JPS6234687A - Production of joining member - Google Patents
Production of joining memberInfo
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Abstract
Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
〔産業上の利用分野〕
この発明は、材質の異なる複数種の金属板または金属角
棒、あるいはこれらの両方を複数個互に重ね合わせて形
成させた多層材を拡散接合で一体に接合することによっ
て、これらの各金属板および/または各金属角棒が互に
接合した接合部材を製造する方法に関し、特に分解式接
合容器を使用してこのような接合部材を製造する方法に
関するものである。[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] This invention is a method for diffusing a multilayer material formed by stacking a plurality of metal plates or square metal rods of different materials, or a plurality of both. The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a joining member in which these metal plates and/or square metal bars are joined together by joining them together, and in particular, a method for manufacturing such a joining member using a decomposable joining container. It's about how to do it.
一般に、異種金属を互に張り合わせた接合部材、例えば
時計バンド、時計ケース1時計文字板、眼鏡フレーム、
指輪、ブレスレット、ブローチ、スンダント、ライター
、シガレットケース、バックル、ネクタイピン、カフス
ボタン、万年筆のような装身具1装飾品、および各種工
芸品などにおいて盛んに利用されている接合部材は、従
来、金属表面を冶金的に接合させる鍛接法、ロール圧接
法。In general, bonded members made by bonding dissimilar metals together, such as watch bands, watch cases, watch dials, eyeglass frames, etc.
Conventionally, bonding members commonly used in accessories such as rings, bracelets, brooches, sundants, lighters, cigarette cases, buckles, tie clips, cufflinks, and fountain pens, as well as various crafts, have been made of metal surfaces. Forge welding method and roll pressure welding method to join metallurgically.
爆着法、押出法など種々の方法によって製造されている
。It is manufactured by various methods such as explosion bonding method and extrusion method.
しかしながら、金属材料どうしを接合させるこれらの接
合法では、いずれも接合時における加熱圧縮工程による
金属材料の変形量が著しく大きいために各接合層の厚み
を所定の寸法に保つことが困難であり、特に前述のよう
な装身具、装飾品。However, in all of these bonding methods for bonding metal materials, it is difficult to maintain the thickness of each bonding layer at a predetermined dimension because the amount of deformation of the metal materials due to the heat compression process during bonding is extremely large. Especially the accessories and accessories mentioned above.
および各種工芸品などの製造において1色調の異なる異
種金属どうしを接合させる場合は、異種金属間の変形量
の差が大きくなって規則的な美しい模様を形成させるこ
とが困難となるばかシでなく。When joining dissimilar metals with different tones in the production of various crafts, etc., the difference in the amount of deformation between the dissimilar metals increases, making it difficult to form regular beautiful patterns. .
接合できる層の数も精々2〜3層位が限度であるところ
から1本発明者等は、先に、異種金属を接合して装飾用
の金属複合板を製造するに当シ、接合時における金属材
料の変形量が最も小さくてすむ拡散接合法を採用した(
特開昭55−30326号および特願昭59−7919
4号)。Since the number of layers that can be bonded is limited to 2 to 3 layers at most, the present inventors first attempted to bond dissimilar metals to produce a decorative metal composite plate. We adopted the diffusion bonding method, which minimizes the amount of deformation of the metal material (
Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 55-30326 and Patent Application No. 7919-1983
No. 4).
しかしながら、高真空、高温度の下に高圧力を与えて金
属材料を接合させる前記拡散接合法を。However, the diffusion bonding method involves applying high pressure under high vacuum and high temperature to bond metal materials.
材質の異なる複数種の金属板や金属角棒を複数個互に重
ね合わせた多層材の接合に利用すると、この多層材を構
成する各素材の融点、熱膨張率、変形抵抗等が異なるた
め、各素材間の熱間変形量に差異を生じ、熱間変形量の
大きい材料からなる板または角棒では、それが接合時に
多層材の端部にはみ出してくるので、各板または各角棒
毎の厚み寸法が不揃いとなって、各接合層の厚さを所望
の値に維持できなくなるばかりでなく、このような端部
のはみ出しに、よって接合部材表面がきれい(で仕上ら
ないので、その仕上加工に手数と手間がかかる上に1歩
留りが低下し、また上記のはみ出しを避けるために接合
圧力を下げるか、あるいはさらに接合時間を短縮すると
、でき上った接合部材の接合強度が低下したり、あるい
はさらに接合自体も達成されない虞れがあった。When used to join multilayer materials made by stacking multiple types of metal plates or square metal bars made of different materials, the melting point, coefficient of thermal expansion, deformation resistance, etc. of each material that makes up the multilayer material differs. There is a difference in the amount of hot deformation between each material, and in the case of plates or square bars made of materials with a large amount of hot deformation, this will protrude to the edges of the multilayer material during joining, so each plate or square bar will be Not only will the thickness dimensions of the bonding layers become uneven, making it impossible to maintain the desired thickness of each bonding layer, but also the protrusion of the edges will result in a clean (unfinished) surface of the bonding members, which will result in The finishing process is time-consuming and labor-intensive, and the yield is reduced by 1. In addition, if the welding pressure is lowered or the welding time is further shortened to avoid the above-mentioned extrusion, the bonding strength of the finished bonded members decreases. There was a possibility that the bonding itself would not be achieved.
そこで1本発明者等は、このような問題を解決するため
に種々研究を重ねた結果。Therefore, the inventors of the present invention have conducted various studies to solve such problems.
(1) 前記多層材を構成する各金属板または各金属
角棒を拡散接合によシ互に接合して、この多層材が一体
となった接合部材を製造するに当り、その多層材の外周
面の一部と密接してこの多層材をその外周から囲む拘束
部材で前記多層材を拘束するとともに、この多層材の前
記外周面の残シの部分と密接しながら前記多層材に対し
て押動する押圧部材によって前記多層材を押圧すると、
前記拘束部材によって前記はみ出し部分の形成を防止し
つつ、前記押圧部材により、接合に必要な圧力を前記多
層材に与えることができること、(2) 前記拘束部
材と押圧部材によって多層材を収容する容器を形成させ
る場合、その容器を、前記拘束部材が2個以上の別々の
部材に分解される弁解式接合容器とすると、接合後にそ
の容器から接合部材を取り出す作業が容易になること。(1) When each metal plate or each square metal bar constituting the multilayer material is joined together by diffusion bonding to produce a joined member in which the multilayer material is integrated, the outer periphery of the multilayer material is The multilayer material is restrained by a restraining member that surrounds the multilayer material from the outer periphery in close contact with a part of the surface, and is pressed against the multilayer material while being in close contact with the remaining portion of the outer peripheral surface of the multilayer material. When the multilayer material is pressed by a moving pressing member,
(2) A container in which the multilayer material is accommodated by the restraining member and the pressing member, while the restraining member prevents the formation of the protruding portion; If the container is an excuse-type joining container in which the restraining member is disassembled into two or more separate members, it becomes easier to take out the joining member from the container after joining.
を見出した。I found out.
この発明は、上記知見に基づいて発明されたもので、拡
散接合で異種金属を接合させて、接合部材を製造するに
当シ、その接合部材の接合精度を向上させるとともに、
それの接合強度を増大させることを目的とし。This invention was invented based on the above knowledge, and it improves the joining accuracy of the joining member when manufacturing the joining member by joining dissimilar metals by diffusion bonding.
The purpose is to increase the bonding strength of it.
材質の異なる複数種の金属板または金属角棒。Multiple types of metal plates or square metal bars made of different materials.
あるいはこれらの両方を複数個互に重ね合わせて多層材
を形成させ、ついでこの多層材を構成する前記各金属板
および/または各金属角棒を拡散溶接で互に接合するこ
とによって、前記多層材が一体となった接合部材を製造
する方法において、前記多層材の外周面の一部と密接し
てこの多層材をその外周から囲んで拘束する拘束部材と
、その多層材の前記外周面の残りの部分と密接しながら
前記多層材に対して押動する押圧部材とを備え、かつ前
記拘束部材が2個以上の別個の部材に分解される1分解
式接合容器内に前記多層材を装入して。Alternatively, by stacking a plurality of both of these on top of each other to form a multilayer material, and then joining each of the metal plates and/or square metal bars constituting this multilayer material to each other by diffusion welding, the multilayer material A method for manufacturing a joining member in which the multilayer material is integrated with a restraining member that is in close contact with a part of the outer peripheral surface of the multilayer material to surround and restrain the multilayer material from the outer periphery, and the remainder of the outer peripheral surface of the multilayer material. and a pressing member that presses against the multilayer material while in close contact with the multilayer material, and the multilayer material is charged into a one-disassembly joint container in which the restraining member is disassembled into two or more separate members. do.
前記拡散接合を遂行することを特徴とするものである。The method is characterized in that the diffusion bonding is performed.
以下、この発明の具体的な構成および作用について説明
する。Hereinafter, the specific structure and operation of the present invention will be explained.
1、多層材
多層材を構成する金属材料は1例えば前述のような装身
具、装飾品および各種工芸品などの製造に供する接合′
部材を製造する場合には1種々の色調を有する金属、例
えば純銀、純銅、または白色。1. Multi-layer material The metal material constituting the multi-layer material is 1. For example, the above-mentioned joints used for manufacturing accessories, ornaments, various crafts, etc.
If the component is to be manufactured, metals with different shades can be used, for example pure silver, pure copper or white.
黄色、赤色の金合金などが使用され、これらの材料は1
例えば第3図に示されるように板1、または第4図に示
されるように角棒3に成形された後。Yellow and red gold alloys are used, and these materials are 1
For example, after being formed into a plate 1 as shown in FIG. 3 or a square bar 3 as shown in FIG.
重ね合わされて、それぞれ3種の金属A、B、C’から
なる多層材2.4が形成され、また、必要に応じてこれ
らの板と角棒とを混ぜ合わせて多層材を形成させてもよ
い。They are stacked to form a multilayer material 2.4 made of three types of metals A, B, and C', and if necessary, these plates and square bars may be mixed to form a multilayer material. good.
2、分解式接合容器
(a) 拘束部材
接合容器の一構成要素となる拘束部材は1例えば第1図
に示したように、中央に角柱状の貫通孔5aが形成され
た拘束部材本体5と板状の受圧部材6とから構成され、
この受圧部材6は、前記貫通孔5a内に嵌合してその下
方開口を塞ぎ、前記受圧部材6と拘束部材本体5の底面
は拡散接合機の加圧受台の上に載置される。2. Disassembleable jointed container (a) The restraint member, which is one component of the restraint member jointed container, consists of a restraining member main body 5 having a prismatic through hole 5a formed in the center, as shown in FIG. It is composed of a plate-shaped pressure receiving member 6,
The pressure receiving member 6 fits into the through hole 5a and closes the lower opening thereof, and the bottom surfaces of the pressure receiving member 6 and the restraining member main body 5 are placed on a pressure holder of a diffusion bonding machine.
前記受圧部材6は、第2図の(a)に示されるように、
これを前記貫通孔5aの開口よりも寸法を拡大し、拘束
部材本体5の外周からその底面に密着させて前記貫通孔
5aの下方開口を塞ぎ、その受圧部材6の上に下記中間
板9を置いてもよいし、あるいは第2図の(b)に示さ
れるように、前記拘束部材本体5の下方開口部内周に形
成された突出部5bの上に載って前記貫通孔5aの下方
開口を塞ぎ、加圧接合時に受圧部材6が撓まないように
。The pressure receiving member 6, as shown in FIG. 2(a),
This is made larger in size than the opening of the through hole 5a, and brought into close contact with the bottom surface of the restraining member main body 5 from the outer periphery to close the lower opening of the through hole 5a. Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 2(b), the lower opening of the through hole 5a may be placed on the protrusion 5b formed on the inner periphery of the lower opening of the restraining member main body 5. to prevent the pressure-receiving member 6 from bending during pressurized joining.
これを支持部材10で支持してもよい。This may be supported by the support member 10.
第1図に示された拘束部材本体5はブロック状の一体も
のとなっているが、これを、!l!1番等適番外適当に
よって展開、折りたたみできる1個または2個以上の部
材、または組み立て可能な2個以上の部材から構成し、
そしてこれらの部材を適当な係止手段1例えばボルトと
ナツト等で一体に組み立てて前記拘束部材本体5を形成
させてもよいことは勿論であり、前記拘束部材本体5を
このように組み立て、あるいは折りたたみ可能な1個ま
たは2個以上の部材から構成すると、接合後に接合容器
から接合部材を取シ出す作業が容易となる。The restraining member main body 5 shown in FIG. 1 is a block-shaped integral piece, but this! l! Consisting of one or more members that can be expanded and folded as appropriate, or two or more members that can be assembled,
Of course, the restraining member main body 5 may be formed by assembling these members together using appropriate locking means 1 such as bolts and nuts. If it is composed of one or more collapsible members, it becomes easy to remove the joining member from the joining container after joining.
(b)押圧部材
接合容器のもう一つの構成要素となる押圧部材布に嵌合
される部材であって、拡散接合機の加圧ロンドの押圧力
を受けて、前記貫通孔5a−内に密接して装入された多
層材を前記受圧板6との間で挾圧して、接合部材を製造
するのに必要な接合圧を前記多層材に与え、それが第1
図に示されるように特に肉厚であると、この押圧部材7
の多層材を押圧するときの平行度が精密に保たれ、それ
によって接合精度の一層の向上が達成される。(b) A member that is fitted into the pressing member cloth, which is another component of the pressing member bonding container, and is tightly fitted into the through hole 5a by receiving the pressing force of the pressure rond of the diffusion bonding machine. The charged multilayer material is clamped between the pressure receiving plate 6 and the joining pressure necessary to manufacture the joining member is applied to the multilayer material.
As shown in the figure, if the wall is particularly thick, this pressing member 7
The parallelism when pressing the multi-layered material is precisely maintained, thereby achieving further improvement in joining accuracy.
(C) 側板 以上のような構成からなる接合容器において。(C) Side plate In a joining container having the above configuration.
前記拘束部材本体5の内周面5Cに接して、例えば第1
図のように2枚の側板8,8を対向して挿入すると、接
合部材端面が一層きれいに仕上がるばかりでなく、接合
後この側板8,8は前記貫通孔5aから接合部材を誘導
して、これをその貫通孔5aから抜き出しやすくするの
で、必要に応じ本接合容器の補助部材として使用される
。In contact with the inner circumferential surface 5C of the restraining member main body 5,
When the two side plates 8, 8 are inserted facing each other as shown in the figure, not only can the end surfaces of the joining members be finished more neatly, but also after joining, the side plates 8, 8 can guide the joining members from the through hole 5a, Since it is easy to pull out from the through hole 5a, it can be used as an auxiliary member of the main joint container as needed.
(d) 中間板
また、前記種々の接合容器において、第1図のように、
受圧部材6と押圧部材7との間に、その受圧部材6と当
接して中間板9を前記貫通孔5a内に挿入すると、接合
後に接合容器を分解して前記貫通孔5a内から接合部材
を取り出すとき、その接合部材が貫通孔5a内から抜け
やすくなるので、この中間板も必要に応じて本接合容器
の補助部材として使用される。(d) Intermediate plate Also, in the various joint containers described above, as shown in FIG.
When the intermediate plate 9 is inserted into the through hole 5a between the pressure receiving member 6 and the pressing member 7 and in contact with the pressure receiving member 6, the joining container is disassembled after joining and the joining member is removed from inside the through hole 5a. When taken out, the joining member easily comes out of the through hole 5a, so this intermediate plate can also be used as an auxiliary member of the main joining container if necessary.
以上のような接合容器の各部材を構成する材料としては
勿論高温高圧に耐える材料が使用され。Of course, materials that can withstand high temperature and high pressure are used as the materials constituting each member of the bonded container as described above.
例えばCr: l 2〜14 %、 Mo: 5%、F
e:0.5%。For example, Cr: l2-14%, Mo: 5%, F
e: 0.5%.
Si:0.5%、 Co: 1.0 %、 Ni:残
り(以上重量%)からなる成分組成を有する超耐熱合金
: HA 713Cが好都合に使用される。A super heat-resistant alloy HA 713C having a composition consisting of Si: 0.5%, Co: 1.0%, and Ni: the balance (weight %) is advantageously used.
3、接合条件
この発明において適用される接合条件は特に制限されな
いで通常の拡散接合において使用される種々の接合条件
を適用することができ、接合温度は主として被接合材料
の融点によって適宜定めら、れ、一般に2’X 10−
5〜2 X I O″″’ Torrの真空度の下に1
.3〜3.3 kg /lu2の圧力において接合が遂
行される。この発明においては接合容器で多層材を外側
から拘束して、接合時におけるそれの望ましくない変形
を抑えながら接合するので、接合容器を使用しない従来
の拡散接合よりも一般に高い圧力をかけることができる
。3. Bonding conditions The bonding conditions applied in this invention are not particularly limited, and various bonding conditions used in normal diffusion bonding can be applied, and the bonding temperature is appropriately determined mainly depending on the melting point of the materials to be bonded. generally 2'X 10-
1 under vacuum degree of 5~2 X I O''''' Torr
.. Bonding is carried out at a pressure of 3-3.3 kg/lu2. In this invention, the multi-layered materials are restrained from the outside by the welding vessel and joined while suppressing undesirable deformation of the materials during bonding, so higher pressure can generally be applied than in conventional diffusion bonding that does not use the welding vessel. .
ついで、この発明を実施例により比較例と対比しながら
説明する。Next, the present invention will be explained by examples and in comparison with comparative examples.
実施例1
色調が銀白色の純銀、および赤銅色の純銅を素材とする
。それぞれ厚さ:0.52u+の板を用意し、それから
巾:50m、長さ二60Hの金属板を切り取って、各素
材金属板60枚づつを脱脂処理したのち、第1図に示し
たような内寸(貫通孔1aの寸法):巾50.2mX長
さ60.3馴X高さ80Uを有する分解式接合容器の中
に銀板1銅板の順に交互に重ね合わせて装入し、拡散溶
接機内で真空度: 2 X I O−’ Torr以上
を保持しながら昇温させ、830℃における均熱を1時
間続けたのち。Example 1 Pure silver with a silver-white color and pure copper with a red copper color are used as raw materials. Prepare a plate with a thickness of 0.52U+, then cut out a metal plate with a width of 50m and a length of 260H. After degreasing 60 of each material metal plate, as shown in Figure 1. Inner dimensions (dimensions of through hole 1a): Silver plates and copper plates are stacked alternately and charged into a disassembleable joining container with width 50.2m x length 60.3m x height 80U, and diffusion welded. The temperature was raised while maintaining the degree of vacuum: 2 X I O-' Torr or higher in the machine, and soaking at 830°C was continued for 1 hour.
その温度で一定の圧カニ 9 tonを3時間保持する
条件で拡散接合を遂行した。Diffusion bonding was performed under the conditions of maintaining a constant pressure of 9 tons at that temperature for 3 hours.
ついで、接合容器から取り出した接合部材をマルチワイ
ヤンーを用いて厚み方向に2B巾で切断してその切断面
を調べたところ、各色相の巾は0.51〜0.52Bで
、全体の厚みは61.6IILI+であり、接合面よお
け、、1張りヶ゛・i ld、 ’25 kg /rt
an’ヮよであった。Next, when the joining member taken out from the joining container was cut into a 2B width in the thickness direction using a multi-wire cutter and the cut surface was examined, the width of each hue was 0.51 to 0.52B, and the overall thickness was is 61.6IILI+, and apart from the joint surface, 1 tension・ild, '25 kg/rt
It was an' woyo.
実施例2
色調が黄色の18に金合金(Au: 75.15.Ag
: 20.0. Cu: 4.85.数値は重量%、以
下同様)。Example 2 Yellow-toned 18-gold alloy (Au: 75.15.Ag
: 20.0. Cu: 4.85. Figures are weight percentages (the same applies hereafter).
白色の18に金合金(Au: 75.15. Ag:
4.85゜Pd: 20.0 )および赤色の18に金
合金(Auニア 5.15. Ag: 5.0. Cu
: l 9.85 )を素材とする。それぞれ厚さ:0
.32H11の板を用意し、それから巾50顛、長さ6
011111の金属板を切り取って、各素材金属板60
枚づつを脱脂処理したのち、第1図に示したような形状
を有し、かつ巾:50.2顛×長さ:60.3 BX高
さ=100類の内寸を有する分解式接合容器の中に黄色
、白色、赤色の順に交互に重ね合わせて装入し、拡散溶
接機内で真空度: 2 X I O””’Torr以上
を保持しながら昇温させ、800℃において1時間のj
CI熱加熱を継続したのち、第1段接合として温度:8
00℃、圧力=4〜6 tonにおいて、1.5時間保
持、第2段接合として温度=830℃、圧カニ7〜9
tonにおいて3時間保持、の条件の下に拡散接合によ
る接合を遂行した。Gold alloy (Au: 75.15.Ag:
4.85°Pd: 20.0) and red 18 gold alloy (Au near 5.15.Ag: 5.0.Cu
: l 9.85) is used as the material. Each thickness: 0
.. Prepare a 32H11 board, then make a width of 50 pieces and a length of 6 pieces.
Cut out the metal plate 011111 and make each material metal plate 60
After degreasing each piece, it is a disassembleable jointed container that has the shape shown in Figure 1 and has internal dimensions of width: 50.2 mm x length: 60.3 B x height = class 100. The yellow, white, and red colors were stacked alternately in this order and charged in a diffusion welding machine, and the temperature was raised while maintaining a vacuum level of 2 X I O''' Torr or higher, and the temperature was increased to 800°C for 1 hour.
After continuing CI thermal heating, temperature: 8 as the first stage bonding.
00℃, pressure = 4-6 tons, held for 1.5 hours, temperature = 830℃, pressure crab 7-9 as second stage bonding
Bonding by diffusion bonding was carried out under the condition of holding at a temperature of 1.5 ton for 3 hours.
ついで、接合容器から取シ出した接合部材をマルチワイ
ヤソーで厚み方向に6朋巾で切断してその切断面を調べ
たところ、各色相の巾は0.30〜0、32 rnxで
、全体の厚みは55.9mmであり、接合面シζおける
引張り強さはz2kg/lu?以上であった。Next, the joining member taken out from the joining container was cut into 6 widths in the thickness direction using a multi-wire saw, and the cut surface was examined.The width of each hue was 0.30~0.32rnx, and The thickness is 55.9 mm, and the tensile strength at the joint surface ζ is z2kg/lu? That was it.
なお、この実施例では接合容器中で中間板は使用しなか
った。Note that in this example, no intermediate plate was used in the bonding container.
実施例3
色調が白色の18に金合金(Au: 75.15. A
g: 4.85. Pd: 20.0)および黄色の1
8に金合金(Au: 75.15. Ag: 12.5
. Cu: 12.35 )を素材とする。それぞれ厚
さ:1.03Bの板を用意し、それから巾5011’L
l、長さ60yoaの金属板を切り取って、各素材金属
板15枚づつを脱脂処理したのち、第1図に示したよう
な形状を有し、かつ巾:50.2mmX長さ60.3m
X高さ508の内寸を有する分解式接合容器の中に白色
、黄色の順に交互に重ね合わせて装入し、拡散溶接機内
で真空度: 2 X 10−’Torr以上を保持しな
がら昇温させ、740℃において1時間の均熱加熱を継
続したのち、第1段接合として温度ニア40℃、圧力=
9〜7 tonにおいて1.5時間保持、第2段接合と
して温度=760℃、圧カニ6〜4 tonにおいて3
時間保持、の条件の下に拡散接合を遂行した。Example 3 A 18-gold alloy (Au: 75.15.A) with a white color tone
g: 4.85. Pd: 20.0) and yellow 1
Gold alloy (Au: 75.15.Ag: 12.5
.. The material is Cu: 12.35). Prepare a board with a thickness of 1.03B and a width of 5011'L.
After cutting out a metal plate with a length of 60yoa and degreasing 15 of each material metal plate, it had a shape as shown in Figure 1, and was 50.2mm wide x 60.3m long.
The white and yellow materials were placed in a decomposable bonding container with an inner dimension of 508 x height, stacked one on top of the other, and heated in a diffusion welding machine while maintaining a vacuum level of 2 x 10-'Torr or higher. After continuing soaking for 1 hour at 740°C, the temperature was near 40°C and the pressure =
Hold for 1.5 hours at 9 to 7 tons, temperature = 760°C as second stage bonding, 3 at pressure crab 6 to 4 tons.
Diffusion bonding was carried out under the conditions of time hold.
ついで、接合容器から取り出した接合部材をマルチワイ
ヤソーにより厚み方向に;2ul+巾で切断してその切
断面を調べたところ、各色相の巾は1.00〜1.02
mで、全体の厚みは45.6++tmであり、接合面に
おける引張り強さは20 kg/mx2以上であった。Next, the joining member taken out from the joining container was cut in the thickness direction with a multi-wire saw to a width of 2 ul + width, and when the cut surface was examined, the width of each hue was 1.00 to 1.02 mm.
m, the total thickness was 45.6++tm, and the tensile strength at the joint surface was 20 kg/mx2 or more.
比較例
つぎに比較のため、実施例3において接合させた素材金
属板と同じ金属板を同様に重ね合わせて形成させた多層
材に、この発明による分解式接合容器を使用しないこと
を除き、その他の条件は実施例3と全く同様にして、拡
散接合を施して、接合部材を製造した。Comparative Example Next, for comparison, other materials were used, except that the decomposable joint container according to the present invention was not used in a multilayer material formed by stacking the same metal plates as those joined in Example 3. Diffusion bonding was performed under the same conditions as in Example 3 to produce a bonded member.
この接合部材をマルチワイヤソーにより厚み方向に2B
巾で切断してその切断面を調べたところ、各色相の巾は
黄0.55M、白1.01ffOI、赤0.36Uで、
全体の厚みは28.8L11であり、接合面における引
張り強さは7〜10 ky /Mx2であった。This joining member was cut 2B in the thickness direction using a multi-wire saw.
When I cut it at the width and examined the cut surface, the width of each hue was 0.55M for yellow, 1.01ffOI for white, and 0.36U for red.
The total thickness was 28.8L11, and the tensile strength at the joint surface was 7 to 10 ky/Mx2.
以上の結果から1分解式接合容器を使用するこの発明で
は、比較例よりもすぐれた寸法精度と接合強度を有する
接合部材を製造できることがわかる。From the above results, it can be seen that the present invention, which uses a one-disassembly type joining container, can produce a joining member having better dimensional accuracy and joining strength than the comparative example.
以上の説明から明らかなように、この発明によると、複
数種の金属素材からなる板または角棒をすぐれた接合強
度をもって精度よく接合できるので1例えば装飾用の種
々の接合部材を必要とする装身具、装飾品、および各種
工芸品などの分野において、精密で仕上シの美しい丈夫
な接合部材を歩留シよく提供できるという、産業上有用
な効果が得られる。As is clear from the above description, according to the present invention, plates or square bars made of multiple types of metal materials can be accurately joined with excellent joining strength. The present invention can provide an industrially useful effect in that a durable joint member with a precise and beautiful finish can be provided at a high yield in the fields of ornaments, various crafts, and the like.
第1図はこの発明において使用される分解式接合容器の
一例を個々の構成部材に分解して示す斜視図、第2図は
その分解式接合容器に組み込まれる拘束部材の変更例を
示す縦断側面図1そして第3図および第4図はこの発明
によって接合される多層材の例を示す図である。図にお
いて。
1・・・金属板、 2,4・・・多層材。
3・・・金属角棒、 5・・・拘束部材本体。
6・・・受圧部材、 7・・・押圧部材、8・
・・側板、 9・・・中間板。Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing an example of the disassembleable joint container used in the present invention, broken down into individual constituent members, and Fig. 2 is a vertical cross-sectional side view showing a modified example of the restraint member incorporated into the disassembleable joint container. FIGS. 1, 3, and 4 are views showing examples of multilayer materials joined according to the present invention. In fig. 1...Metal plate, 2, 4...Multilayer material. 3... Metal square bar, 5... Restraint member body. 6... Pressure receiving member, 7... Pressing member, 8...
...Side plate, 9...Intermediate plate.
Claims (7)
るいはこれらの両方を複数個互に重ね合わせて多層材を
形成させ、ついでこの多層材を構成する前記各金属板お
よび/または各金属角棒を拡散溶接で互に接合すること
によつて、前記多層材が一体となつた接合部材を製造す
る方法において、前記多層材の外周面の一部と密接して
この多層材をその外周から囲んで拘束する拘束部材と、
その多層材の前記外周面の残りの部分と密接しながら前
記多層材に対して押動する押圧部材とを備え、かつ前記
拘束部材が2個以上の別個の部材に分解される、分解式
接合容器内に前記多層材を装入して、前記拡散接合を遂
行することを特徴とする、前記接合部材の製造方法。(1) A multilayer material is formed by stacking a plurality of metal plates and/or square metal bars made of different materials on top of each other, and then each metal plate and/or each metal constituting the multilayer material is stacked on top of each other. In the method of manufacturing a jointed member in which the multilayer material is integrated by joining square bars to each other by diffusion welding, the multilayer material is bonded to the outer circumference of the multilayer material in close contact with a part of the outer peripheral surface of the multilayer material. a restraining member that surrounds and restrains the
a pressing member that presses against the multilayer material while being in close contact with the remaining portion of the outer peripheral surface of the multilayer material, and the restraining member is disassembled into two or more separate members; The method for manufacturing a bonding member, comprising charging the multilayer material into a container and performing the diffusion bonding.
の貫通孔を有する拘束部材本体と、この貫通孔の一方の
開口を塞ぐ受圧部材とからなり、一方前記押圧部材が、
前記貫通孔の他方の開口からその貫通孔内に押動自在に
挿入されて、前記受圧部材との間で前記多層材を挾圧す
ることを特徴とする、特許請求の範囲第(1)項記載の
接合部材の製造方法。(2) In the bonded container, the restraint member includes a restraint member main body having a prismatic through-hole, and a pressure-receiving member that closes one opening of the through-hole;
Claim 1, characterized in that the multilayer material is inserted into the through hole from the other opening of the through hole so as to be freely pushable, and the multilayer material is clamped and pressurized with the pressure receiving member. A method for manufacturing a joining member.
した前記拘束部材本体内周面にその片面を密接させて、
前記貫通孔内に挿入されていることを特徴とする、特許
請求の範囲第(2)項記載の接合部材の製造方法。(3) In the joint container, the side plate has one side brought into close contact with the inner circumferential surface of the restraining member main body facing the through hole,
The method for manufacturing a joining member according to claim 2, wherein the joining member is inserted into the through hole.
部材との間で、前記受圧部材と当接して中間板が挿入さ
れていることを特徴とする、特許請求の範囲第(2)項
または第(3)項記載の接合部材の製造方法。(4) In the joint container, an intermediate plate is inserted between the pressure receiving member and the pressing member in contact with the pressure receiving member, or The method for manufacturing a joining member according to item (3).
の部材から構成されていることを特徴とする、特許請求
の範囲第(2)項ないし第(4)項のいずれか一つに記
載の接合部材の製造方法。(5) In the joint container, the pressing member is made of a particularly thick member, as described in any one of claims (2) to (4). A method for manufacturing a joining member.
ック状の一体もので構成されていることを特徴とする、
特許請求の範囲第(2)項ないし第(5)項のいずれか
一つに記載の接合部材の製造方法。(6) In the joint container, the restraining member main body is composed of a block-shaped integral piece;
A method for manufacturing a joining member according to any one of claims (2) to (5).
折りたたみ可能な1個または2個以上の部材、または組
み立て可能な複数個の部材から構成されていることを特
徴とする、特許請求の範囲第(2)項ないし第(5)項
のいずれか一つに記載の接合部材の製造方法。(7) In the joint container, the restraint member expands,
Any one of claims (2) to (5), characterized in that it is composed of one or more foldable members or a plurality of assembleable members. A method for manufacturing a joining member according to.
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