JPS5991043A - Manufacture of resin molded item - Google Patents

Manufacture of resin molded item

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Publication number
JPS5991043A
JPS5991043A JP20114182A JP20114182A JPS5991043A JP S5991043 A JPS5991043 A JP S5991043A JP 20114182 A JP20114182 A JP 20114182A JP 20114182 A JP20114182 A JP 20114182A JP S5991043 A JPS5991043 A JP S5991043A
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mold
piston
item
casting material
hardening
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Inventor
Yoshihiro Kagawa
加川 芳弘
Masamitsu Tsushima
対馬 政光
Toshihisa Saito
斉藤 敏久
Yutaka Mouri
毛利 「ゆたか」
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Toshiba Corp
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    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B29WORKING OF PLASTICS; WORKING OF SUBSTANCES IN A PLASTIC STATE IN GENERAL
    • B29CSHAPING OR JOINING OF PLASTICS; SHAPING OF MATERIAL IN A PLASTIC STATE, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; AFTER-TREATMENT OF THE SHAPED PRODUCTS, e.g. REPAIRING
    • B29C45/00Injection moulding, i.e. forcing the required volume of moulding material through a nozzle into a closed mould; Apparatus therefor
    • B29C45/0005Injection moulding, i.e. forcing the required volume of moulding material through a nozzle into a closed mould; Apparatus therefor using fibre reinforcements

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  • Manufacturing & Machinery (AREA)
  • Mechanical Engineering (AREA)
  • Casting Or Compression Moulding Of Plastics Or The Like (AREA)
  • Injection Moulding Of Plastics Or The Like (AREA)

Abstract

PURPOSE:To improve the mechanical strength and crack resistance of a resin molded item, by injecting a material that is inferior in fluidity that has been obtained by adding an inorganic particulate filler and glass short fiber to a thermosetting casting material into a mold by a pressure cylinder followed by hardening. CONSTITUTION:A piston 3 is moved back behind an injection port 7, and a glass reinforced casting material is injected. Previously the mold 1 has been made vacuous with a valve 9 open, and has been heated. A valve 6 provided in an injection pipe 5 is opened, and the piston 3 is moved so that the glass reinforced casting material 4 may be injected into the vacuous and heated mold 1. In this case, the piston 3 is moved forward forcibly by pressure, the hardening is carried out with the valves 6, 9 closed before the mold 1 is filled with the casting material 4, and the cast item is removed after the hardening, so that the item becomes voidless, and as a result the item is excellent in electrical resistance and mechanical property and reliability.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 (発明の技術分野〕 本発明は、絶糾梧造物として高強度な8歎とする1’+
’j1vli、 LL、 Ii’i1脂モールド品の製
造方法に閏する。
Detailed Description of the Invention (Technical Field of the Invention) The present invention provides a 1'+
'j1vli, LL, Ii'i1 Enter into the manufacturing method of fat molded products.

〔関門の技術的背景〕[Technical background of the barrier]

注W’−絶J:4、は、市1気filli 糾tffi
t能、柘造u”5. fry、にずぐれ他のnシル4法
に比べて蝮々イトな形状の製品をボイドレスて(lられ
ることから、高電圧機器の固体絶縁の分町に軒゛1広<
 l;12用されている。最近の■気機器は縮小化、大
官1社化等による設置スペースの縮小、およびトータル
コストの低減等がff’[れている。
Note W'-Zetsu J: 4, is the city 1ki filli tffi
Fry, Nizugure Compared to other n-sil 4 methods, it is possible to produce products with a smaller shape without voids (l), so it is widely used in solid insulation for high-voltage equipment.゛1 wide<
l;12 is used. Recently, the size of equipment has been reduced, the installation space has been reduced due to the introduction of a single company, and the total cost has been reduced.

このため、(iG来、単相独立で用いられていたしゃ断
器用スイッチ部品や、注形ブッシング等、電気部品の多
相一体化が検討され一部実用化されている。こftiこ
よって電気機器の縮小は可能となったが、反面、各相間
の沿面距離等の問題から形状は複什になる。また、埋込
み部品の形状も複雑となり、さらに絶縁層の厚さにもf
li’:約が生じる。このため、機器の運転あるいは停
止時の急熱、急冷に伴う熱応力により亀裂が発生し易く
なる。またしゃ断器用スイッチ部品では、さらに開閉時
の(※j撃力、短絡時に発生する@撃的な電磁力にも而
・1えなくてはからない。特に、亀裂が発生ずると、相
間短縮等、重大事故を誘発する。したがって径形相判自
体もこれまで以上に亀裂の発生しにくい、しかも高強度
外ものでなくてはカらない。
For this reason, multi-phase integration of electrical components such as breaker switch parts and cast bushings, which had been used independently in a single phase, has been studied and partially put into practical use. Although it has become possible to reduce the size of
li': Approximately occurs. Therefore, cracks are likely to occur due to thermal stress caused by rapid heating and cooling when the equipment is in operation or stopped. In addition, for switch parts for circuit breakers, it is also necessary to take into account the shock force generated during opening and closing, and the shock electromagnetic force generated during short circuits.In particular, if cracks occur, the interphase distance may be shortened, etc. This can lead to serious accidents.Therefore, the diaphragm itself must be more resistant to cracking than ever before, and must also be of high strength.

〔背景技術の問題点〕[Problems with background technology]

これまで高電圧電気林・器の注形箱・縁には、エポキシ
相脂が最も多く用いられており、イれに充てん祠として
シリカ粉、アルミナ粉、炭酸カルシウノ・笠の無機質粉
が50%以−り添加される。また必要に応じて可とり性
伺与剤や希釈剤4zが含まれる場合がある。
Until now, epoxy resin has been used most often for the casting boxes and rims of high-voltage electric appliances, and 50% of the filling materials have been silica powder, alumina powder, calcium carbonate, and inorganic powder. It will be added later. Furthermore, a lubricating agent and a diluent 4z may be included as necessary.

これまでの注形作業は、前記の配合物を金型に流込み、
硬化後に製品を取出すことから、注形材t1は、金型注
入時に流込み可能な粘度と流動性が必要である。ぞのた
め充てん利は、無機質の粒子形充てん利が幅広く用いら
れてきた。しかし粒子形充てん利のみでは硬化物の弾性
率が高く、脆くなる傾向にあり、埋込み物との熱膨張係
斂の差によってa)、裂が発生したりする。また、注形
品の最大の欠点は、前記光てん月の関係から衝撃力に対
して弱く、電気ぜも器の縮小化、高電圧化に大きな障害
となっている。とのように粒子形充てん祠のみでは硬化
物の強度に限界がある。この対策としては、前記の注形
絶縁材料を繊維、例えばガラス繊維等で強化することが
望ましい。しかし、この場合、著じるしいチクソトロピ
ー性を発揮し、材料の流動性がそこなわれる。このため
これまでの注形法では金型への注入が困yi?と力る。
Up until now, the casting work involved pouring the above-mentioned compound into a mold,
Since the product is taken out after curing, the casting material t1 needs to have a viscosity and fluidity that allows it to be poured into a mold. For this reason, inorganic particle-type filling materials have been widely used. However, if only particle-type filling is used, the cured product has a high elastic modulus and tends to be brittle, and cracks may occur due to the difference in thermal expansion coefficient with the embedded material. Moreover, the biggest drawback of cast products is that they are weak against impact forces due to the above-mentioned optical fibers, which is a major hindrance to miniaturizing electric shock absorbers and increasing the voltage. As shown in the figure, there is a limit to the strength of the cured product if only the particle-shaped filling hole is used. As a countermeasure against this, it is desirable to reinforce the cast insulating material with fibers, such as glass fibers. However, in this case, significant thixotropy is exhibited and the fluidity of the material is impaired. For this reason, it is difficult to pour into the mold using the conventional casting method. I force myself.

また、他の方法による電気部品の繊維強化法としては、
例えば回転機部品のコイル等のように、あらかじめ部品
自体に任意の厚さのガラステープを巻回したり、隙間に
ガラスウールを充てんしたりして、あらかじめ繊維層を
形成し、彼から椿脂含汐するものがある。またあるいは
、フィラメントワインディング等のように、繊維自体を
樹脂に浸し、その繊維を金型に巻回して繊維強化層を得
る、等の方法がある。しかしこれらの方法は、樹脂層の
厚さや、固定金具の埋込み、治面距剛を考えた複雑な形
状を得るととはAll<、Lやta’i器用スイッチ部
品や注形ブッシング等への適用はむずかしい。また、い
ま一つの繊維強化相別としてはBMC、SMC等の成形
相和があけられる。同月旧による成形品は、注形品と同
!tf4の使い方で幅広く用いられている。しかし、こ
の場合も、その製造方法からボイドレスの製品を得る番
こ欠困炙1であるため、高電圧移毛器への適用は適当で
ない。
In addition, other methods of reinforcing fibers for electrical components include:
For example, in the case of coils for rotating machine parts, a fiber layer is formed in advance by wrapping glass tape of a desired thickness around the part itself or filling the gap with glass wool, and then the camellia fat is added to the coil. There is something tidal. Alternatively, there is a method such as filament winding, in which the fibers themselves are soaked in resin and wound around a mold to obtain a fiber reinforced layer. However, these methods cannot be used to obtain complex shapes that take into account the thickness of the resin layer, the embedding of fixing metal fittings, and the rigidity of the surface. Difficult to apply. Further, as another type of fiber reinforced phase, there is a molded phase such as BMC and SMC. Molded products according to the same month are the same as cast products! It is widely used in how to use tf4. However, in this case as well, since the manufacturing method produces a voidless product, it is not suitable for application to a high-voltage hair transfer device.

〔発明の目的〕[Purpose of the invention]

本発明の目的は、ポリエステル樹脂、エポキシ梅脂等の
熱硬化性樹脂を主体とする注形材料に無機質の粒子光て
ん利の他にガラス短繊維を添加し、流動性の劣る月別を
加圧シリンダーで金型内に注入し、硬化させることによ
って、これまで以上に機−1強度、および耐クラツク性
にすぐれた注形品がqlられる1モ1脂モ一ルド品のf
J、IJ造方法な払°供するものである。
The purpose of the present invention is to add short glass fibers in addition to inorganic particle fiber to a casting material mainly made of thermosetting resin such as polyester resin or epoxy plum fat, and pressurize the material with poor fluidity. By injecting into the mold with a cylinder and curing it, a cast product with superior machine strength and crack resistance than ever before can be produced.
J and IJ manufacturing methods are provided.

〔木イf′X明の栢す発〕[Ki f'X Ming's cover]

木兄り[1は、無機質粒子形光てん利の他にガラスUl
i #Ifを多[1に含むチクソトロピー性のある注形
祠旧を加圧シリンダーによって金型に注入するものであ
る。
Kienori [1] In addition to inorganic particle-type optical fibers, glass Ul
A thixotropic casting pot containing a high proportion of i #If is injected into a mold using a pressurized cylinder.

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

以下、本イ1;明を図面ζこ示す一実施例を参照して¥
F Fr1llにも;を明する。
Hereinafter, with reference to an embodiment shown in Figure ζ of this book A1;
F Fr1ll is also explained.

(+)  ?l’形利判材料合 木イ1′明に供した注形飼料の組成を以下に示す。(+) ? l’ type profit material combination The composition of the cast feed fed to the first day of the month is shown below.

;l l?41脂相料・・・ビスフェノール系エポキシ
樹脂・・・10(1部 す硬化y111・・・変性酸無水物・ 100部C充て
ん利・・・シリカ粉末・・・280部(1強化(4・・
・ガラス紙剤((長さ約5 v+m )・・・30部注
形相料の混合は、ニーダ−を2台準備し、一方に樹脂材
料を4月し、充てん材、強化材をそれぞれ1/2ずつI
l量し、真空中で混合する。もう一方には硬化剤を計量
し、残りの充てん利、硬化剤を計量し同じく真空中で混
合する。混合時間は約1.5Hとした。
;l l? 41 Lipid phase material: Bisphenol epoxy resin: 10 (1 part) Curing: 111: Modified acid anhydride: 100 parts C Filler: Silica powder: 280 parts (1 reinforced (4.・
・Glass paper agent ((length: approx. 5 V + m)...30 parts To mix the casting material, prepare two kneaders, put the resin material in one half, and filler material and reinforcing material in 1/2 volume each. 2 each I
1 volume and mix in vacuo. On the other side, measure out the hardening agent, and then measure out the remaining filling material and hardening agent and mix them in a vacuum as well. The mixing time was about 1.5 hours.

規定時IJJ混台した主剤側配合物と硬化剤配合物をど
ちらかに移し、更に真空中で5分間混合し注入材料とす
る。
The base compound and curing agent compound mixed on the IJJ machine at the specified time are transferred to either side, and further mixed for 5 minutes in a vacuum to obtain an injection material.

(2)注形44旧の金型注入 第1図に本発明に用いる注形装置の断面図を示す。この
第1図をもちいて注形相和の金型注入の’t[について
詳細に説明する。
(2) Casting 44 Old mold injection FIG. 1 shows a sectional view of the casting device used in the present invention. Using FIG. 1, we will explain in detail the process of pouring into the mold of Souwa.

第1図において、1は注形用の金型で、内部には注型品
を得るための注形室11が形成されており、さらにとの
注形室11から外部に通じる注入口12および排気口1
3を設ける。上記注入口には、中間部にパルプ6を有す
る注入配管5により、加圧注入用のシリンダ2と連結す
る。また排気口13は、中間部にパルプ9を有する排気
管8により、図示しない真空吸引装置表連結する。前6
1ルシリンダー2は、その周■11に17iHf脂注入
ロアを設けており、またその内部にはピストン3を進退
可能に設りている。
In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 denotes a mold for casting, which has a casting chamber 11 formed therein for obtaining a cast product, and an injection port 12 that leads from the casting chamber 11 to the outside. Exhaust port 1
3 will be provided. The injection port is connected to a pressurized injection cylinder 2 through an injection pipe 5 having a pulp 6 in the middle. Further, the exhaust port 13 is connected to a vacuum suction device (not shown) through an exhaust pipe 8 having a pulp 9 in its intermediate portion. front 6
The cylinder 2 is provided with a 17iHf oil injection lower on its periphery 11, and a piston 3 is provided inside thereof so as to be movable forward and backward.

とのピストン30に1示しない油圧装部等により駆1j
ij7されるもので、前記シリンダー2内の前記樹脂注
入ロアJ:り後方(図示右方)の位置がら、内底部(図
示左面)に当接するまでの範囲で進退動作する。
The piston 30 is driven by a hydraulic system (not shown), etc.
The resin injection lower J in the cylinder 2 moves forward and backward in the range from the rear position (right side in the figure) until it comes into contact with the inner bottom (left side in the figure).

次に、この注形眩偽を用いて、注形な行う場合の工程を
詳細にt;1、明する。
Next, the process of performing casting using this casting dazzle will be explained in detail.

擾す、ピストン3を樹脂注入ロアより後方に移動させ、
上記(])Mで説1明したガラス強化した注形月別を注
ノする。また金型1内はバルブ9を開いtあらかじめ真
?ト引きし、かつ加熱しておく。そして、ン]入配管5
に設りたバルブ6をIj−き、がっヒストン3をトロ1
示左方に移動させて共空引きされ、事 加熱さλまた金型1内に、ガラス強化注形相開4を注入
する。この:1.!9合、ピストン3は約100 kg
 1 cr/1の圧力によって強制的に押し出す。金型
1内にガラス強化社形制料4が満された時点でバルブ6
.9を閉じて硬化を行ない、硬化後に離型する。以下同
様の手順を繰返す。
move the piston 3 rearward from the resin injection lower,
Note the glass-reinforced casting month explained in (]) M above. Also, in the mold 1, open the valve 9 beforehand. Drain and heat. And] Input pipe 5
Turn the valve 6 installed on the
The mold 1 is moved to the left to be evacuated, heated, and a glass reinforced molding phase 4 is injected into the mold 1. This:1. ! 9th gear, piston 3 weighs approximately 100 kg
Forcibly extrude with a pressure of 1 cr/1. When the mold 1 is filled with the glass reinforced mold 4, the bulb 6
.. 9 is closed to perform curing, and after curing, the mold is released. Repeat the same procedure below.

このような注形装置を用いることによって、著しくチク
ソトロピー件を有する祠判でも注形可能である。しかも
注形相料が注入時に油状であるため、強化繊維が均一に
分散され、方向性はみられない。また、機械特性、耐熱
衝撃性も、これまでより1.5倍以上高い値を示した。
By using such a casting device, it is possible to cast even gravestones that are extremely thixotropic. Moreover, since the casting phase material is oily when poured, the reinforcing fibers are uniformly dispersed and no directionality is observed. Furthermore, the mechanical properties and thermal shock resistance showed values that were 1.5 times or more higher than those of the previous products.

上記特性を検証するため、曲げ試験、シャルピー衝撃試
験、および耐クラツク性試験を行ない、従来注形材料と
の特性比較を行なった。試験方法の詳細を以下に示し、
結果を次表に示す。
In order to verify the above properties, a bending test, a Charpy impact test, and a crack resistance test were conducted, and the properties were compared with conventional casting materials. The details of the test method are shown below.
The results are shown in the table below.

(1)曲げ試験の方法 第1図の注形装置にて製造した6000 V回路用の碍
子22の先端を、第2図で示すように同定治具21にボ
ルト23にて固定しこの碍子22の他端に荷重受は治具
20を一体に取付け、との治具20の接合1:!、:か
ら寸法a(例えは50 mm) tallれた位置に荷
重Pを加え破壊荷重を求めた。その結果、上記表で示す
如く、従来品は920Kgであるのに対し本発明による
注形品は1450I(gと大幅な向上を見た。
(1) Bending test method The tip of the insulator 22 for a 6000 V circuit manufactured using the casting device shown in Fig. 1 was fixed to the identification jig 21 with bolts 23 as shown in Fig. 2. Attach the jig 20 integrally to the load receiver at the other end, and join the jig 20 with 1:! A load P was applied to the tall position from the dimension a (for example, 50 mm), and the breaking load was determined. As a result, as shown in the table above, the weight of the cast product according to the present invention was 1450 I (g), which was a significant improvement compared to the conventional product's weight of 920 kg.

(2)  シャルピー衝撃試験の方法 J1.S K 6911に準拠。この結果、上記表で示
す如く、従来品43に対し05に向上した。
(2) Charpy impact test method J1. Compliant with SK 6911. As a result, as shown in the table above, it improved to 05 compared to 43 for the conventional product.

(3)耐クラツク試験の方法 試料は第3図に示す剛り、ラック試験試料を用いた。つ
1り厚さ16 m/m 、直径50m、/inのエポキ
シ注形試料24を用い、その内部に、厚さ8.5 m/
’m 、外径40 m/m 、内径20m/mの軟鋼板
M 20平ワツシヤー25と、幅10 m/rn直径3
0m/inに巻いたクラフト紙26とを装入したものを
相数製作した。耐クラツク性のjllj定は、高温側と
してオープン中に30分、(+−温側としてドライアイ
ス−アルコール浴中に10分づつ放fi〜をくり返し、
各温度差をくり返し数の増加とともに増大させるように
した。また、クラックが発生したサイクル数と発生した
試料数の積を試料ごとにとり、その総和を試料総数で除
すことによって剛クラック指数を算出した。その結果上
記表て示す如く、従来品65に対し、本発明によるもの
は18.6と大幅な向上を見た。
(3) Method of crack resistance test The stiffness and rack test sample shown in FIG. 3 was used as the sample. An epoxy cast sample 24 with a thickness of 16 m/m and a diameter of 50 m/in was used, and a molded sample 24 with a thickness of 8.5 m/in was placed inside it.
'm, outer diameter 40 m/m, inner diameter 20 m/m mild steel plate M 20 flat washer 25, width 10 m/rn diameter 3
A number of phases were manufactured in which 26 pieces of kraft paper rolled at 0 m/in were charged. The crack resistance is determined by repeatedly exposing the product to the high temperature side for 30 minutes while it is open, and (for the +-temperature side, exposing it to the dry ice-alcohol bath for 10 minutes each.
Each temperature difference was made to increase as the number of repetitions increased. In addition, the rigid crack index was calculated by calculating the product of the number of cycles in which cracks occurred and the number of samples in which cracks occurred for each sample, and dividing the sum by the total number of samples. As a result, as shown in the table above, compared to 65 for the conventional product, the product according to the present invention showed a significant improvement of 18.6.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

以上のように、本発明によれば、繊維質な含治した機械
的特性を向」ニさせると共に、その結ノ生じる注形月相
の流動性の悪さに対してはピストンによる加圧注入によ
り注形な可有1テとしたのでボイドレスの製品が?Fら
れ、そのに1“i呆電気絶縁性にすぐれ、かつ機械的特
性にもすぐA1だ信頼性の高い注形品が得られる。
As described above, according to the present invention, the mechanical properties of the fibrous material are improved, and the poor fluidity of the casting phase caused by condensation can be solved by pressurized injection using a piston. I decided to make a voidless product because it is possible to cast it. In addition, a highly reliable cast product with excellent electrical insulation properties and A1 mechanical properties can be obtained.

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

第1図は本発明方法を実行する注形装置の棺成例を示す
断面図、第2図は6000 V回路用碍子に対する曲げ
試験状態を示す側面図、py a図(a)(b)は、利
りラック性試験試料の形状を示すXV面図および正面図
である。 1・・・金型、2・・・シリンダー、3・・・ピストン
、4・・・注形拐料、5・・・樹脂注入配管、6・・バ
ルブ、7・・・樹脂注入口、8・・・排気管、9・・・
バルブ、20・加重受治具、21・・固定治具、22・
・・6000 V回路用碍子、23・・・ボルト、24
・・・注形1料、25・・・M20平ワッシャー、26
・・・クラフト紙、 (7317)  代理人 弁理士 則 近 憲 佑 (
1頁が1名)第3図
Fig. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing an example of a coffin-forming device for carrying out the method of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a side view showing a bending test state for a 6000 V circuit insulator, and PyA figures (a) and (b) are FIG. 2 is an XV side view and a front view showing the shape of a rack test sample. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Mold, 2... Cylinder, 3... Piston, 4... Molding material, 5... Resin injection piping, 6... Valve, 7... Resin injection port, 8 ...Exhaust pipe, 9...
Valve, 20・Load receiving jig, 21・Fixing jig, 22・
...6000 V circuit insulator, 23... Volt, 24
...Casting 1 material, 25...M20 flat washer, 26
...Kraft paper, (7317) Agent: Kensuke Chika, patent attorney (
(1 person per page) Figure 3

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] メ、1〜硬化1/Ig l+’i:l脂を主体とする注
形絶縁制別に、長さ501旬下のガラス繊維を5〜50
重−M1部含有させ、同本口1を加圧シリンダーによっ
て金型内に住込することを(11゛、 r゛ニーとする
樹脂モールド品の製造方法。
Me, 1~cured 1/Ig l+'i: 5~50% glass fiber with a length of 501cm or less, depending on the cast insulation material mainly made of l fat.
A method for manufacturing a resin molded product, which includes containing 1 part of heavy M and placing the main mouth 1 into the mold using a pressurized cylinder.
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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPH0418318A (en) * 1990-05-11 1992-01-22 Toyo Tire & Rubber Co Ltd Press-fit molding method of synthetic resin and mold
DE10214438B4 (en) * 2001-03-29 2008-07-03 Kyocera Corporation Cutting tool with sensor and manufacturing method for such a cutting tool
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