JPS62135360A - Manufacture of heat insulating material for metallic folded block - Google Patents

Manufacture of heat insulating material for metallic folded block

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JPS62135360A
JPS62135360A JP27842885A JP27842885A JPS62135360A JP S62135360 A JPS62135360 A JP S62135360A JP 27842885 A JP27842885 A JP 27842885A JP 27842885 A JP27842885 A JP 27842885A JP S62135360 A JPS62135360 A JP S62135360A
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池本 陸男
久須 隆之
久 中島
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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。
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【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本発明は金属折版用断熱材の製造方法に関する。[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial application field] The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a heat insulating material for metal folding plates.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

従来断熱性を有する金属折版は、金属板に断熱材を積層
した後に折曲げ加工することによって製造されており、
断熱材としてガラスta維、石綿、6悩・等のマットや
ポリエチレン発泡シートなどが使用されている。
Conventionally, metal folding plates with heat insulation properties are manufactured by laminating a heat insulating material on a metal plate and then bending it.
As insulation materials, glass ta fiber, asbestos, mats such as 6-layer mats, polyethylene foam sheets, etc. are used.

しかしながら上記断熱材は強度が小さく、折曲げ加工す
る際に、切曲部πおいては切断され、谷部においては両
側の折曲部から押圧されてふくらみやはがれが生じると
いう欠点があった。
However, the above-mentioned heat insulating material has a drawback that its strength is low, and when it is bent, it is cut at the cut portion π, and the trough portion is pressed by the bent portions on both sides, causing bulges and peeling.

上記欠点を解消するため、ガラス繊維と右後fa維より
なるシート状物をニードルパッチ加工し、接着剤でta
維同志を部分的に接着した金属折版用断熱材(特IJI
I昭58−135189号公報)が提案されている。
In order to eliminate the above drawbacks, a sheet-like material made of glass fibers and right rear fa fibers was processed into needle patches, and then tatted with adhesive.
Insulating material for metal folding plates with partially bonded IJI
No. 135189/1989) has been proposed.

しかしながら上記断熱材では、折曲げ加工の際πガラス
繊維が折れ、ガラス粉が飛散し作業環境が悪化するとい
う欠点があり、さらて金属折版を屋根材として使用した
場合ガラスII団保水性がほとんどないため結露水が室
内て落下する欠点があっだ。
However, the above-mentioned heat insulating materials have the disadvantage that the π glass fibers break during the bending process, causing glass powder to scatter and worsening the working environment.Furthermore, when metal folded plates are used as roofing materials, glass II group water retention is poor. Since there is almost no condensation, there is a drawback that water condensation falls inside the room.

〔発明が解決しようとする問題点〕[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

本発明は上記欠点に鑑み、折曲げ加工の際に切断された
り、ふくらみやはがれが牙ぜず、ガラス粉末の飛散がな
く、屋根材として使用した際に保水性が高く結露水が室
内に落下することのない金属折版用断熱材の製造方法を
提供することを目的とする。
In view of the above drawbacks, the present invention has been developed so that it will not be cut during bending, will not bulge or peel, will not scatter glass powder, and will have high water retention when used as a roofing material, allowing condensed water to fall indoors. It is an object of the present invention to provide a method for manufacturing a heat insulating material for metal folding plates that does not require the following steps.

〔問題点を解決するだめの手段〕[Failure to solve the problem]

本発明において使用するガラス繊維としては、任意のも
のが使用可能であるが、シート状物とした際にかさだか
く、強度が大であり、厚み方向に配列しやすいのが好ま
しいので、グイレフトメルト法、マーブルメルト法等で
製された畏繊維が好ましく、原料ガラスとしては無アル
カリガラス(Eガラス)が好ましい。
Any glass fiber can be used as the glass fiber used in the present invention, but it is preferable that it is bulky when made into a sheet, has high strength, and is easy to arrange in the thickness direction. Fibers made by a melt method, a marble melt method, etc. are preferred, and alkali-free glass (E glass) is preferred as the raw material glass.

又、ガラス線維の直径は5〜16μであるのが好ましく
、より好ましく#i8〜12μであり、長さは30〜1
501mであるのが好ましい。
Further, the diameter of the glass fiber is preferably 5 to 16μ, more preferably #i8 to 12μ, and the length is 30 to 1
Preferably, it is 501 m.

本発明において使用する水溶性有機繊維は熱水処理の際
に接着剤としてガラス繊維を接着すると共に保水性を付
与するものなので60〜100℃の熱水に溶解し、常温
の水に膨潤する性質を有するものが好ましく、たとえば
水溶性ビニロン繊維が好適に使用される。
The water-soluble organic fiber used in the present invention is used as an adhesive to bond glass fibers during hot water treatment and also provides water retention properties, so it has the property of dissolving in hot water of 60 to 100°C and swelling in water at room temperature. For example, water-soluble vinylon fibers are preferably used.

末完り1において使用する非水溶性有[4線維としては
、非水溶性の有核性の任意の繊維が使用でき、たとえば
綿、麻、絹などの天然a &y s レーヨンなどの再
生繊維、アセテートなどの半合成f:i維、ポリエチレ
ン、ポリプロピレン、ビニロン、ポリ塩化ビニル、ポリ
塩化ビニリデン、ポリアクリロニトリル、ポリクレタン
、ボリア。
Any water-insoluble nucleated fibers can be used as the water-insoluble fibers used in End 1, such as natural a&ys fibers such as cotton, linen, and silk; regenerated fibers such as rayon; Semi-synthetic fibers such as acetate, polyethylene, polypropylene, vinylon, polyvinyl chloride, polyvinylidene chloride, polyacrylonitrile, polycrethane, boria.

ミドなどの合成繊維等があけられる。Can be used with synthetic fibers such as mido.

上と水溶性及び非水溶性繊維は不繊布となされ、ガラス
繊維を主体とするシート状物とニードルパッチ加工によ
って一体化されるのであるから、直径rri1〜10デ
ニールであるのが好ましく、より好ましくは、15〜5
デニールであり、その長さFi30〜150ftである
のが好ましい。
Since the top and water-soluble and water-insoluble fibers are made into a nonwoven fabric and are integrated by needle patch processing with a sheet-like material mainly made of glass fibers, the diameter rri is preferably 1 to 10 deniers, more preferably. is 15-5
denier and preferably has a length Fi of 30 to 150 feet.

本発明におけるシート状物は上記ガラス繊維を主体とす
るものであるが、圧縮、剪断等の力に対し強度を持たせ
るために1有根繊維が混合されるのが好ましい。
Although the sheet-like material in the present invention is mainly composed of the above-mentioned glass fibers, it is preferable that one rooted fiber is mixed therein in order to provide strength against forces such as compression and shearing.

上記有機繊維としては前述の水溶性有機繊維及び非水溶
性有機繊維の地熱融着性繊維があげられる。
Examples of the above-mentioned organic fibers include the above-mentioned water-soluble organic fibers and water-insoluble organic fibers that are geothermally fusible.

上記熱融着性繊維としては前記有機繊維の周囲にホット
メルト型接着剤が積層された繊維、ホットメルト型接着
剤の中に海島状に有機繊維が分散された線維、有機繊維
と熱融着性繊維が積層された繊維等の複合繊維等があけ
られその直径は1〜10デニールであるのが好ましく、
より好ましくは、15〜57′″ニールであり、長さF
iso〜1501nlであるのが好ましい。
The above-mentioned heat-fusible fibers include fibers in which a hot-melt adhesive is laminated around the organic fibers, fibers in which organic fibers are dispersed in a sea-island shape in a hot-melt adhesive, and fibers that are heat-fusible with organic fibers. It is preferable that composite fibers such as fibers made of laminated fibers have a diameter of 1 to 10 deniers,
More preferably, it is 15 to 57'' neal, and the length F
It is preferable that it is iso~1501nl.

有機繊維の添加量は多く々ると可燃性になり逆に少なく
なると強度が小さくなるのでガラス繊維60〜95重量
%と有機縁14140〜5重量%が混繊されるのが好ま
しく、より好ましくはガラス繊維70〜90重量%と有
機fill!30〜10重量%である。
If the amount of organic fiber added is too large, it will become flammable, and if it is too small, the strength will be reduced. Therefore, it is preferable that 60 to 95% by weight of glass fiber and 14,140 to 5% by weight of organic fiber are mixed, and more preferably. Glass fiber 70-90% by weight and organic fill! It is 30 to 10% by weight.

尚上記ガラス線維を主体とするシート状物の製造方法は
公知のの任意の方法が採用されてよく、たとえばガラス
繊維を所定の長さに切断し、一度解繊した後染織機で集
繊しシート状とする方法が採用される。
Any method known in the art may be used to manufacture the above-mentioned sheet material mainly made of glass fibers. For example, the glass fibers are cut into a predetermined length, defibrated, and then collected on a dyeing loom. A method of forming it into a sheet is adopted.

本発明において使用する不縁布は上記水溶性有機繊維と
非水溶性有機繊維よりなり、上記シート状物Ka層され
、ニードルパッチ加工によって一体化されるのであるが
、不織布は薄くなるとガラス繊維の毛羽をねかせる効果
及び成形の際のガラス粉末の飛散を防止する効、果が低
下するので8〜402/−であるのが好ましく、不織布
中の水溶性有機繊維の添加量は少々くなるとガラス繊維
との接着が少なくなり、ガラス粉末の飛散を防止する効
果、機械強度及び保水性が低下し、逆に多くなると硬く
なってしわが出易くなるので、不織布中30〜70重量
%であるのが好ましい。
The non-woven fabric used in the present invention is made of the above-mentioned water-soluble organic fibers and water-insoluble organic fibers, and is layered with the above-mentioned sheet-like material Ka and integrated by needle patch processing. It is preferable that the amount of water-soluble organic fiber in the nonwoven fabric is 8 to 402/- because the effect of letting fluff age and the effect of preventing scattering of glass powder during molding decreases. 30 to 70% by weight of the nonwoven fabric, as the adhesion to the nonwoven fabric decreases, reducing the effect of preventing glass powder from scattering, mechanical strength, and water retention. preferable.

零発Fg+においては上記シート状物と不織布を頂層し
、不繊布側からニードルパッチ加工によって一体化する
のであるが、ニードルパッチ加工はフェルト針によって
d当h15〜40点処理されるのが好ましく、この際フ
ェルト針の先端がシート状物を貫通して5〜1olyと
び出るように処理されるのが好ましい。
In zero-start Fg+, the above sheet-like material and nonwoven fabric are layered on top and integrated by needle patch processing from the nonwoven fabric side, but it is preferable that the needle patch processing is performed with felt needles at 15 to 40 points, At this time, it is preferable that the tip of the felt needle penetrates the sheet-like material and protrudes by 5 to 1 oly.

尚不繊布はシート状物の少なくとも一面に積層されれば
よいが、両面に積層されてもよく、又ニードル・ペンチ
加工も両面から行なわれてもよい。
The nonwoven fabric may be laminated on at least one side of the sheet-like material, but it may be laminated on both sides, and needle/pliers processing may be performed on both sides.

本発明においてはニードルパッチ加工して一体化した後
得られた積層体を熱水処理するのであるが、熱水処理は
ガラス繊維にからまった水溶性有機繊維の表面を溶解し
接着するのであり、たとえば80℃以上の熱水又はスチ
ームを噴霧する方法、熱水に浸漬する方法等があげられ
るが、接着性をあげるために水もしくF′i熱水を吹き
つけた後加熱ロールで加圧するのが好ましい。
In the present invention, the laminate obtained after needle patch processing and integration is treated with hot water, but the hot water treatment dissolves and adheres the surface of the water-soluble organic fibers entangled with the glass fibers. For example, methods include spraying hot water or steam at 80°C or higher, and immersing in hot water. However, in order to improve adhesion, spraying with water or hot water and then heating with a heated roll may be used. Pressure is preferred.

ロールの表面温度は100〜200℃が好ましく、ロー
ル間隔は加圧前の積層体の厚みの20〜60%であるの
が好ましい。
The surface temperature of the rolls is preferably 100 to 200°C, and the roll interval is preferably 20 to 60% of the thickness of the laminate before pressing.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

本発明の金属折版用断熱材の製造方法の構成は上述の通
妙であり、得られた断熱材はシート状物と不織布は二一
ドルノ<ンチ加工によって一体化されており、ガラス繊
維は水溶性有機繊維によって接着されているから、ガラ
ス繊維の毛羽立ちが少なく、手触がよ〈取り扱い易くか
つ嵩高く断熱性がすぐれており、圧縮剪断等の力が加わ
っても折れにくく、引張強度、曲げ強度が大きく、層四
到離しにくくなっている。従って金属板に積層した後折
曲げ加工した際に折曲部が切断されたり、谷部にふくら
みやはがれが生じることがなく、又その際にガラス粉末
の電数がなく作業環境が良い、さらに保水性が良く、屋
根材等に使用した際に結露水が室内に落下することが彦
い。
The structure of the manufacturing method of the heat insulating material for metal folding plates of the present invention is as described above. Because it is bonded with water-soluble organic fibers, there is little fuzz on the glass fibers, and it feels good to the touch.It is easy to handle, bulky, and has excellent heat insulation properties. It has high bending strength, making it difficult to separate the layers. Therefore, when the metal plate is laminated and then bent, the bent part will not be cut, bulges or peeling will not occur in the valley, and there is no charge of glass powder at that time, resulting in a good working environment. It has good water retention properties, and when used for roofing materials, there is no chance of condensed water falling into the room.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

次に零発ワ1を実施例を参照して説明する。 Next, the zero firing machine 1 will be explained with reference to an embodiment.

実施例 ガラス長繊維(Eガラス、直径9μ、繊維長50〜80
11)90重量部とlジエステル系熱融着性繊維(直径
4デニール、e、細長51*x)10重量部を混繊し、
クエノプ製造機により、厚さ15傷重さ530り/ゴの
シート状物を作製した。
Example Long glass fiber (E glass, diameter 9μ, fiber length 50-80
11) 90 parts by weight and 10 parts by weight of l-diester heat-fusible fiber (diameter 4 denier, e, slenderness 51*x) are mixed,
A sheet-like product with a thickness of 15 scratches and a weight of 530 pounds/g was produced using a Kuenopu manufacturing machine.

得られたシート状物の一面に水溶性ビニロン繊維(直径
37′″ニール、繊維長511131 ) 4f/lr
iとポリエステル繊維(直径4デニール、繊維長5tm
)6g/ゴよりなる不織布を81層し、他面に上記ビニ
ロン繊維627扉とポリエステル繊維(直径4デニール
、繊維長51ff)4り/−よりなる不織布を積層し、
両面からそれぞれ19番手フェルト針により針の貫通長
9朋、針密度25点/cdの条件でニードル/(ンチ加
工を行い一体化した厚さ511Mの積層体を得た。
Water-soluble vinylon fiber (diameter 37''' Neil, fiber length 511131) 4f/lr was coated on one side of the obtained sheet-like material.
i and polyester fiber (diameter 4 denier, fiber length 5tm)
) 81 layers of a non-woven fabric made of 6 g/g/g, and on the other side, a non-woven fabric made of the vinylon fiber 627 door and polyester fiber (diameter 4 denier, fiber length 51 ff) 4/- was laminated,
Needle punching was performed from both sides using a No. 19 felt needle under the conditions of a needle penetration length of 9 mm and a needle density of 25 points/cd to obtain an integrated laminate with a thickness of 511 M.

得られた積層体を直径250悶、表面温度160℃、ク
リアランス3 IlHのビンチロールに、40y/−の
割合で水を噴霧しながら供給して加熱加圧し、次に17
0℃の熱風乾燥機に供給して10分間加熱処理して、厚
さ5MM、みかけ密度0.11 ? /扉の断熱材を得
た。
The obtained laminate was supplied to a vintil roll having a diameter of 250 mm, a surface temperature of 160 °C, and a clearance of 3 IlH while spraying water at a rate of 40 y/-, heated and pressurized, and then heated and pressurized at 17 mm.
It was supplied to a hot air dryer at 0°C and heat-treated for 10 minutes to give a thickness of 5mm and an apparent density of 0.11? / Obtained insulation for the door.

得られたwR熱材の層間剥離強度Vi1050P730
關巾(引張速度300闘/1.)であった。
The interlayer peel strength of the obtained wR thermal material Vi1050P730
It was a hood (pulling speed 300 mm/1.).

又上記断熱材を切断して10 X 10 x 10 (
LM)のブロックを作成し、常温の水に24時間浸漬し
た後取り出し、網の上に@置し、水が滴下しなくなった
ときの保水量を測定したところ606%(自ヤの606
%の水が含有されていることを示す。)であった。また
得られたtFr熱材を厚さ0.8藺の着色亜鉛鉄板にネ
オプレン系接着剤で貼着し、折版製造機でハゼタイプの
折版を成形したところ、折曲部で断熱材が切断されたり
、谷部でふくれ、はがれが生じることなく金属折版が得
られた。得られた折版を建設省告示1828号試験法妬
従って不燃性試験したところ、本撚性であった。
Also, cut the above heat insulating material to make 10 x 10 x 10 (
A block of LM) was made, immersed in water at room temperature for 24 hours, taken out, placed on a net, and when water stopped dripping, the amount of water retained was measured, and it was 606% (606% of the original).
% of water is contained. )Met. In addition, when the obtained tFr thermal material was attached to a colored galvanized iron plate with a thickness of 0.8 mm using a neoprene adhesive and a folded plate was formed into a goose-type folding plate using a folding plate making machine, the insulation material was cut at the bent part. A metal folded plate was obtained without any cracking, blistering in the valleys, or peeling. When the obtained folded plate was subjected to a nonflammability test according to the Ministry of Construction Notification No. 1828 Test Method, it was found to have true twistability.

比較例 実施例で得たシート状物の両面にポリエステル繊維繊維
(直径4デニール、繊維[51ffff ) 102/
扉よりなる不織布を積層し、実施例で行ったと同様にし
てニードル・ペンチ加工及び加熱処理を得って断熱材を
得た。得られた断熱材の物性を実施例で行ったと同様に
して測定したところ層間II m強度n5509 / 
30+u巾テロ6、保水量は530%であった。
Comparative Example Polyester fibers (diameter 4 denier, fiber [51ffff) 102/
A nonwoven fabric made of a door was laminated and subjected to needle pliers processing and heat treatment in the same manner as in the examples to obtain a heat insulating material. The physical properties of the obtained heat insulating material were measured in the same manner as in the examples, and the interlayer II m strength n5509/
30+U width Terror 6, water retention amount was 530%.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1、ガラス繊維を主体とするシート状物と、水溶性有機
繊維と非水溶性有機繊維からなる不織布を積層し、該不
織布側からニードルパッチ加工によって一体化した後熱
水処理することを特徴とする金属折版用断熱材の製造方
法。 2、シート状物がガラス繊維60〜95重量%と有機繊
維40〜50重量%よりなる特許請求の範囲第1項記載
の金属折版用断熱材の製造方法。
[Claims] 1. A sheet-like material mainly made of glass fibers and a nonwoven fabric made of water-soluble organic fibers and water-insoluble organic fibers are laminated, and after being integrated by needle patch processing from the nonwoven fabric side, hot water treatment is performed. A method for producing a heat insulating material for a metal folding plate, the method comprising: processing. 2. The method for manufacturing a heat insulating material for metal folding plates according to claim 1, wherein the sheet-like material comprises 60 to 95% by weight of glass fibers and 40 to 50% by weight of organic fibers.
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JPS60110439A (en) * 1983-11-21 1985-06-15 株式会社クラレ Inorganic and organic composite heat-insulating material

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