JPS61158875A - Plate-form new ceramic composite material and manufacture - Google Patents

Plate-form new ceramic composite material and manufacture

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JPS61158875A
JPS61158875A JP59279559A JP27955984A JPS61158875A JP S61158875 A JPS61158875 A JP S61158875A JP 59279559 A JP59279559 A JP 59279559A JP 27955984 A JP27955984 A JP 27955984A JP S61158875 A JPS61158875 A JP S61158875A
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英雄 居上
田賀井 秀夫
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(57)【要約】本公報は電子出願前の出願データであるた
め要約のデータは記録されません。
(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本発明は、板状可撓性耐火板として構造物には勿論のこ
と、耐熱性機械部材或は電気絶縁性耐火板状材料、ない
しは機械的加工性に優れた板状セラミックス材料として
、広〈産業上の利用が可能である新規な板状ニューセラ
ミックス複合材料並びにその製造方法に関するものであ
る。
[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention is applicable not only to structures as a plate-like flexible fireproof plate, but also to heat-resistant mechanical parts, electrically insulating fireproof plate-like materials, or machines. The present invention relates to a new plate-shaped ceramic composite material that can be widely used industrially as a plate-shaped ceramic material with excellent mechanical processability, and a method for producing the same.

〔従来技術とその欠点〕[Prior art and its drawbacks]

従来、一般にセラミックス質材料は耐熱性、耐火性及び
化学的耐蝕性に優れ強度も犬であるという長所を有する
反面、脆くて破損し易いという宿命的な諸欠点を有する
ものである。そのため特に比較的薄い形状のセラミック
ス、就中厚さが約3〔籠〕以下で1辺が30乃至40(
”3)角或はそれ以上の大形のシート状セラミックスは
どんなに慎重に扱っても既に製造の工程で亀裂が入って
しまうものが多く歩留りも悪くその結果非常なコスト高
ともなシ、無傷の商品を市場に出したとしても、流通の
過程において、或は使用の段階で亀裂破損を生ずるもの
が多く、特に板状セラミックスは亀裂が入シやすいから
機械的加工性が殆んどなく、全く実用性に欠けるという
諸欠点を有していた。
Conventionally, ceramic materials generally have the advantages of being excellent in heat resistance, fire resistance, chemical corrosion resistance, and high strength, but have the disadvantages of being brittle and easily damaged. Therefore, ceramics with a relatively thin shape, especially those with a thickness of about 3 [basket] or less and a side of 30 to 40 (
3) No matter how carefully you handle square or larger sheet-shaped ceramics, many cracks occur during the manufacturing process, resulting in poor yields and extremely high costs. Even if products are put on the market, many of them will crack or break during the distribution process or during use. In particular, plate-shaped ceramics are prone to cracking, so they have almost no mechanical workability and are completely unusable. It had various drawbacks such as lack of practicality.

また一方従来の耐熱性を有する繊維組成物、例えば従来
の耐熱性織布などは軟弱で破損しやすいという欠点を有
している。
On the other hand, conventional fiber compositions having heat resistance, such as conventional heat-resistant woven fabrics, have the disadvantage of being weak and easily damaged.

また従来における板状セラミックスの製造方法としては
、 土を細長い間隙の間に通して薄刃で掻きと9成形す
る所謂ドクターブレード法が知られ広く利用されている
が、この方法においても電荷を有する粒子を分散した稀
薄な液から沈澱濾過脱水して成形するか、或は極微粒子
物を適宜な媒剤を用いて成形し、次いで乾燥、焼成など
の多くの工程が用いられるので、生産性は甚だ低いとい
うことと、低廉な価格では製造できないという諸欠点が
める。而もその方法で焼成、生産された物も厚さが不均
一であシ、材質内容は従来のセラミックスから特段に進
歩したものではないから前述の亀裂が非常に入シやずい
という板状セラミックス品特有の諸欠点を改善すること
は未だKなし得ていない。
In addition, as a conventional method for manufacturing plate-shaped ceramics, the so-called doctor blade method, in which soil is passed between elongated gaps and shaped using a thin blade, is known and widely used. Productivity is extremely high, as many processes are used, such as precipitation, filtration, and dehydration of a dilute liquid dispersed with microparticles, or molding of ultrafine particles using an appropriate medium, followed by drying and firing. The drawbacks are that it is cheap and cannot be manufactured at a low price. However, the thickness of the products fired and produced by this method is uneven, and the material content is not particularly advanced from conventional ceramics, so the plate-shaped ceramics are extremely prone to cracking. K has not yet been able to improve the various defects peculiar to the product.

〔本発明の目的〕[Object of the present invention]

本発明は上記板状セラミックスとその製造方法について
の従来技術の諸欠点の殆んどすべてを除去して、亀裂の
非常に入りにくく歪曲のない板状ニューセラミックス複
合材料と、その製造方法と、を開発しこ\に提供するこ
とを目的とする。
The present invention eliminates almost all of the drawbacks of the prior art regarding the above-mentioned plate-shaped ceramics and methods for producing the same, and provides a new plate-shaped ceramic composite material that is extremely resistant to cracking and free from distortion, and a method for producing the same. The purpose is to develop and provide.

〔本発明の構成:従来技術の問題点を解決する手段〕[Configuration of the present invention: Means for solving the problems of the prior art]

本発明に係る板状ニューセラミックス複合材料の構成は
、耐熱性を有する繊維組成物を基材とするもので、その
片面又は両面及び又は繊維織目ないしは繊維組成物内部
に焼結固着されたセラミックス組成物を有し、全体とし
て板状ないしはシート状を呈することを特徴とする。
The structure of the plate-shaped new ceramic composite material according to the present invention is that the base material is a heat-resistant fiber composition, and the ceramic is sintered and fixed on one or both sides of the fiber composition and/or inside the fiber texture or fiber composition. It is characterized by having a composition and having a plate-like or sheet-like shape as a whole.

またその製造方法は、耐熱性を有する繊維組成物の片面
又は両面に1例えば粉状1粒状及び又はスラリー状のセ
ラミックス組成物を附着させた後、圧延手段によって板
状ないしはシート状に成形して、場合により前記耐熱性
を有する繊維組成物の繊維織目の組織内部Kまで前記セ
ラミックス組成物の粒子を浸透圧着させて一体化し、次
いでこれを任意の炉を用いて焼結させることを特徴とし
ている。
In addition, the manufacturing method includes applying a ceramic composition in the form of powder, grains, or slurry to one or both sides of a heat-resistant fiber composition, and then forming the ceramic composition into a plate or sheet by rolling means. , optionally, the particles of the ceramic composition are integrated by osmotic pressure up to the structure K of the fiber weave of the heat-resistant fiber composition, and then this is sintered using an arbitrary furnace. There is.

こ\で上記板状とは本発明の場合は特〈厚さ3〔−以下
の大型のシート状のものも含まれ、各積厚さの正方形、
矩形の平板状のものを意味する。
In the case of the present invention, the above-mentioned plate shape includes a large sheet shape with a thickness of 3 or less, and squares of each thickness,
It means a rectangular flat plate.

また本発明の基材である耐熱性を有する繊維とはガラス
繊維、ロックウール等の人工セラミックス繊維2石綿等
の天然セラミックス繊維、其の他チタン、タングステン
ジルコン郷の耐熱性金属繊維、ウィスカ或は上記各種の
繊維の混合物を意味する。また炭素繊維等も前記成形後
の焼成工程において、焼成雰囲気をM整することにより
使用することができる。
The heat-resistant fibers that are the base materials of the present invention include glass fibers, artificial ceramic fibers such as rock wool, natural ceramic fibers such as asbestos, heat-resistant metal fibers such as titanium and tungsten zircon, whiskers, etc. It means a mixture of the above various fibers. Further, carbon fibers and the like can also be used by adjusting the firing atmosphere in the firing step after molding.

また耐熱性を有する繊維組成物とは、前記繊維により形
成された綿状物、ストランド、織布などがこれに相当し
、織布は平織シ、綾織シ等各種のmb方で織った布を含
み織シ目の寸法は広範囲に適用可能である。
In addition, the heat-resistant fiber composition includes cotton-like materials, strands, woven fabrics, etc. formed from the above-mentioned fibers, and woven fabrics include fabrics woven in various MB directions such as plain weave and twill weave. The dimensions of the included weave can be applied over a wide range.

前記セラミックス組成物は所謂無機質材料の各1種又は
2種以上の混合物でよいが、代表的には陶磁器組成物が
あるがその他粘土質、アルミナ系。
The ceramic composition may be one type of so-called inorganic material or a mixture of two or more types, but typically there is a ceramic composition, but others are clay-based and alumina-based.

マグネシャ系、クロム系等各徨の所論耐火物用材料によ
り構成することができる。
It can be constructed from various refractory materials such as magnesia-based and chromium-based materials.

次に製造方法の構成について説明を追加する。Next, an explanation will be added regarding the configuration of the manufacturing method.

先ず前記基材となる無機質繊維から成る耐熱性を有する
繊維組成物を準備し、これにカルボキシメチルセフtz
o−ズ(CMC)、メチルセ/I/ I:I−ズ(Iv
lC) 。
First, a heat-resistant fiber composition made of inorganic fibers serving as the base material is prepared, and carboxymethyl ceftz is added to this.
o-'s (CMC), methylse/I/I:I-'s (Iv
lC).

ポリビニルアルコール(PVA)等の有機糊を附着させ
てから、前記セラミックス組成物を粉状或はスラリー状
として、前記耐熱性を有する繊維組成物の片面或は両面
に附着させる。又は前記有機糊の1種以上を前記セラミ
ックス組成物の粉又はスラ!7−[1乃至5重量〔幻添
加混合してから、前記セラZツクス組成物を前記耐熱性
を有する繊維組成物の片面或は両面に附着させる。其の
後においてローラー引抜き或は平板プレスなどにより圧
延することによって、前記耐熱性を有する繊維組成物の
表面のみならず、前記繊維織目或は組織の内部にまで前
記セラミックス組成物乃至はその粒子を圧着浸透させ固
着させる。次いでこれを均等に加熱の可能な焼成手段に
よって焼成し冷却すれば頭書の板状ニューセラミックス
複合材料を得ることができる。
After applying an organic glue such as polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), the ceramic composition is applied in powder or slurry form to one or both sides of the heat-resistant fiber composition. Or, one or more of the organic glues may be mixed with powder or slurry of the ceramic composition! 7-[1 to 5 weight] After addition and mixing, the CeraZx composition is applied to one or both sides of the heat-resistant fiber composition. Thereafter, the ceramic composition or its particles are rolled not only on the surface of the heat-resistant fiber composition but also inside the fiber weave or structure by rolling with roller drawing or flat plate pressing. Crimp, penetrate and fix. Next, by firing this using a firing means capable of uniform heating and cooling it, the plate-shaped new ceramic composite material mentioned above can be obtained.

次に実施例に沿って本発明につき更に詳細に説明する。Next, the present invention will be explained in more detail with reference to Examples.

〔実施例1〕 第1図は本発明の製造方法の工程の1例を示すもので、
1は耐熱性を有する繊維組成物である基材シート、2は
セラミックス組成物スラリーの塗布装置、3け赤外線両
面乾燥装置、4は圧延ローラー、5は張力自動詞整送シ
込みローラー、6は有機質糊焼却炉、7は焼成炉、8は
切断装置である0 この例における製造方法について説明すると、先ず耐熱
性を有する繊維組成物の基材としてはイソライト工業■
製の強力オウールエースペーパーを用いた。このものは
耐熱性は12601:’C)程度で、組成は重量でAら
0,47.3(チ) 、 Sin、 52.3(:係〕
で厚さ約0.5(m)であった。次にセラミックス組成
物としては陶磁器組成物を用い、重量で長石60〔チ〕
石灰石4〔チ〕滑石36[J:lの素成物を調整した後
1180[:”C)に焼結させた焼粉を200〔メツシ
ュ〕以下に粉砕した粉末に、生蛙目粘土15〔チ〕。
[Example 1] Figure 1 shows an example of the process of the manufacturing method of the present invention,
1 is a base sheet made of a heat-resistant fiber composition, 2 is a coating device for ceramic composition slurry, 3 is an infrared double-sided drying device, 4 is a rolling roller, 5 is a tension intransitive feeding roller, and 6 is an organic material. A glue incinerator, 7 is a firing furnace, and 8 is a cutting device.0 To explain the manufacturing method in this example, first, Isolite Kogyo Co., Ltd.
We used strong Owl Ace paper made by Manufacturer. The heat resistance of this product is about 12601:'C), and the composition is A, 47.3 (ch), Sin, 52.3 (:g) by weight.
The thickness was approximately 0.5 (m). Next, a ceramic composition was used as the ceramic composition, and the weight was 60 [chi] of feldspar.
Limestone 4 [C] Talcite 36 [J: After adjusting the elementary composition of l, the sintered powder was sintered to 1180 [:”C] and ground to 200 [Mets] or less, and raw frog's eye clay 15 [ blood〕.

前記C,M、C,2Cチ〕を加え含水率55〔チ〕のス
ラリー状として塗布し、全体としての含水率は12乃至
13(%)として圧延した生地シートを350〔幻で3
〔分〕間焼成炉で加熱し、更17Q150[:’C)で
5分間焼結させて厚さ1.0〔■〕の板状焼結体とした
The above C, M, C, 2C] was added and applied as a slurry with a water content of 55 [h], and the overall water content was 12 to 13 (%).
It was heated in a firing furnace for [minutes] and then sintered for 5 minutes in 17Q150[:'C] to obtain a plate-shaped sintered body with a thickness of 1.0 [■].

かくして得られた焼結体即ち本発明に係る板状ニューセ
ラミックス複合材料は、かさ密度2.2Cgr/yd)
で、可撓性については、幅30〔鳩〕の試験体を支点間
距離Zoo(malの中央部に荷重をかけた時の破壊ま
での最大撓み量はlO乃至15[:m]K達した。この
撓み量は繊維質基材を含有しない従来の組成物を石責板
上に鋳込成形して製作した1、0〔■〕の薄板状物の約
3倍であった。
The thus obtained sintered body, that is, the plate-shaped new ceramic composite material according to the present invention, has a bulk density of 2.2 Cgr/yd).
Regarding flexibility, the maximum amount of deflection until failure when a load was applied to the center of the fulcrum of a test specimen with a width of 30 [pigeons] was 10 to 15 [:m]K. This amount of deflection was about three times that of a 1.0 [■] thin plate manufactured by casting a conventional composition containing no fibrous base material onto a stone board.

即ち、本実施例によって得られた本発明品の1例として
の板状ニューセラミックス複合材料は可撓性において、
従来品に比し画期的に優秀であった。
That is, the plate-shaped new ceramic composite material as an example of the product of the present invention obtained in this example has flexibility:
It was epoch-making superior to conventional products.

〔実施例2〕 実施例1と同様にして、シん酸カルシウム系繊状ニュー
セラミックス複合材料を裏目から拡大鏡によって見たと
ころ第2図(a)(平面図)、(b)(断面図)のよう
な形状を示した。第2図において9は前記シん酸カルシ
ウム系繊維、10は織布の織り目の中に焼成固着されて
いる陶磁器組成物の粒子である。このものを陶磁器組成
物を塗布した側を上面にして、実施例1同様の方法で撓
み量試験を行なったところ、その可撓量は実施例IK示
した従来品の約5倍に達した。従って片面のみにセラミ
ックス組成物を塗布したものは両面に塗布したものよシ
も、可撓性能は更に向上することがわかった。
[Example 2] In the same manner as in Example 1, the calcium sulfate-based fibrous new ceramic composite material was viewed from the back side with a magnifying glass. ). In FIG. 2, reference numeral 9 indicates the calcium phosphate fiber, and reference numeral 10 indicates particles of a ceramic composition that are baked and fixed in the weave of the woven fabric. When this product was subjected to a deflection test in the same manner as in Example 1 with the side coated with the ceramic composition facing upward, the deflection amount reached approximately 5 times that of the conventional product shown in Example IK. Therefore, it was found that the flexibility performance of the ceramic composition coated only on one side is further improved than that of the coated ceramic composition coated on both sides.

〔実施例3〕 実施例1と略同様の方法で、セラミックス組成物として
βCaO* 5i01を用い本発明に係る板状ニューセ
ラミックス複合材料を作製した。この材料を試験したと
ころ、可撓量が従来品の約4倍であったほかせん孔や切
断等の機械加工性についても木材の板に近く優秀である
ことが確認された。
[Example 3] In substantially the same manner as in Example 1, a new plate-shaped ceramic composite material according to the present invention was produced using βCaO* 5i01 as a ceramic composition. When this material was tested, it was found that the amount of flexibility was approximately four times that of conventional products, and it was also found to be excellent in terms of machinability such as drilling and cutting, which is close to that of wood boards.

〔本発明の効果〕[Effects of the present invention]

以上述べたところにより本発明に係る板状ニューセラミ
ックス複合材料盤にその製造方法は次の如き効果を奏す
ることが明らかである。
From the above description, it is clear that the manufacturing method for the plate-shaped new ceramic composite material disk according to the present invention has the following effects.

(1)本発明に係る板状ニューセラミックス複合材は従
来のセラミ、ツクスに比し、可撓性能が極めて優れてい
る。特に薄板状焼結板は耐熱性を有する繊維組成物を基
材第一ラミックス組成物との組合せくよシ、従来品に比
し数倍の可撓性能を発揮する。
(1) The new plate-shaped ceramic composite material according to the present invention has extremely superior flexibility performance compared to conventional ceramics and TSUKSU. In particular, the thin sintered plate exhibits several times the flexibility of conventional products when a heat-resistant fiber composition is combined with the base material Lamix composition.

(2)また、本発明による板状ニューセラミックスぐれ
ている。
(2) In addition, the new plate-shaped ceramics according to the present invention are excellent.

(3)  従って本発明に係る板状ニューセラミックス
複合材は、建設用不燃可撓材、可撓性機械部材。
(3) Therefore, the plate-shaped new ceramic composite material according to the present invention can be used as a non-combustible flexible material for construction and as a flexible mechanical member.

可撓性電気絶縁物として、新製品の部材として従来にな
い優秀な性能を発揮することが出来、第1図は本発明に
係る板状ニューセラミックス複合材料の製造工程の1例
、第2図(a)は本発明に係る板状ニューセラミックス
複合材料の拡大組織の平面説明図、第2図(b)は同じ
くその縦断面である。
As a flexible electrical insulator, it can exhibit unprecedented excellent performance as a member of a new product. Figure 1 shows an example of the manufacturing process of the new plate-shaped ceramic composite material according to the present invention, and Figure 2 2(a) is an explanatory plan view of an enlarged structure of the plate-shaped new ceramic composite material according to the present invention, and FIG. 2(b) is a longitudinal section thereof.

1・・・耐熱性織布基材シート 2・・・セラミックス組成物スラリーの塗布装置3・・
・赤外線両面乾燥装置 4・・・圧延ローラ 5・・・張力自動詞整送シ込みローラー6・・・有機質
糊焼却炉 7・・・焼成炉 8・・・切断装置電
1... Heat-resistant woven fabric base sheet 2... Ceramic composition slurry coating device 3...
・Infrared double-sided drying device 4...Rolling roller 5...Tension intransitive conveyance sheeting roller 6...Organic paste incinerator 7...Calcination furnace 8...Cutting device electric

Claims (4)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)耐熱性を有する繊維組成物と、その片面又は両面
及び又は前記繊維組成物の織目内部に焼結固着されたセ
ラミックス組成物と、により成ることを特徴とする板状
ニューセラミックス複合材料。
(1) A new plate-shaped ceramic composite material comprising a heat-resistant fiber composition and a ceramic composition sintered and fixed on one or both sides thereof and/or inside the weave of the fiber composition. .
(2)前記セラミックス組成物がαCaO・SiO_2
及び又はβCaO・SiO_2を含むものである特許請
求の範囲第1項に記載の板状ニューセラミックス複合材
料。
(2) The ceramic composition is αCaO・SiO_2
The plate-shaped new ceramic composite material according to claim 1, which contains βCaO·SiO_2.
(3)耐熱性を有する繊維組成物の片面又は両面にセラ
ミックス組成物を附着させた後、平板状に成形する圧延
手段により圧着して一体化し、次いで焼結させることを
特徴とする板状ニューセラミックス複合材料の製造方法
(3) A plate-shaped new material characterized in that a ceramic composition is attached to one or both sides of a heat-resistant fiber composition, and then crimped and integrated by a rolling means to form a flat plate, and then sintered. Method for manufacturing ceramic composite materials.
(4)前記セラミックス組成物がαCaO・SiO_2
及び又はβCaO・SiO_2を含むものである特許請
求の範囲第3項に記載の板状ニューセラミックス複合材
料の製造方法。
(4) The ceramic composition is αCaO・SiO_2
The method for producing a new plate-shaped ceramic composite material according to claim 3, which contains βCaO·SiO_2.
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