JPH0782973B2 - Method and apparatus for vacuum impregnation of electrolytic solution of electrolytic capacitor element - Google Patents

Method and apparatus for vacuum impregnation of electrolytic solution of electrolytic capacitor element

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JPH0782973B2
JPH0782973B2 JP1170020A JP17002089A JPH0782973B2 JP H0782973 B2 JPH0782973 B2 JP H0782973B2 JP 1170020 A JP1170020 A JP 1170020A JP 17002089 A JP17002089 A JP 17002089A JP H0782973 B2 JPH0782973 B2 JP H0782973B2
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山口  勲
健 中澤
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Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 産業上の利用分野 本発明は、電解コンデンサ素子の電解液真空含浸方法及
び装置に係り、特に真空とした貯溜槽内で電解液中の空
気を真空脱泡した後該電解液を真空含浸槽へ真空圧によ
り吸い上げて供給して電解コンデンサ素子に電解液を含
浸させることにより、大型の電解コンデンサ素子の中心
部にまで電解液を含浸させ、電気的特性の優れた電解コ
ンデンサ素子を製作することができる電解コンデンサ素
子の電解液真空含浸方法及び装置に関する。
Description: TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for impregnating an electrolytic capacitor in a vacuum of an electrolytic solution, and particularly to a method for defoaming air in the electrolytic solution in a vacuumed storage tank after defoaming the air. The electrolytic solution is sucked up and supplied to the vacuum impregnation tank by vacuum pressure to impregnate the electrolytic capacitor element with the electrolytic solution. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for electrolytically impregnating an electrolytic capacitor element with vacuum so as to manufacture a capacitor element.

従来の技術 従来、複数の電解コンデンサ素子のリード線をクランプ
治具によって整列挾持して電解コンデンサ素子を真空含
浸槽内に搬送して、該真空含浸槽内を真空状態にして電
解コンデンサ素子の本体内部の空気を排除した後、電解
液を供給してこれを該素子の本体内部に含浸させる方法
及び装置が実用に供されている。
2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, the lead wires of a plurality of electrolytic capacitor elements are aligned and held by a clamp jig to convey the electrolytic capacitor elements into a vacuum impregnation tank, and the inside of the vacuum impregnation tank is evacuated to a main body of the electrolytic capacitor elements. A method and an apparatus for supplying an electrolytic solution and impregnating the electrolytic solution inside the main body of the device after removing the internal air have been put to practical use.

しかし該従来方法及び装置によると、真空含浸槽に供給
される電解液は大気中に解放されていて該液内部に空気
を含んでいるため該電解液が真空とされた真空含浸槽へ
供給されたとき該液内部に含まれていた空気が細かい気
泡となって拡散してその一部が電解コンデンサ素子内部
へ電解液と共に浸入してピンホール状の未含浸部分を形
成してしまい、該素子を用いた電解コンデンサの電気的
特性を劣化させるという欠点があった。また真空含浸槽
内において電解液中の空気が急速に泡となって拡散する
ので該電解液が沸騰状態となって各部に飛び跳ね、例え
ばリード線に付着して後工程での半田付け作業での半田
付け不良の原因となる欠点があった。またこれが、自動
組立機の稼動率を低下させる原因ともなっていた。
However, according to the conventional method and apparatus, since the electrolytic solution supplied to the vacuum impregnation tank is released into the atmosphere and contains air in the solution, the electrolytic solution is supplied to the vacuum impregnated tank. At this time, the air contained in the liquid diffuses as fine bubbles and a part of the air penetrates into the electrolytic capacitor element together with the electrolytic solution to form a pinhole-like unimpregnated portion. However, there is a drawback in that the electrical characteristics of the electrolytic capacitor using is deteriorated. Further, since the air in the electrolytic solution rapidly diffuses into bubbles in the vacuum impregnation tank, the electrolytic solution becomes a boiling state and jumps to various parts, for example, it adheres to the lead wire and is used in the soldering work in a later process. There was a drawback that caused poor soldering. This has also been a cause of lowering the operating rate of the automatic assembly machine.

更に、電解液の脱泡が真空含浸槽内で行われるため、真
空含浸槽内の圧力を必要とする真空度にまで高めるため
には比較的長い時間を要して含浸作業の作業効率が低下
すると共に、大型の電解コンデンサ素子の中心部にまで
十分電解液を含浸させることができないという欠点があ
った。またこのような現象は高耐圧の電解コンデンサに
使用される粘度の高い電解液においては著しく、粘度の
高い電解液を含浸させるためには大型の装置を用いなけ
ればならないという欠点があった。
Further, since the defoaming of the electrolytic solution is performed in the vacuum impregnation tank, it takes a relatively long time to raise the pressure in the vacuum impregnation tank to the required vacuum degree, and the work efficiency of impregnation work decreases. In addition, there is a drawback in that it is impossible to sufficiently impregnate the central portion of the large-sized electrolytic capacitor element with the electrolytic solution. Further, such a phenomenon is remarkable in an electrolytic solution having a high viscosity used for a high-voltage electrolytic capacitor, and there is a drawback that a large-sized apparatus must be used to impregnate the electrolytic solution having a high viscosity.

また、真空含浸の終了後真空含浸槽内の残余の電解液を
貯溜槽へ返送るためダイヤフラム式ポンプ等の専用ポン
プを備えていたので、装置が大型となると共に製作費が
高価となる欠点があった。
Further, since a dedicated pump such as a diaphragm pump was provided to return the remaining electrolytic solution in the vacuum impregnation tank to the storage tank after completion of the vacuum impregnation, there is a drawback that the apparatus becomes large and the manufacturing cost becomes expensive. there were.

目 的 本発明は、上記した従来技術の欠点を除くためになされ
たものであって、その目的とするところは、真空とした
貯溜槽内で電解液中の空気を真空脱泡した後、該電解液
を真空含浸槽へ真空圧により吸い上げて供給して電解コ
ンデンサ素子に電解液を含浸させることによって、ピン
ホールの発生を防止すると共に、大型の電解コンデンサ
素子であってもその中心にまで電解液を含浸させること
であり、これによって電解コンデンサ素子の電気的特性
を高めることである。
The present invention was made in order to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks of the prior art, and its purpose is to remove the air in the electrolytic solution in a vacuumed storage tank by vacuum degassing, and The electrolytic solution is sucked up into the vacuum impregnation tank by vacuum pressure to impregnate the electrolytic capacitor element with the electrolytic solution to prevent pinholes from being generated, and even in the case of a large electrolytic capacitor element, electrolysis is performed up to the center. Impregnating with liquid, which enhances the electrical characteristics of the electrolytic capacitor element.

また他の目的は、真空含浸槽内での電解液の沸騰をなく
すことにより、該電解液の飛び跳ねを防止してリード線
等への電解液の付着を皆無とし、半田付け不良を防止す
ることである。
Another object is to prevent the electrolytic solution from bouncing in the vacuum impregnation tank, thereby preventing the electrolytic solution from splashing and preventing the electrolytic solution from adhering to the lead wires, etc., and preventing defective soldering. Is.

更に他の目的は、真空含浸槽内に保持された電解コンデ
ンサ素子に真空脱泡して空気を含まない電解液を供給し
て浸漬させて含浸させることにより、比較的小型の装置
を用いて粘度の高い電解液を大型の電解コンデンサ素子
の中心部にまで含浸させて高耐圧の電解コンデンサ素子
を製作できるようにすることである。
Still another purpose is to defoam the electrolytic capacitor element held in the vacuum impregnation tank by vacuum degassing and to immerse and impregnate it with an electrolyte solution containing no air so that the viscosity can be reduced using a relatively small device. This is to make it possible to manufacture a high withstand voltage electrolytic capacitor element by impregnating the central part of a large electrolytic capacitor element with a high electrolytic solution.

また他の目的は、真空含浸槽、貯溜槽、脱液槽及び予備
槽を夫々開閉弁を介してパイプで連通接続して真空圧を
用いて真空含浸槽及び脱液槽内の電解液を貯溜槽へ回収
すると共に該貯溜槽の電解液が不足したとき予備槽から
電解液を補給することにより、電解液供給及び回収のた
めの専用ポンプを不用として装置の製作費を安価にする
と共に、電解液が大気圧に開放される時間を最小として
該液への空気の混入を防止することである。
Another purpose is to connect the vacuum impregnation tank, the storage tank, the dewatering tank, and the auxiliary tank by pipes through the on-off valves, respectively, and store the electrolyte in the vacuum impregnation tank and the dewatering tank by using vacuum pressure. By collecting the electrolyte in the storage tank and replenishing the electrolyte from the reserve tank when the electrolyte in the storage tank is insufficient, a dedicated pump for supplying and collecting the electrolyte is not required, and the manufacturing cost of the device is reduced, and the electrolysis is performed. The time for which the liquid is opened to the atmospheric pressure is minimized to prevent air from being mixed into the liquid.

構 成 要するに本発明方法(請求項1)は、電解コンデンサ素
子に電解液を真空中で含浸させる真空含浸槽と前記電解
液を貯溜する貯溜槽とを開閉弁を介して前記電解液の供
給パイプ及び回収パイプとで連通接続し、前記貯溜槽を
真空として該貯溜槽内の前記電解液中の空気を真空脱泡
した後前記貯溜槽の圧力を大気圧とすると共に前記真空
含浸槽内を真空として前記貯溜槽内の前記電解液を前記
供給パイプから真空圧により吸い上げて供給して前記電
解コンデンサ素子に前記電解液を含浸させた後、前記真
空含浸槽内の圧力を大気圧とすると共に前記貯溜槽内を
真空として前記真空含浸槽内の前記電解液を前記回収パ
イプから真空圧により前記貯溜槽に回収することによ
り、前記電解液中の空気を脱泡した状態で前記電解コン
デンサ素子に含浸させることを特徴とするものである。
In summary, the method of the present invention (Claim 1) comprises a vacuum impregnation tank for impregnating an electrolytic capacitor element with a vacuum in a vacuum impregnation tank and a storage tank for storing the electrolytic solution through an opening / closing valve. And a communication with a recovery pipe, the storage tank is evacuated, and the air in the electrolytic solution in the storage tank is degassed in vacuum, and then the pressure of the storage tank is set to atmospheric pressure and the inside of the vacuum impregnation tank is vacuumed. As the electrolytic solution in the storage tank is sucked up and supplied from the supply pipe by vacuum pressure to impregnate the electrolytic solution into the electrolytic capacitor element, and then the pressure in the vacuum impregnation tank is set to atmospheric pressure and By collecting the electrolyte solution in the vacuum impregnation tank from the recovery pipe to the storage tank by vacuum pressure by making the inside of the storage tank a vacuum, the electrolytic capacitor element is formed in a state where air in the electrolyte solution is defoamed. It is characterized in that to immerse.

また、本発明方法(請求項2)は、貯溜槽内の電解液の
空気を真空脱泡した後真空とした真空含浸槽へ供給して
電解コンデンサ素子に前記電解液を含浸させ、残余の前
記電解液を真空とした前記貯溜槽へ回収すると共に、前
記含浸した電解コンデンサ素子から滴下する前記電解液
を受ける脱液槽に溜まった前記電解液を真空とした前記
貯溜槽に真空圧により回収し、また前記貯溜槽内の前記
電解液が所定の量より少なくなったとき予備槽内の前記
電解液を真空にした前記貯溜槽へ真空圧により補充する
ことを特徴とするものである。
Further, in the method of the present invention (claim 2), the air of the electrolytic solution in the storage tank is degassed in vacuum and then supplied to a vacuum impregnation tank which is evacuated to impregnate the electrolytic capacitor element with the electrolytic solution. The electrolytic solution is collected in the vacuumed storage tank, and at the same time, the electrolytic solution collected in the drainage tank that receives the electrolytic solution dropped from the impregnated electrolytic capacitor element is collected in the vacuumed storage tank by vacuum pressure. Also, when the amount of the electrolytic solution in the storage tank becomes less than a predetermined amount, the electrolytic solution in the preliminary tank is replenished to the vacuumed storage tank by vacuum pressure.

また、本発明装置(請求項3)は、電解コンデンサ素子
を収容して真空中で電解液を含浸させる真空含浸槽と、
前記電解液を貯溜すると共に内部の圧力を真空とするこ
とにより前記電解液中の空気を真空脱泡して前記真空含
浸槽に前記電解液を供給し、また前記真空含浸槽から前
記電解液を回収する貯溜槽と、前記真空含浸槽及び該貯
溜槽内の圧力を所定のタイミングに従って真空とする真
空装置とを備えたことを特徴とするものである。
A device of the present invention (claim 3) is a vacuum impregnation tank for accommodating an electrolytic capacitor element and impregnating the electrolytic solution in a vacuum,
The electrolyte is stored and the internal pressure is made vacuum to deaerate the air in the electrolyte to supply the electrolyte to the vacuum impregnation tank, and also to remove the electrolyte from the vacuum impregnation tank. It is characterized by comprising a storage tank for recovery, a vacuum device for vacuumizing the vacuum impregnation tank and the pressure in the storage tank at a predetermined timing.

また、本発明装置(請求項4)は、電解コンデンサ素子
を収容した真空中で電解液を含浸させる真空含浸槽と、
前記電解液を貯溜すると共に内部の圧力を真空とするこ
とにより前記電解液中の空気を真空脱泡して前記真空含
浸槽に前記電解液を供給しまた前記真空含浸槽から前記
電解液を回収する貯溜槽と、前記電解液を含浸した前記
電解コンデンサ素子から滴下する前記電解液を受けて前
記貯溜槽に返送する脱液槽と、前記電解液を貯え前記貯
溜槽の前記電解液の量が所定量より少なくなったとき前
記電解液を補充する予備槽と、前記真空含浸槽と前記貯
溜槽、前記脱液槽と前記貯溜槽及び前記予備槽と前記貯
溜槽とを夫々連通接続して前記各槽間で前記電解液を授
受する開閉弁を備えたパイプ群と、前記真空含浸槽及び
前記貯溜槽内の圧力を所定のタイミングに従って真空と
する真空装置とを備えたことを特徴とするものである。
Further, the device of the present invention (claim 4) is a vacuum impregnation tank for impregnating an electrolytic solution in a vacuum containing an electrolytic capacitor element,
The electrolyte is stored and the internal pressure is reduced to vacuum to degas the air in the electrolyte to supply the electrolyte to the vacuum impregnation tank and to recover the electrolyte from the vacuum impregnation tank. A storage tank, a dewatering tank for receiving the electrolytic solution dropped from the electrolytic capacitor element impregnated with the electrolytic solution and returning the electrolytic solution to the storage tank, and an amount of the electrolytic solution in the storage tank for storing the electrolytic solution. A preliminary tank for replenishing the electrolytic solution when the amount becomes less than a predetermined amount, the vacuum impregnation tank and the storage tank, the dewatering tank and the storage tank, and the preliminary tank and the storage tank are connected and connected to each other, respectively. A pipe group having an opening / closing valve for transferring the electrolytic solution between the respective tanks, and a vacuum device for vacuuming the pressure in the vacuum impregnation tank and the storage tank at a predetermined timing. Is.

以下本発明を図面に示す実施例に基いて説明する。本発
明に係る電解コンデンサ素子の真空含浸装置1は、真空
含浸槽2と、貯溜槽3と、脱液槽4と、予備槽5と、パ
イプ群6と、真空装置8とを備えている。
The present invention will be described below based on the embodiments shown in the drawings. The vacuum impregnation apparatus 1 for an electrolytic capacitor element according to the present invention includes a vacuum impregnation tank 2, a storage tank 3, a dewatering tank 4, a preliminary tank 5, a pipe group 6, and a vacuum device 8.

第1図及び第2図において、真空含浸槽2は、クランプ
治具9により搬送された複数の電解コンデンサ素子10を
収容して真空にされ、その中に電解液11が供給されて該
電解液が電解コンデンサ素子10に含浸されるようにした
もので、高品質のアルミニウム合金鋳物等の材料で製作
されており、箱形状の含浸槽本体12と密閉蓋13とから構
成されていて、含浸槽本体12の上端部12aにはOリング
等のシール部材14が装着され、密閉蓋13で密閉できるよ
うになっている。
In FIGS. 1 and 2, the vacuum impregnation tank 2 accommodates a plurality of electrolytic capacitor elements 10 conveyed by a clamp jig 9 and is evacuated, and an electrolytic solution 11 is supplied into the vacuum impregnating tank 2. Is impregnated into the electrolytic capacitor element 10, is made of a material such as a high quality aluminum alloy casting, and is composed of a box-shaped impregnation tank body 12 and a sealing lid 13, A seal member 14 such as an O-ring is attached to the upper end portion 12a of the main body 12 and can be sealed with a sealing lid 13.

含浸槽本体12は仕切り板12bにより液室12cと溢水室12d
とに分離されていて、液室12c内に電解液11を注入して
電解コンデンサ素子10に含浸させ、余分の電解液11を仕
切り板12bから流出させ電解コンデンサ素子10のリード
線10aへの付着を防止するようにしてある。また液室12c
の底部には供給口12e及び排出口12fが、溢泡水室12dの
底部には排出口12gが形成されていて、夫々後述する如
くパイプ群6が接続されている。また液室12c内には電
解コンデンサ素子10の本体10bを挾持する挾持部材15と
挾持弾性体16とが対向して配設されていて、揺動軸18を
図示しない装置により揺動させることにより互いに接近
又は離脱する方向に移動させるようになっている。
The impregnation tank body 12 is divided into a liquid chamber 12c and an overflow chamber 12d by a partition plate 12b.
And the electrolytic solution 11 is injected into the liquid chamber 12c to impregnate the electrolytic capacitor element 10, and the excess electrolytic solution 11 is caused to flow out from the partition plate 12b to adhere to the lead wire 10a of the electrolytic capacitor element 10. To prevent this. Also the liquid chamber 12c
A supply port 12e and a discharge port 12f are formed at the bottom of the above, and a discharge port 12g is formed at the bottom of the overflow water chamber 12d, and a pipe group 6 is connected to each as described later. Further, a holding member 15 for holding the main body 10b of the electrolytic capacitor element 10 and a holding elastic body 16 are arranged in the liquid chamber 12c so as to face each other, and the swing shaft 18 is swung by a device (not shown). It is designed to move in the direction of approaching or leaving each other.

密閉蓋13には蓋支え軸19が固着されていてL字形案内溝
20で案内されながら移動させることにより開閉するよう
になっている。
A lid support shaft 19 is fixed to the sealing lid 13, and an L-shaped guide groove is provided.
It is designed to open and close by being moved while being guided by 20.

クランプ治具9は、第3図も参照して、複数の電解コン
デンサ素子10のリード線10aの上端を挾持して該電解コ
ンデンサ素子を搬送するようにしたものであって、一対
の支持部21と、該支持部に回動自在に枢着された一対の
平行板22,23とからなる。支持部21にはクランプ治具9
を搬送装置(図示せず)によって搬送するための搬送溝
21aが形成されており、ひんじ軸24には複数のねじりば
ね25が嵌装され、該ねじりばねの両端(図示せず)は平
行板22,23に固定され、該平行板をその下端22a,23aが互
いに閉じる方向に押圧付勢している。平行板22,23の上
端22b,23bには図示しない外部の作動機構によってこれ
らの平行板を開くための突起22c,22cが夫々一対ずつ形
成されている。
Referring to FIG. 3 as well, the clamp jig 9 clamps the upper ends of the lead wires 10a of the plurality of electrolytic capacitor elements 10 to convey the electrolytic capacitor elements. And a pair of parallel plates 22 and 23 pivotally attached to the support portion. A clamp jig 9 is provided on the support portion 21.
Conveyor groove for conveying the paper by a conveyor (not shown)
21a is formed, a plurality of torsion springs 25 are fitted on the hinge shaft 24, and both ends (not shown) of the torsion springs are fixed to the parallel plates 22 and 23. , 23a are pressingly biased in a direction to close each other. The upper ends 22b and 23b of the parallel plates 22 and 23 are respectively formed with a pair of protrusions 22c and 22c for opening these parallel plates by an external operating mechanism (not shown).

貯溜槽3は、電解液11を貯溜すると共に該電解液を真空
脱泡して真空含浸槽2へ供給するものであって、例え
ば、約500cc程度の容積を持つガラス、ポリプロピレン
等の樹脂、アルミニウム又はステンレス等の金属で製作
された密閉容器である。上部3aにはパイプ群6及び貯溜
された電解液11の液面高さを検知する液面センサ26が配
設され、該液面が所定の高さより低くなると予備槽5か
ら電解液11を補充するようになっている。
The storage tank 3 stores the electrolytic solution 11 and degasses the electrolytic solution in a vacuum to supply it to the vacuum impregnation tank 2. For example, glass having a capacity of about 500 cc, resin such as polypropylene, aluminum Alternatively, it is a closed container made of metal such as stainless steel. A pipe group 6 and a liquid level sensor 26 for detecting the liquid level of the stored electrolytic solution 11 are disposed in the upper portion 3a, and when the liquid level becomes lower than a predetermined level, the electrolytic solution 11 is replenished from the preliminary tank 5. It is supposed to do.

脱液槽4は、含浸された電解コンデンサ素子10から滴下
する余剰の電解液11を受けるための箱であって、底部4a
には排出口4bが形成され、該排出口に接続されたパイプ
を通して該電解液を貯溜槽3へ返送するようになってい
る。
The dewatering tank 4 is a box for receiving the excess electrolytic solution 11 that is dripped from the impregnated electrolytic capacitor element 10, and has a bottom 4a.
A discharge port 4b is formed in the discharge port, and the electrolytic solution is returned to the storage tank 3 through a pipe connected to the discharge port.

予備槽5は、電解液11を収納する箱であって、貯溜槽3
内の電解液11が所定量より少なくなったとき該予備槽内
の電解液を貯溜槽3へ補給するように常時大気圧に開放
されている。
The spare tank 5 is a box for storing the electrolytic solution 11, and is a storage tank 3
The electrolytic solution 11 is constantly opened to the atmospheric pressure so that the electrolytic solution in the preliminary tank is replenished to the storage tank 3 when the amount of the electrolytic solution 11 becomes less than a predetermined amount.

パイプ群6は、真空含浸槽2、貯溜槽3、脱液槽4及び
予備槽5とを互いに連通接続して所定のタイミングで夫
々の電解液を給排するためのものであって、真空含浸槽
2の供給口12eは、開閉弁28aを途中に備えた供給パイプ
29によって貯溜槽3の底部3bより10mm程度上方の位置と
連通接続され、貯溜槽3内の電解液11を真空圧により真
空含浸槽2へ供給するようになっている。また真空含浸
槽2の2つの排出口12f及び12gは、同じく開閉弁28b及
び28cを介して回収パイプ30により貯溜槽3の上方部3c
と連通接続されて液室12c及び溢水室12d内の電解液11を
貯溜槽3へ返送するようになっている。更に、パイプ30
の中間点30a及び30bには、夫々脱液槽4の排出口4bに接
続されたパイプ31及び予備槽5の底部5aよりわずか上方
に一端を開口したパイプ32が開閉弁28d及び28eを介して
連通接続されている。
The pipe group 6 is for connecting the vacuum impregnation tank 2, the storage tank 3, the dewatering tank 4 and the preliminary tank 5 in communication with each other to supply and discharge the respective electrolytic solutions at a predetermined timing. The supply port 12e of the tank 2 is a supply pipe having an opening / closing valve 28a in the middle.
It is connected by communication with a position about 10 mm above the bottom 3b of the storage tank 3 by 29, and the electrolytic solution 11 in the storage tank 3 is supplied to the vacuum impregnation tank 2 by vacuum pressure. The two outlets 12f and 12g of the vacuum impregnation tank 2 are also connected to the upper portion 3c of the storage tank 3 by the recovery pipe 30 through the opening / closing valves 28b and 28c.
The electrolytic solution 11 in the liquid chamber 12c and the overflow chamber 12d is connected to the storage tank 3 and is returned to the storage tank 3. Furthermore, the pipe 30
At intermediate points 30a and 30b of the pipe 31, a pipe 31 connected to the discharge port 4b of the dewatering tank 4 and a pipe 32 having one end opened slightly above the bottom portion 5a of the preliminary tank 5 are opened and closed via opening / closing valves 28d and 28e. Connected for communication.

真空装置8は、真空含浸槽2及び貯溜槽3内の圧力を真
空にするためのものであって公知の真空ポンプ33の回転
軸34に固定されたプーリ35とモータ36の回転軸38に固定
されたプーリ39とにベルト40が巻き掛けられていてモー
タ36の回転が真空ポンプ33に伝達されるようになってい
る。そして真空ポンプ33は、ホース41によってエアバル
ブ42を介して真空含浸槽2と、またホース43によってエ
アバルブ44を介して貯溜槽3と連通接続されている。ま
た真空含浸槽2及び貯溜槽3には、夫々の内部圧力を検
知する真空度センサ45が、更に真空含浸槽2には真空と
された内部を大気と連通されることにより大気圧にもど
すための開放弁46が設けられている。
The vacuum device 8 is for vacuumizing the pressure in the vacuum impregnation tank 2 and the storage tank 3, and is fixed to a pulley 35 fixed to a rotary shaft 34 of a known vacuum pump 33 and a rotary shaft 38 of a motor 36. A belt 40 is wound around the pulley 39 and the rotation of the motor 36 is transmitted to the vacuum pump 33. The vacuum pump 33 is connected to the vacuum impregnation tank 2 via a hose 41 via an air valve 42, and is connected to the storage tank 3 via a hose 43 via an air valve 44. Further, in the vacuum impregnation tank 2 and the storage tank 3, a vacuum degree sensor 45 for detecting the internal pressure of each of them is further provided, and the inside of the vacuum impregnation tank 2 that has been made vacuum is communicated with the atmosphere to return to atmospheric pressure. An open valve 46 is provided.

そして本発明方法(請求項1)は、電解コンデンサ素子
10に電解液11を真空中で含浸される真空含浸槽2と電解
液11を貯溜する貯溜槽3とを開閉弁28a,28b及び28cを介
して電解液の供給パイプ29及び回収パイプ30とで連通接
続し、貯溜槽3を真空として貯溜槽3内の電解液11内の
空気を真空脱泡した後貯溜槽3の圧力を大気圧とすると
共に、真空含浸槽2内を真空として貯溜槽3内の電解液
11を供給パイプ29から真空圧により吸い上げて供給して
電解コンデンサ素子10に電解液11を含浸させた後、真空
含浸槽2内の圧力を大気圧とすると共に貯溜槽3内を真
空として真空含浸槽2内の電解液11を回収パイプ30から
真空圧により貯溜槽3に回収することにより、電解液11
中の空気を脱泡した状態で電解コンデンサ素子10に含浸
させる方法である。
The method of the present invention (claim 1) is an electrolytic capacitor element.
The vacuum impregnation tank 2 for impregnating the electrolyte solution 11 in a vacuum and the storage tank 3 for storing the electrolyte solution 11 are connected to the electrolyte solution supply pipe 29 and the recovery pipe 30 through the opening / closing valves 28a, 28b and 28c. The storage tank 3 is evacuated by decompressing the air in the electrolytic solution 11 in the storage tank 3 by connecting the storage tank 3 to a vacuum, and then the pressure of the storage tank 3 is set to the atmospheric pressure, and the inside of the vacuum impregnation tank 2 is vacuumed. Electrolyte in
11 is sucked up and supplied from the supply pipe 29 by a vacuum pressure to impregnate the electrolytic capacitor element 10 with the electrolytic solution 11, and then the pressure in the vacuum impregnation tank 2 is set to the atmospheric pressure and the inside of the storage tank 3 is vacuumed to be vacuum impregnated. By collecting the electrolytic solution 11 in the tank 2 from the recovery pipe 30 to the storage tank 3 by vacuum pressure, the electrolytic solution 11
This is a method of impregnating the electrolytic capacitor element 10 in a state where the air therein is degassed.

また本発明方法(請求項2)は、貯留槽3内の電解液11
の空気を真空脱泡した後、真空とした真空含浸槽2へ供
給して電解コンデンサ素子10に電解液11を含浸させ、残
余の電解液11を真空とした貯溜槽3へ回収すると共に、
含浸した電解コンデンサ素子10から滴下する電解液11を
受ける脱液槽4に溜まった電解液11を真空とした貯溜槽
3に真空圧により回収し、また貯溜槽3内の電解液11が
所定の量より少なくなったとき予備槽5内の電解液11を
真空にした貯溜槽3へ真空圧により補充する方法であ
る。
In addition, the method of the present invention (claim 2) uses the electrolytic solution 11 in the storage tank 3.
After degassing the air in a vacuum, the air is supplied to the vacuum impregnation tank 2 to impregnate the electrolytic capacitor element 10 with the electrolytic solution 11, and the remaining electrolytic solution 11 is collected in the vacuum storage tank 3 and
The electrolytic solution 11 accumulated in the dewatering tank 4 that receives the electrolytic solution 11 dripping from the impregnated electrolytic capacitor element 10 is recovered by a vacuum pressure in the storage tank 3 that has been evacuated, and the electrolytic solution 11 in the storage tank 3 has a predetermined volume. This is a method in which the electrolyte solution 11 in the preliminary tank 5 is replenished to the vacuumed storage tank 3 by vacuum pressure when the amount becomes smaller than the amount.

作 用 本発明は、上記のように構成されており、以下その作用
について説明する。第1図及び第5図において、複数個
の電解コンデンサ素子10を整列挾持したクランプ治具9
(第3図参照)が図示しない搬送装置により真空含浸槽
2の上方まで搬送され、密閉該13の開いた含浸槽本体12
内に搬入されて該電解コンデンサ素子を挾持部材15と挾
持弾性体16とが液室12c内で挾持した後、平行板22及び2
3が開かれてリード線10aの挾持を開放し電解コンデンサ
素子10を含浸槽本体12の内部に残してクランプ治具9の
みが退避する。該搬入作業と並行して、真空装置8の作
用によりエアバルブ44を開いて貯溜槽3内の空気を吸引
して真空状態として、電解液11内の空気を吸引して脱泡
する。
Operation The present invention is configured as described above, and its operation will be described below. In FIG. 1 and FIG. 5, a clamp jig 9 in which a plurality of electrolytic capacitor elements 10 are aligned and held
(See FIG. 3) is conveyed to a position above the vacuum impregnation tank 2 by a conveying device (not shown), and the impregnation tank main body 12 with the hermetically sealed 13 is opened.
After being carried into the inside and holding the electrolytic capacitor element between the holding member 15 and the holding elastic body 16 in the liquid chamber 12c, the parallel plates 22 and 2
3 is opened and the holding of the lead wire 10a is released, leaving the electrolytic capacitor element 10 inside the impregnation tank body 12 and retracting only the clamp jig 9. In parallel with the loading operation, the air valve 44 is opened by the action of the vacuum device 8 to suck the air in the storage tank 3 into a vacuum state, and the air in the electrolytic solution 11 is sucked and defoamed.

ここで第5図のタイムチャート線が示す如く密閉蓋13が
真空含浸槽2を密閉する(点a)と共にエアバルブ42を
開いて(点b)を真空装置8により真空含浸槽2内の空
気を吸引して真空にする。また、開閉弁28dを開く(点
c)とにより、今まで真空とされていた貯溜槽3内へ脱
液槽4に溜まっていた電解液11が大気と共に開閉弁28
d、パイプ31を通って流入して貯溜槽3の圧力は大気圧
となる。一方真空含浸槽2内の空気は真空装置8により
吸引されて時間と共に真空度が高められ、該真空度が約
20トールに達すると、これを真空度センサ45が検知して
エアバルブ42が閉じられる(点d)。次に開閉弁28aが
開かれる(点e)と貯溜槽3内の脱泡の終了した電解液
11は真空圧によって真空含浸槽2へ供給パイプ29及び開
閉弁28aを通って吸い上げられて液室12cに供給され、該
液室12cに挾持された電解コンデンサ素子10を浸漬して
所定時間保持されるので、該電解コンデンサ素子内部に
あった空気は気泡48として排出されて該電解コンデンサ
素子の中心部にまで電解液11が浸透する(第4図参
照)。また、真空含浸槽2へ供給される電解液11は、貯
溜槽3で脱泡されているので、従来装置のように真空含
浸槽2内で沸騰することがないので、リード線10aを電
解液11で汚すこともない。所定の含浸時間が経過すると
開閉弁28aは閉じられ、(点f)次いで開放弁46が開放
され(点g)て真空含浸槽2の圧力を大気圧にすると共
に、開閉弁28dが閉じられる(点h)。そして所定時間
(t1)後エアバルブ44が開かれるので(点i)、貯溜槽
3内の空気は再び真空装置8によりホース43を通って吸
引されて該貯溜槽内3は真空となる。貯留槽3の圧力が
所定の真空圧に達すると真空センサ45がこれを検知して
開閉弁28bを開き(点j)、大気圧とされた液室12c内の
電解液11を真空圧によって開閉弁28b及び回収パイプ30
を通して吸引し、貯溜槽3に回収する。また、同時に含
浸の終了した電解コンデンサ素子10を該真空含浸槽から
搬出するために密閉蓋13が図示しない装置により開放さ
れる(点h)。そして液室12c内の電解液11を回収する
に十分な所定時間が経過すると開閉弁28bが閉じられ
(点l)、開閉弁28cが開けられ(点m)て溢水室12d内
にある電解液11を回収パイプ30を通し、同様にして貯溜
槽3に真空圧によって回収した後開閉弁28cを閉じる
(点n)。
Here, as shown by the time chart line in FIG. 5, the sealing lid 13 seals the vacuum impregnation tank 2 (point a), the air valve 42 is opened (point b), and the air in the vacuum impregnation tank 2 is removed by the vacuum device 8. Suction to vacuum. Further, by opening the opening / closing valve 28d (point c), the electrolytic solution 11 accumulated in the dewatering tank 4 into the storage tank 3 which has been evacuated until now is opened and closed together with the atmosphere.
d, the pressure in the storage tank 3 becomes atmospheric pressure after flowing in through the pipe 31. On the other hand, the air in the vacuum impregnation tank 2 is sucked by the vacuum device 8 and the degree of vacuum is increased with time.
When the pressure reaches 20 Torr, the vacuum sensor 45 detects this and the air valve 42 is closed (point d). Next, when the on-off valve 28a is opened (point e), the electrolytic solution in the storage tank 3 for which defoaming has been completed
11 is sucked up into the vacuum impregnation tank 2 by the vacuum pressure through the supply pipe 29 and the opening / closing valve 28a and supplied to the liquid chamber 12c, and the electrolytic capacitor element 10 held in the liquid chamber 12c is dipped and held for a predetermined time. As a result, the air inside the electrolytic capacitor element is discharged as bubbles 48, and the electrolytic solution 11 permeates to the center of the electrolytic capacitor element (see FIG. 4). Further, since the electrolytic solution 11 supplied to the vacuum impregnation tank 2 is defoamed in the storage tank 3, it does not boil in the vacuum impregnation tank 2 unlike the conventional apparatus, and therefore the lead wire 10a is It doesn't get dirty with 11. After a predetermined impregnation time has elapsed, the opening / closing valve 28a is closed (point f) and then the opening valve 46 is opened (point g) to bring the pressure in the vacuum impregnation tank 2 to atmospheric pressure, and the opening / closing valve 28d is closed ( Point h). And since the predetermined time (t 1) after air valve 44 is opened (point i),該貯reservoir tank 3 is sucked through the hose 43 by vacuum device 8 again air in the reservoir 3 becomes a vacuum. When the pressure in the storage tank 3 reaches a predetermined vacuum pressure, the vacuum sensor 45 detects this and opens the opening / closing valve 28b (point j) to open and close the electrolytic solution 11 in the liquid chamber 12c at atmospheric pressure by the vacuum pressure. Valve 28b and recovery pipe 30
Is sucked through and collected in the storage tank 3. At the same time, the sealing lid 13 is opened by a device (not shown) in order to carry out the electrolytic capacitor element 10 that has been impregnated from the vacuum impregnation tank (point h). When a predetermined time sufficient to collect the electrolytic solution 11 in the liquid chamber 12c has elapsed, the opening / closing valve 28b is closed (point l), the opening / closing valve 28c is opened (point m), and the electrolytic solution in the overflow chamber 12d is opened. 11 is passed through the recovery pipe 30 and similarly recovered in the storage tank 3 by vacuum pressure, and then the on-off valve 28c is closed (point n).

次に電解コンデンサ素子10に電解液11を含浸させたこと
により消費された量の電解液11を補充するため、開閉弁
28cが閉じられてから時間t2経過後に開閉弁28eが開かれ
る(点o)と、大気圧状態の予備槽5に収納されている
電解液11は貯溜槽3の真空圧によって吸引されてパイプ
32及び開閉弁28eを通って貯溜槽3へ補充され、該貯溜
槽3の電解液11の液面11aが所定の高さになると液面セ
ンサ26がこれを検知して開閉弁28eを閉じて(点p)、
電解液11の補充が終了する。このようにして常に消費さ
れた量だけの電解液11が補充されるので貯溜槽3には一
定量の電解液11が確保されており、作業者は予備槽5へ
適宜電解液11を注入するだけで、貯溜槽3の電解液11の
量に特別の注意を払う必要はない。
Next, in order to replenish the electrolytic solution 11 in the amount consumed by impregnating the electrolytic capacitor element 10 with the electrolytic solution 11, the on-off valve
Off valve 28e is opened from 28c is closed to the time t 2 after elapse (point o), the electrolytic solution 11 accommodated in the spare tank 5 of atmospheric pressure is sucked by the vacuum pressure of the reservoir 3 pipe
When the liquid level 11a of the electrolytic solution 11 in the storage tank 3 reaches a predetermined height, the liquid level sensor 26 detects this and closes the open / close valve 28e. (Point p),
The replenishment of the electrolytic solution 11 is completed. In this way, the electrolyte 11 is always replenished by the consumed amount, so that a certain amount of the electrolyte 11 is secured in the storage tank 3, and the worker appropriately injects the electrolyte 11 into the preliminary tank 5. However, it is not necessary to pay special attention to the amount of the electrolytic solution 11 in the storage tank 3.

一方、密閉蓋13が開放された真空含浸槽2内にクランプ
治具1が再び搬入され(点q)、平行板22及び23でリー
ド線10aを挾持して含浸された電解コンデンサ素子10を
搬出し(点r)、脱液槽4に搬送して余剰の電解液11を
滴下させ、又は圧縮空気を吹き付けて取り除く。そして
再び新しい電解コンデンサ素子10を整列挾持したクラン
プ治具9を搬送して真空含浸槽2へ搬入し(点s)て、
挾持部材15と挾持弾性体16との間で挾持した後クランプ
治具9のみを搬出し(点t)、次にエアバルブ44を閉じ
て(点u)貯溜槽3を真空状態に保持して電解液11を真
空脱泡して1サイクルの動作を終了する。
On the other hand, the clamp jig 1 is again loaded into the vacuum impregnation tank 2 with the sealing lid 13 opened (point q), and the parallel plate 22 and 23 hold the lead wire 10a to carry out the impregnated electrolytic capacitor element 10. (Point r), the excess electrolytic solution 11 is conveyed to the dewatering tank 4 and dropped, or compressed air is blown to remove it. Then, the clamp jig 9 with the new electrolytic capacitor element 10 aligned and carried again is carried into the vacuum impregnation tank 2 (point s),
After holding between the holding member 15 and the holding elastic body 16, only the clamp jig 9 is carried out (point t), and then the air valve 44 is closed (point u) to hold the storage tank 3 in a vacuum state for electrolysis. The liquid 11 is degassed in vacuum to complete one cycle of operation.

上記した含浸のサイクルが次々と繰り返されて自動的に
電解コンデンサ素子10の含浸が行われる。そして電解液
11は含浸工程のほとんどの時間真空中にあるので、外部
から空気が浸入する機会が少なく、また脱泡された状態
で電解コンデンサ素子10を含浸するので従来、例えば外
径16mm程度のものまでしか処理できなかった容器の装置
においても外径18mm以上の電解コンデンサ素子10の中心
部にまで高粘度の電解液11を完全に含浸させることがで
きる。また、電解液11の各槽間の授受は真空圧だけによ
って行われ、専用のポンプ等を必要としないので、故障
のおそれもなく、また装置の製作費も大幅に低減させる
ことができる。
The above-mentioned impregnation cycle is repeated one after another to automatically impregnate the electrolytic capacitor element 10. And electrolyte
Since 11 is in vacuum most of the time of the impregnation process, there is little opportunity for air to enter from the outside, and since the electrolytic capacitor element 10 is impregnated in a defoamed state, only the conventional one with an outer diameter of about 16 mm, for example, can be used. Even in the case of a device that cannot be treated, the high-viscosity electrolytic solution 11 can be completely impregnated into the central portion of the electrolytic capacitor element 10 having an outer diameter of 18 mm or more. Further, since the exchange of the electrolytic solution 11 between the respective tanks is performed only by the vacuum pressure and no dedicated pump or the like is required, there is no fear of failure and the manufacturing cost of the device can be greatly reduced.

効 果 本発明は、上記のように真空とした貯溜槽内で電解液中
の空気を真空脱泡した後、該電解液を真空含浸槽へ真空
圧により吸い上げて供給して電解コンデンサ素子に電解
液を含浸させるようにしたので、ピンホール等による未
含浸部の発生が防止できると共に、大型の電解コンデン
サ素子であってもその中心部にまで電解液を含浸させる
ことができる効果があり、またこの結果電解コンデンサ
素子の電気的特性を高めることができる効果がある。ま
た真空含浸槽内での電解液の沸騰をなくしたので、該液
の飛び跳ねを防止してリード線への電解液の付着を皆無
にできる効果があり、またこの結果半田付け不良の発生
が防止できる効果がある。
Effects The present invention, after degassing the air in the electrolytic solution in a storage tank that is evacuated as described above by vacuum, sucks and supplies the electrolytic solution to the vacuum impregnation tank by vacuum pressure to electrolyze the electrolytic capacitor element. Since the liquid is impregnated, it is possible to prevent the generation of unimpregnated parts due to pinholes and the like, and it is possible to impregnate the electrolytic solution even to the center of a large electrolytic capacitor element. As a result, there is an effect that the electric characteristics of the electrolytic capacitor element can be improved. Also, since the boiling of the electrolytic solution in the vacuum impregnation tank is eliminated, there is an effect that the splashing of the electrolytic solution can be prevented and the electrolytic solution does not adhere to the lead wires. As a result, defective soldering can be prevented. There is an effect that can be done.

更に真空とされた真空含浸槽内に保持された電解コンデ
ンサ素子に真空脱泡して空気を含まない電解液を供給し
て浸漬させて含浸させるようにしたので、比較的小型の
装置を用いて粘度の高い電解液を大型の電解コンデンサ
素子の中心部にまで含浸されて高耐圧の電解コンデンサ
素子を製作することができる効果がある。
Furthermore, since the electrolytic capacitor element held in the vacuum impregnation tank was vacuum degassed and the electrolytic solution containing no air was supplied and immersed to impregnate it, a relatively small device was used. There is an effect that a high-viscosity electrolytic capacitor element can be manufactured by impregnating a large-sized electrolytic capacitor element into the central portion of the electrolytic capacitor element having a high viscosity.

また、真空含浸槽、貯溜槽、脱液槽及び予備槽を夫々開
閉弁を介してパイプで連通接続して真空圧を用いて真空
含浸及び脱液槽内の電解液を貯溜槽へ回収すると共に、
該貯溜槽の電解液が不足したとき予備槽から電解液を補
給するようにしたので、電解液を供給又は回収するため
の専用ポンプを不要化できる効果があり、またこの結果
装置を安価に製作することができる効果がある。また電
解液が大気圧に解放される時間を最小として該液への空
気の混入を防止できる効果がある。
In addition, the vacuum impregnation tank, the storage tank, the dewatering tank, and the auxiliary tank are connected to each other by pipes via open / close valves, and the electrolytic solution in the vacuum impregnation and dewatering tank is recovered to the storage tank by using vacuum pressure. ,
Since the electrolytic solution is replenished from the reserve tank when the electrolytic solution in the storage tank is insufficient, there is an effect that a dedicated pump for supplying or recovering the electrolytic solution can be eliminated, and as a result, the device can be manufactured at low cost. There is an effect that can be. Further, there is an effect that the time during which the electrolytic solution is released to the atmospheric pressure is minimized to prevent air from being mixed into the electrolytic solution.

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

図面は本発明の実施例に係り、第1図は電解液真空含浸
装置の全体構成を示す説明図、第2図は真空含浸槽の部
分縦断面図、第3図は電解コンデンサ素子を挾持する状
態を示すクランプ治具の斜視図、第4図は電解コンデン
サ素子が電解液に浸漬されて含浸される状態を示す部分
縦断面拡大図、第5図は電解液真空含浸装置の作動の様
子を説明するタイムチャートである。 1は電解液真空含浸装置、2は真空含浸槽、3は貯溜
槽、4は脱液槽、5は予備槽、6はパイプ群、8は真空
装置、10は電解コンデンサ素子、11は電解液、28a,28b,
28c,28d,28eは開閉弁、29は供給パイプ、30は回収パイ
プである。
The drawings relate to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 1 is an explanatory view showing the overall structure of an electrolytic solution vacuum impregnation apparatus, FIG. 2 is a partial vertical cross-sectional view of a vacuum impregnation tank, and FIG. 3 holds an electrolytic capacitor element. Fig. 4 is a perspective view of a clamp jig showing the state, Fig. 4 is an enlarged partial vertical sectional view showing a state in which an electrolytic capacitor element is immersed in an electrolytic solution and impregnated, and Fig. 5 shows a state of operation of the electrolytic solution vacuum impregnating apparatus. It is a time chart to explain. 1 is an electrolytic solution vacuum impregnation apparatus, 2 is a vacuum impregnation tank, 3 is a storage tank, 4 is a liquid removal tank, 5 is a preliminary tank, 6 is a pipe group, 8 is a vacuum device, 10 is an electrolytic capacitor element, and 11 is an electrolytic solution. , 28a, 28b,
28c, 28d and 28e are opening / closing valves, 29 is a supply pipe, and 30 is a recovery pipe.

───────────────────────────────────────────────────── フロントページの続き (72)発明者 中澤 健 長野県南安曇郡穂高町大字有明5292番地の 1 ファーイーストエンジニアリング株式 会社内 ─────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─── Continuation of the front page (72) Inventor Ken Nakazawa 1 5292 Ariake, Ariake, Hodaka-cho, Minamiazumi-gun, Nagano 1 Far East Engineering Co., Ltd.

Claims (4)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】電解コンデンサ素子に電解液を真空中で含
浸させる真空含浸槽と前記電解液を貯溜する貯溜槽とを
開閉弁を介して前記電解液の供給パイプ及び回収パイプ
とで連通接続し、前記貯溜槽を真空として該貯溜槽内の
前記電解液中の空気を真空脱泡した後前記貯溜槽の圧力
を大気圧とすると共に前記真空含浸槽内を真空として前
記貯溜槽内の前記電解液を前記供給パイプから真空圧に
より吸い上げて供給して前記電解コンデンサ素子に前記
電解液を含浸させた後、前記真空含浸槽内の圧力を大気
圧とすると共に前記貯溜槽内を真空として前記真空含浸
槽内の前記電解液を前記回収パイプから真空圧により前
記貯溜槽に回収することにより、前記電解液中の空気を
脱泡した状態で前記電解コンデンサ素子に含浸させるこ
とを特徴とする電解コンデンサ素子の電解液真空含浸方
法。
1. A vacuum impregnation tank for impregnating an electrolytic capacitor element with an electrolytic solution in vacuum and a storage tank for storing the electrolytic solution are connected to each other through an on-off valve by a supply pipe and a recovery pipe for the electrolytic solution. A vacuum is applied to the storage tank, the air in the electrolytic solution in the storage tank is degassed in vacuum, the pressure in the storage tank is set to atmospheric pressure, and the vacuum impregnation tank is evacuated to perform the electrolysis in the storage tank. After the liquid is sucked up and supplied from the supply pipe by vacuum pressure to impregnate the electrolytic capacitor element with the electrolytic solution, the pressure in the vacuum impregnation tank is set to atmospheric pressure and the inside of the storage tank is vacuumed to the vacuum. By collecting the electrolytic solution in the impregnation tank from the recovery pipe into the storage tank by vacuum pressure, the air in the electrolytic solution is defoamed to impregnate the electrolytic capacitor element. Electrolyte vacuum impregnation method of the capacitor element.
【請求項2】貯溜槽内の電解液の空気を真空脱泡した後
真空とした真空含浸槽へ供給して電解コンデンサ素子に
前記電解液を含浸させ、残余の前記電解液を真空とした
前記貯溜槽へ回収すると共に、前記含浸した電解コンデ
ンサ素子から滴下する前記電解液を受ける脱液槽に溜ま
った前記電解液を真空とした前記貯溜槽に真空圧により
回収し、また前記貯溜槽内の前記電解液が所定の量より
少なくなったとき予備槽内の前記電解液を真空にした前
記貯溜槽へ真空圧により補充することを特徴とする電解
コンデンサ素子の真空含浸方法。
2. The electrolytic solution air in the storage tank is vacuum degassed and then supplied to a vacuum impregnation tank to impregnate the electrolytic capacitor element with the electrolytic solution, and the remaining electrolytic solution is evacuated. In addition to recovering to the storage tank, the electrolytic solution accumulated in the drainage tank that receives the electrolytic solution dropped from the impregnated electrolytic capacitor element is recovered by vacuum pressure in the vacuumed storage tank, and also in the storage tank. A vacuum impregnation method for an electrolytic capacitor element, characterized in that, when the amount of the electrolytic solution is less than a predetermined amount, the electrolytic solution in a preliminary tank is replenished to the storage tank which has been evacuated by vacuum pressure.
【請求項3】電解コンデンサ素子を収容して真空中で電
解液を含浸させる真空含浸槽と、前記電解液を貯溜する
と共に内部の圧力を真空とすることにより前記電解液中
の空気を真空脱泡して前記真空含浸槽に前記電解液を供
給し、また前記真空含浸槽から前記電解液を回収する貯
溜槽と、前記真空含浸槽及び該貯溜槽内の圧力を所定の
タイミングに従って真空とする真空装置とを備えたこと
を特徴とする電解コンデンサ素子の電解液真空含浸装
置。
3. A vacuum impregnation tank for accommodating an electrolytic capacitor element and impregnating an electrolytic solution in a vacuum; and a vacuum deaeration of air in the electrolytic solution by storing the electrolytic solution and reducing the internal pressure to a vacuum. A storage tank for foaming and supplying the electrolytic solution to the vacuum impregnation tank and for collecting the electrolytic solution from the vacuum impregnation tank, and a vacuum in the vacuum impregnation tank and the pressure in the storage tank according to predetermined timing. An electrolytic solution vacuum impregnation device for an electrolytic capacitor element, comprising: a vacuum device.
【請求項4】電解コンデンサ素子を収容した真空中で電
解液を含浸させる真空含浸槽と、前記電解液を貯溜する
と共に内部の圧力を真空とすることにより前記電解液中
の真空脱泡して前記真空含浸槽に前記電解液を供給しま
た前記真空含浸槽から前記電解液を回収する貯溜槽と、
前記電解液を含浸した前記電解コンデンサ素子から滴下
する前記電解液を受けて前記貯溜槽に返送する脱液槽
と、前記電解液を貯え前記貯溜槽の前記電解液の量が所
定量より少なくなったとき前記電解液を補充する予備槽
と、前記真空含浸槽と前記貯溜槽、前記脱液槽と前記貯
溜槽及び前記予備槽と前記貯溜槽とを夫々連通接続して
前記各槽間で前記電解液を授受する開閉弁を備えたパイ
プ群と、前記真空含浸槽及び前記貯溜槽内の圧力を所定
のタイミングに従って真空とする真空装置とを備えたこ
とを特徴とする電解コンデンサ素子の電解液真空含浸装
置。
4. A vacuum impregnation tank for impregnating an electrolytic solution in a vacuum containing an electrolytic capacitor element, and a vacuum defoaming in the electrolytic solution by storing the electrolytic solution and making the internal pressure vacuum. A storage tank for supplying the electrolytic solution to the vacuum impregnation tank and for collecting the electrolytic solution from the vacuum impregnation tank,
The amount of the electrolyte solution stored in the storage tank and the dewatering tank that receives the electrolyte solution dropped from the electrolytic capacitor element impregnated with the electrolyte solution and returns it to the storage tank becomes smaller than a predetermined amount. In this case, a preliminary tank for replenishing the electrolytic solution, the vacuum impregnation tank and the storage tank, the liquid removal tank and the storage tank, and the preliminary tank and the storage tank are connected in communication with each other, and An electrolytic solution of an electrolytic capacitor element, comprising: a pipe group having an opening / closing valve for delivering and receiving an electrolytic solution; and a vacuum device for evacuating the pressure in the vacuum impregnation tank and the storage tank at a predetermined timing. Vacuum impregnation device.
JP1170020A 1989-06-30 1989-06-30 Method and apparatus for vacuum impregnation of electrolytic solution of electrolytic capacitor element Expired - Fee Related JPH0782973B2 (en)

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