JPS6325929B2 - - Google Patents

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JPS6325929B2
JPS6325929B2 JP58210433A JP21043383A JPS6325929B2 JP S6325929 B2 JPS6325929 B2 JP S6325929B2 JP 58210433 A JP58210433 A JP 58210433A JP 21043383 A JP21043383 A JP 21043383A JP S6325929 B2 JPS6325929 B2 JP S6325929B2
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specific gravity
resin
mold
temperature
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JPS60101044A (en
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Yoshinori Nishino
Masahiko Yamamoto
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Hitachi Zosen Corp
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Hitachi Zosen Corp
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Priority to JP58210433A priority Critical patent/JPS60101044A/en
Publication of JPS60101044A publication Critical patent/JPS60101044A/en
Publication of JPS6325929B2 publication Critical patent/JPS6325929B2/ja
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Description

【発明の詳細な説明】[Detailed description of the invention]

本発明は発泡層と樹脂層とからなる積層体の遠
心成形方法に関するものである。 従来、発泡層と樹脂層とからなる積層体を作る
方法の一例として遠心成形方法がある。すなわち
第1図、第2図に示すように、複数個の輪体1で
支持してなる成形型2を回転させながら、先ず成
形型2内に樹脂液を投入し、そして遠心成形を行
なつたのち該樹脂液を加熱硬化して樹脂層3を成
形する。次いで樹脂層3内に大粒発泡剤を投入し
て遠心成形を行ない、そして大粒発泡剤を加熱発
泡させて大粒発泡層4を積層成形する。次いで大
粒発泡層4内に小粒発泡剤を投入して遠心成形を
行ない、そして小粒発泡剤を加熱発泡させて小粒
発泡層5を積層成形する。その後、必要に応じて
大粒発泡層4と小粒発泡層5とを積層成形し、そ
して最終的に樹脂層3を積層成形する。このよう
な従来の遠心成形方法によると、一層毎に材料の
投入と遠心成形と加熱硬化(発泡)とを行なわな
ければならないことから、1つの積層体を得るた
めには長い成形時間が必要となつて能率的な成形
が行なえず、また硬化や発泡のための温度が各層
ごとに異なることから、その温度コントロールも
複雑になつてくる。さらに従来方法で得られた積
層体は各層が真円状であり、内部の一部の層を波
状にするなど変形した積層体を得ることはできな
かつた。 本発明の目的とするところは、遠心成形を短時
間で能率的に行なえ、また温度コントロールは容
易に行なえ、しかも変形した積層体も得ることの
できる発泡層と樹脂層とからなる積層体の遠心成
形方法を提供する点にある。 上記目的を達成するために本発明における発泡
層と樹脂層とからなる積層体の遠心成形方法は、
大比重樹脂液と、小比重樹脂液と、両樹脂液の比
重値間において夫々比重差をつけた複数種の発泡
剤とによる混合物を作り、この混合物は、両樹脂
液の硬化温度に差をつけると共に、各発泡剤の発
泡温度に差をつけておき、この混合物を成形型内
に投入し、そして成形型の回転によつて比重差に
よる層を遠心成形し、この状態で加熱温度を次第
に上げて、順次各層で反応させている。 かかる本発明方法によると、次のような効果を
期待できる。すなわち、成形型に混合物を投入
し、そして比重差による層を遠心成形したのち加
熱することによつて、加熱温度の上昇に伴つて各
層内に順次反応させて硬化または発泡させること
ができ、したがつて積層体の遠心成形を短時間で
能率良く行なうことができると共に、温度コント
ロールは容易に行なうことができる。また比重差
による層の遠心成形時において、加熱による硬化
または発泡の位置を層厚さ方向においてランダム
にすることによつて、例えば硬化または発泡した
層の内側または外側において次の硬化または発泡
を行なわせることができ、その際の硬化または発
泡の力(移動力)によつて前段階で成形した層を
変形させることができ、以つて中間層が変形した
積層体を得ることができる。 以下に本発明の一実施例を第3図〜第7図に基
づいて説明する。先ず第3図、第4図に示すよう
に、複数の輪体10で支持してなる成形型11内
に混合物12を投入する。この混合物12は、大
比重樹脂液と、小比重樹脂液と、両樹脂液の比重
値間において夫々比重差をつけた三種類(複数種
類)の発泡剤とからなり、成形型11の回転によ
つて比重差による層に遠心成形される。すなわち
第5図に示すように、大比重樹脂液Aと、大比重
大粒発泡剤Bと、大比重小粒発泡剤Cと、中比重
大粒発泡剤Dと、小比重小粒発泡剤Eと、小比重
大粒発泡剤Fと、小比重樹脂液Gとに、成形型1
1の内面側からこの順で遠心成形される。このと
き両樹脂液A,Gの硬化温度と、各発泡剤B〜F
の発泡温度とは例えば表1のように温度差がつけ
てある。
The present invention relates to a method for centrifugal molding of a laminate comprising a foam layer and a resin layer. Conventionally, there is a centrifugal molding method as an example of a method for producing a laminate consisting of a foam layer and a resin layer. That is, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a resin liquid is first poured into the mold 2 while rotating the mold 2 supported by a plurality of rings 1, and then centrifugal molding is performed. Thereafter, the resin layer 3 is formed by heating and curing the resin liquid. Next, a large-sized foaming agent is introduced into the resin layer 3 and centrifugal molding is performed, and the large-sized foaming agent is heated and foamed to form a large-sized foamed layer 4. Next, a small-sized foaming agent is introduced into the large-sized foam layer 4 and centrifugal molding is performed, and the small-sized foaming agent is heated and foamed to form a small-sized foamed layer 5. Thereafter, the large foam layer 4 and the small foam layer 5 are laminated as required, and finally the resin layer 3 is laminated. According to such conventional centrifugal molding methods, material must be added, centrifugally molded, and heated and hardened (foamed) for each layer, so a long molding time is required to obtain one laminate. As a result, efficient molding cannot be performed, and since the temperature for curing and foaming differs for each layer, temperature control becomes complicated. Further, in the laminate obtained by the conventional method, each layer has a perfect circular shape, and it is not possible to obtain a laminate that is deformed, such as making some of the internal layers wavy. The object of the present invention is to centrifugally mold a laminate consisting of a foam layer and a resin layer, which can be centrifugally molded in a short time and efficiently, can easily control temperature, and can even produce deformed laminates. The point is that it provides a molding method. In order to achieve the above object, the method of centrifugal molding of a laminate consisting of a foam layer and a resin layer in the present invention is as follows:
A mixture is made of a large specific gravity resin liquid, a small specific gravity resin liquid, and multiple types of blowing agents with different specific gravity between the specific gravity values of both resin liquids, and this mixture has a difference in the curing temperature of both resin liquids. At the same time, the foaming temperature of each foaming agent is set differently, this mixture is put into a mold, and the mold is rotated to centrifugally form a layer due to the difference in specific gravity.In this state, the heating temperature is gradually increased. and reacting in each layer in turn. According to the method of the present invention, the following effects can be expected. That is, by putting the mixture into a mold, centrifugally molding layers based on the difference in specific gravity, and then heating, as the heating temperature increases, it is possible to cause each layer to react sequentially and harden or foam. As a result, the centrifugal molding of the laminate can be carried out efficiently in a short time, and the temperature can be easily controlled. Furthermore, during centrifugal molding of layers based on specific gravity differences, by randomizing the position of curing or foaming by heating in the layer thickness direction, for example, the next curing or foaming can be performed inside or outside of the hardened or foamed layer. The layer molded in the previous step can be deformed by the curing or foaming force (moving force) at that time, and a laminate in which the intermediate layer is deformed can be obtained. An embodiment of the present invention will be described below based on FIGS. 3 to 7. First, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, a mixture 12 is put into a mold 11 supported by a plurality of rings 10. This mixture 12 is composed of a high specific gravity resin liquid, a low specific gravity resin liquid, and three types (multiple types) of blowing agents whose specific gravity is different between the specific gravity values of both resin liquids. Therefore, it is centrifugally formed into layers due to the difference in specific gravity. That is, as shown in FIG. 5, a large specific gravity resin liquid A, a large specific gravity large particle blowing agent B, a large specific gravity small particle blowing agent C, a medium specific gravity large particle blowing agent D, a small specific gravity small particle blowing agent E, and a small specific gravity The large foaming agent F and the small specific gravity resin liquid G are placed in the mold 1.
Centrifugal molding is performed in this order starting from the inner surface of 1. At this time, the curing temperature of both resin liquids A and G and each blowing agent B to F
For example, as shown in Table 1, there is a temperature difference between the foaming temperature and the foaming temperature.

【表】【table】

【表】 したがつて遠心成形を行なつた後に加熱する
と、温度上昇に伴つて先ず大比重樹脂液Aが硬化
して成形型11の内面上に樹脂層13を成形し、
次いで第6図に示すように大比重大粒発泡剤Bが
反応して、前記樹脂層13上に大粒発泡剤14を
積層成形する。そして温度上昇によつて、発泡剤
C〜Fが順次反応し、第7図に示すように小粒発
泡層15、大粒発泡層16、小粒発泡層17、大
粒発泡層18を順次積層成形し、最内側に樹脂層
19を積層成形する。 このような成形により得られた筒状の積層体2
0は、成形型11から脱型され、そして周方向の
適所を分断されたのち展開することによつて板状
となり、以つてソフアーの座着部などに使用され
る。 上記実施例では、表1に示す温度条件によつて
成形型11の内面側から順次反応するようにした
が、この反応位置(順位)はランダムでもよい。
すなわち、第8図に示すように先ず内外の樹脂層
13,19を成形し、そして中間の小粒発泡層1
5を成形したのち大粒発泡層14,18を反応さ
せることにより、その発泡圧によつて該小粒発泡
層15を波状に変形させ得る。 なお波状成形に際しては、各層の成形毎に成形
型11の回転数を変化させることにより、より容
易に行なえる。 発泡層の大粒と小粒とは任意に組合せることが
できる。
[Table] Therefore, when heating is performed after centrifugal molding, as the temperature rises, the high specific gravity resin liquid A first hardens to form a resin layer 13 on the inner surface of the mold 11.
Next, as shown in FIG. 6, the large-sized foaming agent B reacts to form a large-sized foaming agent 14 on the resin layer 13. Then, as the temperature rises, the blowing agents C to F react sequentially, and as shown in FIG. A resin layer 19 is laminated and molded on the inside. Cylindrical laminate 2 obtained by such molding
0 is removed from the mold 11, divided at appropriate positions in the circumferential direction, and then unfolded into a plate shape, which is then used as a seating part of a sofa. In the above embodiment, the reaction was performed sequentially from the inner surface of the mold 11 under the temperature conditions shown in Table 1, but the reaction position (order) may be random.
That is, as shown in FIG. 8, first, the inner and outer resin layers 13 and 19 are molded, and then the middle small foam layer 1
By reacting the large-sized foam layers 14 and 18 after molding the small-sized foam layer 15, the small-sized foam layer 15 can be deformed into a wave shape by the foaming pressure. Note that wave forming can be more easily performed by changing the number of revolutions of the mold 11 each time each layer is formed. Large particles and small particles in the foam layer can be arbitrarily combined.

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

第1図、第2図は従来例を示し、第1図は縦断
正面図、第2図は要部の断面図、第3図〜第7図
は本発明の一実施例を示し、第3図は縦断側面
図、第4図〜第7図は縦断正面図、第8図は別の
実施例を示す要部の断面図である。 10……輪体、11……成形型、12……混合
物、13,19……樹脂層、14,16,18…
…大粒発泡層、15,17……小粒発泡層、20
……積層体。
1 and 2 show a conventional example, FIG. 1 is a vertical front view, FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the main part, FIGS. 3 to 7 show an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. The figure is a longitudinal side view, FIGS. 4 to 7 are longitudinal front views, and FIG. 8 is a sectional view of main parts showing another embodiment. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10... Ring body, 11... Molding mold, 12... Mixture, 13, 19... Resin layer, 14, 16, 18...
...Large foam layer, 15, 17...Small foam layer, 20
...Laminated body.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 1 大比重樹脂液と、小比重樹脂液と、両樹脂液
の比重値間において夫々比重差をつけた複数種の
発泡剤とによる混合物を作り、この混合物は、両
樹脂液の硬化温度に差をつけると共に、各発泡剤
の発泡温度に差をつけておき、この混合物を成形
型内に投入し、そして成形型の回転によつて比重
差による層を遠心成形し、この状態で加熱温度を
次第に上げて、順次各層で反応させることを特徴
とする発泡層と樹脂層とからなる積層体の遠心成
形方法。
1. A mixture of a large specific gravity resin liquid, a small specific gravity resin liquid, and multiple types of blowing agents with different specific gravities between the specific gravity values of both resin liquids is made. At the same time, the foaming temperature of each blowing agent is set at different temperatures, this mixture is put into a mold, and the mold is rotated to centrifugally form a layer due to the difference in specific gravity. A centrifugal molding method for a laminate consisting of a foam layer and a resin layer, which is characterized by gradually raising the temperature and reacting each layer in sequence.
JP58210433A 1983-11-08 1983-11-08 Centrifugal molding method of laminate consisting of expanded layer and resin layer Granted JPS60101044A (en)

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