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JPH0523599Y2
JPH0523599Y2 JP1986066360U JP6636086U JPH0523599Y2 JP H0523599 Y2 JPH0523599 Y2 JP H0523599Y2 JP 1986066360 U JP1986066360 U JP 1986066360U JP 6636086 U JP6636086 U JP 6636086U JP H0523599 Y2 JPH0523599 Y2 JP H0523599Y2
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interleaving paper
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【考案の詳細な説明】 (産業上の利用分野) 本考案は積み重ねて保管、荷役、搬送されるガ
ラス板間に挟み込まれる合紙に関する。
[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) The present invention relates to interleaf paper that is sandwiched between glass plates that are stacked for storage, handling, and transportation.

(従来の技術) 多数のガラス板を積層して保管、荷役或いは搬
送する場合、ガラス表面が空気中の水分と接触す
ると所謂焼けを生じ、またガラス板同士が接触し
たり、衝撃を受けると破損するので、従来からガ
ラス板間に合紙を挟み込むようにしている。
(Prior art) When storing, handling, or transporting a large number of stacked glass plates, when the glass surface comes into contact with moisture in the air, so-called burns occur, and when the glass plates come into contact with each other or are subjected to impact, they can be damaged. Therefore, a piece of paper has traditionally been inserted between the glass plates.

斯る合紙は新聞古紙等からインク、インク基剤
を除去した原料を主として、長網方式、短網方式
或はツインワイヤー方式によつて抄造している
が、その工程で硫酸アルミニウム(硫バン)を添
加(原料1000Kgに対し65Kg程度)する。この方法
によるガラス用合紙はPHが4.5〜5.5であり且つ一
面が滑面となるものが主体であり、概して密度が
高く樹脂分も0.5〜1.2重量%程度含有している。
Such interleaf paper is mainly made from old newspapers, etc., from which ink and ink base have been removed, using the fourdrinier method, short wire method, or twin wire method. ) is added (approximately 65 kg to 1000 kg of raw materials). The glass interleaving paper produced by this method mainly has a pH of 4.5 to 5.5 and one surface is smooth, and generally has a high density and contains about 0.5 to 1.2% by weight of resin.

(考案が解決しようとする問題点) 上述した従来の合紙は紙中の微細繊維の量が大
であり、微細繊維は相対的に樹油脂分等の吸着量
が大となり、ひいては合紙中の樹油脂分等が高く
なる。そして、合紙中の樹油脂分等が多くなれば
ガラス表面との接触によりガラス表面に転移(紙
肌の形成)し、ガラスの透明度の低下を招く。ま
た微細繊維が多いと相対的に密度が高くなるとと
もに水分が加わつた時繊維伸縮の自由度が小さく
なり、シワがより易く、ガラス表面に接触して紙
肌模様(トラ肌)を形成しやすい。更にPHが4.5
〜5.5であるため合紙中の塩素等がガラス表面に
出てくる金属(Na,Fe,Mn,Mg等)と活発に
反応し、ガラス表面に白い膜を形成する。また紙
粉が合紙から離れ易く、ガラス表面を白くする。
また硫酸アルミニウムのガラス表面への転移が多
く白い粉を発生する。
(Problem to be solved by the invention) The above-mentioned conventional interleaving paper has a large amount of fine fibers in the paper, and the fine fibers have a relatively large amount of adsorption of resin and fat, and as a result, the paper has a large amount of fine fibers. The resin content, etc. of If the resin content in the interleaving paper increases, it will be transferred to the glass surface (formation of paper texture) due to contact with the glass surface, resulting in a decrease in the transparency of the glass. In addition, if there are many fine fibers, the density will be relatively high, and the degree of freedom of fiber expansion and contraction will be reduced when moisture is added, making it more likely to wrinkle and form paper texture (tiger skin) when it comes into contact with the glass surface. . Furthermore, the PH is 4.5
~5.5, chlorine, etc. in the interleaf reacts actively with metals (Na, Fe, Mn, Mg, etc.) appearing on the glass surface, forming a white film on the glass surface. In addition, paper dust easily separates from the interleaf paper, making the glass surface white.
In addition, a large amount of aluminum sulfate transfers to the glass surface, producing white powder.

(問題点を解決するための手段) 上記問題点を解決するために本考案は、砕木パ
ルプから造られる新聞古紙等からインク、インク
基剤を除去した原料を主原料とし、この原料に添
加する硫酸アルミニウムの量を減じ、合紙のPHが
6〜7になるようにした。
(Means for Solving the Problems) In order to solve the above problems, the present invention uses as a main raw material a raw material from which ink and ink base have been removed from waste newspapers etc. made from ground wood pulp, and adds it to this raw material. The amount of aluminum sulfate was reduced so that the pH of the paper was 6 to 7.

(作用) 硫酸アルミニウムの添加量を減らすことで、合
紙中の微細繊維が減少し、その結果、合紙中の樹
油脂分が減少し、合紙密度を下げてポーラスを増
す。また硫酸アルミニウムの添加量減により、合
紙PHを6〜7に設定することにより、その結果化
学反応を抑制するとともに、紙粉の離膜を妨げ
る。また硫酸アルミニウム結晶の転移が少なくな
る。
(Function) By reducing the amount of aluminum sulfate added, the fine fibers in the interleaving paper are reduced, and as a result, the resin content in the interleaving paper is reduced, reducing the density of the interleaving paper and increasing the porousness. Further, by reducing the amount of aluminum sulfate added, the pH of the paper is set to 6 to 7, thereby suppressing the chemical reaction and preventing the paper powder from separating into a film. Further, the dislocation of aluminum sulfate crystals is reduced.

(実施例) 以下に本考案の実施例を添付図面に基いて説明
する。
(Example) An example of the present invention will be described below based on the accompanying drawings.

第1図は本考案に係る合紙をガラス板間に挟み
込む状態の斜視図であり、ガラス板1はフロート
法等により製造されたものを所定寸法に切断して
おり、各ガラス板1…は間に合紙2を挟み込んだ
状態で架台3上に積層される。
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a state in which the interleaving paper according to the present invention is sandwiched between glass plates. The glass plates 1 are manufactured by a float method or the like and cut into predetermined dimensions, and each glass plate 1... They are stacked on a pedestal 3 with interleaf paper 2 sandwiched between them.

合紙2は砕木パルプから造られる新聞古紙等か
らインク、インク基剤を除去した脱インクパルプ
を主原料として硫酸アルミニウムを加えて、長網
方式、短網方式或いはツインワイヤー方式によつ
て抄造する。ここで硫酸アルミニウムの添加量は
脱インクパルプ1000Kgに対し硫酸アルミニウムを
30〜35Kgとし従来よりも硫酸アルミニウムの添加
量を大巾に削減し、抄造される合紙2のPHが6〜
7となるようにしている。
The interleaf paper 2 is made from deinked pulp, which is obtained by removing ink and ink base from waste newspapers made from ground wood pulp, as the main raw material, and aluminum sulfate is added thereto, and is made by a Fourdrinier method, a short wire method, or a twin wire method. . Here, the amount of aluminum sulfate added is aluminum sulfate per 1000 kg of deinked pulp.
The amount of aluminum sulfate added is significantly reduced compared to the conventional method, and the pH of the interleaf paper 2 to be made is 6 to 35 kg.
I'm trying to make it 7.

また、硫酸アルミニウムの添加量を上記の割合
としたことにより、合紙2中の微細繊維の量が減
少し、その結果、合紙2の密度が粗くなりポーラ
ス状となり、水分を吸収した場合の膨張の自由度
が高くなるためシワが発生しにくく、また合紙2
中の樹油脂分が少なくなる。
In addition, by adjusting the amount of aluminum sulfate added to the above ratio, the amount of fine fibers in the interleaving paper 2 is reduced, and as a result, the density of the interleaving paper 2 becomes coarse and porous, and when moisture is absorbed. Since the degree of freedom of expansion is increased, wrinkles are less likely to occur, and the interleaving paper 2
The resin content inside will decrease.

更にポーラスであることから水分の放散が良く
なり、焼け、紙肌形成の化学作用が少なくなる。
また、硫酸アルミニウムの添加量を上記の割合に
して、合紙2のPHが6〜7となるようにしたの
で、ガラス表面での化学反応が少なくなり、紙肌
の白さが減少する。また硫酸アルミニウムの添加
量を上記の割合としたことにより、合紙2中の硫
酸アルミニウム結晶がなくなり、ガラス表面への
転移がなくなり、紙肌の白さが減少する。
Furthermore, since it is porous, moisture dissipates better and chemical effects such as burning and paper skin formation are reduced.
In addition, since the amount of aluminum sulfate added was adjusted to the above ratio so that the pH of the interleaf paper 2 was 6 to 7, the chemical reaction on the glass surface was reduced, and the whiteness of the paper surface was reduced. Furthermore, by adjusting the amount of aluminum sulfate added in the above ratio, the aluminum sulfate crystals in the interleaf paper 2 are eliminated, no longer transfer to the glass surface, and the whiteness of the paper surface is reduced.

(考案の効果) 第2図は本考案に係る合紙(PH6〜7)と従来
の合紙(PH4.5〜5.5)とを経過日数と白曇との関
係で比較したグラフ、第3図は本考案に係る合紙
と従来の合紙とを経過日数と透明肌との関係で比
較したグラフである。いずれの実験も60℃で98〜
100%相対湿度の条件下で行つた。
(Effect of the invention) Figure 2 is a graph comparing the interleaving paper (PH6-7) according to the present invention and the conventional interleaving paper (PH4.5-5.5) in terms of the number of days elapsed and the white cloudiness. is a graph comparing the interleaving paper according to the present invention and the conventional interleaving paper in terms of the relationship between the number of days elapsed and transparent skin. Both experiments were performed at 60℃ and 98~
It was carried out under conditions of 100% relative humidity.

これら第2図及び第3図から明らかなように、
合紙のPHを6〜7とすることにより、PH5又はPH
8付近に比べて白曇及び透明肌の点で大巾に改善
がなされることが分る。
As is clear from these figures 2 and 3,
By setting the PH of the paper to 6 to 7, PH5 or PH
It can be seen that compared to around 8, there is a significant improvement in white cloudiness and transparent skin.

また、本考案に係る合紙は前述したように含有
樹油性分も少なくなつているので焼け、紙肌形成
も防止でき、仮りにガラス面に紙肌が形成されて
も容易に除去でき、また従来の合紙に比べてポー
ラス状であるため緩衝材としての機能も有効に発
揮される等多くの効果を発揮する。
In addition, as mentioned above, the interleaving paper of the present invention contains less resin content, so it can prevent burning and paper skin formation, and even if paper skin forms on the glass surface, it can be easily removed. Since it is more porous than conventional interleaf paper, it has many effects, including its ability to function more effectively as a cushioning material.

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

第1図は本考案に係る合紙をガラス板間に挟み
込む状態を示した斜視図、第2図は本考案に係る
合紙と従来の合紙とを経過日数と白曇との関係で
比較したグラフ、第3図は本考案に係る合紙と従
来の合紙とを経過日数と透明肌との関係で比較し
たグラフである。 尚、図面中1はガラス板、2は合紙である。
Figure 1 is a perspective view showing the state in which the interleaving paper according to the present invention is sandwiched between glass plates, and Figure 2 compares the interleaving paper according to the present invention and conventional interleaving paper in relation to the number of days elapsed and white cloudiness. The graph shown in FIG. 3 is a graph comparing the interleaving paper according to the present invention and the conventional interleaving paper in terms of the relationship between the number of days elapsed and transparent skin. In the drawings, 1 is a glass plate, and 2 is a slip of paper.

Claims (1)

【実用新案登録請求の範囲】[Scope of utility model registration request] ガラス板間に挟み込む合紙において、この合紙
は砕木パルプから造られる新聞古紙等からイン
ク、インク基剤を除去した原料を主原料として硫
酸アルミニウムの添加割合を減じて抄造され、合
紙のPHが6〜7であることを特徴とするガラス用
合紙。
The interleaving paper that is inserted between glass plates is made from waste newspapers made from ground wood pulp, from which the ink and ink base have been removed, and by reducing the proportion of aluminum sulfate added. An interleaving paper for glass, characterized in that the number is 6 to 7.
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