JPH07314157A - Method for joining metallic pipe - Google Patents

Method for joining metallic pipe

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JPH07314157A
JPH07314157A JP13394594A JP13394594A JPH07314157A JP H07314157 A JPH07314157 A JP H07314157A JP 13394594 A JP13394594 A JP 13394594A JP 13394594 A JP13394594 A JP 13394594A JP H07314157 A JPH07314157 A JP H07314157A
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metal pipe
pipe
pipes
joining
insert member
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Yukinori Kuwabara
幸典 桑原
Takao Hiyamizu
孝夫 冷水
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Daido Steel Co Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To rapidly, easily and efficiently join metallic pipes and piping parts at a low temp. by heating a joint part inserted with an inert member at a specific temp. to melt the insert member while maintaining the internal pressure of the metallic pipes and the wiring parts at an atm. pressure or above by using an inert gas, thereby diffusion joining both. CONSTITUTION:The insert member 6 is held between the pipe 9 and the pipe 10 and is fixed to clamps 2 and 3; simultaneously, pressurizing force is acted on the joint surfaces by a pressurizing device 7. The gaseous argon commonly used for preventing oxidation and controlling the internal pressure of the pipes is thereafter admitted from gas nozzles of shielding gas nozzles 5 and a purging gas nozzles 8 and the joint part is heated to a temp. lower than the m.p. of the pipes 9, 10 and higher than the m.p. of the insert member 6 by a high-frequency induction heating coil 4, by which the pipes are joined. The joint part joined in such a manner is extremely smooth and the insert member 6 is diffused into the metallic pipes 9, 10. The state that the insert member is not detectable in terms of metal structure is thus attained.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】Detailed Description of the Invention

【0001】[0001]

【産業上の利用分野】本発明は、半導体チップ製造装置
用の配管材料の作製に適した金属管と金属管または配管
部品との接合方法に関するものである。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of joining a metal pipe and a metal pipe or a pipe component suitable for producing a pipe material for a semiconductor chip manufacturing apparatus.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】近年、記憶容量増大の要求に伴い、高集
積度化された半導体チップの作製が行われ、さらにその
集積度を高めることが求められている。これら高集積度
化のためには半導体チップの素子の細線化加工技術が必
要となる。微細線を加工するには、チップ上のパターン
の焼き付け工程と共に、その後のエッチング工程が極め
て重要である。エッチング工程は、ウエット法とドライ
法に大別されるが、現在ではドライ法が主流となってい
る。このドライ法においては、その後の薄膜形成/拡散
工程も含め、反応性をよくするために、各種のガスが使
用されているが、特に腐蝕性の大きいハロゲン系ガスが
多用されている。これら腐蝕性ガスは、半導体チップ製
造装置にガス供給系配管によって供給されるが、特に水
分と反応して、部品の腐蝕、パーティクル発生の原因と
なり、それにより半導体チップ製品は不良品となってし
まう。ところで、半導体チップの品質を確保するには、
これらの腐蝕性ガスを配管内で汚染させないことが必要
である。したがって、高純度の原料ガス、高純水、薬液
などから、あらかじめ不要成分や不純物を完全に除去す
るための高清浄化プロセスが不可欠となる。高清浄化プ
ロセスにおいて、高純度の原料ガス等の内部流体の高純
度化とこれらを供給する管、継手などの配管材料自身の
清浄化と内表面の平滑化が要求される。
2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, with the demand for increased storage capacity, highly integrated semiconductor chips have been manufactured, and it has been required to further increase the degree of integration. In order to increase the degree of integration, it is necessary to use a technique for thinning a semiconductor chip element. In order to process fine lines, the etching process of the pattern on the chip and the subsequent etching process are extremely important. The etching process is roughly classified into a wet method and a dry method, and the dry method is now the mainstream. In this dry method, various gases are used in order to improve the reactivity including the subsequent thin film formation / diffusion step, but halogen-based gas, which is particularly corrosive, is often used. These corrosive gases are supplied to the semiconductor chip manufacturing apparatus through the gas supply system piping, but in particular, react with moisture, causing corrosion of parts and generation of particles, which results in defective semiconductor chip products. . By the way, to ensure the quality of semiconductor chips,
It is necessary not to contaminate these corrosive gases in the piping. Therefore, a high-cleaning process for completely removing unnecessary components and impurities in advance from high-purity source gas, high-purity water, chemical liquid, etc. is essential. In the high-purification process, high-purity internal fluid such as high-purity source gas is required, and the piping materials such as pipes and joints for supplying the same are also cleaned and the inner surface is smoothed.

【0003】従来、半導体チップ製造装置のガス供給系
配管或いは高清浄化プロセスの配管には、ステンレス鋼
を素材としたパイプ、バルブ、継手等の部品を溶接によ
って接合したパイプラインが使用されているが、パイプ
等の接合のためには突合わせ溶接法(TIG溶接)が使
用されている。TIG溶接を実施するにあたり、以下の
点が特に重要である。1.外部にリークがないこと、
2.パーティクルの発生がないこと、すなわち、流体供
給時に含まれる様々なゴミ(空気中に浮遊している塵
や、人体或いは衣服から発生する異物、化粧パウダー、
繊維等)の外、配管内面より発生する各種非金属介在物
や金属片の発生がないこと、3.デッドゾーンがないこ
と、すなわち、TIG溶接した場合、溶接部の内面に裏
波ビードが形成されるが、この形成が不十分ないしは過
多になり、接合部が谷状または山状になって流体のスム
ースな流れが妨げられる領域がないこと等が要求され
る。これらの要求が満たされない場合には、例えば、パ
ーティクルが発生すると、流体に混入し、半導体チップ
の機能の低下、故障の原因になり、歩留まりの悪化を招
く。また、デッドゾーンが発生すると、その部分に流体
が滞留し、清浄化の妨げとなるばかりでなく、滞留物の
影響により腐蝕の原因になる。
Conventionally, pipelines in which parts such as pipes, valves and joints made of stainless steel are joined by welding have been used for gas supply system pipes for semiconductor chip manufacturing equipment or pipes for highly cleaning processes. Butt welding (TIG welding) is used for joining pipes and the like. In carrying out TIG welding, the following points are particularly important. 1. There are no external leaks,
2. No particles are generated, that is, various kinds of dust contained in the fluid supply (dust floating in the air, foreign matter generated from the human body or clothes, cosmetic powder,
2. No non-metallic inclusions or metal pieces are generated outside the fiber) or inside the pipe. There is no dead zone, that is, in the case of TIG welding, a backside bead is formed on the inner surface of the welded portion, but this formation is insufficient or excessive, and the joint becomes valley-shaped or mountain-shaped and the fluid It is required that there is no area that hinders smooth flow. If these requirements are not satisfied, for example, if particles are generated, they will be mixed in the fluid, causing a decline in the function of the semiconductor chip and a failure, leading to a deterioration in yield. In addition, when a dead zone occurs, the fluid accumulates in that portion, which not only hinders the cleaning but also causes corrosion due to the influence of the accumulated material.

【0004】これらの要求を満足させるためには、溶接
面を平滑にすると共に、溶接時にパイプ内面に発生する
裏波ビードの幅および高さを極力小さく管理できる溶接
技術が必須となるが、TIG溶接法は、これらの要求を
ある程度満足させるために、従来から一般的に採用され
ている。図2は、TIG溶接法を説明するための説明図
である。被接合材であるパイプ9および10の接合部
が、タングステン電極14の頂点の延長線上にくるよう
に位置合わせを行い、クランプ11および12で固定す
る。次に、バックシールドガスノズル16よりアルゴン
ガスをパイプ内に流入させ、シールキャップ17にてパ
イプ内のガス圧力を調整して、接合のセッティングを終
えた後、電源をオンにすると、電極ローター13が回転
を開始すると同時に、シールドガスノズル15より接合
面に向けアルゴンガスが放出され、タングステン電極よ
り放出されるアークの熱により母材を溶融し、溶接が行
われる。この際の電流値、ローターの回転数は、コント
ローラーによりあらかじめ設定の上、自動制御されるよ
うに構成されている。
In order to satisfy these requirements, it is essential to have a welding technique that smoothes the welded surface and manages the width and height of the back bead generated on the inner surface of the pipe during welding to be as small as possible. Welding methods have hitherto been generally adopted in order to satisfy these requirements to some extent. FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram for explaining the TIG welding method. Positioning is performed so that the joints of the pipes 9 and 10 as the materials to be joined are on the extension line of the apex of the tungsten electrode 14, and the clamps 11 and 12 fix the positions. Next, when argon gas is made to flow into the pipe from the back shield gas nozzle 16 and the gas pressure in the pipe is adjusted by the seal cap 17 to complete the setting of the joint, and then the power is turned on, the electrode rotor 13 becomes Simultaneously with the start of rotation, argon gas is discharged from the shield gas nozzle 15 toward the joint surface, the base metal is melted by the heat of the arc discharged from the tungsten electrode, and welding is performed. The current value and the rotation speed of the rotor at this time are set in advance by a controller and are automatically controlled.

【0005】[0005]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】しかしながら、TIG
溶接法には、以下に示す問題点があることが指摘されて
いる。(1)溶接作業開始前に、マスターサンプルの作
製、テストピースの作製、マスターサンプルとの比較、
溶接条件の確定と設定、等の溶接条件設定のための事前
作業に膨大な手間がかかり、作業能率が低下すること、
(2)溶接の施工、条件の設定には熟練した作業者が必
要であること、(3)溶接条件の設定には、施工日の気
温、温度等の外的要因により、しばしば変更する必要が
生じ、施工回数が限られること、(4)溶接機が熱を持
つことにより溶接条件が変化するため、交換のために複
数の溶接機を必要とすること、(5)母材がマンガンを
含む場合、マンガンヒュームの発生、付着により溶接部
周辺の耐蝕性が劣化し、腐蝕によりパーティクルが発生
すること、(6)母材の硫黄成分の含有量の相違からく
る溶接部の湯流れの変化による溶接条件の変更が度々発
生すること、等の問題点を有している。さらにまた、溶
接面の平滑性の点でも未だ十分なものではなく、裏波ビ
ードの幅および高さを一層小さくすることが要求されて
いる。
However, the TIG
It has been pointed out that the welding method has the following problems. (1) Preparation of master sample, preparation of test piece, comparison with master sample before starting welding work,
It takes a great deal of time and effort to set and set welding conditions, and the work efficiency decreases.
(2) A skilled worker is required to set welding conditions and conditions. (3) It is necessary to change welding conditions frequently due to external factors such as temperature and temperature on the working day. Occurs, the number of constructions is limited, (4) because the welding conditions change due to the heat of the welder, multiple welders are required for replacement, and (5) the base metal contains manganese. In this case, the corrosion resistance around the weld deteriorates due to the generation and adhesion of manganese fumes, and particles are generated due to corrosion. (6) Due to the change in the molten metal flow in the weld due to the difference in the sulfur component content of the base metal There are problems such as frequent changes in welding conditions. Furthermore, the smoothness of the welded surface is still insufficient, and it is required to further reduce the width and height of the back bead.

【0006】本発明は、従来の技術における上記のよう
な問題点を解決することを目的としてなされたものであ
る。すなわち、本発明の目的は、TIG溶接法における
上記の問題点がなく、半導体チップ製造装置用の配管材
料の作製に適した金属管と金属管または配管部品との接
合方法を提供することにある。
The present invention has been made for the purpose of solving the above-mentioned problems in the prior art. That is, an object of the present invention is to provide a method for joining a metal pipe and a metal pipe or a pipe component suitable for producing a pipe material for a semiconductor chip manufacturing apparatus without the above-mentioned problems in the TIG welding method. .

【0007】[0007]

【課題を解決するための手段】本発明者等は、鋭意検討
の結果、TIG溶接法と異なり、母材を溶融せず、極め
て薄いインサート材のみを溶融させ、併せて接合すべき
管内に、不活性ガスを導入して内圧を制御することによ
り、インサート材の溶融に伴う裏波ビードの形状を狭
く、かつ、低くコントロールでき、溶接部の平滑化が可
能であると共に、デッドスペースの発生が防止できるこ
とを見出だし、本発明を完成するに至った。すなわち、
本発明は、金属管と金属管または配管部品との接合方法
に関するものであって、金属管と金属管または配管部品
とを接合するに際して、金属管材料および配管部品材料
よりも低い融点を有するインサート材を接合面の間に挿
入して接合面に加圧力を加えて圧接し、かつ、金属管お
よび配管部品の内圧を不活性ガスを用いて雰囲気圧力以
上に保持しつつ、該インサート材が挿入された接合部を
該インサート材の融点よりも高く、金属管材料および配
管部品材料の融点よりも低い温度に加熱して該インサー
ト材を溶融させ、拡散接合させることを特徴とする。
Means for Solving the Problems As a result of intensive studies, the inventors of the present invention, unlike the TIG welding method, do not melt the base material, melt only an extremely thin insert material, and in the pipes to be joined together, By introducing an inert gas and controlling the internal pressure, the shape of the backside bead that accompanies the melting of the insert material can be controlled to be narrow and low, which makes it possible to smooth the welded part and to create a dead space. They found that they could be prevented, and completed the present invention. That is,
TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a method for joining a metal pipe and a metal pipe or a piping component, and when joining the metal pipe and the metal pipe or the piping component, an insert having a melting point lower than that of the metal pipe material and the piping component material. Insert the material between the joining surfaces, apply pressure to the joining surfaces for pressure welding, and insert the insert material while maintaining the internal pressure of the metal pipe and piping parts above the atmospheric pressure using an inert gas. The joined portion is heated to a temperature higher than the melting point of the insert material and lower than the melting points of the metal pipe material and the piping component material to melt the insert material and perform diffusion bonding.

【0008】次に、本発明について詳細に説明する。本
発明においては、接合される金属管と金属管、または金
属管と継手等の配管部品は、半導体チップ製造装置にお
けるガス供給系配管に使用されるものであって、ステン
レス鋼等何如なる材質より作製されたものでもよいが、
CrおよびNiを主成分とする鉄合金を採用するのが好
ましい。また、そのサイズは、長さ7m以下、外径1/
8〜1インチ、肉厚0.7〜1.7mmの範囲にあるも
のが好適に溶接される。これらの被接合材の接合面の間
に、インサート材の薄膜を挿入する。インサート材とし
ては、金属管材料および配管部品材料よりも低い融点を
有するアモルファス金属材料から構成されるものが使用
されるが、具体的には、ニッケル基合金等が好ましく使
用される。また、インサート材の膜厚は、20〜50μ
mの範囲が好ましい。また、インサート剤の片面または
両面には接着剤を塗布してもよい。それにより、溶接に
先だって被接合材の接合面にインサート材を貼り付ける
ことができ、位置合わせ作業が容易になる。上記の被接
合材の溶接面の間に、インサート材の薄膜を挿入した
後、接合面に加圧力を加えて圧接する。加圧力は、一般
に0.5MPa〜10MPa、好ましくは3MPa〜1
0MPaの範囲が好ましい。加圧力が0.5MPaより
も低くなると、被接合材の溶接面とインサート材との接
触が十分でなくなり、また10MPaよりも高くなる
と、接合部の被接合材が座屈し変形する。
Next, the present invention will be described in detail. In the present invention, the metal pipe and the metal pipe to be joined, or the pipe component such as the metal pipe and the joint, is used for the gas supply system pipe in the semiconductor chip manufacturing apparatus, and is made of any material such as stainless steel. It may be made,
It is preferable to adopt an iron alloy containing Cr and Ni as main components. In addition, its size is 7 m or less in length and 1 / outer diameter
Those having a thickness of 8 to 1 inch and a wall thickness of 0.7 to 1.7 mm are preferably welded. A thin film of an insert material is inserted between the joint surfaces of these materials to be joined. As the insert material, one made of an amorphous metal material having a melting point lower than that of the metal pipe material and the piping component material is used, and specifically, a nickel-based alloy or the like is preferably used. The thickness of the insert material is 20 to 50 μm.
A range of m is preferred. An adhesive may be applied to one side or both sides of the insert agent. As a result, the insert material can be attached to the joint surface of the materials to be joined prior to welding, and the positioning work becomes easy. After the thin film of the insert material is inserted between the welding surfaces of the materials to be joined, a pressure is applied to the joining surfaces for pressure welding. The applied pressure is generally 0.5 MPa to 10 MPa, preferably 3 MPa to 1
The range of 0 MPa is preferable. When the applied pressure is lower than 0.5 MPa, contact between the weld surface of the material to be welded and the insert material is insufficient, and when it is higher than 10 MPa, the material to be welded in the joint portion buckles and deforms.

【0009】本発明においては、加熱による溶接に際し
て、さらに、圧接された金属管と金属管、または金属管
と配管部品の内部に、または内部および外部に、不活性
ガス、例えば、アルゴンガス、窒素ガス等を導入して、
内圧を雰囲気圧力以上に保持することが必要である。不
活性ガスを導入して内圧を高めることにより、溶融した
インサート材が酸化されるのが防止でき、また、裏波ビ
ードを小さく制御することができる。次いで、インサー
ト材が挿入された接合部を、該インサート材の融点より
も高く、金属管材料および配管部品材料の融点よりも低
い温度に加熱して該インサート材を溶融させ、拡散接合
させる。加熱は、接合時の熱影響部が1mm以下である
ように行うことが好ましく、また、加熱手段としては、
レーザー加熱、高周波加熱等が採用できるが、接合部を
取り囲むように配置された高周波誘導加熱コイルを用い
て行うのが好ましい。また、その際、接合部表面をアル
ゴン等の不活性ガスで保護しつつ加熱するのが好まし
い。上記のようにして溶接された接合部は、極めて平滑
であって、インサート材が金属管に拡散して金属組織的
に検知できない状態になっている。
In the present invention, upon welding by heating, an inert gas such as argon gas or nitrogen is further provided inside or inside and outside the pressure-welded metal pipe and metal pipe or the metal pipe and piping parts. Introduce gas etc.,
It is necessary to keep the internal pressure above the atmospheric pressure. By introducing an inert gas to increase the internal pressure, it is possible to prevent the melted insert material from being oxidized, and it is possible to control the back bead to be small. Next, the joint portion in which the insert material is inserted is heated to a temperature higher than the melting points of the insert material and lower than the melting points of the metal pipe material and the piping component material to melt the insert material and perform diffusion bonding. The heating is preferably carried out so that the heat-affected zone at the time of bonding is 1 mm or less, and as the heating means,
Although laser heating, high frequency heating, etc. can be adopted, it is preferable to use a high frequency induction heating coil arranged so as to surround the joint. At that time, it is preferable to heat the surface of the joint while protecting the surface of the joint with an inert gas such as argon. The joint portion welded as described above is extremely smooth, and the insert material is diffused into the metal pipe and cannot be detected metallically.

【0010】[0010]

【実施例】次に本発明の実施例を図面を参酌して説明す
る。図1は、本発明の接合方法を説明するための説明図
である。パイプ9とパイプ10との間に、インサート材
6を挾み、クランプ2および3に固定すると同時に、加
圧装置7によって接合面に加圧力を加える。その後、シ
ールドガスノズル5およびパージガスノズル8のガスノ
ズルより、酸化防止とパイプの内圧コントロールを兼ね
たアルゴンガスを流入し、高周波誘導加熱コイル4にて
接合部をパイプの融点より低く、かつインサート材6の
融点より高い温度に加熱し、接合する。この温度は、放
射温度計1によって計測され、図示していない自動制御
装置により制御されるようになっている。
Embodiments of the present invention will now be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram for explaining the joining method of the present invention. The insert material 6 is sandwiched between the pipe 9 and the pipe 10 to be fixed to the clamps 2 and 3, and at the same time, a pressing device 7 applies a pressing force to the joint surface. After that, argon gas, which also functions as an antioxidant and an internal pressure control of the pipe, is introduced from the gas nozzles of the shield gas nozzle 5 and the purge gas nozzle 8, and the joint portion is lower than the melting point of the pipe by the high frequency induction heating coil 4 and the insert material 6 Heat to a temperature above the melting point and bond. This temperature is measured by the radiation thermometer 1 and is controlled by an automatic controller (not shown).

【0011】次に、上記図1の溶接方法によって溶接を
行った場合の具体例を示す。被接合材として、外径1/
4インチ、肉厚1mm、長さ100mmのSUS316
Lパイプ(C:0.007、Si:0.22、Mn:
0.26、P:0.020、S:0.002、Ni:1
4.62、Cr:16.81、残部Fe)を用いた。ま
た、インサート材として、厚さ40μmのNi基合金
(Si:4.5%、B:3%、残部:Ni)を使用し
た。接合条件として、次の条件を採用した。接合温度:
1200℃、保持時間:60sec、加圧力:3.9M
Pa、シールドガス:(外側)Ar 30L/min,
(内側)Ar 15L/min。
Next, a specific example of welding performed by the welding method shown in FIG. 1 will be described. Outer diameter 1 /
4-inch, 1 mm thick, 100 mm long SUS316
L pipe (C: 0.007, Si: 0.22, Mn:
0.26, P: 0.020, S: 0.002, Ni: 1
4.62, Cr: 16.81, balance Fe) was used. As the insert material, a Ni-based alloy (Si: 4.5%, B: 3%, balance: Ni) having a thickness of 40 μm was used. The following conditions were adopted as the joining conditions. Junction temperature:
1200 ° C, holding time: 60 sec, pressure: 3.9M
Pa, shield gas: (outside) Ar 30 L / min,
(Inside) Ar 15 L / min.

【0012】比較例として、上記の被接合材について、
図2に示すTIG溶接法によって接合を行った。接合条
件は次の通りであった。アークガス:7% H2 /Ar
15L/min、バックシールガス:100%Ar
5L/min、電極回転速度:7.5rpm、前パー
ジ:20sec、後パージ:20sec、電圧:15
V、電流:14A。
As a comparative example, regarding the above-mentioned materials to be joined,
Joining was performed by the TIG welding method shown in FIG. The joining conditions were as follows. Arc gas: 7% H 2 / Ar
15 L / min, back seal gas: 100% Ar
5 L / min, electrode rotation speed: 7.5 rpm, front purge: 20 sec, rear purge: 20 sec, voltage: 15
V, current: 14A.

【0013】(溶接後の溶接部の品質測定方法および評
価結果)接合後のパイプの片方の端にパーティクルカウ
ンターを取り付け、もう一方のパイプの端より高純度ア
ルゴンガスを、15L/minで連続24時間供給し、
パーティクルの発生状況を判定した。本発明の接合方法
による接合と従来のTIG溶接法による接合の品質評価
結果を表1に示す。
(Method for evaluating quality of welded portion after welding and evaluation result) A particle counter is attached to one end of the joined pipe, and high-purity argon gas is continuously fed from the end of the other pipe at 15 L / min. Time supply,
The generation status of particles was judged. Table 1 shows the quality evaluation results of the joining by the joining method of the present invention and the joining by the conventional TIG welding method.

【0014】[0014]

【表1】 [Table 1]

【0015】上記表1の結果から、従来のTIG溶接法
による金属管の接合の場合は、裏波ビード幅および高さ
が本発明の場合に比して大きく、しかもバラツキがあ
り、また、パーティクル発生もしばしば認められること
が分かる。これに対して、本発明の接合方法は、溶接を
短時間で実施することができると共に、裏波ビード幅お
よび高さが小さく、しかもバラツキがなく、また、パー
ティクルの発生もない。
From the results shown in Table 1 above, in the case of joining metal pipes by the conventional TIG welding method, the back bead width and height are larger than those of the present invention, and there are variations, and particles are also present. It can be seen that outbreaks are often observed. On the other hand, in the joining method of the present invention, welding can be carried out in a short time, the width and height of the back bead are small, and there is no variation, and no particles are generated.

【0016】[0016]

【発明の効果】本発明は、上記の構成を有するから、低
い温度において、短時間で簡単に効率よく接合を行うこ
とができ、そして溶接された接合部は、極めて平滑であ
って、インサート材が金属管に拡散して金属組織的に検
知できない状態になっており、半導体チップ製造装置等
に用いる配管部材の作製に有用である。
EFFECTS OF THE INVENTION Since the present invention has the above-mentioned constitution, it is possible to easily and efficiently perform joining at a low temperature in a short time, and the welded joint portion is extremely smooth, and the insert material is Is diffused into the metal pipe and cannot be detected metallically, which is useful for producing a piping member used in a semiconductor chip manufacturing apparatus or the like.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of drawings]

【図1】 本発明の接合方法を説明するための説明図で
ある。
FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram for explaining a joining method of the present invention.

【図2】 TIG溶接法を説明するための説明図であ
る。
FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram for explaining a TIG welding method.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1…放射温度計、2,3…クランプ、4…高周波誘導加
熱コイル、5…シールドガスノズル、6…インサート
材、7…加圧装置、8…パージガスノズル、9,10…
パイプ、11,12…クランプ、13…電極ローター、
14…タングステン電極、15…シールドガスノズル、
16…バックシールドガスノズル、17…シールキャッ
プ。
1 ... Radiation thermometer, 2, 3 ... Clamp, 4 ... High frequency induction heating coil, 5 ... Shield gas nozzle, 6 ... Insert material, 7 ... Pressurizing device, 8 ... Purge gas nozzle, 9, 10 ...
Pipe, 11, 12 ... Clamp, 13 ... Electrode rotor,
14 ... Tungsten electrode, 15 ... Shield gas nozzle,
16 ... Back shield gas nozzle, 17 ... Seal cap.

Claims (3)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 金属管と金属管または配管部品とを接合
するに際して、金属管材料および配管部品材料よりも低
い融点を有するインサート材を接合面の間に挿入して接
合面に加圧力を加えて圧接し、かつ、金属管および配管
部品の内圧を不活性ガスを用いて雰囲気圧力以上に保持
しつつ、該インサート材が挿入された接合部を該インサ
ート材の融点よりも高く、金属管材料および配管部品材
料の融点よりも低い温度に加熱して該インサート材を溶
融させ、拡散接合させることを特徴とする金属管と金属
管または配管部品との接合方法。
1. When joining a metal pipe and a metal pipe or a piping component, an insert material having a melting point lower than that of the metal pipe material and the piping component material is inserted between the joining surfaces to apply a pressing force to the joining surfaces. And the internal pressure of the metal pipe and piping parts is maintained at atmospheric pressure or higher by using an inert gas, and the joint portion in which the insert material is inserted is higher than the melting point of the insert material, And a method for joining a metal pipe and a metal pipe or a pipe component, wherein the insert material is melted by heating to a temperature lower than the melting point of the pipe component material and diffusion bonding is performed.
【請求項2】 接合部を取り囲むように配置された高周
波誘導加熱コイルを用いて接合部を加熱することを特徴
とする請求項1記載の金属管と金属管または配管部品と
の接合方法。
2. The method for joining a metal pipe and a metal pipe or a piping component according to claim 1, wherein the joint is heated by using a high-frequency induction heating coil arranged so as to surround the joint.
【請求項3】 接合部表面を不活性ガスで保護しつつ加
熱することを特徴とする請求項1記載の金属管と金属管
または配管部品との接合方法。
3. The method for joining a metal pipe and a metal pipe or a piping component according to claim 1, wherein the surface of the joint is heated while being protected by an inert gas.
JP13394594A 1994-05-25 1994-05-25 Method for joining metallic pipe Pending JPH07314157A (en)

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