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- JPH0544905B2 JPH0544905B2 JP62336335A JP33633587A JPH0544905B2 JP H0544905 B2 JPH0544905 B2 JP H0544905B2 JP 62336335 A JP62336335 A JP 62336335A JP 33633587 A JP33633587 A JP 33633587A JP H0544905 B2 JPH0544905 B2 JP H0544905B2
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Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
技術分野
本発明は、中空球状体の製作方法、より詳細に
は、本出願人が先に提案した太陽光収集装置を収
納するための透カプセルの製作方法に関する。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Technical Field The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a hollow spherical body, and more particularly to a method for manufacturing a transparent capsule for accommodating a solar collector previously proposed by the applicant.
従来技術
本出願人は、先に、太陽光をレンズ等によつて
集束して光導体内に導入し、該光導体を通して任
意所望の箇所へ伝達して照明その他の使用に供す
るようにした太陽光収集装置について種々提案し
た。また、その際のレンズを風雨、塵埃等から保
護するために、前記太陽光収集装置を透明体のカ
プセル内に収容することについても提案した。Prior Art The present applicant first focused sunlight using a lens or the like and introduced it into a light guide, and transmitted the sunlight to any desired location through the light guide for illumination or other uses. Various collection devices were proposed. Furthermore, in order to protect the lens from wind, rain, dust, etc., it has also been proposed to house the sunlight collecting device in a transparent capsule.
第3図は、本出願人が先に提案した太陽光収集
装置の一例を示す図で、図中、1は円筒状の基体
部、2は透明体のドーム状頭部で、これらによつ
て太陽光収集装置用のカプセル3を構成し、使用
状態においては、該カプセル内に図示のように太
陽光収集装置5が収容されている。該太陽光収集
装置は、周知のように多数枚のレンズ6を具備
し、該レンズによつて収集された太陽光が光導体
ケーブル内に導入され、該光導体ケーブルを通し
て任意所望の箇所へ伝達されるようになつてい
る。 FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of a sunlight collecting device previously proposed by the applicant. In the figure, 1 is a cylindrical base, 2 is a transparent dome-shaped head, and these A capsule 3 for a sunlight collecting device is constructed, and in a state of use, a sunlight collecting device 5 is accommodated in the capsule as shown. As is well known, the solar light collecting device is equipped with a large number of lenses 6, and the sunlight collected by the lenses is introduced into a light guide cable and transmitted to any desired location through the light guide cable. It is becoming more and more common.
而して、上述のごとき太陽光収集装置におい
て、従来、上記透明カプセルをアクリルにて構成
していたが、該カプセルを球状にかつ均一の厚さ
に形成することは非常に困難であつた。 Conventionally, in the solar light collecting device as described above, the transparent capsule is made of acrylic, but it is very difficult to form the capsule into a spherical shape and a uniform thickness.
上述のごとき問題点を解決するために、本出願
人は、先に、簡単な手段によつて中空球状体を製
作する方法について提案した。 In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present applicant previously proposed a method of manufacturing a hollow spherical body by a simple means.
第4図は、本出願人が先に提案した透明カプセ
ル製造方法の一例を説明するための構成図で、図
中、10は透明体のアクリル円板で、該円板10
の周辺部は任意所望の手段によつて円筒状容器2
0の上端部に気密に固定されている。而して、ア
クリルはその融点よりやや低い温度においては所
望量展延することができ、従つて、上述のごとく
容器20の上にアクリル円板10を気密に取り付
けた後、容器20内に加熱空気を加圧印加する
と、アクリル円板10は図示のように球形に変形
する。而して、この際、第4図に示したように、
加熱加圧空気を吹きつけるブロー成形が行われる
が、この場合、重の影響を受けて偏平球状体とな
つてしまい、完全な球体にすることは困難であ
り、しかも、全体を略均一にすることは更に難か
しく、どうしても、フランジ部近傍が厚く、頂部
近傍が薄くなつてしまい、それによつて、各部で
光の屈折率が異なつてしまい、効率のよい太陽光
収集ができなかつた。 FIG. 4 is a block diagram for explaining an example of the transparent capsule manufacturing method previously proposed by the present applicant. In the figure, 10 is a transparent acrylic disk;
The periphery of the cylindrical container 2 can be formed by any desired means.
It is hermetically fixed to the upper end of 0. Acrylic can be spread in a desired amount at a temperature slightly lower than its melting point. Therefore, after the acrylic disc 10 is airtightly mounted on the container 20 as described above, heating is performed inside the container 20. When pressurized air is applied, the acrylic disk 10 is deformed into a spherical shape as shown in the figure. At this time, as shown in Figure 4,
Blow molding is performed by blowing heated and pressurized air, but in this case, it becomes an oblate sphere due to the influence of weight, and it is difficult to make it into a perfect sphere, and moreover, it is difficult to make it almost uniform throughout. To make matters even more difficult, it was inevitable that the area near the flange would be thick and the area near the top would be thin, which would cause the refractive index of light to differ in each area, making it impossible to efficiently collect sunlight.
目 的
本発明は、上述のごとき実情に鑑みてなされた
もので、特に、全体が同じ厚さでかつ略完全に近
い球状体の透明カプセルを製作するための方法を
提供することを目的としてなされたものである。Purpose The present invention was made in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and in particular, the present invention was made for the purpose of providing a method for manufacturing a transparent capsule having an almost perfect spherical shape and having the same thickness throughout. It is something that
構 成
第1図は、本発明による中空球状体の製作方法
の一実施例を説明するための図で、図中、30は
タンク、31は該タンク30内に収容されている
液体、32該タンク30の上方より垂下され、そ
の下端部が液体31内に入つているパイプ、33
はこれから製作しようとする中空球状体の成形材
料で、液体31は所望の温度、より具体的には、
後述する中空球状体成形材料の溶融温度近傍の温
度に加温されており、その比重は前記中空球状体
成形材料33の比重と略等しい比重を有してい
る。パイプ32の下端部には製作しようとする中
空球状体の成形材料33が付着されるが、これ
は、予め、タンク外でパイプ32の先端に成形材
料33を付着させ、付着した後に該パイプ32の
下端をタンク内に入れるようにしてもよいし、あ
るいは、パイプ32の上方より製作しようとする
中空球状体の材料となる物質例えばガラス、アク
リル樹脂等の溶融物33を入れ、この溶融物33
をパイプ32の下端部において該パイプ32の先
端に付着させるようにしてもよい。この場合、液
体31と溶融物33の比重は略等しく選ばれてお
り、これにより、溶融物33は地球の重力の影響
をほとんど受けず液体31内に浮いた状態となつ
ている。この状態で、パイプ32の上端より液体
31と略同じ比重を持ちかつ該液体31と略同じ
温度に加温された液体、好ましくは、タンク30
内の液体31をポンプ35を介して循環して使用
して液体34として圧入する。すると、前述のご
とくしてパイプ32の下端部に付着していた溶融
物33の内部に液体34が圧入され、該溶融物3
3は図中に鎖線にて示すように徐々に膨らみ中空
の球状体36が形成される。而して、この時、中
空球状体36はその内部と外部に略等しい比重の
液体を有しているので、該球状体はその全体にわ
たつて略均一な力を受け、従つて、略完全球状に
近い中空球状体が形成される。このようにして、
中空球状体を所定の大きさにした後、液体31及
び34の温度を下げ、溶融物を固まらせ、球状体
36を所望の位置で切断してパイプ32から切り
離すことにより、形成された球状体36をタンク
30内より取り出すことができる。Structure FIG. 1 is a diagram for explaining one embodiment of the method for manufacturing a hollow spherical body according to the present invention, and in the figure, 30 is a tank, 31 is a liquid contained in the tank 30, and 32 is a tank. A pipe 33 that hangs down from above the tank 30 and has its lower end immersed in the liquid 31.
is the molding material for the hollow spherical body to be manufactured, and the liquid 31 is at a desired temperature, more specifically,
It is heated to a temperature close to the melting temperature of the hollow spherical body molding material 33, which will be described later, and has a specific gravity that is approximately equal to the specific gravity of the hollow spherical body molding material 33 described above. A molding material 33 for the hollow spherical body to be manufactured is attached to the lower end of the pipe 32. This is done by first attaching the molding material 33 to the tip of the pipe 32 outside the tank, and then attaching the molding material 33 to the tip of the pipe 32. Alternatively, the lower end of the pipe 32 may be placed in the tank, or a molten material 33 such as glass, acrylic resin, etc., which will be the material of the hollow spherical body to be manufactured, may be introduced from above the pipe 32.
may be attached to the tip of the pipe 32 at the lower end of the pipe 32. In this case, the specific gravities of the liquid 31 and the melt 33 are selected to be approximately equal, so that the melt 33 is almost unaffected by the earth's gravity and floats within the liquid 31. In this state, a liquid having approximately the same specific gravity as the liquid 31 and heated to approximately the same temperature as the liquid 31 is introduced from the upper end of the pipe 32, preferably a tank 30.
The liquid 31 inside is circulated through a pump 35 and used to be press-fitted as a liquid 34. Then, the liquid 34 is pressurized into the molten material 33 that has adhered to the lower end of the pipe 32 as described above, and the molten material 3
3 gradually expands to form a hollow spherical body 36 as shown by the chain line in the figure. At this time, since the hollow spherical body 36 has liquid of approximately equal specific gravity inside and outside, the spherical body receives an approximately uniform force over its entirety, and therefore is almost completely A nearly spherical hollow sphere is formed. In this way,
After the hollow spherical body is made to a predetermined size, the temperature of the liquids 31 and 34 is lowered, the melt is solidified, and the spherical body 36 is cut at a desired position and separated from the pipe 32, thereby forming a spherical body. 36 can be taken out from inside the tank 30.
なお、ポンプ35は前述のように中空球体36
を膨大させる時にタンク30内の液体をパイプ3
2を通して該中空球状体36内に圧入するための
ものであるが、このようにすると、中空球状体3
6を膨大させる時にタンク30内の液体31が溢
流するようなことはなく、また、タンク30の大
きさを小さくすることができる。 Note that the pump 35 has a hollow sphere 36 as described above.
When expanding the liquid in the tank 30, pipe 3
2 into the hollow spherical body 36. In this way, the hollow spherical body 3
The liquid 31 in the tank 30 will not overflow when the tank 6 is expanded, and the size of the tank 30 can be reduced.
形成された中空球状体36は、前述のようにパ
イプ32から切り離されてタンク30内より取り
出されるが、その時、該中空球状体36内には液
体34が充満されているので、このままでは、中
空球状体36とタンク30から取り出すのは非常
に困難である。そこで、例えば、次のようにし
て、中空球状体36に空気を入れながら該中空球
状体36内の液体34を排出して該中空球状体3
6をタンク内より取り出す。なお、上述のごとく
して形成した中空球状体36を実際に太陽光収集
装置のカプセルとして使用するのは、第1図にL
−L線にて示した線より下方の部分であり、該L
−L線より上方の部分(斜線部)はタンクより取
り出された後、切断されて捨てられるものである
から、この部分に以下に説明するような細工をす
ることは一向に差し支えない。 The formed hollow spherical body 36 is separated from the pipe 32 and taken out from the tank 30 as described above, but at that time, the hollow spherical body 36 is filled with the liquid 34. It is very difficult to remove the spherical body 36 and the tank 30. Therefore, for example, the liquid 34 inside the hollow spherical body 36 is discharged while introducing air into the hollow spherical body 36, and the hollow spherical body 36 is
6 from the tank. Note that the hollow spherical body 36 formed as described above is actually used as a capsule of a sunlight collecting device as shown in FIG.
- It is the part below the line indicated by the L line, and the L
The part above the -L line (the shaded part) is cut and discarded after being removed from the tank, so there is no problem with making any modifications to this part as described below.
上述のようにして、溶融体33を所望の大きさ
に膨大させて中空球状体36とした後、該中空球
状体36内に前記L−L線より上方の部分より可
撓性のパイプ37を挿入し、例えば、ラインCに
沿つて該中空球状体を切断して該中空球状体36
をパイプ32より切り離す。なお、可撓性パイプ
37は前述のようにしてパイプ32と切り離した
後に、切り離した後の穴を通して該中空球状体3
6内に挿入するようにしても良い。斯様にして、
中空球状体36をパイプ32から切り離した後ま
たは前に該中空球状体36のL−Lより上方の部
分に重り38を接着剤等により取り付けると、該
中空球状体36は液体31内で回転して該重りの
ある部分が下方にくるが、その時、可撓性パイプ
37の先端も該中空球状体36と一緒に移動して
第2図に示すような状態になるので、該可撓性パ
イプ37が中空球状体36から外れるようなこと
はない。このようにした後、可撓性パイプ37よ
り中空球状体36内に空気を供給すると、該中空
球状体内の液体34がタンク30内に押し出さ
れ、これに代つて、該中空球状体36内には空気
39が満たされていく。従つて、中空球状体はそ
の浮力によつてタンク内を上方に移動し、かつ、
内部の液体が取り除かれるので、該タンク30内
より容易に取り出すことができる。なお、以上に
は、パイプ32をタンク30の上方から垂下させ
る例について説明したが、水密性の問題が確保で
きれば、下方から挿入するようにしても、或い
は、側方から挿入してもよいことは容易に理解で
きよう。 After expanding the melt 33 to a desired size to form a hollow spherical body 36 as described above, a flexible pipe 37 is inserted into the hollow spherical body 36 from a portion above the L-L line. the hollow sphere 36 by inserting the hollow sphere and cutting the hollow sphere along line C, for example.
from the pipe 32. In addition, after the flexible pipe 37 is separated from the pipe 32 as described above, the hollow spherical body 3 is inserted through the hole after the separation.
It may be inserted within 6. In this way,
When a weight 38 is attached to a portion of the hollow spherical body 36 above L-L with adhesive or the like after or before the hollow spherical body 36 is separated from the pipe 32, the hollow spherical body 36 rotates within the liquid 31. The weighted part comes downward, but at that time, the tip of the flexible pipe 37 also moves together with the hollow spherical body 36 and becomes the state shown in FIG. 37 will not come off from the hollow spherical body 36. After this, when air is supplied into the hollow spherical body 36 from the flexible pipe 37, the liquid 34 inside the hollow spherical body is pushed out into the tank 30, and instead, the liquid 34 inside the hollow spherical body 36 is forced out. is filled with air 39. Therefore, the hollow sphere moves upward in the tank due to its buoyancy, and
Since the liquid inside is removed, it can be easily taken out from the tank 30. In addition, although the example in which the pipe 32 is suspended from above the tank 30 has been described above, it is also possible to insert it from below or from the side as long as watertightness can be ensured. can be easily understood.
効 果
上述のように、本発明によると、製作される中
空球状体の材質と略等しい比重を持つ液体内で該
中空球状体を成形するようにしたので、製作過程
において、該中空球状体に重力等の影響がほとん
どなく、略完全球状に近い中空球状体を作成する
ことができる。Effects As described above, according to the present invention, the hollow spherical body is molded in a liquid having a specific gravity approximately equal to the material of the hollow spherical body to be manufactured, so that during the manufacturing process, the hollow spherical body is It is possible to create a hollow spherical body that is almost completely spherical with almost no influence of gravity or the like.
第1図及び第2図は、本発明による中空球状体
製作方法の一実施例を説明するための図、第3図
は、本発明による中空球状体の一使用例を説明す
るための図、第4図は、従来の中空球状体の製作
方法の一例を説明するための図である。
30……タンク、31……液体、32……パイ
プ、33……中空球状体成形物質、34……液
体、35……ポンプ、36……中空球状体、37
……ポンプ、38……可撓性パイプ。
1 and 2 are diagrams for explaining an embodiment of the hollow spherical body manufacturing method according to the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining an example of the use of the hollow spherical body according to the present invention. FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining an example of a conventional method for manufacturing a hollow spherical body. 30...Tank, 31...Liquid, 32...Pipe, 33...Hollow spherical body forming material, 34...Liquid, 35...Pump, 36...Hollow spherical body, 37
...Pump, 38...Flexible pipe.
Claims (1)
ンクと、該タンク内に挿入されて該タンク内の液
体内に開口するパイプとを有し、該パイプの先端
部に溶融体を付着させ、次いで、前記液体と略等
しい比重を持ちかつ前記液体と略等しい温度に加
温された液体を前記パイプより圧入して前記溶融
体を前記タンク内の液体内で球状に膨大せしめ、
所望の大きさに膨大した後、前記液体の温度を下
げて前記溶融体を固化し、次いで、前記膨大した
球状体を前記タンク内より取り出すことを特徴と
する中空球状体の製作方法。 2 前記球状体を前記パイプより切り離し、該球
状体内に空気を供給しながら該球状体を前記タン
クより取り出すことを特徴とする特許請求の範囲
第1項に記載の中空球状体の製作方法。 3 前記切り離し部側に重りを取り付けて該切り
離し部側を前記液体内で下方にして、前記球状体
を前記タンク内より取り出すことを特徴とする特
許請求の範囲第2項に記載の中空球状体の製作方
法。 4 前記液体と前記溶融体が略等しい比重を有
し、かつ略等しい温度に加温されていることを特
徴とする特許請求の範囲第1項乃至第3項のいず
れか1項に記載の中空球状体の製作方法。 5 前記パイプより圧入する液体として前記タン
ク内の液体を循環して用いることを特徴とする特
許請求の範囲第1項乃至第4項のいずれか1項に
記載の中空球状体の製作方法。[Scope of Claims] 1. A tank containing a liquid heated to a predetermined temperature, and a pipe inserted into the tank and opening into the liquid in the tank, the tip of the pipe being A molten body is attached to the liquid in the tank, and then a liquid having a specific gravity substantially equal to that of the liquid and heated to a temperature substantially equal to that of the liquid is pressurized through the pipe to form the molten body into a spherical shape within the liquid in the tank. A huge amount,
A method for manufacturing a hollow spherical body, which comprises expanding the molten body to a desired size, lowering the temperature of the liquid to solidify the molten body, and then taking out the expanded spherical body from the tank. 2. The method for manufacturing a hollow spherical body according to claim 1, characterized in that the spherical body is separated from the pipe and the spherical body is taken out from the tank while supplying air into the spherical body. 3. The hollow spherical body according to claim 2, wherein the spherical body is taken out from the tank by attaching a weight to the separating part side and placing the separating part side downward in the liquid. production method. 4. The hollow space according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the liquid and the melt have approximately the same specific gravity and are heated to approximately the same temperature. How to make a spherical body. 5. The method for manufacturing a hollow spherical body according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the liquid in the tank is circulated and used as the liquid to be press-injected from the pipe.
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