NL2028452B1 - Reinforced multi-layered panel and method for producing such a reinforced multi-layered panel - Google Patents
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a multi-layered panel, having first and second opposite outer panel layers with at least one of the panel layers having a 5 longitudinal side with a raised edge; a cell structured intermediate layer located between the panel layers, with the raised edge directed towards the opposite panel; an adhesive material connecting the cell structured intermediate layer with the outer panel layers, and a cured filling material arranged adjacent the raised edge. The invention also relates to a method for producing such a multi-layered panel.
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Reinforced multi-layered panel and method for producing such a reinforced multi-layered panel The present invention relates to a reinforced multi-layered panel and to a method for producing such a reinforced multi-layered panel. Panels used in high-end applications may be engineered to fit the demands relating the specific panel application and/or use. Some examples of high-end panel applications are: interior panels used in mobile applications like means of transport (trains, airplanes, boats, busses, trucks, cars, etc.), furniture panels, interior and exterior construction panels, display panels, screening/partition/shielding panels, construction panels and so on. Demands in such high-end panel applications may be: flexibility in design (in relation to shape, size, thickness, material choices, look, feel and/or additional functionality integration), high strength, low weight, prepared fixation feasibilities; temperature resistancy, fire resistancy, chemical resistancy and/or carrying capacity. To provide many of such demands layered panels are applied in various structures and compositions, wherein different material layers are combined to meet — as much as possible — the demands.
The present invention has for its object to provide an improved type high-end multi- layered panel that combines the mechanical and physical properties of existing high-end multi-layered panels like for instance the high-end multi-layered panels as disclosed in the Dutch patent 2021949 of the present applicant, but that has enhanced mechanical properties that facilitate a firm fixation of objects in and on the panel. It is also an object of the invention to provide a method for producing such a reinforced multi-layered panel that requires only limited amendment of the existing production methods and that is relatively simple to perform.
To realise these objects the present invention provides a multi-layered panel, comprising: first and second opposite outer panel layers at specified shape and dimensions with at least one of the panel layers having at least one longitudinal side with a raised edge; a cell structured intermediate layer located between the internal sides of the outer panel layers, with the at least one raised edge of at least one of the panel layers directed towards the opposite panel; an adhesive material connecting the cell structured intermediate layer directly with the outer panel layers,
and a cured filling material arranged in at least a space between the panel parts adjacent to at least one raised edge.
The multi-layered panel according the present invention combines a large freedom of form/shape with a great stiffness.
As the multi-layered panel is “glued” together the need to use mechanical fasteners is eliminated, and it is advantageous that the cell structured intermediate layer is directly connected with the outer panel layers; this limits the use of components (intermediate fleece/web/film layers are superfluous) and makes the production process relative simple, fast, solid and cheap.
For a closed execution of a front side at least one of the panel layers had at least one longitudinal side with a raised edge.
Such a raised edge, or edges, provide a flat and neat finish of one or more of the end faces of the layered panel, but it also adds to the stiffness of the multilayer panel according to the present invention.
The cell structured intermediate layer may continue until the raised edge but it will be inevitable that some cells of the intermediate layer will be damaged (open). Also in practise it will be difficult to have a perfect joining of the cell structured intermediate layer and a (or all) raised edge(s) leading to locally some broader or smaller opening between the cell structured intermediate layer and the raised edge(s). This may lead to lesser properties of the multi-layered panel as for instance it is sensible for the entrance of pollution.
It is therefore advantageous to arrange a cured filling material in at least a space between the panel parts adjacent to at least one raised edge.
The filling material is normally initially — when brought at the desired location - in a fluid state and de raised edge will prevent the filling material to flow away before it is cured.
The cured filling material may prevent the entrance of pollution in the multi-layered panel of the present invention but may also provide an improved insulation value of the multi-layered panel.
As will be clarified later in more detail; the cured filling material may be useful for a better fixation of insets in the multi-layered panel.
The at least one raised edge may be embodied as a bended raised edge.
Bending, or so called “setting” or “folding”, is a processing technique in which an angle is set in (metal) sheet.
Bending is an efficient process to realise raised edge.
For instance when and edge has to be provided with a 90° corner to the panel surface the edge may be bended a bit more than the 90° so that after the partial rebound of the converted part an angle of 90° remains.
In an embodiment at least one of the panel layers is bounded by (only) straight sides and all sides have raised edges protruding in the same direction such that the raised edges are forming a protruding continuous ridge. Preferably in such embodiment (all) adjoining raised edges are close fitting. With such an embodiment the panel layer with the protruding continuous ridge maybe seen as a low bin, which construction will prevent the filling material - in it starting fluid state - to flow out of the raised edge. Also the continuous raised edge has the advantage that the complete circumference of the multi-layered panel is shielded with a raised circumferential edge.
A further advantage of the cured filling material adjoining at least one raised edge of the multi-layered panel according to the present invention is that — as mentioned briefly before — that one or more fixing elements may be attached in at least one of the panel layers whereby that insert is at least partly embedded in the cured filling material. The filling material will provide support for a more firm/solid attachment of the insert in the multi-layered panel. Examples of such inserts are potting inserts and helicoils. Such inserts may be used to attach external objects to the multi- layered panel, or vice versa, to attach the multi-layered panel to another object. A helicoil is a threaded insert, for instance to hold an (external) screw and a potting insert are used for, among others, bolting or for form-fit attachment of a multi- layered panel. For relative simple construction and easy assembly in an embodiment only one of the panel layers has a protruding edge and the opposite panel layer is a flat panel layer. This requires only one of the panel layers to be provided with one or more raised edges. As the cured filling material that is adjoining at least one raised edge fills a space between the raised edge and the cell structured intermediate layer also the connection between the raised edge and the cell structured intermediate layer is provided thus further enhancing the structural sturdiness of the multi-layered panel according to the present invention. Preferably the cured filling material adjoining at least one raised edge is also filling atleast a part of the cell structured intermediate layer as this leads to a formfitting connection of the filling material and the cell structured intermediate layer, which again enhances the structural sturdiness of the multi-layered panel according to the present invention.
Advantageous filling materials are modified PU and/or Acrylic glue.
These materials have favourable product features and are not extremely expensive.
In a further advantageous embodiment a pre-foamed phenolic foam may be located in the cells of the cell structured intermediate layer.
The addition of such phenolic foam enhances the thermal insulating properties.
Pre-foamed rigid phenolic insulation products offer very good thermal insulating properties due to the very low thermal conductivity (extreme low A values of 0.018 W/m.K)). Its low thermal conductivity allows specified thermal performance targets to be achieved with minimal thickness of insulation.
Due to the incorporation of the pre-foamed phenolic foam in the cells of the intermediate layer located between the internal sides of the outer panel layers the mechanical strength of the multi-layered panel is not influenced by the inclusion of the phenolic foam.
Furthermore also the fire performance of phenolic foam is exceptional.
It combines zero or very low flame spread with negligible smoke emission and a very low level of toxic gas emission.
Furthermore the phenolic foam is rodent/insect proof, low water absorbent,
corrosion and chemical resistant, it resists organic solvents and chemicals, it is non-abrasive and hydrophobic and it does not corrode metal.
Also the service temperature range of phenolic foam is wide (approximately -200°C - 130°C). Besides the cell structured intermediate layer also at least one spacer block may be located between the internal sides of the outer panel layers.
The presence of the one or more spacer blocks may provide additional functionality to the multi-layered panel.
Not only the distance between the outer layers may be controlled with the presence of at least one spacer block but also the sides of the layers panel may be shielded with one or more spacer blocks and/or the spacer blocks may be used as mechanical stable elements for attaching external objects to the layers panel, like for instance door handles, hinges, fasteners, frames, locks, rebates, slots, luminaires and so on.
If more than one spacer block is integrated in the panel all spacer blocks have identical heights then the multi-layered panel will as a result normally be a flat panel, or in other words, the first and second outer layer are parallel in such situation.
The cell structured intermediate layer may be a honeycomb structured layer, preferably a metal honeycomb structured layer or a phenol impregnated paper honeycomb structured layer, as such layers have positive characteristics in weight, 5 strength and thermic insulation value. The cell structured intermediate layer may also be embodied as a fiberglass layer. The adhesive material to be used for connecting the cell structured intermediate layer to the outer panel layers may also connect the at least one spacer block to the internal sides of the outer panel layers. An adhesive material to be used in this application is for instance a polyurethane adhesive like 2KPU. However additionally or as an alternative also a double sided adhesive tape, like for instance double- sided acrylic foam tapes as VHB-tape ™ may also be applied. All the adhesive materials to be selected for use in the layered panel according the present invention have to be able to create quick and easy high-strength and long-lasting bonds that also may be resilient. The adhesive material has to enable to join a variety of materials including aluminium, steel, glass, plastics and painted and powder-coated surfaces. As an alternative or in combination with another adhesive also a double sided adhesive tape may be used.
The layers panels according to the present invention may have various shapes and dimensions. In the more standard versions of the panels the first and second outer layer have identical shapes and/or dimensions. In a standard embodiment the first and second outer layer of the stack are parallel, except for the raised edge(s).
However the present invention also allows the panels to have any spatial structure desired, like for instance curved shapes. As for one or both of the outer panel layers, these may be embodied as single metal layer, coated metal layer, glass layer, plastic layer, stone layer or multi- layered product containing plural of these material layers. The present invention also provides a method for producing a multi-layered panel according to any of the preceding claims, comprising the processing steps: A) customising a first and a second outer panel layer at specified shape and dimensions; B) providing at least one raised edge on at least on longitudinal side of at least the first panel layer; C) placing the first outer panel layer in a substantially horizontal position; D) placing a cell structured intermediate layer directly at the internal side of the first outer panel layer with an intermediate adhesive material between the first outer panel layer and the cell structured intermediate layer; E) bringing a cureable filling material in at least a space adjoining at least one raised edge; F) placing the internal side of the second outer panel layer directly on cell structured intermediate layer with only an intermediate adhesive material between the cell structured intermediate layer and the second outer panel layer; and G) exerting a pressure on a stack of the first outer panel layer, the adhesive material, the cell structured intermediate layer, the adhesive material and the second outer panel layer. For the advantages of this method for producing a multi-layered panel reference is made to the advantages already mentioned above in relation to the multi-layered panel according to the present invention.
Atleast one fixing element, like a potting insert and/or helicoil, may attached in at least one of the panel layers such that the insert is at least partly embedded in the cured filling material. The fixing element may be attached to the multi-layered panel during any phase of the production process even if the filling material is not cured yet, or even not brought into its position. Only for substantially loading the fixing element (e.g. on traction) it is better to wait until the filling material is substantially, or even better completely, cured.
Before step F) at least one spacer block may be placed on the internal side of the first outer panel layer with an intermediate adhesive material, for instance a double sided adhesive tape, between at least the spacer block and the first outer panel layer while the adhesive material may be attached at the internal side of the first and the second outer panel layer before the first or second outer panel layer is placed against the cell structured intermediate layer. Preparing the first and/or second outer layer with the adhesive material before stacking the layers makes it possible to limit the lead time of the method for multi-layered panel producing and also allows to better control the fixation of the adhesive material onto the first and/or second outer layer. The cell structured intermediate layer may partly of fully come in contact with the adhesive material.
The (limited) pressure to be exerted on the stack of the first outer layer, the adhesive material, the cell structured intermediate layer, the adhesive material and the second outer layer may be provided by moving the stack through a press. As already mentioned before the pressure to bring the stack layers in contact with each other may be limited, as long as it ensures a good contact between the layers. The press for bringing the stack layers in contact with each other may simultaneously with the pressing process be used for heating the stack; thus combining two processing steps. During such double action pressing/heating the stack may be heated to a temperature of at least 50°C.
The present invention will be further elucidated on the basis of the non-limitative exemplary embodiments shown in the following figures. Herein shows: figure 1A a schematic perspective view on a multi-layered panel according to the present invention in an initial production state; figure 1B a schematic perspective view on the multi-layered panel according to figure 1A in more assembled but still partially exploded state; figure 1B a schematic perspective view on the multi-layered panel according to figures 1A and 1B in an assembled state including an insert; figure 2A a schematic perspective view on a first outer panel layer with all sides provided with a raised edge forming a protruding continuous ridge; figure 2B a schematic perspective view on the first outer panel layer of figure 2A wherein the first outer panel layer is filled with a cell structured intermediate layer and a cured filling material is arranged adjoining the protruding continuous ridge of the first outer panel layer; figure 2C a schematic perspective view on a multi-layered panel according to the present invention including the first outer panel layer from figures 2A and 2B; figure 3 a schematic perspective view on an alternative embodiment of a multi-layered panel according to the present invention in an exploded view; figures 4A — AG subsequent stages of the method for producing a multi- layered panel according to the present invention; and figures 5A and 5B perspective views on a potting insert and a helicoil that may be inserted in the multi-layered panel according to the present invention.
Figure 1A shows a schematic perspective view on a multi-layered panel 1 in an initial production state. A first outer panel layer 2 has two raised edges 3, 4 on two adjoining longitudinal sides 5, 6. An adhesive material 7 is brought onto the (inner) side of the panel layer 2. Also shown is a cell structured intermediate layer 8 that has to be embedded between the first outer panel layer 2 and a second outer panel layer 9. The cured filling material is not shown in this figure (yet). In figure 1B the multi-layered panel 1 from figure 1A is in a further production phase, wherein the cell structured intermediate layer 8 is assembled with the first outer panel layer 2 and here also a cured filling material 10 is arranged adjacent to the raised edge 3. The cured filling material 10 is partially filling a slit between the cell structured intermediate layer 8 and the raised edge 3 but is also filling some of the open cells of the intermediate layer 8 bordering the raised edge 3 as well as some closed cells close to the raised edge 3. Figure 1C shows the multi-layered panel 1 from figures 1A and 1B in a compete assembled state wherein the second outer panel layer 9 is glued onto the first outer panel layer 2 holing both, the cell structured intermediate layer 8 and the cured filling material 10. In this assembled multi-layered panel 1 also an insert 11 is included at a location where the insert 11 finds support in the cured filling material 10, which this provides an additional structural strength to the attachment of the insert 11. Furthermore the cured filling material 10 seals off an edge part of the multi-layered panel 1.
Figure 2A shows a schematic perspective view on a first outer panel layer 20 of with four straight sides 21, 22, 23, 24 all of which have raised edges 25, 26, 27, 28 protruding in the same direction. The raised edges 25, 26, 27, 28 are forming a protruding continuous ridge. Also reference is made to the fact that adjoining raised edges 25, 26, 27, 28 are close form fitting. Figure 2B shows the first outer panel layer 20 wherein an cell structured intermediate layer 21 is glued. Bordering the adjoining raised edges 25, 26, 27, 28 a filling material 29 is added, normally in a fluid state, and this filling material 29 is hardened such that is shields the inner side of the cell structured intermediate layer
21 and any free openings between the raised edges 25, 26, 27, 28 and the cured filling material 29 is filled. The cured filling material 29 provides advantageous properties to a multi-layered panel 30 (as shown in its complete assembled state in figure 2C). The cured filling material 29 adds strength to the multi-layered panel 30 but also seals off the sides of the multi-layered panel 30.
In figure 3 an alternative embodiment of a multi-layered panel 40 according to the present invention is shown in an exploded view, having upper and lower opposite outer panel layers 41, 42 and a cell structured intermediate layer 43 located between the internal sides of the outer panel layers 41, 42. The internal sides of the outer panel layers 41, 42 are both provided with layers of adhesive material 44, 45. Different from the multi-layered panels, 30 1 as shown in the previous figures here also spacer blocks 46 are placed on the lower outer panel layer 42, or more correct they are placed onto the layer of adhesive material 44 that is attached to the lower outer panel layer 42. After an at least partial assembly of the lower outer panel layers 41, with raised edge 47, a curable filling material may be added from a dosing unit 48. In figures 4A — 4G subsequent productions step of the method for producing a multi-layered panel 50 according to the present invention are shown. In figure 4A a first outer layer 51 is shown that has been brought in the desired dimensions and that is subsequently bended in figure 4B so that it possess at least one raise edge
52. In figure 4C a layer of adhesive material 53 is brought onto this first outer layer
51. In the subsequent process step shown in figure 4D also a cell structured intermediate layer 54 is placed on the first outer layer 51. In figure 4E a filling material 55 is brought between the intermediate cell structured layer 54 and the raised edge 52, as well as in the intermediate cell structured layer 54 close to the raised edge 52. Figure 4F shows that a second outer layer 56 - that is also provided with a layer of adhesive material 57 on the cell structured intermediate layer 54 while exerting pressure and heat. In figure 4G the complete panel 50 is shown including an insert 58, which insert 58 is embedded in the cured filling material 55. Figures 5A and 5B show two fixing element 60, 61, here a potting insert 60 and a helicoil 61, to be inserted in the multi-layered panel according to the present invention.
The potting insert 60 provides a through opening 62 for fixing objects to a multi-layered panel or for fixing the multi-layered panel with the potting insert 60 onto another object.
The helicoil 61 is especially useful for holding a screw of screw fixture.
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