JPS5970906A - Measurement of smoothness - Google Patents

Measurement of smoothness

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Publication number
JPS5970906A
JPS5970906A JP18072982A JP18072982A JPS5970906A JP S5970906 A JPS5970906 A JP S5970906A JP 18072982 A JP18072982 A JP 18072982A JP 18072982 A JP18072982 A JP 18072982A JP S5970906 A JPS5970906 A JP S5970906A
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Prior art keywords
gas
paper
sheet
smoothness
rigid body
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Japanese (ja)
Inventor
Wataru Shimoma
下間 亘
Nobuyoshi Taguchi
田口 信義
Tokihiko Shimizu
清水 時彦
Osamu Hotta
収 堀田
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Panasonic Holdings Corp
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Matsushita Electric Industrial Co Ltd
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    • GPHYSICS
    • G01MEASURING; TESTING
    • G01BMEASURING LENGTH, THICKNESS OR SIMILAR LINEAR DIMENSIONS; MEASURING ANGLES; MEASURING AREAS; MEASURING IRREGULARITIES OF SURFACES OR CONTOURS
    • G01B13/00Measuring arrangements characterised by the use of fluids
    • G01B13/22Measuring arrangements characterised by the use of fluids for measuring roughness or irregularity of surfaces

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  • Measuring Arrangements Characterized By The Use Of Fluids (AREA)

Abstract

PURPOSE:To measure the surface roughness of a sheet to be measured such as a sheet comprising rubber or plastics, paper or an information recording material by using a fluid, by holding the sheet to be measured between the flat surface of a rigid body equipped with a gas passing orifice and a rigid body. CONSTITUTION:A specimen 1 is held between the flat surface 2 of a rigid body equipped with a gas passing orifice 4 and the flat surface 3 of a gas impervious rigid body. In this state, the gas passing orifice 4 is evacuated to measure the passing time of a predetermined volume of gas and the smoothness of the speciment 1 is calculated from the gas passing time.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 産業上の利用分野 本発明は、ゴムやプラスチックのシート、紙。[Detailed description of the invention] Industrial applications The present invention applies to rubber and plastic sheets and paper.

情報記録材料等の表面あらさを流体の使用(よって測定
する平滑度測定法に関する。
This invention relates to a smoothness measurement method that uses a fluid to measure the surface roughness of information recording materials, etc.

従来例の構成とその問題点 従来、紙や各種シート類の表面あらさは、触針法や拡大
写真法より簡便に定量測定できるベック平滑度測定法(
JIS  P8119)で測定していた。これは、中央
部に1 clの通気孔を設けた11c4の鏡面ガラス円
板面にゴム弾性体で試料f 1 kg/ cAの圧力で
押え、通気孔を300 mm Hg に保った時に試料
面とガラス面間を10CGの空気が通過する秒数でもっ
て平滑度を表すものである。この測定結果は紙や各種シ
ートラガラスのような剛体とゴムのような弾性体間で利
用する場合においてその機能を表す指標として有意義で
ある。しかしながら、剛体間で紙や各種シートを利用す
る場合には、ベック平滑度は全く対応が認められない。
Conventional structure and problems Conventionally, the surface roughness of paper and various sheets has been measured using the Bekk smoothness measurement method, which is easier to quantitatively measure than the stylus method or magnified photography method.
JIS P8119). This shows that when a rubber elastic body is used to press a sample f 1 kg/cA on the surface of an 11c4 mirror glass disk with a 1 cl vent hole in the center, and the vent hole is maintained at 300 mm Hg, the sample surface and Smoothness is expressed by the number of seconds it takes for 10CG of air to pass between the glass surfaces. This measurement result is meaningful as an index representing the function when used between a rigid body such as paper or various sheet glass and an elastic body such as rubber. However, when paper or various sheets are used between rigid bodies, no correspondence is observed in Bekk smoothness.

発明の目的 本発明は、紙や各種シートラ剛体間で利用する場合の、
紙や各棹シートの平滑度の的確な測定法の提供を目的と
する。
Purpose of the Invention The present invention provides a method for use between paper and various types of sheetra rigid bodies.
The purpose is to provide an accurate method for measuring the smoothness of paper and each rod sheet.

発明の構成 本発明は上記目的を達成するため、以下の方法で、紙や
各種シートの平滑度を測定することを特徴とする。すな
わち、従来例で説明した試料抑圧用のゴム弾性体の代り
に剛体たとえば約40謳φの鏡面がラス板を用いて空気
の通過秒数を測定するものである。
Structure of the Invention In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is characterized in that the smoothness of paper and various sheets is measured by the following method. That is, instead of the rubber elastic body for suppressing the sample described in the conventional example, a rigid body, for example, a mirror surface with a diameter of about 40 mm and a lath plate, is used to measure the number of seconds in which air passes.

ここで用いる鏡面ガラス板は、気体遮蔽性の剛体平面で
あれば材質や形状に制限はない。!!、た通気孔をそな
えるガラス板は気体が貫通できる孔があれば良いので、
孔の数や形に制限はない。これら両剛体表面が成す一対
の平行乎2面の平行度は試料に沿う程度のもので固定し
たものではない。また平面の面積は任意に規格化すれば
良い、1例えば10clが一般的である。気体貫通孔の
圧力は秒数を左右するもので一般的には300mmH9
に設定する。
The mirror glass plate used here is not limited in material or shape as long as it is a rigid plane with gas-shielding properties. ! ! A glass plate with ventilation holes only needs to have holes that allow gas to pass through.
There is no limit to the number or shape of holes. The parallelism of the pair of parallel planes formed by these two rigid surfaces is such that it follows the sample and is not fixed. Further, the area of the plane may be arbitrarily standardized, and is generally 1, for example, 10 cl. The pressure of the gas through hole affects the number of seconds and is generally 300mmH9.
Set to .

この本発明の測定法を第1図で説明する。1は試料、2
id気体責通孔4をそなえた剛体の平面、3は気体遮蔽
性剛体の平面、矢印Aは気体の主たる浸入方向と場所を
表わし、Bは気体の排出方向と場所を表わす。この矢印
Bは貫通孔負圧の例示であり、逆に加圧しても良い。以
下実施例で詳述干る。。
This measuring method of the present invention will be explained with reference to FIG. 1 is the sample, 2
id is a flat surface of a rigid body provided with gas ventilation holes 4; 3 is a flat surface of a gas-shielding rigid body; arrow A represents the main inflow direction and location of gas; arrow B represents the direction and location of gas discharge. This arrow B is an example of through-hole negative pressure, and pressure may be applied in the opposite direction. This will be explained in detail in Examples below. .

実施例の説明 気体貫通孔として11 、4mmφの円孔を有する、外
径37.6mmφのガラス面を剛体平面とし、これに、
紙をのせて、その上に鏡面仕−にげの37 、 F5m
mφステンレス板の面を気体遮蔽性の剛体平面として用
いた。この一対の平行平面に10に7 / cAの荷重
をかけて試料を押圧した状態で、気体貫通孔部を300
mmH&  に減圧し、10m1!の空気通過時間をの
均一性を表し、本発明の平滑度を従来のベック値で割算
したものである。
Description of Examples A glass surface with an outer diameter of 37.6 mmφ and having a circular hole of 11 mmφ and 4 mmφ as a gas through hole is used as a rigid plane.
Place a sheet of paper and place a mirror finish on it at 37, f/5m.
The surface of the mφ stainless steel plate was used as a rigid plane with gas-shielding properties. While applying a load of 10 to 7/cA to the pair of parallel planes and pressing the sample, the gas through-hole part was
Reduce pressure to mmH&, 10ml! It represents the uniformity of the air passage time, and is calculated by dividing the smoothness of the present invention by the conventional Beck value.

まず第2図は約20錘の非途工紙のデータで、代表例を
説明すると11は30〜40g / 771’の297
7紙、12は75 f/ / ++z2のばくり紙原紙
、13は369 / m’のろう紙用原紙、14は64
9 / 〜2の中側用紙、15は37 g / m’の
果樹製原紙である。
First of all, Figure 2 shows the data of about 20 pieces of non-woven paper, and to explain a typical example, 11 is 297 with a weight of 30 to 40 g / 771'.
7 paper, 12 is 75 f/ / ++ z2 wax paper base paper, 13 is 369 / m' wax paper base paper, 14 is 64
The middle paper of 9/~2, 15 is a fruit base paper of 37 g/m'.

丑だ第3図は約2Q種の塗工紙のデータで代表例を説明
すると、21は約607zm原の合成紙。
Ushida Figure 3 shows a representative example using the data of approximately 2Q type coated paper. 21 is approximately 607zm synthetic paper.

22は72〜7527m2のファインコート紙、23ば
1 (50g/ tn2の高平滑クレー紙、24はカラ
ー印画紙の裏面、25は290El / m’の白板紙
である。
22 is fine coat paper of 72-7527 m2, 23 is high smooth clay paper of 1 (50 g/tn2), 24 is the back side of color photographic paper, and 25 is white paperboard of 290 El/m'.

これら第2〜3図から明らかなように、本願発明の方法
の値とべ、り値とはほとんど相関がなくベック平滑度で
剛体間に利用するシートの評価ができない事がわかる。
As is clear from these FIGS. 2 and 3, there is almost no correlation between the value of the method of the present invention and the stickiness value, and it is understood that the Bekk smoothness cannot be used to evaluate the sheet used between rigid bodies.

寸だ本発明を用いて評価した均一性が高いほどムラの少
ないシートを意味し第3図の1で示した合成紙は非常に
均一なシート月料である。逆に、第2図11のグラシン
紙はキャレンダリングにより密度的には均一になってい
るが、元の抄きムラが厚さムラとなっているために均一
性が0.04″!、で低下したもので、剛体間で使用す
る場合は意味がない。
The higher the uniformity evaluated using the present invention, the less uneven the sheet. The synthetic paper shown at 1 in FIG. 3 is a very uniform sheet. On the other hand, the glassine paper shown in Fig. 2 11 has a uniform density due to calendering, but the original unevenness in papermaking causes thickness unevenness, so the uniformity is 0.04''! It is meaningless when used between rigid bodies.

これら40種の試料をバッキング材として使用したとこ
ろ、本発明の」11定値と、バッキング機能とに比例関
係が成立した。
When these 40 types of samples were used as backing materials, a proportional relationship was established between the "11 constant value of the present invention and the backing function."

一方、これら試料に固定分電量比でビスフェノール八〇
8、クリスタルバイオレットラクトン2、ポリビニルア
ルコール30の感熱発色層を約57tm厚さで塗布し、
感熱紙を用意した。この感熱紙を平滑なアルミ製ドラム
に巻き付けて、ライン形のザーマルヘッドで記録したと
ころ、本発明の平滑度が高いほど、ムラのない良好な画
像を得た。
On the other hand, a heat-sensitive coloring layer of bisphenol 808, crystal violet lactone 2, and polyvinyl alcohol 30 was applied to these samples at a fixed charge ratio to a thickness of about 57 t.
Prepare thermal paper. When this thermal paper was wound around a smooth aluminum drum and recorded with a line-type thermal head, the higher the smoothness of the present invention, the better the image was obtained without unevenness.

発明の効果 以上のように、本発明によれば、従来のベック平滑度で
は全く評価できなかった一剛体間で利用するシート材料
の適性を、的確かつ迅速に評価できる。
Effects of the Invention As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to accurately and quickly evaluate the suitability of a sheet material for use between one rigid body, which could not be evaluated at all using the conventional Bekk smoothness.

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

第1図は本発明の測定法の基本を示す断面図、第2図は
非途工紙の平滑度を示す図、第3図は各種塗工紙の平滑
度を示す図。 1・・・・・・試料、2,3・・・・・・剛体平面、4
・川・・貫通孔。
FIG. 1 is a sectional view showing the basics of the measuring method of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a view showing the smoothness of non-coated paper, and FIG. 3 is a view showing the smoothness of various coated papers. 1... Sample, 2, 3... Rigid plane, 4
・River: Through hole.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)  気体貫通孔をそなえた剛体平面と気体遮蔽性
剛体平面より成る一対の平行平面間に、被測定シートを
はさみ、一定圧力差のもとに前記貫通孔の気体通過量で
、前記シートの平滑度を測定する平滑度測定法。 (′4 シートがバッキングである特許請求の範囲第1
項記載の平滑度測定法。
(1) A sheet to be measured is sandwiched between a pair of parallel planes consisting of a rigid plane with gas through-holes and a gas-shielding rigid plane, and the sheet is measured at the amount of gas passing through the through-holes under a constant pressure difference. Smoothness measurement method to measure the smoothness of. ('4 Claim 1 in which the sheet is the backing
Smoothness measurement method described in section.
JP18072982A 1982-10-14 1982-10-14 Measurement of smoothness Pending JPS5970906A (en)

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Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
CN103308010A (en) * 2013-05-13 2013-09-18 广东生益科技股份有限公司 Board surface roughness inspection method and device

Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
CN103308010A (en) * 2013-05-13 2013-09-18 广东生益科技股份有限公司 Board surface roughness inspection method and device

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