JPH02255286A - Production of copper composite steel sheet - Google Patents

Production of copper composite steel sheet

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JPH02255286A
JPH02255286A JP7629089A JP7629089A JPH02255286A JP H02255286 A JPH02255286 A JP H02255286A JP 7629089 A JP7629089 A JP 7629089A JP 7629089 A JP7629089 A JP 7629089A JP H02255286 A JPH02255286 A JP H02255286A
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Hisato Ito
久人 伊藤
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PURPOSE:To produce the copper composite steel sheet which is excellent in corrosion resistance, weatherability, durability, installation characteristic, etc., is inexpensive and has a high-grade feel by subjecting the surface of a base steel sheet to an Ni alloy plating, then to a Cu plating and rolling and applying a copper plate on this plating layer. CONSTITUTION:The base steel sheet, such as stainless steel sheet, is subjected to required pretreatments, such as degreasing and pickling and thereafter, at least one surface thereof is subjected to the Ni alloy plating. This plating is preferably uniformly executed on the steel sheet surface to about 1.5g/m<2> deposition in a manner as not to allow a slight base exposed part to remain. The Ni plating layer is in succession subjected to the Cu plating. The Cu plating is executed as to uniformly coat the above- mentioned Ni alloy plating surface at about 10g/m<2>. The copper plate is thereafter rolled and applied on this plating layer. The rolling conditions are regulated to allow the selection of such an optimum cold draft as to expose the fresh surfaces at all times at the joint boundary of the copper plate and the Cu plating layer. The above- mentioned copper plate is securely jointed in this way and the copper composite steel sheet having the outdoor weatherability, etc., stable over a long period of time is obtd.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 (産業上の利用分野ン 本発明は耐食性、特に屋外での耐候性に優れた#4!!
合鋼板の製造方法に関するもので、該銅複合鋼板は各種
建簗用部材等として長期にわたり安定的に使用し得るも
のである。
[Detailed description of the invention] (Industrial field of application) The present invention has #4 excellent corrosion resistance, especially outdoor weather resistance!!
The present invention relates to a method for producing a composite steel plate, and the copper composite steel plate can be used stably over a long period of time as various construction members.

(従来の技術〉 鋼板は屋根材や壁材等に長年の使用実績があるが、鋼板
単独で使用するためには金属材料としての剛性を保ち強
度を保持するために、通常的0.2鴎以上の厚さを必要
とするので相当高価な材料となるうえ、材料自体が硬い
ため加工方法に特別な熟練や工夫を要した。そのために
鋼めっき鋼板が提案されたが、通常の腐食環境下では工
事中に或いは使用中に素地に達するきすが発生すれば、
めっき層は犠牲陽極作用を持たず、却って素地の孔食を
促進する欠陥があった。
(Conventional technology) Steel plates have been used for many years as roofing materials, wall materials, etc. However, in order to use steel plates alone, it is necessary to maintain the rigidity and strength of the metal material. This required a certain thickness, making it a fairly expensive material, and the material itself was hard, requiring special skill and ingenuity in the processing method.For this reason, steel plated steel sheets were proposed, but under normal corrosive environments. So, if scratches that reach the substrate occur during construction or use,
The plating layer did not function as a sacrificial anode, and instead had a defect that promoted pitting corrosion of the substrate.

素地として、ステンレス鋼板を使用すればこの問題は相
当改善されるが、きすがつき易い点では解消されず、こ
の点ではめっき層を厚く丁れば良いが、めっきラインの
生産性を低下させることになり有効な解決策には到らな
い。
This problem can be considerably improved by using a stainless steel plate as the substrate, but it does not solve the problem of being easily scratched.In this respect, it would be better to make the plating layer thicker, but it would reduce the productivity of the plating line. Therefore, an effective solution cannot be reached.

このように従来から屋根材や壁材として使用されてきた
#i系の材料はそれぞれに欠点を有するもので、より安
価でかつ施工し易く、品質信頼性の高い材料の提供が待
たれている。
As described above, the #i-based materials that have traditionally been used as roofing and wall materials each have their own drawbacks, and there is a need for materials that are cheaper, easier to construct, and have higher quality reliability. .

(発明が解決しようとする課題】 本発明は上記に鑑み、鋼板より安価で、鋼めっき鋼板よ
り長寿命で施工し易い材料としての#II複合鋼板の製
造方法を提供しようとする。
(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) In view of the above, the present invention seeks to provide a method for manufacturing #II composite steel plate as a material that is cheaper than steel plate, has a longer life than steel plated steel plate, and is easier to construct.

(課題を解決するための手段〉 本発明は素地鋼板の少なくとも一面にニッケルめっきを
施す第1工程と、続いて該ニッケルめっき層上に鋼めっ
きを施す第2工程と胆鋼めっき層上に鋼板を圧延被覆す
る第3工程により銅複合鋼板を製造する方法である。こ
こに、素地鋼板とはステンレス鋼板のほか、普通鋼板、
(熱延鋼板、冷延鋼板、或いはこれ等の素材に少なくと
も片面にアルミめっき、亜鉛めっき、クロムめっき、錫
めっき1亜鉛−アルミ合金めっき、鉄−亜鉛合金めっき
等の公知のめっき層を溶融或いは電気めっき等で被覆処
理した鋼板ンをも包含する◎なお、素地鋼板が普通鋼板
の場合、ステンレス鋼板に比して密層性の良好な銅めっ
き層が得られるので、下地の役目を果たすニッケルめっ
き層は必ずしも必要ではない場合もある。また、普通鋼
板において片面めっき鋼板の場合には非めっき面を複合
処理面として利用するものである。
(Means for Solving the Problems) The present invention includes a first step of applying nickel plating to at least one surface of a base steel plate, a second step of applying steel plating on the nickel plating layer, and a second step of applying nickel plating on at least one surface of a base steel plate, and a second step of applying nickel plating on the nickel plating layer. This is a method for manufacturing a copper composite steel plate through the third step of rolling and coating.Here, the base steel plate includes stainless steel plates, ordinary steel plates,
(Hot-rolled steel sheets, cold-rolled steel sheets, or other materials are hot-dipped or coated with a known plating layer such as aluminum plating, zinc plating, chrome plating, tin plating, zinc-aluminum alloy plating, iron-zinc alloy plating, etc. on at least one side. This also includes steel sheets that have been coated with electroplating, etc. ◎If the base steel sheet is a regular steel sheet, a copper plating layer with better layer density can be obtained compared to a stainless steel sheet, so nickel can serve as a base. A plating layer may not always be necessary.Furthermore, in the case of a single-sided plated steel sheet, the non-plated surface is used as a composite treatment surface.

(作 用2 素地鋼板はニッケルめっき層を介して密着性良好な鋼め
っき層を得ることができ、鋼めつき層はその上部に圧延
複合される鋼板と新生面を生成して該鋼板を強固に接合
する。
(Function 2) The base steel plate can obtain a steel plating layer with good adhesion through the nickel plating layer, and the steel plating layer generates a new surface on top of the steel plate to be rolled and composited, thereby strengthening the steel plate. Join.

(実施例) 以下本発明の具体的な手段について記述すると、素地鋼
板がステンレス鋼板の場合は、先ず苛性ソーダやオルソ
硅酸ソーダ液中で陰極電解処理によりめっき面を脱脂処
理し、水洗後、通常は陰極電解酸洗を施すが、ステンレ
ス鋼板ではフェライト型或いはオーステナイト型、特に
0r1N1、Sl、MOlo等の含有量により被酸洗性
が異なる場合がある。酸洗によって水ぬれ性が確保され
た鋼板の表面は、酸洗液の残渣が付着残存しないように
十分に水洗された後、m′gIC=ツケルめっきされる
0この下層めっき層の役割は、続いて処理される上層の
鋼めっき層と素地鋼板の密着性を十分に確保することで
ある。したがって、ニッケルめっき層は、鋼板表面を均
一に微少な素地露出部分が残らないように被覆する必要
があるが過大なめっき量である必要はない0ステンレス
鋼板の場合、1.57fr!程度のめっき量で十分な結
果が発揮ざnた。なお、ニッケルめっき層を施工ことな
く直接鋼板表面に鋼めっきをした場合、鋼を複合する前
には判然としないが、鋼を複合する際の鋼板の適正圧延
率範囲が狭く、圧延率管理を厳密に、より高圧下率で行
なう必要が生じる。Tなわち、製造条件的に不利となり
、更に、#!複会合後鋼層と素地との密着力が弱(、殊
に鋼を圧延接合する際の圧下率が低い場合(特に当初の
35%以下の場合に顕著となる。]には、切断部端面か
ら鋼層がmat、たり、折り曲げ試験後5%食塩水に常
温で10日間浸漬放装Tると、容易にm層と素地の密着
劣化が認められたりする。
(Example) To describe the specific means of the present invention below, when the base steel plate is a stainless steel plate, the plated surface is first degreased by cathodic electrolysis treatment in a caustic soda or sodium orthosilicate solution, and after washing with water, the plated surface is usually degreased. is subjected to cathodic electrolytic pickling, but in the case of stainless steel sheets, pickling properties may vary depending on the ferritic type or austenitic type, especially the content of 0r1N1, Sl, MOlo, etc. The surface of the steel sheet, whose water wettability has been ensured by pickling, is thoroughly washed with water so that no residue of the pickling solution remains attached, and then m′gIC=Tsukeru plating is performed.The role of this lower plating layer is as follows. The objective is to ensure sufficient adhesion between the subsequently treated upper steel plating layer and the base steel plate. Therefore, the nickel plating layer needs to cover the surface of the steel plate uniformly so that no minute exposed parts of the base material remain, but it does not need to be an excessive amount of plating.In the case of a stainless steel plate, it is 1.57 fr! Sufficient results were obtained with a small amount of plating. In addition, if steel plating is applied directly to the surface of the steel sheet without applying a nickel plating layer, it is not clear before the steel is combined, but the appropriate rolling rate range for the steel plate when combining the steel is narrow, and rolling rate management is required. It becomes necessary to carry out the process strictly at a higher rolling reduction rate. In other words, it is disadvantageous in terms of manufacturing conditions, and #! If the adhesion between the steel layer and the substrate after composite bonding is weak (particularly when the reduction rate when joining the steel by rolling is low (particularly noticeable when the rolling reduction is less than 35% of the initial value), the end face of the cut part If the steel layer is immersed in a 5% saline solution for 10 days at room temperature after a bending test, deterioration of the adhesion between the m layer and the substrate is easily observed.

ニッケルめっき層の作用機構は明確ではないが、ステン
レス鋼板上の安定な酸化屡を除宍し素地に対して密着性
の良好なめっき層となり、前述した上層の銅めっき層を
素地に対して強固に密着するのに絶大な効果を発揮する
。ニッケルめっきはその目的から明らかな如く片面に施
すだけで十分であり、電解処理の際、非めっき面側への
陽極配置を行なわなければこの目的は容易に達成される
Although the mechanism of action of the nickel plating layer is not clear, it eliminates stable oxidation on the stainless steel plate and forms a plating layer with good adhesion to the base, making the above-mentioned upper copper plating layer stronger against the base. It is extremely effective in adhering closely to the skin. As is clear from its purpose, it is sufficient to apply nickel plating to one side, and this purpose is easily achieved if the anode is not placed on the non-plated side during electrolytic treatment.

ニッケルめっきされた鋼板は続いて鋼めっきざnる。ニ
ッケルめっき工程と鋼めっき工程は必ずしも連続である
必要はない。両層の密着性という観点からは出来るだけ
連続めっき工程とする方が好ましく、避けがたい理由で
両めっき工程を連続化出来ない場合には、鋼めっき直前
に、ニッケルめっき面に湿式ブラッシングや希塩酸等に
よる軽嘴洗を施すのが有効である◇綱めっき層の役割は
、#複合層とニッケルめっき済み素地鋼板との!mカ保
持なので、下地のニッケルめっき面が鋼めっき層で均一
に被覆されることが重要であり、この点が確保され、か
つ、鋼板と圧延接合する際の界面での新生面を生ずるに
足るめっき量であればよく、望ましくは10/イ以上の
めつき量が適当である。
The nickel-plated steel plate is then subjected to steel plating. The nickel plating process and the steel plating process do not necessarily have to be continuous. From the viewpoint of adhesion between both layers, it is preferable to perform the plating process continuously as much as possible. If it is not possible to perform both plating processes continuously for unavoidable reasons, wet brushing or dilute hydrochloric acid treatment is applied to the nickel plated surface immediately before steel plating. ◇The role of the rope plating layer is between the composite layer and the nickel-plated base steel sheet! In order to maintain m strength, it is important that the underlying nickel-plated surface is uniformly covered with a steel plating layer.This point is ensured, and the plating is sufficient to generate a new surface at the interface when rolling jointed with the steel plate. The plating amount may be any amount, preferably a plating amount of 10/I or more.

次に鋼めっき層の層面に鋼板(フィル状も含むンを冷間
で圧延接合する。めっきされた素地鋼板表面及び鋼板表
面に両材料の良好な接着を阻害する汚れや、鋼板の方に
は特に化学的に安定な醸化膜が存在していないことが重
要であり、このような密着阻害要因が残存している可能
性のある場合には、物理的手段(例えばスコッチプライ
ト研磨やワイヤーブラシによる擦過)で除去する。また
、冷間圧延時で重要なことは、圧下刃、圧延ロール径、
圧延速度等により鋼板と鋼めっき層の接合面界面で絶え
ず新生面が出現するよう72最適冷間圧延率が選択され
ることである。
Next, a steel plate (including in the form of a film) is cold-rolled and joined to the surface of the steel plating layer.There is no dirt on the surface of the plated base steel plate and the surface of the steel plate that would inhibit good adhesion between the two materials. It is especially important that a chemically stable fostering film does not exist, and if there is a possibility that such adhesion inhibiting factors remain, physical means (e.g. Scotchprite polishing or wire brushing) In addition, during cold rolling, important things are the rolling blades, rolling roll diameter,
The optimum cold rolling rate of 72 is selected depending on the rolling speed etc. so that a new surface constantly appears at the joint interface between the steel plate and the steel plating layer.

本発明を実施例に基づき具体的に説明すると、厚’gQ
、4mのステンレス鋼板(5t7S 304、板幅20
0鵡)を45°0の5%オルソ硅酸ソーダ溶液中で、該
鋼板を陰極として電解脱脂した後、十分水洗し、次いで
55°0.15%硫酸溶液中で電解着洗した後、十分水
洗し、下記の工程により電解ニッケルめっき、電解鋼め
っき、銅板の圧延接合により銅複合鋼板のサンプルを得
た。
To specifically explain the present invention based on examples, the thickness 'gQ
, 4m stainless steel plate (5t7S 304, plate width 20
0) was electrolytically degreased in a 5% sodium orthosilicate solution at 45 degrees with the steel plate used as a cathode, thoroughly washed with water, then electrolytically deposited in a 0.15% sulfuric acid solution at 55 degrees, and then thoroughly degreased. After washing with water, a sample of a copper composite steel plate was obtained by electrolytic nickel plating, electrolytic steel plating, and rolling bonding of the copper plate according to the following steps.

(1)塩化ニッケル240 /l 、塩酸100//よ
り成るめっき浴中で、温度40a1電流密度を10 A
/am’  とし、ニッケルめっき時間を表1に示すよ
うに選択して、めっき付層量を確認した。
(1) In a plating bath consisting of nickel chloride 240/l and hydrochloric acid 100/l, the temperature was 40a1 and the current density was 10A.
/am', the nickel plating time was selected as shown in Table 1, and the amount of plating layer was confirmed.

(2)  上記ニッケルめっきのめっき層面を十分水洗
後、硫酸鋼500/l、硫酸100/7.硫酸アンモニ
ア30g//よりなる浴中で、温度2500、電流密度
2 OA/ad とし、鋼めつき時間を表1に示すよう
に実施例1〜9の如く選択してめっき付着量を調整確認
し、十分水洗後、乾燥して銅複合用鋼板とした。
(2) After thoroughly washing the surface of the nickel plated layer with water, sulfuric acid steel 500/l, sulfuric acid 100/7. In a bath consisting of 30 g of ammonia sulfate, at a temperature of 2500 and a current density of 2 OA/ad, the steel plating time was selected as shown in Table 1 and as in Examples 1 to 9, and the amount of plating deposited was adjusted and confirmed. After washing thoroughly with water, it was dried to obtain a copper composite steel plate.

(8)2設置間圧延機(ワークロール径は上ロール80
鴎φ、下ロール300鵡φ、et板は上ロールと接触ン
を用い、鋼めっきが上層に施されたステンレス鋼板上に
、厚さ1.0g1mの鋼板を圧延荷重20%0)ン/1
0鴫で冷間圧延接合した。
(8) Rolling mill between two installations (work roll diameter is upper roll 80
A steel plate with a thickness of 1.0 g and 1 m is rolled on a stainless steel plate with steel plating on the upper layer using a rolling force of 20% 0) n/1.
It was cold rolled and joined at 0.

表中、比−1は比較例1のことであり、ニッケルめっき
及び鋼めっきの両方を省略、すなわち酸洗のみを施し、
圧延荷重20.0)ン/10鴫鋼複合を試みたものであ
る。
In the table, ratio -1 refers to Comparative Example 1, in which both nickel plating and steel plating were omitted, that is, only pickling was performed,
A rolling load of 20.0) n/10 steel composite was attempted.

比−2はニッケルめっきを省略、すなわち鋼めっきのみ
を施した後、圧延荷重20.0)ン/1〇−で銅複合し
たものである。
Ratio-2 is one in which nickel plating is omitted, that is, only steel plating is applied, and then copper composite is applied at a rolling load of 20.0 mm/10-.

比−6はニッケルめっきのみを施し、銅めつきを省略し
、圧延荷1!10.0)ン/105mmで銅複合したも
のである。
Ratio-6 is one in which only nickel plating is applied, copper plating is omitted, and copper composite is applied at a rolling load of 1!10.0) n/105 mm.

以上の銅複合鋼板の各サンプルにつき下記に示す評価試
験を行なった。
The following evaluation tests were conducted on each sample of the copper composite steel sheet described above.

(1)剥離試験 25鴎幅の前記サンプルを切り出し、180剥離試験で
複合層と鋼板との密着力2評価した0 (2)  密着曲げ試験 複合層が外および内側になるように、密着曲げを施し、
複合層と素地鋼板との剥がれた状況を観察した。
(1) Peel test: Cut out the sample with a width of 25 mm, and evaluate the adhesion between the composite layer and the steel plate using a 180 peel test. (2) Adhesive bending test. alms,
The state of peeling between the composite layer and the base steel plate was observed.

(s)  塩水浸漬試験 密着曲げを施した試験片を、5%食塩水(40°0)に
6週間浸漬し、端面での剥離進行状況を観察した。
(s) Salt water immersion test The closely bent test piece was immersed in 5% saline (40°0) for 6 weeks, and the progress of peeling at the end face was observed.

(4)冷熱サイクル試験 50 X 150mの試験片を1200の熱シリコンオ
イル浴に5分間浸漬し、その後室温まで冷却(プ四アー
で冷風送jIL)シて5分間保持する冷熱サイクル15
00回繰り返し試験し、端面での剥がれ、鋼面のブリス
ター発生、鋼層のクラック発生等を観察した。
(4) Cold cycle test A 50 x 150 m test piece was immersed in a hot silicone oil bath of 1200 m for 5 minutes, then cooled to room temperature (cold air was blown using a vacuum cleaner) and held for 5 minutes.Cold heat cycle 15.
The test was repeated 00 times, and peeling at the end face, occurrence of blisters on the steel surface, occurrence of cracks in the steel layer, etc. were observed.

以上のサンプル及び該サンプルに対する各試験結果を表
1に示すものである。
Table 1 shows the above samples and the test results for the samples.

表1中、剥離試験における◎は密着強度が十分で鋼板自
身の破断に至ることを表す。他の密着曲げ試験、塩水浸
漬試験における◎は試験前に比し何らの異常や劣化の認
められないもの。
In Table 1, ◎ in the peel test indicates that the adhesion strength is sufficient and the steel plate itself breaks. In other contact bending tests and salt water immersion tests, ◎ indicates that no abnormality or deterioration is observed compared to before the test.

Δは曲げ等の加工部位で鋼複合層の剥離が若干発生して
いるもの。Xは複合層の剥離がはつさりと認められる程
度のものを示す。冷熱サイクル試験における◎は冷熱サ
イクル付与後の剥離試験でも初期と同様に何らの異常や
劣化の認められないもの。Δは曲げ等の加工部位で銅複
合層の剥離が若干発生しているもの。×は複合層のms
がはっきりと認められる程度のものであり、剥離試験と
密着曲げ試験及び冷熱サイクルのOはほぼ異常なしと認
められるものである。
Δ indicates slight peeling of the steel composite layer at the bending or other processing area. X indicates that the composite layer was only slightly peeled. ◎ in the cooling/heating cycle test means that no abnormality or deterioration is observed in the peeling test after applying the cooling/heating cycle, as in the initial stage. Δ indicates that the copper composite layer has slightly peeled off at the bending and other processing parts. × is ms of composite layer
is clearly recognized, and the O values in the peel test, adhesion bending test, and cooling/heating cycle are recognized as having almost no abnormality.

(発明の効果) 以上のように本発明によれば、試験結果からも明らかな
ように、耐食性、耐候性に優れた耐久材(銅複合鋼板ン
が提供されるばかりでなく、鋼材と鋼板の特性が結合さ
れた高級感と簡易な施工性を提供する特徴がある。
(Effects of the Invention) As described above, according to the present invention, as is clear from the test results, not only a durable material (copper composite steel plate) with excellent corrosion resistance and weather resistance is provided, but also a combination of steel material and steel plate. It has the characteristics of providing a luxurious feel with a combination of properties and easy construction.

Claims (2)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)素地鋼板の少なくとも一面にニッケルめっきを施
す第1工程と、続いて該ニッケルめっき層上に銅めっき
を施す第2工程と該めっき層上に鋼板を圧延被覆する第
3工程から成る銅複合鋼板の製造方法。
(1) Copper consisting of a first step of applying nickel plating to at least one side of a base steel sheet, a second step of applying copper plating on the nickel plating layer, and a third step of rolling and coating the steel sheet on the plating layer. Method for manufacturing composite steel plates.
(2)素地鋼板がステンレス鋼板から成る請求項(1)
記載の銅複合鋼板の製造方法。
(2) Claim (1) in which the base steel plate is a stainless steel plate.
The method for manufacturing the copper composite steel sheet described above.
JP7629089A 1989-03-27 1989-03-27 Production of copper composite steel sheet Granted JPH02255286A (en)

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