the members Nα1-3 of the present invention are all superior in signal transmission characteristics for audio and video than the conventional members Nα4-6. In particular, the inventive member Nα1 made of oxygen-free copper has much better signal transmission characteristics for audio and video than the currently used conventional members No. 5 made of brass (Cu-35% ZN alloy), and The voltage drop across the area is also reduced due to the high conductivity. The conventional member Nα4 made of oxygen-free copper had low strength and was therefore unsuitable as a contact material, but since the member Nα1 of the present invention is processed only by cold working, its strength is equivalent to that of the conventional member Nα5 made of brass. It is suitable as a contact material for signal transmission.
実施例2
第1図に示す装置で無酸素銅、AU、A9−15%Cu
合金およびPtを溶解・鋳造し、厚さ20!nIr1、
幅200 mmの板状鋳塊を得た。この鋳塊の組織は、
鋳塊を横断する結晶粒界がほとんど存在せず、小数の結
晶粒が長手方向に伸びている単結晶もしくは一方向に配
列した結晶組織であった。この鋳塊を冷間加工のみによ
って厚さ0.8mまで圧延し、そこから10#1Ill
X10履の試料を切り出し、グロー放電試験を行ない、
106回断続後の接点の消耗量を測定し、その結果を従
来部材と比較して第2表に示す。ここで電池30■、定
常電流0.4A、誘導3日とする。Example 2 Oxygen-free copper, AU, A9-15%Cu
The alloy and Pt are melted and cast to a thickness of 20! nIr1,
A plate-shaped ingot with a width of 200 mm was obtained. The structure of this ingot is
There were almost no grain boundaries crossing the ingot, and the structure was a single crystal with a small number of crystal grains extending in the longitudinal direction or a crystal structure arranged in one direction. This ingot was rolled to a thickness of 0.8m by cold working only, and then 10#1Ill
A sample of X10 shoes was cut out and a glow discharge test was performed.
The amount of wear of the contacts after 106 disconnections was measured, and the results are shown in Table 2 in comparison with conventional members. Here, it is assumed that the battery is 30 cm, the steady current is 0.4 A, and the induction period is 3 days.
従来部材としては、前記Au、Ag−15%Cu、pt
について、従来の水冷鋳型により鋳造した厚ざ100a
i、幅200 rrmの鋳塊を熱間圧延により厚さ20
m、幅200 mmの板材とした後、中間焼鈍と冷間圧
延を行って厚さ0.8711I11.幅200mの板材
とした。この板材から1hllX10Jlll11の試
料を切り出した。Conventional members include the above-mentioned Au, Ag-15%Cu, pt
A thickness of 100a cast using a conventional water-cooled mold.
i, an ingot with a width of 200 rrm is hot rolled to a thickness of 20 rrm.
After forming a plate material with a width of 200 mm and a width of 200 mm, it was subjected to intermediate annealing and cold rolling to a thickness of 0.8711I11. It was made into a plate material with a width of 200 m. A sample of 1 hll x 10 Jlll11 was cut out from this plate material.
また、前記合金について、静的溶着限界電流及び6V、
1A、L=24mHの条件でios回開閉後の接触抵抗
を測定し、本発明材と比較材とを比較して第2表に示し
た。Further, regarding the above alloy, the static welding limit current and 6V,
The contact resistance after IOS opening/closing was measured under the conditions of 1A and L=24mH, and the results are shown in Table 2 in comparison between the inventive material and the comparative material.
第2表から判るように本発明材はいずれも従来材に比べ
て消耗量が小ざく、消耗性が良好である。また接触抵抗
も大幅に小さくなっている。As can be seen from Table 2, all of the materials of the present invention have a smaller amount of wear than the conventional materials and have good wearability. Contact resistance is also significantly reduced.
加えて溶着性が改善されていることが明らかである。In addition, it is clear that weldability is improved.
このように金属又は合金材料を単結晶又は−方向に配列
した結晶組織とすることにより、電源プラグ及びテーブ
ルタップの接点材料として、音響及び映像等の信号伝送
特性を向上せしめ、ステレオ、ビデオ、コンピューター
、精密計測器等音響、電子機器において、優れた信号伝
送システムを形成することができる。By forming a metal or alloy material into a single crystal or a crystal structure arranged in the negative direction, it can be used as a contact material for power plugs and power strips to improve the signal transmission characteristics of audio and video, etc. It is possible to form an excellent signal transmission system in acoustic and electronic equipment such as precision measuring instruments.
加えて、単結晶もしくは一方向に配列した金属あるいは
合金鋳塊を冷間加工して、単結晶又は一方向に配列した
結晶組織とすることにより、汎用接点材料として消耗性
、溶着性ならびに接触抵抗を向上せしめ、信頼性の高い
接点材料を製造することができる等工業上顕著な効果を
奏するものである。In addition, by cold working a single crystal or unidirectionally aligned metal or alloy ingot to create a single crystal or unidirectionally aligned crystal structure, it can be used as a general-purpose contact material with excellent consumability, weldability, and contact resistance. It has significant industrial effects, such as improving the performance of contact materials and making it possible to manufacture highly reliable contact materials.
第1図は加熱鋳型連続鋳造装置の一例を示す説明図、第
2図は電源プラグの一例を示す側断面図、第3図はテー
ブルタップの一例を示す側断面図である。
1、鋳造炉
2、鋳型
3、加熱装置
4、溶湯
5、鋳塊
6、ピンチロール
7、冷却装置
8.9.接点部品
10、絶縁ケース
11、絶縁体
12、13.導体
14、15.接点部品
16、絶縁ケース
17、絶縁体
18、19.導体FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a heating mold continuous casting apparatus, FIG. 2 is a side sectional view showing an example of a power plug, and FIG. 3 is a side sectional view showing an example of a table tap. 1. Casting furnace 2, mold 3, heating device 4, molten metal 5, ingot 6, pinch roll 7, cooling device 8.9. Contact component 10, insulation case 11, insulators 12, 13. Conductors 14, 15. Contact parts 16, insulation case 17, insulators 18, 19. conductor
Claims (4)
結晶組織としたことを特徴とする接点材料。(1) A contact material characterized by having a single crystal or unidirectionally aligned crystal structure of a metal or alloy material.
載の接点材料。(2) The contact material according to claim 1, wherein the metal or alloy is copper or a copper alloy.
項1記載の接点材料。(3) The contact material according to claim 1, wherein the metal or alloy is a noble metal or an alloy thereof.
組織の鋳塊を結晶方向に冷間加工することを特徴とする
接点材料の製造方法。(4) A method for manufacturing a contact material, which comprises cold working a single crystal of a metal or an alloy or an ingot having a crystal structure aligned in one direction in the crystal direction.
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JPS62291806A (en) * | 1986-06-11 | 1987-12-18 | 日鉱金属株式会社 | Manufacture of video and/or tv wire |
JPS6316503A (en) * | 1986-07-07 | 1988-01-23 | 住友電気工業株式会社 | Manufacture of conductor for acoustic/image apparatus |
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