JPH02302376A - Production of plate consisting of porcelain plate integrated with foamed ceramic - Google Patents

Production of plate consisting of porcelain plate integrated with foamed ceramic

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JPH02302376A
JPH02302376A JP12225489A JP12225489A JPH02302376A JP H02302376 A JPH02302376 A JP H02302376A JP 12225489 A JP12225489 A JP 12225489A JP 12225489 A JP12225489 A JP 12225489A JP H02302376 A JPH02302376 A JP H02302376A
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Shuji Sato
修二 佐藤
Tadaoki Ogasawara
小笠原 忠興
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Sekisui Chemical Co Ltd
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PURPOSE:To easily obtain the subject plate suitable as a building material, etc., at a low cost, by placing a porcelain plate on a layer of a foamable ceramic composition interposing a melting layer, heating the assembly to effect the formation of foamed material and the melting of the melting layer and bonding the foamed material and the porcelain plate with the melting layer. CONSTITUTION:A mold-releasing agent 4 is applied to a metallic conveyor 2 and a foamable ceramic composition 6 is supplied from a hopper 5 to the conveyor to form a layer having uniform thickness. A raw material 8 for melting layer is supplied from a hopper 7 to the ceramic composition layer to form a melting layer having uniform thickness. A porcelain plate 12 is placed on the melting layer and the assembly is successively passed through a preheating furnace 9 and a heating furnace 10 to expand the foamable ceramic composition 6 and melt the melting layer. The foamed ceramic layer is bonded to the porcelain plate 12 with the melting layer and the laminated product is cooled in an annealing furnace 11 to obtain the objective plate consisting of the porcelain plate 12 integrated with the foamed ceramic.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 この発明は、陶板とセラミック発泡体とが一体となった
板体の製造方法に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a plate body in which a ceramic plate and a ceramic foam are integrated.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

セラミック発泡体は、例えば、特開昭60−22137
1号公報に記載されているように、火山灰やガラス等の
粉末に発泡材を混ぜたセラミック発泡性組成物を発泡温
度まで加熱して製造していた。このセラミック発泡体は
、軽量で耐久性も良いことから建築材料として好適なも
のとして注目されている。
Ceramic foams are, for example, disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 60-22137.
As described in Japanese Patent Application No. 1, a ceramic foamable composition was produced by mixing powder of volcanic ash, glass, etc. with a foaming material and heating it to a foaming temperature. This ceramic foam is attracting attention as a suitable building material because it is lightweight and has good durability.

〔発明が解決しようとする課題〕[Problem to be solved by the invention]

しかしながら、このようにして製造したセラミック発泡
体は、その表面が凹凸状になっているため、表面を所望
の形状に切削する必要がある。しかし、切削すると、内
部の気泡が表面に現れて、このままでは建築材料として
使用し難く、この切削面を塗装するか、陶板等を接着し
たりして気泡を見えな(する必要があった。
However, since the surface of the ceramic foam manufactured in this manner is uneven, it is necessary to cut the surface into a desired shape. However, when cut, the internal air bubbles appear on the surface, making it difficult to use as a building material as is, and it was necessary to paint the cut surface or glue ceramic plates or the like to hide the air bubbles.

この発明の目的は、上記の如(切削したり、塗装したり
、胸板を接着する等の工程を経ることなく、発泡と同時
に陶板を接着させることができる製造方法を提供するこ
とにある。
An object of the present invention is to provide a manufacturing method that can bond ceramic plates at the same time as foaming without going through the steps described above (cutting, painting, bonding the chest plate, etc.).

〔課題を解決するための手段〕[Means to solve the problem]

この発明は、上記課題を解決するために、その構成を、
セラミック発泡性組成物の層の上に溶融層を設け、その
上に胸板を載せた後、発泡温度まで加熱し、セラミック
発泡性組成物を発泡させてセラミック発泡体となすとと
もに、溶融層を溶融させ、この溶融層でセラミック発泡
体と陶板とを接着させ、その後、冷却することを特徴と
する陶板とセラミック発泡体とが一体となった板体の製
造方法とした。
In order to solve the above problems, this invention has the following configuration:
A molten layer is provided on the layer of the ceramic foamable composition, and the chest plate is placed on top of the molten layer, and then heated to a foaming temperature to foam the ceramic foamable composition to form a ceramic foam and melt the molten layer. The present invention provides a method for manufacturing a board in which a ceramic board and a ceramic foam are integrated, which is characterized in that the ceramic foam and the ceramic board are bonded together using this molten layer, and then cooled.

〔作用〕[Effect]

この発明は、セラミック発泡性組成物の上に溶融層を介
して陶板を載せて、発泡温度に加熱しているから、セラ
ミック発泡体の溶融発泡中に溶融層が溶融し、セラミッ
ク発泡体と陶板とが一体になった製品ができる。また、
出来上がった製品は表面に陶板が強固に接着されていて
建築材料として有用なものとなる。
In this invention, the ceramic plate is placed on top of the ceramic foam composition via the molten layer and heated to the foaming temperature, so that the molten layer melts during the melting and foaming of the ceramic foam, and the ceramic foam and the ceramic plate are heated to a foaming temperature. You can create a product that combines both. Also,
The finished product has ceramic plates firmly adhered to its surface, making it useful as a building material.

この発明において使用する発泡性組成物としては、抗火
石等の火山岩、シラス等の火山灰、長石、白土、粘土、
ガラス粉等を主成分として、必要に応じて、ソーダ灰等
のような発泡温度調整材や炭化珪素のような発泡剤を加
えたものであって、加熱すると発泡する性質を有するも
のである。この発泡性組成物は、粉末の状態で使用して
も良いし、この粉末を造粒して使用しても良い。
The foamable composition used in this invention includes volcanic rocks such as anti-firestone, volcanic ash such as whitebait, feldspar, white clay, clay,
It has the property of foaming when heated, with glass powder etc. as the main component, to which a foaming temperature adjusting material such as soda ash or a foaming agent such as silicon carbide may be added as necessary. This foamable composition may be used in the form of a powder, or this powder may be granulated.

この発明において、溶融層とは発泡温度で溶融する物質
の層をいう。発泡温度で溶融する物質としては、ガラス
、フリット、釉薬等が使用できるが、最も良い方法は、
この発明に使用するセラミック発泡性組成物の中の発泡
剤の替わりにアルカリ金属化合物や硼素化合物を加えて
溶融し易くしたものが良い。
In this invention, the molten layer refers to a layer of material that melts at the foaming temperature. Glass, frit, glaze, etc. can be used as substances that melt at the foaming temperature, but the best method is to
Instead of the foaming agent in the ceramic foamable composition used in this invention, it is preferable to add an alkali metal compound or a boron compound to facilitate melting.

この発明において、陶板とは、SiO□を主成分とする
組成物を焼成して製造する物であって、この発明の発泡
温度でほとんど溶融しないものの総称である。これらの
中には一般に陶磁器といわれているものと陶磁器類似の
ものとがある。一般に陶磁器といわれているものには、
磁器、陶器、土器等がすべて含まれる。この陶板の表面
は釉薬があっても良いし、釉薬がなくても良い、また、
釉薬のないものに、この発明の発泡温度で溶融する釉薬
原料を塗布しても良い。このように釉薬原料を塗布した
ものは、この発明の板体を製造する際、発泡温度に加熱
するが、そのとき、釉薬が溶融して胸板の表面に釉薬が
付着し、美麗なものとなる。
In this invention, the term "ceramic plate" is a general term for materials manufactured by firing a composition containing SiO□ as a main component, which hardly melts at the foaming temperature of this invention. Among these, there are those that are generally called ceramics and those that are similar to ceramics. What is generally called ceramics includes
Includes all porcelain, pottery, earthenware, etc. The surface of this ceramic plate may or may not be glazed, and
A glaze raw material that melts at the foaming temperature of the present invention may be applied to a material without glaze. When manufacturing the plate of this invention, the glaze material coated with the glaze raw material is heated to a foaming temperature. At that time, the glaze melts and adheres to the surface of the chest plate, making it beautiful. .

次に、この発明の実施の態様を図面を参照しながら説明
する。
Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

第1図は、発泡温度が、例えば1ooo″C以下という
ように低く、金属性のコンベアーが使用できるときに適
したセラミック発泡体の製造装置を示している。
FIG. 1 shows an apparatus for producing ceramic foam suitable when the foaming temperature is low, for example below 100"C, and a metallic conveyor can be used.

図において、1はセラミック発泡体の製造装置であって
、金属性のコンベアー2を有している。このコンベアー
2はステンレス等の耐熱金属製の目の細かい網体からな
っていて、一般にメツシュ金網といわれているものであ
る。
In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a ceramic foam manufacturing apparatus, which has a metal conveyor 2. The conveyor 2 is made of a fine mesh made of heat-resistant metal such as stainless steel, and is generally referred to as a mesh wire mesh.

コンベアー2が下側を走行する際に、塗布装置3により
表面に離型剤4が塗布される。
When the conveyor 2 travels below, the mold release agent 4 is applied to the surface by the application device 3.

この離型剤4としては、酸化アルミニウム粉末、水酸化
アルミニウム粉末或いはこれ等に少量の粘土粉末を混合
したものが用いられる。
As the mold release agent 4, aluminum oxide powder, aluminum hydroxide powder, or a mixture thereof with a small amount of clay powder is used.

コンベアー2の上方には、原料ホッパー5及び7が配置
されている。ホッパー5からは粉末状或いは造粒したセ
ラミック発泡性組成物6が落下され、コンベアー2の上
に均一な厚みに供給される。ホッパー7からは粉末状或
いは造粒した溶融層原料8が落下され、セラミック発泡
性組成物6の上に均一な厚みに供給され、溶融層を形成
する。
Raw material hoppers 5 and 7 are arranged above the conveyor 2. A powdered or granulated ceramic foam composition 6 is dropped from the hopper 5 and is supplied onto the conveyor 2 to a uniform thickness. A powdered or granulated molten layer raw material 8 is dropped from the hopper 7 and is supplied onto the ceramic foamable composition 6 to a uniform thickness to form a molten layer.

12は陶板である。この陶板12は、表面に第2図に示
すように釉薬原料を塗布した釉薬層121を設けていて
も良い。釉薬原料が塗布されていると、出来上がった製
品の上に釉薬層ができて、美麗な製品とすることができ
る。
12 is a ceramic board. This ceramic plate 12 may have a glaze layer 121 coated with a glaze raw material on its surface as shown in FIG. If the glaze raw material is applied, a glaze layer will be formed on the finished product, making it a beautiful product.

この陶板12は、コンベアー2の上に均一な厚みに供給
された発泡性組成物6、溶融層原料8の上に載せられる
This ceramic plate 12 is placed on the foamable composition 6 and the molten layer raw material 8 which are supplied to a uniform thickness on the conveyor 2.

次に、コンベアー2は、順次予熱炉9、加熱炉10、徐
冷炉11を通過するようになっている。
Next, the conveyor 2 sequentially passes through a preheating furnace 9, a heating furnace 10, and a slow cooling furnace 11.

加熱炉10を通過している間に、セラミック発泡性組成
物6は発泡温度まで加熱され、溶融発泡する。
While passing through the heating furnace 10, the ceramic foamable composition 6 is heated to a foaming temperature and melts and foams.

また、溶融層8は溶融され、陶板12とセラミック発泡
体6とを強固に接着し、この陶板12と溶融している発
泡体6と一体となる。
Further, the molten layer 8 is melted and firmly adheres the ceramic plate 12 and the ceramic foam 6, so that the ceramic plate 12 and the molten foam 6 become integrated.

表面に釉薬層121が設けられたものは、加熱炉10を
通過している間に釉薬が溶融し、胸板の表面に美麗な釉
薬層が出来上がる。
In the case where the glaze layer 121 is provided on the surface, the glaze melts while passing through the heating furnace 10, and a beautiful glaze layer is formed on the surface of the chest plate.

第3図は、発泡温度が高く、金属製のコンベアーが使用
できないときに適した装置を示している。
FIG. 3 shows an apparatus suitable when the foaming temperature is high and a metal conveyor cannot be used.

第3図において、20はセラミック発泡体製造装置であ
って、台車21とこの台車21が通過するレール22と
が設けられている。台車21は車輪24、台25からな
っていて、台25は耐火煉瓦のごとき耐火材料でできて
いる。炉の中に入ったときには、この台25より上が高
温になり、車輪24は金属が溶融するほど高温にならな
いような構造になっている。
In FIG. 3, reference numeral 20 denotes a ceramic foam manufacturing apparatus, which is provided with a truck 21 and a rail 22 on which the truck 21 passes. The truck 21 consists of wheels 24 and a stand 25, and the stand 25 is made of a fireproof material such as firebrick. When entering the furnace, the temperature above this platform 25 becomes high, and the wheels 24 are constructed so that the temperature does not reach such a high temperature that the metal melts.

台25の上に耐熱材料からできている函体23を置き、
二〇函体23の中に発泡性組成物26を入れ、その上に
溶融層28を設け、更にその上に陶板27を載せる。こ
の台車21は、順次、予熱炉29、加熱炉30、徐冷炉
31を通過する。
Place the box 23 made of heat-resistant material on the stand 25,
A foamable composition 26 is placed in a box 23, a molten layer 28 is provided on top of it, and a ceramic plate 27 is placed on top of it. This cart 21 passes through a preheating furnace 29, a heating furnace 30, and a slow cooling furnace 31 in sequence.

加熱炉30を通過している間に、セラミック発泡性組成
物26は発泡温度まで加熱され、溶融発泡し、発泡体と
なる。同時に、溶融層28は溶融し、発泡体26と陶板
27とを強固に接着させ、一体となる。
While passing through the heating furnace 30, the ceramic foamable composition 26 is heated to a foaming temperature and melts and foams into a foam. At the same time, the molten layer 28 melts and firmly adheres the foam 26 and the ceramic plate 27 to become one body.

尚、この場合も、陶板の表面に釉薬層を設けたいときに
は、未焼成の陶板の表面に釉薬の原料層を塗布できるこ
とは前の例と同じである。
In this case, as in the previous example, when it is desired to provide a glaze layer on the surface of the ceramic plate, the glaze raw material layer can be applied to the surface of the unfired ceramic plate.

次に、徐冷炉31に入り、徐冷され、その後セラミック
発泡体は炉から出て製品となる。
Next, it enters an annealing furnace 31 and is annealed, after which the ceramic foam leaves the furnace and becomes a product.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

この発明は、セラミック発泡性組成物の上に陶板を載せ
て、発泡温度に加熱するだけで、セラミック発泡体と陶
板とが一体になった製品ができ、極めて容易に、しかも
経済的に製造できる。また、出来上がった製品は表面に
胸板が強固に接着されていて、建築材料として有用なも
のとなる。また、溶融層が間にあるから、陶板と発泡体
とが強固に接着されていて、良好な製品となる。
With this invention, a product in which the ceramic foam and the ceramic plate are integrated can be produced by simply placing the ceramic plate on top of the ceramic foam composition and heating it to the foaming temperature, making it extremely easy and economical to manufacture. . Additionally, the finished product has a breast plate firmly adhered to its surface, making it useful as a building material. Furthermore, since there is a molten layer in between, the ceramic plate and the foam are firmly bonded, resulting in a good product.

また、表面に釉薬の原料層を設けたものの製品は美麗な
釉薬層ができ、建築材料として、極めて有用なものであ
る。
In addition, products with a glaze material layer on the surface have a beautiful glaze layer and are extremely useful as building materials.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

次に、実施例を示す。 Next, examples will be shown.

実施例1 抗火石粉末58重量部、ガラス粉末25重量部、ベント
ナイト10重量部、炭酸ソーダ粉末5重量部、ウシキサ
イト2重量部、炭化珪素粉末0.3重量部をほぼ均一に
なるまで充分混合し、これに水を加え、混練し、径1f
fII11の多数の孔を有する押し出し式造粒機で、造
粒した後、充分乾燥して粒状のセラミック発泡性組成物
を製造した。
Example 1 58 parts by weight of anti-flinder powder, 25 parts by weight of glass powder, 10 parts by weight of bentonite, 5 parts by weight of soda carbonate powder, 2 parts by weight of oxhexite, and 0.3 parts by weight of silicon carbide powder were thoroughly mixed until almost uniform. , add water to this, knead it, and make a diameter of 1 f.
After granulation using an extrusion type granulator having a large number of fII11 holes, the mixture was sufficiently dried to produce a granular ceramic foam composition.

抗火石粉末58重量部、ガラス粉末25重量部、ベント
ナイト5重量部、炭酸ソーダ粉末10重量部、ウシキサ
イト2重量部をほぼ均一になるまで充分混合し、これに
水を加え、混練し、押し出し式造粒機で、造粒した後、
充分乾燥して粒状の溶融層原料を製造した。
58 parts by weight of anti-firestone powder, 25 parts by weight of glass powder, 5 parts by weight of bentonite, 10 parts by weight of soda carbonate powder, and 2 parts by weight of oxhexite were thoroughly mixed until almost uniform, water was added thereto, kneaded, and extruded. After granulation with a granulator,
After sufficient drying, a granular molten layer raw material was produced.

第1図に示した装置のホッパー5の中に、造粒した発泡
性組成物を入れ、コンベアー2の上にほぼ均一な厚みに
落下させた。ホッパー7に溶融層原料を入れ、発泡性組
成物の上に均一に落下させ、溶融層を形成させ、更に、
その上に表面に釉薬層のある厚さ3mmの陶板12(ク
レー・バーン・セラミック社製プリセラ)を載せ、予熱
炉9、加熱炉10、徐冷炉11の中を順次通過させた。
The granulated foamable composition was placed in the hopper 5 of the apparatus shown in FIG. 1, and dropped onto the conveyor 2 to a substantially uniform thickness. The raw material for the molten layer is placed in the hopper 7 and dropped uniformly onto the foamable composition to form a molten layer, and further,
A ceramic plate 12 with a thickness of 3 mm (Priscera, manufactured by Clay Burn Ceramics) with a glaze layer on the surface was placed on top of it, and the plate was passed through a preheating furnace 9, a heating furnace 10, and a slow cooling furnace 11 in order.

加熱炉10の中を通過している間に発泡性組成物及び未
焼成の陶板は970°Cに加熱される。
While passing through the heating furnace 10, the foamable composition and the unfired ceramic plate are heated to 970°C.

すると、発泡性am物は溶融し、発泡して発泡体となる
。同時に、溶融層は溶融し、陶板と発泡体とを強固に接
着する。
Then, the foamable am material melts and foams to become a foam. At the same time, the molten layer melts and firmly adheres the ceramic plate and the foam.

徐冷炉で約約100°Cまで冷却されて、炉から出て製
品となる。
It is cooled to approximately 100°C in a slow cooling furnace and then exits the furnace to become a product.

このようにして製造したセラミック発泡体は表面に陶板
が強固に接着し、更にこの陶板の表面は美麗な釉薬層が
あって、建築材料として極めて有用なものである。
The ceramic foam produced in this manner has a ceramic plate firmly adhered to its surface, and the ceramic plate has a beautiful glaze layer on its surface, making it extremely useful as a building material.

実施例2 シラス粉末100重量部、炭酸ソーダ粉末30重量部、
炭化珪素粉末0.3重量部を充分混合し、粉末状の発泡
性組成物を製造した。
Example 2 100 parts by weight of whitebait powder, 30 parts by weight of soda carbonate powder,
0.3 parts by weight of silicon carbide powder was thoroughly mixed to produce a powdery foamable composition.

シラス粉末100重量部、炭酸ソーダ粉末40重量部を
充分混合し、粉末状の溶融層原料を製造した。
100 parts by weight of whitebait powder and 40 parts by weight of soda carbonate powder were thoroughly mixed to produce a powdered molten layer raw material.

一方、抗火石粉末30重量部、ガラス粉末30重量部、
蛙目粘土40重量部を混合し、更に水を加え、充分混練
した後、押し出し機を用いて、厚さ12mmの板状に押
し出し、乾燥し、1200°Cで焼成して陶板を製造し
た。
On the other hand, 30 parts by weight of anti-firestone powder, 30 parts by weight of glass powder,
40 parts by weight of Frogme clay was mixed, further water was added, and the mixture was thoroughly kneaded, then extruded into a plate with a thickness of 12 mm using an extruder, dried, and fired at 1200°C to produce a ceramic plate.

この陶板の表面に白色釉薬(日本フリット■製XT−2
75N)を塗布し、釉薬層を設けた。
The surface of this ceramic plate is coated with white glaze (XT-2 made by Nippon Frit).
75N) was applied to provide a glaze layer.

この発泡性組成物、溶融層原料及び陶板を用い、実施例
1で使用した装置で実施例1と同様にしてセラミック発
泡体を製造した。
A ceramic foam was produced in the same manner as in Example 1 using the same equipment as in Example 1 using this foamable composition, molten layer raw material, and ceramic plate.

このようにして製造したセラミック発泡体は表面に白色
の釉薬層のある陶板が強固に接着した製品となり、建築
材料として極めて有用な物である。
The ceramic foam produced in this way is a product in which a ceramic plate with a white glaze layer is firmly adhered to the surface, and is extremely useful as a building material.

実施例3 抗火石粉末100重量部、炭化珪素粉末0.3重量部を
充分混合して、粉末状の発泡性組成物を製造した。
Example 3 100 parts by weight of anti-flinder powder and 0.3 parts by weight of silicon carbide powder were thoroughly mixed to produce a powdery foamable composition.

抗火石粉末100重量部、炭酸ソーダ粉末10重量部を
充分混合して、粉末状の溶融層原料を製造した。
100 parts by weight of anti-flinder powder and 10 parts by weight of soda carbonate powder were thoroughly mixed to produce a powdered molten layer raw material.

陶石48.6重量部、長石8.2重量部、珪石9゜9重
量部、蛙目粘土21.3重量部、木節粘土12.1重量
部を混合し、水を加えて充分混練した後、押し出し機を
用いて、厚さ12mmの板状に押し出し、乾燥し、13
00°Cで焼成して陶板を製造した。
48.6 parts by weight of pottery stone, 8.2 parts by weight of feldspar, 9.9 parts by weight of silica, 21.3 parts by weight of Frogme clay, and 12.1 parts by weight of Kibushi clay were mixed, water was added, and the mixture was thoroughly kneaded. Then, using an extruder, it was extruded into a plate shape with a thickness of 12 mm, dried, and
A ceramic plate was produced by firing at 00°C.

乳白色ジルコン釉(日本フェロ−■製#FA−801フ
リッ))80重量部、長石5重量部、珪石5重量部、カ
オリン10重量部、水50重量部を充分均一になるまで
混合して、釉薬を製造した。
Mix 80 parts by weight of milky white zircon glaze (#FA-801 Frit made by Nippon Ferro ■), 5 parts by weight of feldspar, 5 parts by weight of silica, 10 parts by weight of kaolin, and 50 parts by weight of water until the mixture is sufficiently homogeneous to create a glaze. was manufactured.

前記の陶板の表面にこの釉薬を塗布して、釉薬層を設け
た。
This glaze was applied to the surface of the ceramic plate to provide a glaze layer.

第3図に示した装置の函体23の中に、発泡性組成物、
その上に溶融層原料を入れ、その上に釉薬層を設けた陶
板を載せた。
In the box 23 of the device shown in FIG.
A molten layer raw material was placed on top of it, and a ceramic plate with a glaze layer was placed on top of it.

この函体23を台車21に載せ、予熱炉29、加熱炉3
0、徐冷炉31と順次通過させた。
This box 23 is placed on the trolley 21, and the preheating furnace 29 and the heating furnace 3
0 and an annealing furnace 31.

加熱炉30を通過するときに、発泡性組成物及び陶板は
1200°Cに加熱される。すると、発泡性組成物は溶
融し、発泡してセラミック発泡体となる。また、同時に
陶板の表面の釉薬層は溶融して、陶板表面に接着して溶
融層を形成する。溶融層は溶融し、陶板とセラミック発
泡体とを強固に接着する。
When passing through the heating furnace 30, the foamable composition and ceramic plate are heated to 1200°C. The foamable composition then melts and expands into a ceramic foam. At the same time, the glaze layer on the surface of the ceramic plate melts and adheres to the surface of the ceramic plate to form a molten layer. The molten layer melts and firmly bonds the ceramic plate and ceramic foam.

徐冷炉31を通過して、約100°Cまで冷却されて、
炉からでてくる。
It passes through a slow cooling furnace 31 and is cooled to about 100°C.
It comes out of the furnace.

このようにして製造したセラミック発泡体は表面に陶板
が強固に接着され、しかも、この陶板の表面は美麗な乳
白色の釉薬層があり、建築材料として掻めて有用なもの
である。
The ceramic foam thus produced has a ceramic plate firmly adhered to its surface, and the surface of the ceramic plate has a beautiful milky white glaze layer, making it useful as a building material.

図面の簡単な説明 第1図は、この発明に使用する装置の一例を示す説明図
、第2図はこの発明に使用する陶板の一例を示す説明図
、第3図はこの発明に使用する装置の他の一例を示す説
明図である。
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Fig. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of the device used in this invention, Fig. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a ceramic plate used in this invention, and Fig. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of the device used in this invention. It is an explanatory view showing another example.

1・・・製造装置、2・・・コンベアー、6・・・発泡
性組成物、8・・・溶融層原料、10・・・加熱炉、1
1・・・徐冷炉、12・・・陶板、121・・・釉薬層
、26・・・発泡性組成物、27・・・陶板、28・・
・溶融層、30・・・加熱炉、徐冷炉31゜
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Manufacturing apparatus, 2... Conveyor, 6... Foamable composition, 8... Molten layer raw material, 10... Heating furnace, 1
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Annealing furnace, 12... Ceramic plate, 121... Glaze layer, 26... Foaming composition, 27... Ceramic plate, 28...
・Melted layer, 30...Heating furnace, slow cooling furnace 31°

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 1、セラミック発泡性組成物の層の上に溶融層を設け、
その上に陶板を載せた後、発泡温度まで加熱し、セラミ
ック発泡性組成物を発泡させてセラミック発泡体となす
とともに、溶融層を溶融させ、この溶融層でセラミック
発泡体と陶板とを接着させ、その後、冷却することを特
徴とする陶板とセラミック発泡体とが一体となった板体
の製造方法。
1. Providing a molten layer on the layer of ceramic foamable composition,
After placing a ceramic plate on top of the ceramic plate, the ceramic foam composition is heated to a foaming temperature to form a ceramic foam, and a molten layer is melted to bond the ceramic foam and the ceramic plate. A method for manufacturing a plate body in which a ceramic plate and a ceramic foam are integrated, characterized by cooling the plate body.
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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
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