JPS5966032A - Glass working method - Google Patents

Glass working method

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Publication number
JPS5966032A
JPS5966032A JP57174650A JP17465082A JPS5966032A JP S5966032 A JPS5966032 A JP S5966032A JP 57174650 A JP57174650 A JP 57174650A JP 17465082 A JP17465082 A JP 17465082A JP S5966032 A JPS5966032 A JP S5966032A
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Prior art keywords
laser beam
hole
tube
wall surface
arc tube
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Yasuki Mori
泰樹 森
Shinji Inukai
伸治 犬飼
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Toshiba Corp
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    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B23MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • B23KSOLDERING OR UNSOLDERING; WELDING; CLADDING OR PLATING BY SOLDERING OR WELDING; CUTTING BY APPLYING HEAT LOCALLY, e.g. FLAME CUTTING; WORKING BY LASER BEAM
    • B23K26/00Working by laser beam, e.g. welding, cutting or boring
    • B23K26/70Auxiliary operations or equipment
    • B23K26/702Auxiliary equipment
    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B23MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • B23KSOLDERING OR UNSOLDERING; WELDING; CLADDING OR PLATING BY SOLDERING OR WELDING; CUTTING BY APPLYING HEAT LOCALLY, e.g. FLAME CUTTING; WORKING BY LASER BEAM
    • B23K2103/00Materials to be soldered, welded or cut
    • B23K2103/50Inorganic material, e.g. metals, not provided for in B23K2103/02 – B23K2103/26

Abstract

PURPOSE:To enable boring at desired position with high accuracy by providing a laser beam shield having low laser beam absorption while withstandable against temperature rise due to irradiation of laser beam. CONSTITUTION:A laser beam shielding rod 13 made of such substance as withstandable against temperature rise due to irradiation of laser beam while having low laser beam absorption, for example metal, is inserted from the inside of a chuck 12 for holding one end 11b of a light emission tube 11 made of silicon glass to the hollow section of at the central portion 11a of said tube 11. Then the laser beam 14 of CO2 collected through a convex lense 15 is irradiated such that the boring section 11c of said tube 11 and the shielding member 13 will be positioned on the light path. Consequently it causes no build-up at the circumference of the hole to enable boring of desired diameter with high accuracy.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔発明の技術分野〕 本発明は中空ガラス体の壁面にレーザ光線を使用して孔
をあけるガラス加工方法に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Technical Field of the Invention] The present invention relates to a glass processing method for making holes in the wall surface of a hollow glass body using a laser beam.

〔発明の技術的背景とその問題点〕[Technical background of the invention and its problems]

従来、中空ガラス体たとえば金属蒸気放電灯の発光管の
製造は1発光管の壁面に孔をあけ、この孔の周辺に排気
管を接続し、排気管を介して発光管内を排気してから始
動用希ガス、水銀さらには金属ハロゲン化物等を封入し
たのち、前記排気管をその根元部近くで封切(チップオ
フ)する工程がとられている。
Conventionally, in the manufacture of arc tubes for hollow glass bodies, such as metal vapor discharge lamps, a hole is drilled in the wall of the arc tube, an exhaust pipe is connected around this hole, and the inside of the arc tube is evacuated through the exhaust pipe before starting. After filling the exhaust pipe with a rare gas, mercury, metal halide, etc., a step is taken in which the exhaust pipe is tipped off near its base.

前記発光管壁面の孔あけを更に詳述すれば、第1図に示
すように発光管すなわ!2石英管(1)の開口部を栓(
2) 、 (2)で密封あるいは空気゛まだは窒素ガス
等の圧縮気体で内圧をかけ、壁面を部分的に酸水素バー
ナー焔(3)などで加熱し、rf内の内圧の増加により
加熱部分の壁面を突き破って孔(4)をあける方法がと
られている。まだ、前記孔(4)の径の丙きさは9発光
管内への封入物の大きさKより決定される排気管の内径
に見合う値がとられ、従来2.0〜4.0 mm程度の
範囲にあった。
To explain in more detail the drilling of the wall of the arc tube, as shown in FIG. 1, the arc tube is formed! 2 Close the opening of the quartz tube (1) with a stopper (
2) In (2), seal or apply internal pressure with compressed gas such as air (or nitrogen gas), and partially heat the wall surface with an oxyhydrogen burner flame (3), etc., and increase the internal pressure within the RF to heat the heated area. The method used is to punch through the wall and make a hole (4). However, the diameter of the hole (4) is set to a value commensurate with the inner diameter of the exhaust pipe, which is determined by the size K of the substance enclosed in the arc tube, and is conventionally about 2.0 to 4.0 mm. It was within the range of

さらに、排気管の封切した残部の大きさは0発光管の温
度分布に影響を及ぼ12%性変動の原因ともなるので、
できるだけ小さくするととが望ましい。
Furthermore, the size of the sealed remainder of the exhaust pipe affects the temperature distribution of the arc tube and causes a 12% variation, so
It is desirable to make it as small as possible.

近年、高効率、長寿命を特徴とする高圧放電灯は、省エ
ネルギーの観点から白熱電球に代わる光源として需要が
拡大し、さらに家庭用光源としての社会的要請に対応し
てその小形化も活発に行なわれつつあり、特に演色性の
点からメタルハライド2ンブの小形化の開発が必要とな
ってきている。
In recent years, demand for high-pressure discharge lamps, which are characterized by high efficiency and long life, has increased as a light source to replace incandescent light bulbs from the perspective of energy conservation, and in response to social demands for use as household light sources, demand for high-pressure discharge lamps has also increased. In particular, from the viewpoint of color rendering properties, it has become necessary to develop smaller metal halide membranes.

しかるに、小形メタルハライドランプの場合には。However, in the case of small metal halide lamps.

封入物として水銀の他に各種金属または金属ハロゲン化
物が封入されるため他品種ランプよりも一層その温度分
布特に発光管の最冷部温度が特性に及ぼす影響が大きく
、小形になる程、その排気管の封切した残部、または排
気管接続用の孔の径の小径化、均一性が重要となってく
る。
In addition to mercury, various metals or metal halides are filled as fillers, so the temperature distribution, especially the temperature of the coldest part of the arc tube, has a greater effect on the characteristics than other types of lamps. It is important to reduce the diameter of the sealed remaining part of the pipe or the hole for connecting the exhaust pipe and to make it uniform.

たとえば、40Wの小形メタルハライドランプの場合9
発光管の大きさは内径8 mmの球形で、封入物として
はAr100)−ル、水銀8rrtg、重量混合比で1
:5の沃化スカンジウムと沃化ナトリウムを2.0 I
T!gそれぞれ封入する。これ等の封入物の大きさから
発光管壁面にあけられる孔の大きさつまりその径は1.
 Omm±0.2 mmの精度が要求され、この下限値
未満では封入物が入らず、また上限値を越すようになる
と、この孔と孔の周辺に接続する排気管との接合部から
リークが発生しやすくなるので好ましくない。また、排
気管の内径は前記孔径との対応から1.5 mm :ヒ
0.2 mmが適肖である。
For example, in the case of a 40W small metal halide lamp, 9
The size of the arc tube is spherical with an inner diameter of 8 mm, and the filling material is Ar100), 8 rrtg of mercury, and a weight mixing ratio of 1.
:5 scandium iodide and sodium iodide at 2.0 I
T! Enclose each g. Based on the size of these inclusions, the size of the hole drilled in the wall of the arc tube, that is, its diameter, is 1.
An accuracy of 0mm ± 0.2 mm is required; below this lower limit, no inclusions will enter the hole, and if it exceeds the upper limit, leaks will occur from the joint between this hole and the exhaust pipe connected around the hole. This is not preferable because it tends to occur more easily. In addition, the inner diameter of the exhaust pipe is suitably 1.5 mm: 0.2 mm in correspondence with the hole diameter.

さらに、孔のあけ方は前記のように加熱した管壁を管の
内部圧力によって突き破る方法であるため、孔周辺の管
外周面に突き破られた石英ガラスの盛り上が9部が生じ
、しかもこの盛り上シ部のバラツキは加熱温度、加熱範
囲、管壁の厚さ等により相当大きいので、小形発光管内
容積のバラツキを増長させ、ランプ特性に甚だ悪い影響
を及ぼす。しかも、このような悪影響は発光管が更に小
形になるほど一層助長される傾向がある。また。
Furthermore, since the hole is made by using the internal pressure of the tube to pierce the heated tube wall as described above, 9 raised areas of pierced quartz glass are created on the outer circumferential surface of the tube around the hole. This variation in the raised portion is quite large depending on the heating temperature, heating range, thickness of the tube wall, etc., so it increases the variation in the internal volume of the small arc tube, and has a serious effect on the lamp characteristics. Moreover, such adverse effects tend to be exacerbated as the arc tube becomes smaller. Also.

発光管に限らず、一般に中空ガラス体の壁面に孔をあけ
る際には、所定の位置に、かつ精度の高い孔径を有する
ことが要求され、さらには孔の周辺のガラス盛り上りは
できるだけ少いことが望゛まれでいる。1本発明者等は
このような事態に対処して。
When drilling a hole in the wall of a hollow glass body, not just in arc tubes, in general, it is required to have a hole in a predetermined position and with a highly accurate hole diameter, and furthermore, the glass bulge around the hole must be minimized as much as possible. It is hoped that this will happen. 1. The present inventors have dealt with this situation.

ガラス加工熱源として酸水素バーナ焔に代えてレーザ光
の利用を老えついたが、この方法によると加工部以外の
壁面に重大な損傷を与へ、中空ガラス体を破損させる揚
台があることが判った。
Laser light has been used as a heat source for glass processing in place of oxyhydrogen burner flame, but this method can cause serious damage to walls other than the processing area, and there is a possibility that there is a platform that can damage the hollow glass body. understood.

〔発明の目的〕[Purpose of the invention]

本発明は上記種々の事情を考慮しでなされたもので、中
空ガラス体の壁面の所定の位Wt、に精度の高い径を有
゛するように孔をあけると共に、孔の周辺にガラス盛り
上りが少なく、し7かも壁面に損傷をきたさlxいガラ
ス加工方法を提供ノーることを目的とする。
The present invention has been made in consideration of the various circumstances mentioned above, and includes making a hole with a highly accurate diameter at a predetermined location Wt on the wall surface of a hollow glass body, and creating a bulge of glass around the hole. It is an object of the present invention to provide a glass processing method that causes less damage to the wall surface and causes less damage to the wall surface.

〔発明の概要〕[Summary of the invention]

本発明は壁面に孔をあけようとする中空ガラス体の内部
にレーザ光の吸収率が低く、1.かもl/ −ザ光照射
に基づく昇温にも耐えるレーザ光遮蔽体を挿入し、上記
孔あけ予定部と遮蔽体とが光路上に位置するように中空
ガラス体の外部からレーザ光を照射して壁面に孔をあけ
ることを特徴とする。
According to the present invention, the absorption rate of laser light is low inside the hollow glass body in which a hole is to be made in the wall surface, and 1. A laser light shielding body that can withstand temperature rise due to laser light irradiation is inserted, and the laser light is irradiated from outside the hollow glass body so that the above-mentioned portion to be drilled and the shielding body are located on the optical path. It is characterized by making holes in the wall surface.

〔発明の実施例〕[Embodiments of the invention]

以下9本発明の詳細を図示の一実施例を参照して説明す
る。図において、 (II)は40Wメタルハライドラ
ンプ用の石英ガラス製の発光管で、肉厚的0、6 mm
で、中央部(lla)は内径的8 mmの中空め球形状
に形成され9両端部(llb) 、 (llb)は後工
程で圧潰封止される細管状をなしている。0旧ま上記発
光管の一端部(nb)を保持するチャックで、このチャ
ック(1ツの内部から発光管中央部(lla)の中空部
ヘレーザ光の吸収率が低く、かつレーザ光照射時の昇温
にも耐える物質たとえば金属からなる棒状のレーザ光遮
蔽体(131が挿入される。(1(イ)は凸レンズ09
を介して集光されるレーザ光たとえば炭酸ガスレーザ光
で、上記石英ガラス製発光管(11)の孔あけ予定部(
IIC)と遮蔽、体(1□□□とが光路上に位置するよ
うに照射される。なお、凸レンズ05)の孔あけ予定部
(lIC)からの距離は、孔の大きさ、凸レンズの焦点
距離、凸レンズへ入射するレーザ光のビーム径等により
決まる値であり、たとえば予定する孔の径が1.、 O
mmでレーザビ・−ム径が10mmの場合。
The details of the present invention will be explained below with reference to one embodiment shown in the drawings. In the figure, (II) is a quartz glass arc tube for a 40W metal halide lamp, with a wall thickness of 0.6 mm.
The central portion (lla) is formed into a hollow spherical shape with an inner diameter of 8 mm, and both end portions (llb) are in the form of a thin tube that will be crushed and sealed in a subsequent process. A chuck that holds one end (nb) of the arc tube. A rod-shaped laser beam shield (131) made of a material that can withstand temperature rise, such as metal, is inserted. (1 (a) is a convex lens 09
A laser beam, for example, a carbon dioxide gas laser beam, is focused through the quartz glass arc tube (11) to drill the planned hole (
IIC), shielding, and body (1 This value is determined by the distance, the beam diameter of the laser beam incident on the convex lens, etc. For example, if the diameter of the planned hole is 1. , O
mm and the laser beam diameter is 10 mm.

焦点距離200 mmの凸レンズ(15)を使用すると
When using a convex lens (15) with a focal length of 200 mm.

壁面の孔あけ予定部(1,1,c )の表面は焦点から
約20mm凸l/ンズ側へ外しだ位置に設置すればよい
The surface of the portion (1, 1, c) to be drilled on the wall may be placed at a position about 20 mm away from the focal point toward the convex l/lens side.

上記方法によれば、孔あけ予定部の石英ガラスはレーザ
光の照射によって飛散し、従来方法の場合のように孔の
周辺に内部となって残るようなことがなく、シかも所望
する孔径1. Omm −1−0,2mrnを充分に満
足する精度の高い孔径が得られる。また。
According to the above method, the quartz glass in the area where the hole is to be drilled is scattered by the laser beam irradiation, and does not remain inside the hole around the hole as in the case of the conventional method. .. A highly accurate pore diameter that fully satisfies Omm -1-0.2 mrn can be obtained. Also.

所定の孔があけられると、レーザ光は」二配孔に対向す
る反対側の壁面(]、1d) K布達し、この部分の表
面を損傷または孔をあける等の不測の事態も起こしかね
ないが、上記方法によれば発光管(11)の中空部には
レーザ)+t、の吸収率が低く、かつ高融点の金属から
なる遮蔽体θ埠が挿入されているから、上記孔をあけて
更に対向する反対側壁面(lid)に向うレーザ光はこ
の遮蔽体(1騰によって遮断されるので9反対側壁面(
lid)が損傷することは完全に防止することができる
When a predetermined hole is drilled, the laser beam will reach the opposite wall surface (], 1d) facing the two holes, which may cause unexpected situations such as damaging or puncturing the surface of this area. However, according to the above method, a shielding body θ made of a metal with a low absorption rate and a high melting point is inserted into the hollow part of the arc tube (11). Further, the laser beam directed toward the opposite wall surface (lid) is blocked by this shield (1 rise), so the laser light directed toward the opposite wall surface (lid)
damage to the lid) can be completely prevented.

なお、遮蔽体(」埼は上記のようにレーザ光遮蔽とl〜
ての役目を果たす関係」−9当然千の幅はあけられる孔
の径以上にすることが必要である。
In addition, the shielding body ('sai) is the laser beam shielding and l~
Of course, the width of the hole must be greater than the diameter of the hole to be drilled.

さらに、−上記遮蔽体(1(6)の挿入配置された位置
が。
Furthermore, - the position at which the shield (1 (6)) is inserted;

レーザ光と正しく直交する位置関係にないと″%遮蔽体
θ線の表面で反射されたl/−ザ光が他の壁面部分に集
光反射して、この壁面を損傷することがあり得るが、遮
蔽体0(の少なくともレーザ光照射面側を粗面加工して
おけば、、iJ@蔽体(1漠の配置位1ρ、V1.。
If the position is not right orthogonal to the laser beam, the l/- laser beam reflected from the surface of the θ-ray of the shielding body may be condensed and reflected on other wall surfaces, damaging this wall surface. , if at least the laser beam irradiation surface side of the shielding body 0 is roughened, , iJ@shielding body (1), the arrangement position 1ρ, V1.

若干のずれがあってもし〜」−ザ光は乱反射されて壁面
の一部に集光反射するようなととがなくなるので、孔あ
け部以外の壁面の損傷は防止できる。
Even if there is a slight deviation, the light is diffusely reflected and there is no point where it is condensed and reflected on a part of the wall surface, so damage to the wall surface other than the hole area can be prevented.

なお、1/−ザ光遮蔽体は金属に限られるものではなく
、要は使用するレーザ光の吸収率が低く。
Note that the 1/- laser light shielding body is not limited to metal, and the important thing is that the absorption rate of the laser light used is low.

かつ、レーザが照射されt場合の昇温に耐える物であれ
ば差し支えない。本発明に用いられる1/−ザ光は炭酸
ガス(CO2) L/−ザ、ルビーレー・すZ YAG
レーザ等があるが、 YAGレーザは出力が大きく出来
ないため、壁面が肉薄の物には適するが厚肉の物の場合
には上記他のレーザに較べて加工速度が劣る。また、レ
ーザ光遮蔽体は、炭酸ガスレーザの場合には金属好まし
くは高融点金属、一方YAGレーザ、ルビーレーザの場
合にはそれぞれ約1μm、約07μmの波長用の反射膜
を被着した金属あるいはセラミック、シリコン等が適す
る。
Moreover, any material may be used as long as it can withstand the temperature rise when the laser is irradiated. 1/-The light used in the present invention is carbon dioxide (CO2) L/-The Ruby Ray SuZ YAG
There are lasers, etc., but YAG lasers cannot produce a large output, so they are suitable for thin walled objects, but the processing speed for thick walled objects is inferior to the other lasers mentioned above. In addition, the laser beam shielding body is a metal, preferably a high-melting point metal in the case of a carbon dioxide laser, and a metal or ceramic coated with a reflective film for wavelengths of about 1 μm and about 0.7 μm, respectively, in the case of a YAG laser and a ruby laser. , silicon, etc. are suitable.

さら忙9本発明は上記実施例に限られるものではなく、
たとえばハロゲン電球における排気管接続用の孔をあけ
る場合等のように他の管球に適用しても同様に顕著な効
果が得られるものであり。
Furthermore, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments,
Similar remarkable effects can be obtained even when applied to other bulbs, for example, when drilling a hole for connecting an exhaust pipe in a halogen bulb.

またガラス管等の中空ガラス体のガラス細工において、
その壁面に所望の孔をあける加工1稈に適用することも
できる。
In addition, in the glasswork of hollow glass bodies such as glass tubes,
It is also possible to apply the process to one culm by drilling desired holes in the wall surface.

〔発明の゛勺果〕[Results of invention]

以−ト詳述したように本発明は中空ガラス体の所望する
壁面に孔をあけるガラス加工方法において1ノ−ザ光を
利用するとともに、中空ガラス体の内部にレーザ光吸収
率が低いレーザ光遮蔽体を挿入して行うようKしたので
、所望の位置に精度の高い孔径を有する孔をあけること
ができるばかりでなく、孔の周辺にガラスの盛り上りが
生じることがなく、L7かも孔部以外の壁面にレーザ光
にょる損傷を与えることがない等の効果が得られる。
As described in detail above, the present invention utilizes laser light in a glass processing method for making a hole in a desired wall surface of a hollow glass body, and also injects a laser beam with a low absorption rate into the interior of the hollow glass body. By inserting a shield into the hole, it is not only possible to drill a hole with a highly accurate hole diameter in the desired position, but also to prevent the glass from building up around the hole, and to make it easier to drill holes in L7. Effects such as no damage caused by the laser beam to other wall surfaces can be obtained.

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

第1図は従来方法を示し、第2図は本発明の一実施例を
示す。 U・・・石英ガラス製発光管、  (,11c)・・・
孔あけ予定部、0階・・・遮蔽体、θ4・・・レーザ光
、 (151・・・凸レンズ。 代理人 弁理士  則 近 憲 佑 (ほか1名)
FIG. 1 shows a conventional method, and FIG. 2 shows an embodiment of the present invention. U...quartz glass arc tube, (,11c)...
Planned hole drilling area, 0th floor...Shielding body, θ4...Laser light, (151...Convex lens. Agent: Patent attorney Kensuke Chika (and 1 other person)

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 (1)中空ガラス体の壁面に孔をあける方法にオdいて
、中空ガラス体の内部にレーザ光遮蔽体を挿入し、上記
レーザ光遮蔽体と壁面の孔あけ予定音すとがレーザ光路
上に位置するように一ヒ記中空ガラス体の外部からレー
ザ光を照射することによって八(面に孔をあけることを
特徴とするガラス加工方法。 (211/ −v’ )Y、; 1)fq i& 体カ
e少なくともl/−リ”光11(1射面側を粗面ツノ1
ビ1−されていることを特徴とする特r1梢求の範囲第
1項記載のガラヌカ1ビ[方Y慇(3)中空ガラス体が
管球であることをl(k徴とする特許請求の範囲第1項
または第2項記載のガラス加工方法。 (4)tノ−ザ光遮蔽体が金属であることを特徴とする
特許請求の範囲第3項記載のガラス加工方法。
[Claims] (1) In addition to the method of making a hole in the wall surface of a hollow glass body, a laser beam shielding body is inserted inside the hollow glass body, and a hole is to be formed between the laser beam shielding body and the wall surface. (211/-v') Y,; 1) fq i & body shape at least l/-ri" light 11 (1
(3) A patent claim in which the feature is that the hollow glass body is a tube. The glass processing method according to claim 1 or 2. (4) The glass processing method according to claim 3, wherein the nose light shield is made of metal.
JP57174650A 1982-10-06 1982-10-06 Glass working method Pending JPS5966032A (en)

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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
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US4682855A (en) * 1985-02-11 1987-07-28 Director-General Of Agency Of Industrial Science And Technology Laser-light absorber and method for absorbing laser light
US5667708A (en) * 1996-03-12 1997-09-16 Caterpillar Inc. Laser beam deflector for protection of underlying portions of an item during laser cutting of overlaying stock
US5994667A (en) * 1997-10-15 1999-11-30 Scimed Life Systems, Inc. Method and apparatus for laser cutting hollow workpieces

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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US4682855A (en) * 1985-02-11 1987-07-28 Director-General Of Agency Of Industrial Science And Technology Laser-light absorber and method for absorbing laser light
US5667708A (en) * 1996-03-12 1997-09-16 Caterpillar Inc. Laser beam deflector for protection of underlying portions of an item during laser cutting of overlaying stock
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