WO2010122844A1 - ガラス成形体の製造装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a glass molded body manufacturing apparatus, and more particularly to a glass molded body manufacturing apparatus that obtains a glass molded body by pressure molding molten glass with a molding die.
- Optical elements made of glass have come to be used as lenses for digital cameras, optical pickup lenses such as DVDs, camera lenses for mobile phones, coupling lenses for optical communications, various mirrors, etc. It is.
- Such a glass optical element is often manufactured by a press molding method in which a glass material is pressure-molded with a molding die.
- an optical element having an aspheric surface as an optical surface is not easily formed by grinding / polishing, and therefore is generally manufactured by a press molding method using a molding die.
- a direct press method for obtaining a glass optical element by directly pressure-molding molten glass with a molding die is attracting attention because high production efficiency can be expected.
- molten glass having a temperature higher than that of the die is supplied to the die, and the supplied molten glass is mainly used. It is cooled and solidified by heat radiation from the contact surface with the mold.
- the rate at which the molten glass is cooled during the molding process is different between the upper and lower surfaces of the molten glass, or the center and the periphery, and the amount of shrinkage due to cooling becomes uneven. It has been very difficult to form a highly accurate optical surface on the lower surface side that is rapidly cooled in contact with the lower mold.
- Patent Document 1 only the upper optical surface on which the temperature of the molten glass is relatively stable is formed by transferring the molding surface of the upper mold, and after the glass molded body is formed, the optical surface on the lower surface side is additionally processed.
- a method of manufacturing a glass lens by forming by (grinding / polishing) has been proposed.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic cross-sectional view illustrating a schematic configuration according to an example of a conventional molding die
- FIG. 5 is a schematic cross-sectional view illustrating a schematic configuration according to another example of the conventional molding die.
- the upper mold 10 is provided with a cylindrical molding surface 10k for regulating the outer diameter of the side surface of the glass molded body, and the molding surface 10k provides a flat reference surface on the side surface of the glass molded body. How to form.
- a flat molding surface 10h is provided on the periphery of the aspheric molding surface 10a of the upper mold 10 on which an aspheric molding surface 10a is formed. Forming a flat reference surface on the periphery of the upper surface of the substrate.
- the speed of spreading to the periphery of the molten glass 80 stored in the receiving surface 20a of the lower mold 20 varies depending on the location in the pressurizing process.
- the A portion is formed before the B portion. 10k is contacted and cooled rapidly. That is, there is a large difference in the cooling rate between the A part and the B part of the molten glass 80.
- the amount of shrinkage of the molten glass 80 during molding is not uniform, and it is difficult to obtain a highly accurate optical surface on the upper surface side of the glass molded body.
- the molten glass 80 stored on the receiving surface 20a of the lower mold 20 does not spread evenly to the periphery, and as shown in FIG. In some cases, the portion protrudes greatly into the molding surface 10h.
- the shrinkage amount of the molten glass 80 at the time of molding was not uniform, and it was difficult to obtain a highly accurate optical surface on the upper surface side of the glass molded body.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object thereof is to provide a glass molded body manufacturing apparatus capable of manufacturing a glass molded body having a highly accurate optical surface.
- an apparatus for producing a glass molded body comprising: a lower mold that receives molten glass; and an upper mold that press-molds the molten glass supplied to the lower mold with the lower mold.
- the upper mold has a first molding surface for transferring an optical surface; A flat second molding surface provided at the periphery of the first molding surface; A third molding surface provided at the periphery of the second molding surface and inclined so as to spread in the direction of the lower die with respect to the central axis of the upper die passing through the center of the first molding surface;
- An apparatus for producing a glass molded body comprising:
- d dimension in the direction of the central axis of the third molding surface
- D dimension in the direction of the central axis of the side surface including the transfer surface by the third molding surface of the glass molded body
- a flat second molding surface is provided at the periphery of the first molding surface to which the optical surface of the upper mold is transferred, and the center of the first molding surface passes through the periphery of the second molding surface.
- a third molding surface inclined so as to spread in the direction of the lower mold with respect to the central axis of the upper mold is provided. That is, a configuration is adopted in which a molding surface having a V-shaped cross section formed by the second molding surface and the third molding surface is provided at the periphery of the first molding surface.
- This V-shaped molding surface can suppress an unnecessary spread to the peripheral edge of the molten glass stored in the receiving surface of the lower mold during the pressurizing process, and can be spread evenly. Thereby, the difference of the cooling rate by the site
- FIG. 1 is a schematic cross-sectional view illustrating a schematic configuration of a glass molded body manufacturing apparatus 1.
- the left figure has shown the state in the supply process of a molten glass
- the right figure has each shown the state in a pressurization process.
- the glass molded body manufacturing apparatus 1 includes a melting tank 70, an upper mold 10, a lower mold 20, a pressure unit 50, and the like.
- the lower mold 20 is between a position P1 for receiving the molten glass 80 below the nozzle 71 by a driving means (not shown) and a position P2 for pressing the molten glass 80 opposite to the upper mold 10. It is configured to be movable.
- the melting tank 70 melts the glass material charged therein to generate a molten glass 80.
- a nozzle 71 is provided below the melting tank 70, and the molten glass 80 is supplied from the nozzle 71 to the receiving surface 20 a of the lower mold 20. Further, a stirring blade (not shown) is provided inside the melting tank 70, and the stirring blade is rotated to stir and homogenize the molten glass 80.
- the melting tank 70 As a material for the melting tank 70, the nozzle 71, and the stirring blade, for example, platinum can be used. Further, a refractory reinforcing member (not shown) may be provided outside the melting tank 70 in order to support the entire tank. Further, around the melting tank 70 and the nozzle 71, there are provided a heater and a temperature sensor (not shown) for controlling heating to a predetermined temperature.
- the molding die is composed of an upper mold 10, a lower mold 20, and the like.
- the upper mold 10 is formed with a concave aspherical molding surface 10a for forming an optical surface of the glass molded body.
- type 10 in the pressurization process is formed in the periphery of the molding surface 10a.
- the lower mold 20 is formed with a receiving surface 20 a having a flat surface shape for receiving the molten glass 80.
- the molding surface 10a of the upper mold 10 is formed as a concave aspherical surface, but may be a convex aspherical surface or a spherical surface.
- type 20 is formed in the flat surface shape, a concave surface may be sufficient.
- the upper mold 10 and the lower mold 20 are provided with a heater and a temperature sensor (not shown) for controlling the heating to a predetermined temperature.
- the heater and the temperature sensor may be configured such that the temperature of each member can be adjusted independently, or the entire molding die may be heated together by one or a plurality of heaters.
- a heater it can select suitably from well-known various heaters, and can use it.
- a cartridge heater that is used by being embedded inside the member
- a sheet-like heater that is used while being in contact with the outside of the member
- an infrared heating device a high-frequency induction heating device, or the like
- a temperature sensor well-known sensors, such as a platinum resistance thermometer and various thermistors other than various thermocouples, can be used.
- the heating temperature of the upper mold 10 needs to be set within a temperature range in which the shape of the molding surface 10a can be satisfactorily transferred to the molten glass 80.
- Tg glass transition point
- a temperature range of about 100 ° C. to about Tg + 100 ° C. is preferable. If the heating temperature is too low, it becomes difficult to transfer the shape of the molding surface 10a to the molten glass 80 satisfactorily. On the other hand, it is not preferable to raise the temperature more than necessary from the viewpoint of preventing fusion between the molten glass 80 and the molding die and the life of the molding die.
- the appropriate temperature is taken into account by considering various conditions such as the material of the glass to be molded, the shape and size of the glass molded body, the material of the mold, the type of protective film, the position of the heater and temperature sensor, etc. decide.
- the temperature of the glass to be molded is preferably in the temperature range of about Tg-100 ° C to Tg + 100 ° C.
- the materials of the upper mold 10 and the lower mold 20 are known as molding dies for pressure-molding a glass molded body such as a super hard material mainly composed of tungsten carbide, silicon carbide, silicon nitride, aluminum nitride, carbon, or the like. It can be used by appropriately selecting from materials. Moreover, what formed protective films, such as various metals, ceramics, and carbon, on the surface of these materials can also be used.
- the upper mold 10 and the lower mold 20 may be made of the same material, or may be made of different materials.
- the mechanism of the pressurizing unit 50 a known pressurizing mechanism such as an air cylinder, a hydraulic cylinder, and an electric cylinder using a servo motor can be used.
- the pressing unit 50 press-molds the molten glass 80 by driving the upper mold 10.
- the pressing unit 50 is configured to drive the upper mold 10, but is not limited thereto, and drives the lower mold 20 or both the upper mold 10 and the lower mold 20. It is good also as a structure.
- the glass material is not particularly limited, and a known glass used for optical applications can be selected and used according to the application.
- phosphate glass, lanthanum glass, and the like can be given.
- the molten glass 80 is supplied from the nozzle 71 provided in the lower part of the melting tank 70 to the receiving surface 20a of the lower mold 20 of the molding die heated to a predetermined temperature lower than the temperature of the molten glass 80.
- Molten glass supply step At this time, the melting tank 70 and the nozzle 71 are each heated to a predetermined temperature by a heater (not shown).
- the lower mold 20 to which the molten glass 80 is supplied moves to below the upper mold 10, and the molten glass 80 is pressure-molded by the lower mold 20 and the upper mold 10, and the respective molding surfaces (molding surface 10 a, receiving surface). A glass molded body to which 20a) is transferred is obtained (pressurizing step).
- the present invention provides a molding surface for suppressing unnecessary spread to the periphery of the molten glass 80 stored in the receiving surface 20a of the lower mold 10 in the pressurizing process.
- a molding surface for suppressing unnecessary spread to the periphery of the molten glass 80 stored in the receiving surface 20a of the lower mold 10 in the pressurizing process.
- FIG. 2A is a schematic cross-sectional view showing a schematic configuration of a molding die
- FIG. 2B is a schematic plan view showing spread of molten glass 80 in the molding process.
- the upper mold 10 has an aspherical molding surface 10a (first molding surface) and a molding surface 10b (second molding) that is flat on the periphery of the molding surface 10a. Surface) is formed.
- the molding surface 10b is a flat surface perpendicular to the aspherical optical axis K (the central axis of the upper mold 10) formed by the molding surface 10a.
- a molding surface 10c (third molding surface) that is inclined with respect to the optical axis K so as to spread in the direction of the lower mold 20 is formed on the periphery of the molding surface 10b.
- the lower mold 20 is formed with a flat receiving surface 20a for receiving the molten glass 80.
- the molding surface 10a of the upper mold 10 is formed as a concave aspherical surface, but may be a convex aspherical surface or a spherical surface as described above.
- type 20 is formed in the flat surface, a concave surface and a convex surface may be sufficient.
- the molten glass 80 stored in the receiving surface 20a of the lower mold 10 in the pressurizing process is formed with a molding surface 10b and a molding surface 10c, which are indicated by A part in FIG. Due to the V-shaped molding surface, the unnecessary spread to the periphery can be suppressed. Moreover, as shown in FIG.2 (b), it spreads uniformly to a periphery. Thereby, the difference of the cooling rate by the site
- the inclination angle of the molding surface 10c (third molding surface) of the upper mold 10 with respect to the optical axis K (center axis of the upper mold 10) preferably satisfies the following conditional expression (1).
- ⁇ Angle of inclination of the molding surface 10c with respect to the optical axis K If the inclination of the molding surface 10c becomes too steep below the lower limit value of the conditional expression (1), the molten glass 80 stored on the receiving surface 20a of the lower mold 20 is Then, the molded surface 10c is cooled and solidified in a state where its extension is hindered. For this reason, the peripheral plane portion is not formed, which hinders secondary processing.
- conditional expression (1) if the upper limit of conditional expression (1) is exceeded and the molding surface 10c is inclined too slowly, unnecessary spread to the periphery of the molten glass 80 stored on the receiving surface 20a of the lower mold 20 occurs, and the periphery Will not spread evenly. For this reason, asses are generated. Therefore, by satisfying conditional expression (1), unnecessary spread to the peripheral edge can be suppressed without hindering the extension of the molten glass 80. As a result, a highly accurate transfer surface 100a (optical surface) can be obtained on the upper surface side of the glass molded body 100.
- the dimension of the molding surface 10c (third molding surface) in the direction of the optical axis K (center axis of the upper mold 10) and the side surface of the glass molded body 100 including the transfer surface 100c including the molding surface 10c in the optical axis K direction It is preferable that the dimensions satisfy the following conditional expression (2).
- d dimension in the optical axis K direction of the molding surface 10c
- D dimension in the optical axis K direction of the side surface including the transfer surface 100c by the third molding surface 10c of the glass molded body 100 is below the lower limit value of the conditional expression (2)
- FIG. 3A is a schematic cross-sectional view illustrating an example of the glass molded body 100.
- a convex aspherical transfer surface 100a (optical surface) by the upper mold 10 is formed on one surface of the glass molded body 100, and a flat surface shape is transferred around the periphery of the transfer surface 100a.
- a surface 100b is formed.
- a transfer surface 100c that is inclined with respect to the optical axis K so as to spread downward is formed at the periphery of the transfer surface 100b.
- a flat transfer surface 100d by the lower mold 20 is formed.
- the transfer surface 100d by the lower mold 20 is poor in transferability, it is finished with high accuracy by a machining process in a later process to a convex spherical surface (machined surface 100e) as shown by a broken line, for example.
- a flat transfer surface 100b can be used as a reference surface for machining.
- FIG. 3B An example of the aspheric lens 100A finished in this way is shown in FIG.
- a convex aspherical transfer surface 100a (optical surface) is formed by pressure molding on one surface of the aspherical lens 100A, and the other surface is machined.
- a convex spherical machining surface 100e (optical surface) is formed.
- the machining surface 100e is formed as a convex surface, but is not limited to a convex surface and may be a concave surface.
- an optical surface can be formed by a roughing process using a high-speed grinding machine (curve generator), a fine grinding process using diamond pellets, or a polishing process for finishing the surface with an abrasive.
- a high-speed grinding machine curve generator
- a fine grinding process using diamond pellets or a polishing process for finishing the surface with an abrasive.
- the method is not limited to this, and a known method can be appropriately selected and used.
- a flat surface-shaped molding surface 10b (on the periphery of the aspherical molding surface 10a (first molding surface) of the upper mold 10 ( (Second molding surface) is provided, and spreads in the direction of the lower mold 20 with respect to the central axis (optical axis K) of the upper mold 10 passing through the surface vertex of the first molding surface at the periphery of the second molding surface.
- An inclined molding surface 10c (third molding surface) is provided. That is, a configuration is adopted in which a molding surface having a V-shaped cross section formed by the second molding surface and the third molding surface is provided at the periphery of the first molding surface.
- This V-shaped molding surface can suppress an unnecessary spread to the peripheral edge of the molten glass 80 stored in the receiving surface 20a of the lower mold 20 in the pressurizing process, and can be spread evenly. . Thereby, the difference of the cooling rate by the site
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前記上型は、光学面を転写する第1の成形面と、
前記第1の成形面の周縁に設けられた平坦な第2の成形面と、
前記第2の成形面の周縁に設けられ、前記第1の成形面の中心を通る前記上型の中心軸に対し、前記下型の方向に広がるように傾斜した第3の成形面と、を有することを特徴とするガラス成形体の製造装置。
但し、
θ:第3の成形面の上型の中心軸に対する傾斜角度
3.前記第3の成形面の前記中心軸の方向の寸法と、前記ガラス成形体の前記第3の成形面による転写面を含む側面の前記中心軸の方向の寸法は、以下の条件式(2)を満足することを特徴とする前記1または2に記載のガラス成形体の製造装置。
但し、
d:第3の成形面の中心軸の方向の寸法
D:ガラス成形体の第3の成形面による転写面を含む側面の中心軸の方向の寸法
但し、
θ:成形面10cの光軸Kに対する傾斜角度
条件式(1)の下限値を下回り、成形面10cの傾斜が急峻になり過ぎると、下型20の受け面20aに貯留された溶融ガラス80は、成形面10cによりその伸延が妨げられた状態で冷却され固化する。この為、周辺の平面部が形成されず2次加工に支障をきたす。一方、条件式(1)の上限値を上回り、成形面10cの傾斜が緩慢になり過ぎると、下型20の受け面20aに貯留された溶融ガラス80の周縁への不要な広がりが生じ、周縁へ均等に広がらなくなる。この為、アスが発生する。よって、条件式(1)を満足することで、溶融ガラス80の伸延を妨げることなく、周縁への不要な広がりを抑えることができる。その結果、ガラス成形体100の上面側に高精度な転写面100a(光学面)を得ることが可能となる。
但し、
d:成形面10cの光軸K方向の寸法
D:ガラス成形体100の第3の成形面10cによる転写面100cを含む側面の光軸K方向の寸法
条件式(2)の下限値を下回り、成形面10cの高さが低くになり過ぎると、下型20の受け面20aに貯留された溶融ガラス80の周縁への不要な広がりが生じ、周縁へ均等に広がらなくなる。この為、アスが発生する。一方、成形面10cの高さが高くなり過ぎると、下型20の受け面20aに貯留された溶融ガラス80は、成形面10cによりその伸延が妨げられた状態で冷却され固化する。この為、周辺の平面部が形成されず2次加工に支障をきたす。よって、条件式(2)を満足することで、条件式(1)の場合と同様に、溶融ガラス80の伸延を妨げることなく、周縁への不要な広がりを抑えることができる。その結果、ガラス成形体100の上面側に高精度な転写面100a(光学面)を得ることが可能となる。
10 上型
10a、10b、10c 成形面(第1成形面、第2成形面、第3成形面)
10h 成形面
10k 成形面
20 下型
20a 受け面
50 加圧部
70 溶融槽
71 ノズル
80 溶融ガラス
100 ガラス成形体
100a 転写面(非球面)
100b 転写面
100c 転写面
100d 転写面(平坦面)
100e 機械加工面
100A 非球面レンズ
K 光軸
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- 溶融ガラスを受ける下型と、該下型に供給された前記溶融ガラスを前記下型とで加圧成形する上型と、を有するガラス成形体の製造装置において、
前記上型は、光学面を転写する第1の成形面と、
前記第1の成形面の周縁に設けられた平坦な第2の成形面と、
前記第2の成形面の周縁に設けられ、前記第1の成形面の中心を通る前記上型の中心軸に対し、前記下型の方向に広がるように傾斜した第3の成形面と、を有することを特徴とするガラス成形体の製造装置。 - 前記第3の成形面の前記中心軸に対する傾斜角度は、以下の条件式(1)を満足することを特徴とする請求項1に記載のガラス成形体の製造装置。
10°<θ<60° (1)
但し、
θ:第3の成形面の上型の中心軸に対する傾斜角度 - 前記第3の成形面の前記中心軸の方向の寸法と、前記ガラス成形体の前記第3の成形面による転写面を含む側面の前記中心軸の方向の寸法は、以下の条件式(2)を満足することを特徴とする請求項1または2に記載のガラス成形体の製造装置。
0.1<d/D<0.7 (2)
但し、
d:第3の成形面の中心軸の方向の寸法
D:ガラス成形体の第3の成形面による転写面を含む側面の中心軸の方向の寸法
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