WO2006009223A1 - 板状体の分別管理方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a separation management method for plate-like bodies.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a manufacturing process of a conventional plate glass for a display substrate.
- a glass plate for a display substrate such as a liquid crystal display, a plasma display, and an organic EL is obtained by melting a raw material of the plate glass at a high temperature in a base plate process, and molding the raw material into a plate shape by, for example, a float process (Step U1). Cut as a board (Step U2). Thereafter, the process proceeds to an additional process, where the glass is cut into the size of the plate glass for the display substrate, and the end face is chamfered (Step U3). Polish the surface (Step U4). In the inspection process, the polished plate glass is inspected for quality such as the presence of flaws and bubbles that contain scratches (Step U5). If polishing (Step U4) is not performed, inspection (Step U5) is performed immediately after cutting and chamfering (Step U3).
- step U6 the quality of the display substrate plate glass (hereinafter simply referred to as plate glass) is determined (step U6).
- Non-defective flat glass that satisfies the quality requirements for flat glass is packed and shipped to the customer (Step U7).
- the entire glass surface is polished by a polishing machine by the depth.
- the entire surface of the plate glass is re-polished with the same polishing machine as in the polishing step (step U4). If polishing is not performed for flatness of the surface of the glass sheet, it is polished for correction for the first time.
- the plate glass for a display substrate is almost free from scratches on the surface of the plate glass and internal bubbles. There is a need for flat glass with almost no defects. Because of this requirement, for example, there are defects such as micro-scratches, and therefore, polishing the entire surface of the plate glass as a correction product for correction requires man-hours and increases the cost of poor production efficiency. Also, due to some drawbacks, discarding the entire product is wasteful and reduces yield.
- Patent Document 1 discloses a liquid crystal panel in which an identification mark is provided on a glass substrate and a method for identifying a liquid crystal panel substrate.
- n identification marks are provided at regular intervals at predetermined positions outside the display area of the liquid crystal panel, and alignment is performed when the liquid crystal is sandwiched between two substrates, the first substrate and the second substrate. It is easy to do.
- the identification method described in Patent Document 1 uses the identification mark to align the substrate type, front / back, and substrates when manufacturing the liquid crystal panel, and does not relate to the quality of the substrate! /.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2003-57618
- the present invention is based on the above prior art, and even if a defect such as a scratch is present on the plate-like body, it is shipped together with its quality data, and the plate-like object is shipped at the shipping destination or in a post-process (use process).
- the object is to provide a method for separating and managing plate-like bodies that can be used efficiently.
- the separation management of the plate-like body is, for example, for a cut plate glass, a quality grade is determined based on the quality data, and the cut plate glass is used (may be used after being sorted according to use) To correct or dispose of.
- a quality grade is determined based on the quality data
- the cut plate glass is used (may be used after being sorted according to use) To correct or dispose of.
- the previous process manufacturing process
- the shipping destination or the subsequent process based on the quality data
- a predetermined cutting dimension that minimizes the correction and disposal of the cut glass sheet is selected and sorted.
- the quality grade is determined based on the quality data
- the cut sheet glass is used (may be used according to the application), corrected or discarded.
- the present invention includes an inspection process for inspecting the quality of the plate-like body, and a marking process for marking the plate-like body, and the marking force in the inspection process. It is possible to obtain the quality data of the obtained plate-like body, and the quality data.
- a separation management method for plate-like bodies wherein the plate-like bodies are separated and managed based on the separation.
- the quality data obtained in the inspection process is marked on a plate-like body through the marking process.
- an identification code for each plate-like body is marked on the plate-like body through the marking step, and the inspection code corresponding to the identification code and the identification code is recorded. It is characterized in that quality data obtained in the process is stored in a memory means.
- the separation of the plate-like body is performed by using the glass power for a display substrate when cutting into a glass substrate of a predetermined size based on the quality data. It is characterized by determining the grade.
- a predetermined dimension for cutting the glass power for the display substrate into the glass substrate is selected based on the quality data, and the glass substrate is selected. It is characterized by determining the quality grade.
- the plate-like body is a plate glass.
- each plate-like body is marked in the production process of the plate-like body, and the quality data of the plate-like body can be read by this marking.
- marking refers to marking on a plate-like body a mark for displaying various types of information. In a broad sense, it also includes a mark marked on the plate-like body.
- This mark is a means for displaying quality data such as identification codes and defects for each plate. For example, it is represented by letters, numbers, symbols, barcodes, and the like.
- the marking method is performed, for example, by sputtering, vapor deposition, laser processing, printing, or sticking a seal.
- the marking position is preferably near the edge of the plate-like body, that is, the unused portion.
- the quality data is, for example, defect information, and quality information such as surface flatness and plate thickness may be included.
- the defect information includes the number of scratches on the surface, the size, the depth, the position, the number of bubbles, the size, the position (surface and inside), etc.
- These quality data can be directly from the marking or other memory means Can be obtained indirectly via
- the plate-like body can be separated and managed when it is cut into a predetermined size and used. This makes it possible to use the plate-like body according to the size or position of the scratches or bubbles, or the flatness of the surface. Can be selected.
- the size of the plate-like body is, for example, 400 ⁇ 300 to 3500 ⁇ 3000 mm.
- the reduction in production efficiency due to polishing for correcting defects after the inspection process and the waste of resources due to disposal are greatly improved.
- This effect is more remarkable as the size of the plate-like body is larger.
- the ship-to party or the post-process that received this plate-like body can obtain defect information based on the mark, so the extent of the defect or the usable area can be determined, and the plate-like body is cut to a predetermined size accordingly. It can be used as a product that does not interfere with its drawbacks. As a result, it is possible to improve the production efficiency and reduce the cost at the shipping destination or in the subsequent process.
- the quality data of the inspection process is marked as it is on the plate, so that the quality data is reliably marked on each plate, and the data is surely read by reading this marking. Can be obtained.
- only the identification code is marked on the plate-shaped body, and the quality data is stored in another memory corresponding to the identification code. This can be easily handled when there are many cases or when there is additional data.
- the history management of each process can be easily performed for each plate by using one memory means.
- the sheet glass quality data is obtained when the sheet glass is cut as a glass substrate for display. Since the quality grade of the glass substrate is determined based on the glass substrate, it is possible to efficiently sort and use the glass substrate according to an appropriate grade depending on the purpose of the plate glass.
- the sheet glass quality data is obtained when the sheet glass is cut as a glass substrate for display. Based on this, it is possible to select and cut the use area of the glass plate, and to determine the quality grade of the cut glass substrate, so that it is possible to use the glass plate having defects even more efficiently and efficiently. .
- a remarkable effect can be obtained by applying the present invention particularly to a plate glass for a display substrate or the like.
- FIG. 1 is a flowchart showing a manufacturing process of a plate glass used in a sorting management method for a display substrate plate glass according to the present invention at a shipping source or a previous process.
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart for determining the quality grade of the glass substrate in the method for separating and managing the glass sheets for display substrates according to the present invention at the shipping destination or in the post-process.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart for determining the quality grade of a glass substrate in the method for separating and managing the glass sheets for display substrates according to the present invention at the shipping destination or in the subsequent process.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic explanatory diagram showing an example of determining a quality grade of a glass substrate based on defect information.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a process for manufacturing a conventional glass plate for a display substrate.
- FIG. 1 is a flowchart showing a manufacturing process of a plate glass used in the method for separating and managing the plate glass for a display substrate according to the present invention at the shipping source or in the previous process.
- step S1 to step S5 up to the raw material strength inspection of the plate glass used in the management method according to the present invention is the same as the manufacturing process (step U1 to step U5) described in FIG. That is, in the base plate process, the raw material of the plate glass is melted at a high temperature, and this is formed into a plate shape by, for example, a float process (step S1), and then cut as a base plate (step S2). After that, the process proceeds to the processing step, where the glass is cut into the size of the glass plate for the display substrate, and the end face is chamfered (step S3). Polish (Step S4).
- the polished plate glass It is inspected for defects and quality such as the presence of flaws and bubbles (step S5).
- the quality data to be inspected at this time is, for example, defect information, and may include quality information such as surface flatness and plate thickness.
- Defect information includes the number, size, depth, and position of scratches on the surface, and the number, size, and position (surface and interior) of bubbles. If polishing (step S4) is not performed, inspection (step S5) is performed immediately after cutting and chamfering (step S3).
- marking is performed on each plate glass (step S10).
- This marking makes it possible to read the quality data of the plate glass.
- the marking is to mark a sheet glass in order to display various information, and this mark is a means capable of displaying an identification code and quality data for each sheet glass. For example, it is represented by letters, numbers, symbols, bar codes, etc.
- the mark is drawn by laser irradiation, printed using ink, or deposited near the edge of the plate glass using sputtering, sealing, or the like. This mark indicates the quality data of the plate glass detected in the plate glass inspection process (step S5).
- This quality data is, for example, defect information, and quality information such as surface flatness and plate thickness may be included. Even when there is no defect information, it is preferable to display that fact.
- Defect data includes the number, size, depth, and position of scratches on the surface, and the number, size, and position (surface and interior) of bubbles. Can be obtained indirectly via Based on this quality data, sheet glass can be sorted and managed.
- a plate glass that can be used depending on the use of the plate glass can be selected according to the size or position of the scratch or bubble, the flatness of the surface, or the like.
- the mark may display the quality data of the plate glass directly, or it may display only the identification code of each plate glass and store the quality data of the plate glass corresponding to the identification code in another database.
- the database power can be grasped by reading the quality data of the plate glass.
- the identification code may be marked in a process prior to the inspection process.
- the marked plate glass is shipped (step SI 1).
- a part of a sheet of glass could contain defects, so that the defects could be corrected and disposed of! / It can be shipped as it is as a glass plate that can be used in lade.
- the reduction in production efficiency due to polishing for correcting defects after the inspection process and the waste of resources due to disposal are greatly improved.
- This effect is more remarkable as the size of the plate glass is larger. Since the defect information is obtained based on the marking at the shipping destination or the post-process that received this glass sheet, the extent of the defect or the usable area can be determined.
- the predetermined dimensions and quality grades of various glass substrates at the shipping destination or subsequent process are in advance at the shipping source or previous process, they are sorted and graded according to the position and degree of defects. May be. In this way, separate shipments in advance can reduce the processing man-hours at the ship-to party or the post-process and reduce the management burden.
- FIG. 2 and FIG. 3 are flowcharts for determining the quality class of the glass substrate in the method for separating and managing the glass substrates for display substrates according to the present invention at the shipping destination or in the post process.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic explanatory diagram showing an example of the division pattern of the plate glass when the glass substrate is divided and cut and the quality grade is determined based on the defect information. In the following description, the use area is determined as an example.
- the plate glass for the display substrate is cut along one or more glass substrates (A to F in FIG. 4) along a cutting line 6 with a predetermined size, and the periphery is a glass piece (S in FIG. 4). ) (Unused part).
- the glass substrates A to F are composed of display areas (use areas) A ′ to F ′ and surrounding non-display areas (non-use areas) A ′′ to F ′′.
- the plate glass marked in the shipping source or the previous process is carried into the customer's shipping destination or the subsequent process (step Tl).
- the customer processes and forms TFTs, which are display devices, and CF (color filter), which affects the characteristics of liquid crystal panels such as clarity and brightness, on separate glass sheets. Bond the 1 through the liquid crystal to form the display board (Step ⁇ 2).
- the customer reads the mark on the plate glass (step ⁇ 3) and cuts the display board into glass substrates of the specified dimensions (step ⁇ 4) (in Fig. 4, it is divided into 6 sheets A to F by cutting line 6).
- the step T2 The spray substrate may be formed after reading the mark in step T3.
- the usage area of the plate glass used by the customer is compared with the defect information by the mark (step ⁇ 5) to determine how many defects are in the usage area (step ⁇ 6). For example, even a plate glass having a defect can be used as it is when the defect is in a non-use area, so that resources are not wasted. As a result, if there are no defects or the defects and quality that can be used, plate glass is used (step ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ 7). On the other hand, if there is a defect, it is determined whether it can be corrected (step ⁇ 8). If it can be corrected, it is used after correction (step ⁇ 9, ⁇ 10). If it is not possible, it is discarded or recycled (step Tl l).
- step 5 The use area and the defect information in step 5 are collated using a pattern partitioned for each glass substrate into which the glass sheet is divided as shown in FIG.
- a plurality of patterns may be used to collate with the defect information of the plate glass in advance.
- plate glass is carried in at the shipping destination or in the subsequent process (Step T'l), the mark is read (Step T'2), and the pattern with the fewest defects in the use area, that is, the optimum pattern (cut into the glass substrate) Select the desired dimension (step T'3).
- the display substrate is formed by the above-described method (step T ′ 4), and cut into a glass substrate according to the collated optimum pattern (step T ′ 5).
- Step T6 it is determined to what extent the application area has defects (Step T6), so that the glass substrate is used (Step T7) or modified (Step T9) or discarded and recycled (Step Tl 1). ).
- Step T7 it is determined to what extent the application area has defects (Step T6), so that the glass substrate is used (Step T7) or modified (Step T9) or discarded and recycled (Step Tl 1). ).
- Step T9 it is determined to what extent the application area has defects
- Step T9 modified
- a mark 2 indicating the type, position, degree, etc. of the defect is formed at a predetermined position of the peripheral portion S of the glass sheet 1 (in the figure, at the upper right position on the surface of the glass sheet).
- This mark 2 is preferably formed on the periphery of the plate glass 1 with a width of 5 to: LO mm and a length of several centimeters as shown in the figure. Good.
- the mark 2 may be marked with a force represented by a square shape in the figure or other various shapes.
- 3 is a defect of scratches
- 4 is a defect that bubbles exist on the surface
- 5 is a defect that bubbles exist inside.
- the sheet glass 1 on which the mark 2 related to these defects 3, 4 and 5 is formed is packed and shipped from the shipping source or the previous process to the shipping destination (customer) or the subsequent process.
- the display areas A ′ to F ′ of the glass substrate are compared with the defect information.
- the glass substrates in areas A to D are used as defect-free glass substrates because they use areas without defects. Since the glass substrate in the region E has the surface bubbles 4 that can be modified, a modification for removing the bubbles 4 is added in a later step.
- the glass substrate in area F has bubbles 5 inside, but if it can be used as a lower grade product with a lower quality grade, use it as a lower grade.
- the scratch 3 is in the non-use area E ", the customer is not affected by the manufacturing process due to this defect. Thus, the customer can manage based on the defect information obtained from the mark 2.
- plate glass containing defects can be used effectively, and plate glass for display substrates can be efficiently manufactured even in the plate glass manufacturing process, which is divided into 6 parts in FIG.
- the pattern to be divided differs depending on the size of the glass sheet and the size of the display product. Therefore, the number of pieces to be divided is not limited. .
- the above is the force described for the plate glass for a display substrate. If the above polishing is replaced with other processing means, in addition to general plate glass such as plate glass for buildings and automotive glass, ceramic plate, resin plate, metal plate, etc. It is also effective as a method for managing the separation of plate-like bodies. However, considering that the plate-like body can be used after being cut into glass substrates of various dimensions, this is particularly effective for the method for separating and managing the plate glass for display substrates.
- the present invention can be applied to a method for separating and managing plate-like bodies in the production of plate-like bodies. It should be noted that the entire contents of the specification, claims, drawings, and abstract of Japanese Patent Application No. 2004-215660 filed on July 23, 2004 are hereby incorporated herein by reference. As it is incorporated.
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