JP2008302425A - Hollow steel plate welding equipment and welding method - Google Patents

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JP2008302425A
JP2008302425A JP2007177801A JP2007177801A JP2008302425A JP 2008302425 A JP2008302425 A JP 2008302425A JP 2007177801 A JP2007177801 A JP 2007177801A JP 2007177801 A JP2007177801 A JP 2007177801A JP 2008302425 A JP2008302425 A JP 2008302425A
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【課題】 溶接箇所の鋼板に板厚方向の溶接電流を通電するとともに、電極の加圧によって中空鋼板部品の異常な変形を防止して、溶接強度の高い溶着状態がえられる中空鋼板部品の溶接装置と溶接方法を提供する。
【解決手段】 電気抵抗溶接により内部空間20を有する鋼板部品8の外側面に部品9,60を溶接するものであって、電極加圧による鋼板部品8の変形を防止し溶接電流を鋼板の板厚方向に通電させるとともに前記内部空間20に挿入される補強導通部材33が設けられ、この補強導通部材33に対向する鋼板部品8の外側面に、部品9,60を加圧して溶接電流を通電させる可動電極6が設けられている。
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To weld a hollow steel plate part in which a welding current in a plate thickness direction is applied to a steel plate at a welding location and an abnormal deformation of the hollow steel plate part is prevented by pressurization of an electrode so that a welding state having a high welding strength is obtained An apparatus and a welding method are provided.
Parts 9 and 60 are welded to the outer surface of a steel plate part 8 having an internal space 20 by electric resistance welding, the deformation of the steel plate part 8 due to electrode pressurization is prevented, and the welding current is supplied to the plate of the steel plate. A reinforcing conducting member 33 that is energized in the thickness direction and inserted into the internal space 20 is provided, and the welding current is energized by pressurizing the components 9 and 60 on the outer surface of the steel plate component 8 facing the reinforcing conducting member 33. A movable electrode 6 is provided.
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この発明は、電気抵抗溶接により内部空間が設けられた鋼板部品の外側面に部品を溶接する中空鋼板部品の溶接装置と溶接方法に関している。  The present invention relates to a welding apparatus and a welding method for a hollow steel plate part for welding a part to an outer surface of a steel sheet part provided with an internal space by electric resistance welding.

可動電極と固定電極の間に鋼板部品を挿入し、そこへ部品を溶接したり鋼板同士を溶着させたりすることが行われている。ところで、鋼板部品の形状は種々様々であり、形状如何によっては、電極が所定の箇所に挿入できないことがある。このような場合に備えて特開2005−238317号公報に示されているように、補助電極を所定の箇所に挿入しこれに電極を加圧するようにしている。
特開2005−238317号公報
A steel plate component is inserted between the movable electrode and the fixed electrode, and the component is welded or the steel plates are welded to each other. By the way, there are various shapes of steel plate components, and depending on the shape, the electrode may not be inserted into a predetermined location. In preparation for such a case, as shown in JP-A-2005-238317, an auxiliary electrode is inserted into a predetermined location and the electrode is pressurized thereto.
JP 2005-238317 A

上述のような補助電極は、溶接局部を加圧し溶接電流を通電させることを補助するものであり、内部空間を有する中空鋼板部品特有の課題を解決できるものではない。このような中空鋼板部品の外側面にプロジェクションボルト、プロジェクションナットあるいはクランプ金具のような部品を電気抵抗溶接で溶接する場合には、溶接局部における発熱が効率的に行われ、しかも鋼板部品の中空形状に異常な変形が電極加圧によって発生しないようにしなければならない。同時に、溶接工程が円滑に進行して生産性が向上するものでなければならない。  The auxiliary electrode as described above assists in applying a welding current by pressurizing the welding local part, and cannot solve the problems peculiar to the hollow steel plate part having the internal space. When parts such as projection bolts, projection nuts or clamp fittings are welded to the outer surface of such hollow steel plate parts by electric resistance welding, heat is generated efficiently at the weld local area, and the hollow shape of the steel plate parts is also achieved. Therefore, it should be ensured that no abnormal deformation occurs due to electrode pressurization. At the same time, the welding process must proceed smoothly to improve productivity.

本発明は、上記の課題を解決するために提供されたもので、溶接箇所の鋼板に板厚方向の溶接電流を通電するとともに、電極の加圧によって中空鋼板部品の異常な変形を防止して、溶接強度の高い溶着状態がえられる中空鋼板部品の溶接装置と溶接方法の提供を目的とする。  The present invention is provided in order to solve the above-described problems, and applies a welding current in the plate thickness direction to a steel plate at a welding location, and prevents abnormal deformation of the hollow steel plate component by pressing the electrode. An object of the present invention is to provide a welding apparatus and a welding method for a hollow steel plate part capable of obtaining a welding state with high welding strength.

問題を解決するための手段Means to solve the problem

請求項1記載の発明は、溶接装置の発明であり、電気抵抗溶接により内部空間を有する鋼板部品の外側面に部品を溶接するものであって、電極加圧による鋼板部品の変形を防止し溶接電流を鋼板部品の板厚方向に通電させるとともに前記内部空間に挿入される補強導通部材が設けられ、この補強導通部材に対向する鋼板部品の外側面に部品を加圧して溶接電流を通電させる可動電極が設けられていることを特徴とする中空鋼板部品の溶接装置である。  The invention according to claim 1 is an invention of a welding apparatus for welding a part to an outer surface of a steel sheet part having an internal space by electric resistance welding, and preventing the deformation of the steel sheet part due to electrode pressurization. A movable conducting member is provided to energize the plate in the thickness direction of the steel plate component and a reinforcing conducting member to be inserted into the internal space, and pressurize the component on the outer surface of the steel plate component facing the reinforcing conducting member to energize the welding current. An apparatus for welding hollow steel plate parts, wherein an electrode is provided.

発明の効果The invention's effect

前記可動電極の動作によって、鋼板部品の外側面に部品を加圧して溶接電流を通電させると、鋼板部品の鋼板が部品と補強導通部材との間に挟み付けられた状態になり、そのために溶接電流は鋼板部品の板厚を貫通する方向に流れる。したがって、溶接電流の電流密度が高く維持できジュール熱発生が効率的に行われる。もし、このように板厚方向に通電されずに鋼板の面方向の通電状態になると、部品が加圧されている鋼板部分における電流密度が低下するので、十分な発熱がえられないこととなる。したがって、電流値を高くしたり通電時間を長くしたりすることが必要となり、生産性が向上せず不経済である。  When the movable electrode is pressed against the outer surface of the steel plate component and a welding current is applied by the operation of the movable electrode, the steel plate of the steel plate component is sandwiched between the component and the reinforcing conductive member. The current flows in a direction penetrating the plate thickness of the steel plate part. Therefore, the current density of the welding current can be maintained high, and Joule heat generation is performed efficiently. If the current is applied in the plane direction of the steel sheet without being energized in the thickness direction in this way, the current density in the steel plate portion where the part is pressed decreases, so that sufficient heat generation cannot be obtained. . Therefore, it is necessary to increase the current value or lengthen the energization time, which is uneconomical because productivity is not improved.

前記補強導通部材が内部空間に挿入されているので、電極加圧による鋼板部品の変形が防止でき、十分な加圧力がえられる。このため、部品と鋼板との溶融部分は所定の溶融面積と溶融深さとなり、溶接強度を高めるのに効果的である。  Since the reinforcing conducting member is inserted into the internal space, deformation of the steel sheet component due to electrode pressurization can be prevented, and a sufficient pressure can be obtained. For this reason, the fusion | melting part of a component and a steel plate becomes a predetermined fusion | melting area and fusion | melting depth, and is effective in improving welding strength.

さらに、溶接時の熱は鋼板の内面から補強導通部材に伝熱するので、溶融部分の過熱が抑制される。すなわち、部品の形状等により溶接電流の通電時間を長くしたり溶接電流の電流値を高くしたりすると、鋼板が過度に溶融するために板厚全体が溶融することとなり、部品の溶接強度が確保できないこととなる。しかし、本発明によれば、鋼板内面に密着している補強導通部材が過度な熱を奪う機能すなわち冷やし金のような機能を果たすので、板厚全体が溶融するようなことを防止することができる。とくに、このような冷却機能は、鋼板の厚さが薄い場合において重要であり、薄い鋼板に熱マスの大きな部品を溶接するような場合に有用である。  Furthermore, since heat at the time of welding is transferred from the inner surface of the steel plate to the reinforcing conductive member, overheating of the molten portion is suppressed. In other words, if the energizing time of the welding current is lengthened or the current value of the welding current is increased depending on the shape of the part, etc., the steel sheet will be melted excessively and the entire plate thickness will be melted, ensuring the welding strength of the part. It will not be possible. However, according to the present invention, the reinforcing conductive member that is in close contact with the inner surface of the steel sheet performs a function of taking away excessive heat, that is, a function like a cooling metal, thereby preventing the entire plate thickness from melting. it can. In particular, such a cooling function is important when the thickness of the steel plate is thin, and is useful when welding a part having a large thermal mass to the thin steel plate.

請求項2記載の発明は、前記補強導通部材に前記内部空間の内面に密着する受圧部材が設けられ、この受圧部材を内部空間の内面に密着させるための拡張手段が設けられている請求項1記載の中空鋼板部品の溶接装置である。  According to a second aspect of the present invention, a pressure receiving member that is in close contact with the inner surface of the internal space is provided on the reinforcing conductive member, and an expansion means is provided for bringing the pressure receiving member into close contact with the inner surface of the internal space. It is a welding apparatus of the hollow steel plate components of description.

このように拡張手段の拡張動作によって受圧部材が内部空間の内面に密着するので、溶接箇所の鋼板は部品と受圧部材によって確実に挟み付けられ、鋼板の板厚方向に溶接電流が確実に通電される。そして、受圧部材の密着によって鋼板部品の変形が防止されて十分な加圧力がえられて、部品と鋼板との溶融部分は所定の溶融面積と溶融深さとなり、溶接強度を高めるのに効果的である。  As described above, since the pressure receiving member is brought into close contact with the inner surface of the internal space by the expansion operation of the expansion means, the steel plate at the welded portion is securely sandwiched between the component and the pressure receiving member, and the welding current is reliably supplied in the thickness direction of the steel plate. The And, due to the close contact of the pressure receiving member, deformation of the steel plate part is prevented and sufficient pressurizing force is obtained, and the melted part between the part and the steel plate has a predetermined melt area and melt depth, which is effective for increasing the welding strength. It is.

さらに、前記拡張手段を縮小させた状態で内部空間に挿入し、所定の箇所で拡張させることができる。このような動作を行わせることによって、入り口箇所における補強導通部材の通過寸法が小さくて奥の方が大きい内部空間の場合であっても、補強導通部材を円滑に挿入することが可能となり、前述のような板厚方向の通電や所定の溶融状態が確保できる。  Furthermore, the expansion means can be inserted into the internal space in a contracted state and expanded at a predetermined location. By performing such an operation, it is possible to smoothly insert the reinforcing conductive member even in the case of an internal space where the passing dimension of the reinforcing conductive member at the entrance location is small and the depth is large. Thus, energization in the plate thickness direction and a predetermined molten state can be secured.

請求項3記載の発明は、前記補強導通部材に前記内部空間の内面に密着する受圧部材が設けられ、この受圧部材と内部空間の内面との間に電極の加圧による鋼板の弾性変形で消滅する空隙が設けられている請求項1記載の中空鋼板部品の溶接装置である。  According to a third aspect of the present invention, the reinforcing conduction member is provided with a pressure receiving member that is in close contact with the inner surface of the internal space, and disappears due to elastic deformation of the steel plate by pressurization of an electrode between the pressure receiving member and the inner surface of the internal space. The hollow steel plate part welding apparatus according to claim 1, wherein an air gap is provided.

電極の加圧により鋼板が弾性変形をして前記空隙が消滅すると、部品と受圧部材との間に鋼板が挟み付けられるので、部品と鋼板との溶融部分は所定の溶融面積と溶融深さとなり、溶接強度を高めるのに効果的である。そして、電極の加圧が解除されると、鋼板は弾性的に所定の形状に復帰し、所定の部品形状が確保できる。また、内部空間よりも寸法が小さな補強導通部材であるから、内部空間に挿入したり抜き出したりすることが滑らかに行える。  When the steel plate is elastically deformed by pressurization of the electrode and the gap disappears, the steel plate is sandwiched between the component and the pressure receiving member, so that the melted portion of the component and the steel plate has a predetermined melting area and melting depth. It is effective to increase the welding strength. When the pressurization of the electrode is released, the steel plate elastically returns to a predetermined shape, and a predetermined part shape can be secured. Further, since the reinforcing conductive member is smaller in size than the internal space, it can be smoothly inserted into and extracted from the internal space.

請求項4記載の発明は、前記部品は、雄ねじが形成された軸部と、この軸部と一体に設けられたフランジ部と、軸部とは反対側のフランジ面に形成された溶着用突起を有するプロジェクションボルトである請求項1〜請求項3のいずれかに記載の中空鋼板部品の溶接装置である。  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, the component includes a shaft portion on which a male screw is formed, a flange portion provided integrally with the shaft portion, and a welding protrusion formed on a flange surface opposite to the shaft portion. It is a projection bolt which has this. It is a welding apparatus of the hollow steel plate components in any one of Claims 1-3.

前述のように、鋼板は溶着用突起と補強導通部材との間に確実に挟み付けられるので、溶着用突起の部分と鋼板が適正に溶融し正常な溶着状態がえられる。そして、このような溶着状態により、フランジ部が鋼板に密着するか、あるいはフランジ部と鋼板表面との間にわずかな空隙が存在する程度となる。したがって、プロジェクションボルトの溶接強度が十分にえられるものとなる。  As described above, since the steel plate is securely sandwiched between the welding projection and the reinforcing conductive member, the welding projection portion and the steel plate are properly melted to obtain a normal welding state. And by such a welding state, a flange part will closely_contact | adhere to a steel plate, or it will be a grade which a slight space | gap exists between a flange part and a steel plate surface. Therefore, the welding strength of the projection bolt can be sufficiently obtained.

請求項5記載の発明は、前記鋼板部品は、断面円形のパイプ部材である請求項1〜請求項4のいずれかに記載の中空鋼板部品の溶接装置である。  The invention of claim 5 is the hollow steel plate part welding apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the steel plate part is a pipe member having a circular cross section.

前記補強導通部材の介在によって円形の断面形状を変形することなく、正常な溶着がえられる。  Normal welding can be obtained without deforming the circular cross-sectional shape by interposing the reinforcing conductive member.

請求項6記載の発明は、前記鋼板部品は、複数の鋼板部材を一体化したものである請求項1〜請求項4のいずれかに記載の中空鋼板部品の溶接装置である。  A sixth aspect of the present invention is the hollow steel plate part welding apparatus according to any one of the first to fourth aspects, wherein the steel plate part is formed by integrating a plurality of steel plate members.

複数の鋼板部材をスポット溶接等で一体化した鋼板部品の場合には、鋼板部品自体が複雑な形状であるとともに、内部空間も種々な形状となる。しかし、本発明によればこのような内部空間であっても、上述のようにして良好な通電と部品加圧が可能となる。  In the case of a steel plate part in which a plurality of steel plate members are integrated by spot welding or the like, the steel plate part itself has a complicated shape and the internal space has various shapes. However, according to the present invention, even in such an internal space, good energization and component pressurization are possible as described above.

請求項7記載の発明は、溶接方法の発明であり、電気抵抗溶接により内部空間を有する鋼板部品の外側面に部品を溶接するものであって、電極加圧による鋼板部品の変形を防止し溶接電流を鋼板部品の板厚方向に通電させる補強導通部材を前記内部空間に挿入し、この補強導通部材に対向する鋼板部品の外側面に可動電極によって部品を加圧し溶接電流を通電させて部品を鋼板部品の外側面に溶接することを特徴とする中空鋼板部品の溶接方法である。  The invention according to claim 7 is an invention of a welding method, wherein a part is welded to an outer surface of a steel sheet part having an internal space by electric resistance welding, and the deformation of the steel sheet part due to electrode pressurization is prevented and welding is performed. A reinforcing conducting member for energizing current in the plate thickness direction of the steel plate part is inserted into the internal space, the part is pressed by pressing a part with a movable electrode on the outer surface of the steel plate part facing the reinforcing conducting member and energizing the welding current. A welding method for a hollow steel plate part, characterized by welding to an outer surface of the steel plate part.

この溶接方法の発明による作用効果は、前記溶接装置の発明による作用効果と同じである。そして、請求項8〜請求項12までに記載した方法発明の作用効果も、請求項2〜請求項6までに記載した装置発明の作用効果と同じである。  The effect of the welding method according to the invention is the same as the effect of the welding device according to the invention. The operational effects of the method invention described in claims 8 to 12 are the same as the operational effects of the device invention described in claims 2 to 6.

つぎに、本発明の中空鋼板部品の溶接装置と溶接方法を実施するための最良の形態を説明する。  Next, the best mode for carrying out the welding apparatus and welding method for hollow steel plate parts of the present invention will be described.

溶接装置の基本的な構造について説明する。  The basic structure of the welding apparatus will be described.

溶接装置の形式としては、床から起立させた支柱に可動電極と固定電極が配置されたものや、C型部材に可動電極と固定電極が配置され、ロボット装置で動作されるもの等種々なものがある。本実施例のものは、前者の定置式溶接装置である。溶接装置全体は、符号100で示されている。  There are various types of welding equipment, such as those in which movable and fixed electrodes are arranged on a column that stands up from the floor, and those in which movable and fixed electrodes are arranged on a C-shaped member and operated by a robot device. There is. The thing of a present Example is the former stationary welding apparatus. The entire welding apparatus is indicated by reference numeral 100.

それを図8にしたがって説明する。床1に起立させた支柱2に横方向に延びるアーム部材3,4が設けられ、アーム部材3に固定されたエアシリンダ5によって可動電極6がほぼ鉛直方向に進退するようになっている。また、他方のアーム部材4には固定電極7が設けられ、ここに鋼板部品8が保持されるようになっている。  This will be described with reference to FIG. Arm members 3, 4 extending in the lateral direction are provided on the support column 2 standing on the floor 1, and the movable electrode 6 is advanced and retracted in a substantially vertical direction by an air cylinder 5 fixed to the arm member 3. The other arm member 4 is provided with a fixed electrode 7 on which a steel plate component 8 is held.

鋼板部品8に溶接される部品としては、プロジェクションボルト、プロジェクションナットあるいは細長いクランプ金具等種々なものがある。ここでは符号9で示されているプロジェクションボルトである。以下の説明において、プロジェクションボルトを単にボルトと表現する場合もある。  As parts to be welded to the steel plate part 8, there are various parts such as a projection bolt, a projection nut, and an elongated clamp fitting. Here, it is a projection bolt indicated by reference numeral 9. In the following description, the projection bolt may be simply expressed as a bolt.

このボルト9は、可動電極6に設けたほぼ鉛直方向の受入孔10に挿入されて保持されるようになっている。この受入孔10は、可動電極6の下端面の中心部に下向きの開口している。  The bolt 9 is inserted into and held in a substantially vertical receiving hole 10 provided in the movable electrode 6. The receiving hole 10 opens downward in the center of the lower end surface of the movable electrode 6.

ボルト9を受入孔10に挿入するために、部品供給ユニット200が設けられている。斜め方向に進退する供給ロッド12の先端にボルト9を保持する保持ヘッド13が取付けられている。供給ロッド12は進出してボルト9が受入孔10と同軸になった位置で停止する。その後、供給ロッド12全体が上昇してボルト9が受入孔10に挿入される。  In order to insert the bolt 9 into the receiving hole 10, a component supply unit 200 is provided. A holding head 13 that holds the bolt 9 is attached to the tip of the supply rod 12 that moves forward and backward in an oblique direction. The supply rod 12 advances and stops at a position where the bolt 9 is coaxial with the receiving hole 10. Thereafter, the entire supply rod 12 is raised and the bolt 9 is inserted into the receiving hole 10.

上述のような動作を行わせるために、斜め方向に配置したエアシリンダ14によって供給ロッド12の進退動作が行われる。そして、静止部材15に昇降エアシリンダ16が固定され、そのピストンロッド17がほぼ鉛直方向に進退するようになっている。エアシリンダ14にブラケット18が固定され、ここにピストンロッド17が結合されている。  In order to perform the operation as described above, the supply rod 12 is moved back and forth by the air cylinder 14 disposed in an oblique direction. And the raising / lowering air cylinder 16 is fixed to the stationary member 15, The piston rod 17 advances / retreats to a substantially perpendicular direction. A bracket 18 is fixed to the air cylinder 14, and a piston rod 17 is coupled thereto.

つぎに、鋼板部品の形状について説明する。  Next, the shape of the steel plate part will be described.

鋼板部品8としては、図7に示すように、種々なものがある。同図(A)に示すものは、内部空間20を有する断面円形のパイプ材21である。同図(B)に示すものは、複数の鋼板部材22,23をスポット溶接等で一体化したものであり、鋼板部材22は平板状であり、鋼板部材23は両側にフランジを有するハット型断面である。このような組合せによって、内部空間20が形成されている。さらに、同図(C)に示すものは、鋼板部材24が庇型となったものであり、庇部分と鋼板部材22との間に内部空間20が形成されている。  As the steel plate component 8, there are various types as shown in FIG. A pipe material 21 having a circular cross section having an internal space 20 is shown in FIG. In FIG. 5B, a plurality of steel plate members 22, 23 are integrated by spot welding or the like, the steel plate member 22 is flat, and the steel plate member 23 has a hat-shaped cross section having flanges on both sides. It is. The internal space 20 is formed by such a combination. Furthermore, what is shown in FIG. 5C is a steel plate member 24 having a bowl shape, and an internal space 20 is formed between the flange portion and the steel plate member 22.

つぎに、プロジェクションボルトについて説明する。  Next, the projection bolt will be described.

ボルト9は鉄製であり、図7(D)に示すように、雄ねじが形成された軸部25と、この軸部25と一体に設けられた円形のフランジ部26と、軸部25とは反対側のフランジ面に形成された円形で軸部25と同心状の溶着用突起27を有している。そして、溶着用突起27の端面はテーパ面28とされ、その中心部に頂部29が形成されている。また、テーパ面28の外周に環状の傾斜面30が設けられている。この頂部29は尖った形状であるが、小さな直径の円形平面部となっていてもよい。各部の寸法は、軸部25の直径D1が6mm、軸部25の長さLが23mm、フランジ部26の直径D2が11mm、テーパ面28の直径D3が5.5mm、溶着用突起27の付け根部分の直径D4が7.5mm、フランジ部26の厚さTが1mm、溶着用突起27の高さHが1.5mmである。  The bolt 9 is made of iron. As shown in FIG. 7D, the shaft portion 25 formed with a male screw, the circular flange portion 26 provided integrally with the shaft portion 25, and the shaft portion 25 are opposite to each other. It has a welding protrusion 27 that is circular and concentric with the shaft portion 25 formed on the side flange surface. And the end surface of the welding protrusion 27 is made into the taper surface 28, and the top part 29 is formed in the center part. An annular inclined surface 30 is provided on the outer periphery of the tapered surface 28. The top portion 29 has a sharp shape, but may be a circular flat portion having a small diameter. As for the dimensions of each part, the diameter D1 of the shaft part 25 is 6 mm, the length L of the shaft part 25 is 23 mm, the diameter D2 of the flange part 26 is 11 mm, the diameter D3 of the tapered surface 28 is 5.5 mm, and the root of the welding protrusion 27 The diameter D4 of the portion is 7.5 mm, the thickness T of the flange portion 26 is 1 mm, and the height H of the welding protrusion 27 is 1.5 mm.

つぎに、補強導通部材について説明する。  Next, the reinforcing conductive member will be described.

補強導通部材は、可動電極6の加圧による鋼板部品すなわちパイプ部材21の変形を防止し溶接電流を鋼板の板厚方向に通電させるとともに前記内部空間20に挿入されるものである。その構造としては種々なものがあり、拡張手段によって補強導通部材の有効寸法が変更されるもの、あらかじめ内部空間の寸法よりも小さく作られたものなどがある。図1,図2に示したものは、拡張手段を有している場合である。  The reinforcing conducting member prevents the deformation of the steel plate part, that is, the pipe member 21 due to the pressurization of the movable electrode 6 and allows the welding current to flow in the plate thickness direction of the steel plate and is inserted into the internal space 20. There are various structures, such as those in which the effective dimension of the reinforcing conductive member is changed by the expansion means, and those in which the dimension of the internal space is made smaller in advance. The case shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 is a case having an expansion means.

図1に示すように、ここでの鋼板部品8は、図7(A)に示した断面円形のパイプ材21である。このパイプ部材21の外径は50mm、鋼板の厚さは2mmである。固定電極7には、パイプ部材21が転動して位置ずれをしないようにするために、V字型の受け面31が形成されている。また、可動電極6の受入孔10の奥に永久磁石32が固定されており、その吸引力によって受入孔10からボルト9が落下しないようになっている。  As shown in FIG. 1, the steel plate component 8 here is the pipe member 21 having a circular cross section shown in FIG. The outer diameter of the pipe member 21 is 50 mm, and the thickness of the steel plate is 2 mm. A V-shaped receiving surface 31 is formed on the fixed electrode 7 so that the pipe member 21 does not roll and be displaced. Further, a permanent magnet 32 is fixed in the back of the receiving hole 10 of the movable electrode 6 so that the bolt 9 does not fall from the receiving hole 10 due to the attractive force.

補強導通部材全体は、符号33で示されている。パイプ部材21に挿入される円筒型の本体34が設けられている。この本体34は、その円筒の軸線がパイプ部材21の直径方向に向けて配置される。本体34の内部に摺動自在な状態でピストン35が挿入されている。このピストン35に結合されているピストンロッド36に受圧部材37が取付けられている。この受圧部材37は、本体34の端板38にあけた通孔39に摺動自在な状態で挿入されており、その上面はパイプ部材21の内側円筒面に密着できる円弧面とされている。この摺動部分は導通性がある。  The entire reinforcing conductive member is denoted by reference numeral 33. A cylindrical main body 34 to be inserted into the pipe member 21 is provided. The main body 34 is arranged such that the axis of the cylinder faces the diameter direction of the pipe member 21. A piston 35 is inserted into the main body 34 in a slidable state. A pressure receiving member 37 is attached to a piston rod 36 coupled to the piston 35. The pressure receiving member 37 is slidably inserted into a through hole 39 formed in the end plate 38 of the main body 34, and its upper surface is an arc surface that can be in close contact with the inner cylindrical surface of the pipe member 21. This sliding portion is conductive.

前記ピストン35の下面に偏心カム40が接触させてあり、その支持軸41は本体34に架設されている。この偏心カム40が支持軸41を中心にして回転すると、偏心カム40のリフトによりピストン35や受圧部材37が進退する。補強導通部材33全体を内部空間20に挿入したり抜き出したりするために、操作ロッド42が本体34に固定してある。偏心カム40に動作アーム43が取付けられ、これを揺動することによって偏心カム40が回動する。操作ロッド42に、電磁ソレノイドやエアシリンダ等で構成されるアクチュエータ44が結合され、その出力が伝動ロッド45を介して動作アーム43に伝達されるようになっている。ここではアクチュエータ44はエアシリンダで構成されている。  An eccentric cam 40 is brought into contact with the lower surface of the piston 35, and a support shaft 41 is installed on the main body 34. When the eccentric cam 40 rotates about the support shaft 41, the piston 35 and the pressure receiving member 37 advance and retreat by the lift of the eccentric cam 40. An operating rod 42 is fixed to the main body 34 so that the entire reinforcing conductive member 33 can be inserted into or extracted from the internal space 20. The operating arm 43 is attached to the eccentric cam 40, and the eccentric cam 40 rotates by swinging the operating arm 43. An actuator 44 composed of an electromagnetic solenoid, an air cylinder, or the like is coupled to the operation rod 42, and its output is transmitted to the operation arm 43 via the transmission rod 45. Here, the actuator 44 is composed of an air cylinder.

本体34の下部に肉厚構造とされた着座部47が形成されている。この着座部47の下面は、パイプ部材21の内側円筒面に密着できるように円弧面とされている。着座部47の一部に切欠部48が形成され、前記伝動ロッド45がここを通過して進退動作をするようになっている。補強導通部材33に導通性を付与するために、少なくとも受圧部材37と本体34は導電性の良好な銅合金で作られている。  A seat portion 47 having a thick structure is formed in the lower portion of the main body 34. The lower surface of the seating portion 47 is an arc surface so as to be in close contact with the inner cylindrical surface of the pipe member 21. A notch 48 is formed in a part of the seat 47, and the transmission rod 45 moves forward and backward through this. In order to impart conductivity to the reinforcing conducting member 33, at least the pressure receiving member 37 and the main body 34 are made of a copper alloy having good conductivity.

前記端板38の内面とピストン35の上面との間に圧縮コイルスプリング49が挿入され、その張力によってピストン35が常時偏心カム40に圧接している。  A compression coil spring 49 is inserted between the inner surface of the end plate 38 and the upper surface of the piston 35, and the piston 35 is always in pressure contact with the eccentric cam 40 by its tension.

なお、符号50は変圧器であり、導線51,52によって溶接電流が供給されるようになっている。  In addition, the code | symbol 50 is a transformer and welding current is supplied with the conducting wires 51 and 52. FIG.

補強導通部材33の動作を説明する。  The operation of the reinforcing conductive member 33 will be described.

偏心カム40の回動位置がリフトの小さな位置であると、圧縮コイルスプリング49の張力によって受圧部材37が図1(A)に2点鎖線で示すように、後退した状態になっている。つまり、補強導通部材33が縮んだ状態になっている。パイプ部材21の外側でこのように縮んだ状態にしておき、操作ロッド42を移動させて補強導通部材33を内部空間20に挿入し、可動電極6に対向する箇所でこの挿入を停止する。このように補強導通部材33が縮んだ状態になっているので、補強導通部材33を内部空間20へ簡単に挿入することが可能となる。  When the rotational position of the eccentric cam 40 is a position where the lift is small, the pressure receiving member 37 is retracted by the tension of the compression coil spring 49 as shown by a two-dot chain line in FIG. That is, the reinforcing conductive member 33 is in a contracted state. In such a state that the pipe member 21 is contracted outside the pipe member 21, the operating rod 42 is moved to insert the reinforcing conductive member 33 into the internal space 20, and the insertion is stopped at a position facing the movable electrode 6. Since the reinforcing conductive member 33 is thus contracted, the reinforcing conductive member 33 can be easily inserted into the internal space 20.

前述のような補強導通部材33の挿入停止が行われた後、アクチュエータ44の動作で偏心カム40が回動されると、ピストン35は圧縮コイルスプリング49を圧縮しながら本体34から押し出されて、受圧部材37がパイプの内側円筒面に圧接する。これと同時に着座部47の下面もパイプの内側円筒面に圧接する。このようにして補強導通部材33と可動電極6とが対向した位置関係となり、補強導通部材33に対向するパイプ鋼板の外側面にボルト9の溶着用突起27を加圧して溶接電流を通電する状態となる。  After the insertion of the reinforcing conducting member 33 is stopped as described above, when the eccentric cam 40 is rotated by the operation of the actuator 44, the piston 35 is pushed out from the main body 34 while compressing the compression coil spring 49, The pressure receiving member 37 is in pressure contact with the inner cylindrical surface of the pipe. At the same time, the lower surface of the seat 47 is pressed against the inner cylindrical surface of the pipe. In this way, the reinforcing conductive member 33 and the movable electrode 6 are in a positional relationship facing each other, and the welding projection 27 of the bolt 9 is pressurized on the outer surface of the pipe steel plate facing the reinforcing conductive member 33 and the welding current is applied. It becomes.

上述のように、パイプ部材21の鋼板は、ボルト9の溶着用突起27と受圧部材37との間で確実に挟み付けられている。この状態のところに溶接電流が通電されると、電流は鋼板をその板厚を貫通する方向に流れる。したがって、この鋼板部分における電流密度が高まり、効果的な溶接熱がえられる。  As described above, the steel plate of the pipe member 21 is securely sandwiched between the welding protrusion 27 of the bolt 9 and the pressure receiving member 37. When a welding current is passed in this state, the current flows through the steel plate in a direction penetrating the plate thickness. Therefore, the current density in the steel plate portion is increased, and effective welding heat is obtained.

溶接完了後は、偏心カム40を回して再び補強導通部材33を縮小させて、内部空間20から抜き出す。  After the welding is completed, the eccentric cam 40 is turned to reduce the reinforcing conductive member 33 again, and is extracted from the internal space 20.

上述のような構造や動作から明らかなように、本体34、ピストン35、ピストンロッド36、受圧部材37、偏心カム40、アクチュエータ44、伝動ロッド45等によって、前記拡張手段が形成されている。  As apparent from the structure and operation as described above, the expansion means is formed by the main body 34, the piston 35, the piston rod 36, the pressure receiving member 37, the eccentric cam 40, the actuator 44, the transmission rod 45, and the like.

別の補強導通部材について説明する。  Another reinforcing conductive member will be described.

図1に示した補強導通部材33は偏心カム40で動作するものであるが、図2に示した補強導通部材33は流体圧力で動作するものである。ここでは油圧で動作するようになっている。すなわち、本体34に油圧シリンダ54が設けられ、ここに油圧ピストン55が挿入され、このピストン55の上端に受圧部材37が取付けられている。また、油圧シリンダ54の下側に着座部47が形成してある。  The reinforcing conducting member 33 shown in FIG. 1 operates with the eccentric cam 40, whereas the reinforcing conducting member 33 shown in FIG. 2 operates with fluid pressure. Here, it is hydraulically operated. That is, a hydraulic cylinder 54 is provided in the main body 34, a hydraulic piston 55 is inserted therein, and a pressure receiving member 37 is attached to the upper end of the piston 55. A seating portion 47 is formed below the hydraulic cylinder 54.

油圧シリンダ54に通じる油路56が着座部47に設けられ、それに油圧ホース57が接続してある。そして、操作ロッド42が油圧シリンダ54に結合してある。  An oil passage 56 communicating with the hydraulic cylinder 54 is provided in the seating portion 47, and a hydraulic hose 57 is connected thereto. An operation rod 42 is coupled to the hydraulic cylinder 54.

油圧を低下させると油圧ピストン55が下降して補強導通部材33が縮んだ状態となる。また、油圧を高めると油圧ピストン55が上昇して補強導通部材33が拡張した状態となる。それ以外の構成は、図示されていない部分も含めて図1に示した実施例と同じであり、同様な機能の部材には同一の符号が記載してある。そして、作用効果も図1に示した実施例と同じである。  When the hydraulic pressure is lowered, the hydraulic piston 55 is lowered and the reinforcing conducting member 33 is contracted. Further, when the hydraulic pressure is increased, the hydraulic piston 55 rises and the reinforcing conductive member 33 is expanded. The other configuration is the same as that of the embodiment shown in FIG. 1 including the parts not shown, and the same reference numerals are given to members having similar functions. The operational effects are also the same as in the embodiment shown in FIG.

上述のような構造や動作から明らかなように、本体34、油圧シリンダ54、油圧ピストン55、受圧部材37等によって、前記拡張手段が形成されている。  As is apparent from the structure and operation as described above, the expansion means is formed by the main body 34, the hydraulic cylinder 54, the hydraulic piston 55, the pressure receiving member 37, and the like.

さらに、別の補強導通部材について説明する。  Furthermore, another reinforcing conductive member will be described.

先に説明した補強導通部材と異なっている点を説明する。図3に示した補強導通部材33は、拡張手段を備えていない形式のものである。補強導通部材33の高さは、パイプ部材21の内径よりもわずかに小さな値とされている。したがって、補強導通部材33を内部空間20に挿入すると、パイプ部材21の内側円筒面との間にわずかな隙間Sが形成される。ここでは隙間Sは0.5mmである。それ以外の構成は、図示されていない部分も含めて図1、図2に示した各実施例と同じであり、同様な機能の部材には同一の符号が記載してある。  Differences from the reinforcing conductive member described above will be described. The reinforcing conductive member 33 shown in FIG. 3 is of a type that does not include expansion means. The height of the reinforcing conductive member 33 is set to a value slightly smaller than the inner diameter of the pipe member 21. Therefore, when the reinforcing conducting member 33 is inserted into the internal space 20, a slight gap S is formed between the inner cylindrical surface of the pipe member 21. Here, the gap S is 0.5 mm. Other configurations are the same as those of the embodiments shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 including the portions not shown, and members having the same functions are denoted by the same reference numerals.

このように隙間Sが付与されているので、補強導通部材33を内部空間20へスムーズに挿入することができる。可動電極6が加圧されると、パイプ部材21は弾性変形をして隙間Sが消滅し、その後、溶接電流が通電されてボルト9が溶接される。可動電極6の加圧が解除されると、パイプ部材21はその弾性で元の形状に復帰する。それ以外の作用効果は、図1、図2に示した各実施例と同じである。  Since the gap S is thus provided, the reinforcing conductive member 33 can be smoothly inserted into the internal space 20. When the movable electrode 6 is pressurized, the pipe member 21 is elastically deformed so that the gap S disappears. Thereafter, a welding current is applied and the bolt 9 is welded. When the pressurization of the movable electrode 6 is released, the pipe member 21 returns to its original shape due to its elasticity. Other functions and effects are the same as those of the embodiments shown in FIGS.

つぎに、溶着状態について説明する。  Next, the welding state will be described.

図6は、溶着状態を示す断面図である。前述のように、パイプ部材21の鋼板が溶着用突起27と受圧部材37の間で確実に加圧されるので、溶け込み部分58は十分な深さとなる。この深さは、フランジ部26側が符号T1で示され、鋼板側が符号T2で示されている。溶融現象を経時的に観察すると、溶着用突起27が溶融しつつある時には、溶融熱がフランジ部26近辺では逃げる箇所が少ないのでより多くの金属量が溶融する。他方、鋼板側は面方向に溶融熱が拡散するので、鋼板側の溶融金属量はフランジ部26側のそれに比べて小量となる。このような現象の状態で加圧が確実に進行すると、今度は、フランジ部26側の溶融金属が鋼板側に押し込まれた状態で流動し、図6(B)に示すように、最終的にはT1<T2となる。このように鋼板側への溶け込み深さが大きくなることによって、溶接強度を高めることができる。さらに、フランジ部26側の溶融金属がより多く鋼板側へ流動することにより、フランジ部26の外周部分とパイプ部材21の表面との間にできる空隙をなくすか、あるいは可及的に小さくすることが可能となる。  FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view showing a welded state. As described above, since the steel plate of the pipe member 21 is reliably pressurized between the welding protrusion 27 and the pressure receiving member 37, the penetration portion 58 has a sufficient depth. This depth is indicated by reference numeral T1 on the flange portion 26 side and indicated by reference numeral T2 on the steel plate side. Observing the melting phenomenon over time, when the welding projection 27 is melting, there are few places where the heat of fusion escapes in the vicinity of the flange portion 26, so that a larger amount of metal is melted. On the other hand, since the heat of fusion diffuses in the surface direction on the steel plate side, the amount of molten metal on the steel plate side is smaller than that on the flange portion 26 side. When the pressurization proceeds reliably in the state of such a phenomenon, this time, the molten metal on the flange portion 26 side flows while being pushed into the steel plate side, and finally, as shown in FIG. Is T1 <T2. Thus, welding strength can be raised by the penetration depth to the steel plate side becoming large. Furthermore, the gap formed between the outer peripheral portion of the flange portion 26 and the surface of the pipe member 21 is eliminated or made as small as possible by flowing more molten metal on the flange portion 26 side toward the steel plate side. Is possible.

図5に示した実施例は、図7(B)に示した鋼板部品8の内部空間20にブロック状の補強導通部材33を挿入した場合である。ここでは図示していないが、前述の隙間Sに相当する空隙が設けてある。この実施例における作用効果は、図3におけるものと同じである。  The embodiment shown in FIG. 5 is a case where a block-shaped reinforcing conducting member 33 is inserted into the internal space 20 of the steel plate part 8 shown in FIG. Although not shown here, a gap corresponding to the aforementioned gap S is provided. The operational effects in this embodiment are the same as those in FIG.

なお、固定電極7側に受入孔を設けてここに軸部25を挿入し、その上に鋼板部品8を配置して溶接することも可能である。軸部25に換えて後述のナット60を配置してもよい。  It is also possible to provide a receiving hole on the fixed electrode 7 side, insert the shaft portion 25 therein, and dispose the steel plate component 8 thereon for welding. A nut 60 described later may be disposed in place of the shaft portion 25.

以上に説明した実施例1の作用効果は、つぎのとおりである。  The operational effects of the first embodiment described above are as follows.

前記可動電極6の動作によって、鋼板の外側面にボルト9の溶着用突起27を加圧して溶接電流を通電させると、パイプ部材21の鋼板が溶着用突起27と補強導通部材33の受圧部材37との間に挟み付けられた状態になり、そのために溶接電流は鋼板の板厚を貫通する方向に流れる。したがって、溶接電流の電流密度が高く維持できジュール熱発生が効率的に行われる。もし、このように板厚方向に通電されずに鋼板の面方向の通電状態になると、溶着用突起27が加圧されている鋼板部分における電流密度が低下するので、十分な発熱がえられないこととなる。したがって、電流値を高くしたり通電時間を長くしたりすることが必要となり、生産性が向上せず不経済である。  When the welding protrusion 27 of the bolt 9 is pressed on the outer surface of the steel plate and the welding current is applied by the operation of the movable electrode 6, the steel plate of the pipe member 21 is welded to the welding protrusion 27 and the pressure receiving member 37 of the reinforcing conducting member 33. Therefore, the welding current flows in a direction penetrating the plate thickness of the steel plate. Therefore, the current density of the welding current can be maintained high, and Joule heat generation is performed efficiently. If it is not energized in the sheet thickness direction and energized in the surface direction of the steel sheet in this way, the current density in the steel sheet portion where the welding protrusions 27 are pressed decreases, so that sufficient heat generation cannot be obtained. It will be. Therefore, it is necessary to increase the current value or lengthen the energization time, which is uneconomical because productivity is not improved.

前記補強導通部材33が内部空間20に挿入されているので、電極加圧による鋼板部品の変形が防止できて十分な補強機能を果たし、適確な加圧力がえられる。このため、溶着用突起27と鋼板との溶け込み部分58は所定の溶融面積と溶融深さT1とT2となり、溶接強度を高めるのに効果的である。  Since the reinforcing conducting member 33 is inserted into the internal space 20, it is possible to prevent deformation of the steel sheet component due to the electrode pressurization, to perform a sufficient reinforcing function, and to obtain an appropriate pressurizing force. For this reason, the penetration part 58 of the welding protrusion 27 and the steel plate has a predetermined melting area and melting depths T1 and T2, which is effective in increasing the welding strength.

さらに、溶接時の熱は鋼板の内面から補強導通部材に伝熱するので、溶融部分の過熱が抑制される。すなわち、部品の形状等により溶接電流の通電時間を長くしたり溶接電流の電流値を高くしたりすると、鋼板が過度に溶融するために板厚全体が溶融することとなり、部品の溶接強度が確保できないこととなる。しかし、本実施例によれば、鋼板内面に密着している受圧部材37が過度な熱を奪う機能すなわち冷やし金のような機能を果たすので、板厚全体が溶融するようなことを防止することができる。とくに、このような冷却機能は、鋼板の厚さが薄い場合において重要であり、薄い鋼板に熱マスの大きな部品を溶接するような場合に有用である。  Furthermore, since heat at the time of welding is transferred from the inner surface of the steel plate to the reinforcing conductive member, overheating of the molten portion is suppressed. In other words, if the energizing time of the welding current is lengthened or the current value of the welding current is increased depending on the shape of the part, etc., the steel sheet will be melted excessively and the entire plate thickness will be melted, ensuring the welding strength of the part. It will not be possible. However, according to the present embodiment, the pressure receiving member 37 that is in close contact with the inner surface of the steel plate performs a function of taking away excessive heat, that is, a function like a cooling metal, thereby preventing the entire plate thickness from melting. Can do. In particular, such a cooling function is important when the thickness of the steel plate is thin, and is useful when welding a part having a large thermal mass to the thin steel plate.

前記補強導通部材33に前記内部空間20の内面に密着する受圧部材37が設けられ、この受圧部材37を内部空間20の内面に密着させるための拡張手段が設けられている。  The reinforcing conduction member 33 is provided with a pressure receiving member 37 that is in close contact with the inner surface of the internal space 20, and an expansion means is provided for bringing the pressure receiving member 37 into close contact with the inner surface of the internal space 20.

このように拡張手段の拡張動作によって受圧部材37が内部空間20の内面に密着するので、溶接箇所の鋼板は溶着用突起27と受圧部材37によって確実に挟み付けられ、鋼板の板厚方向に溶接電流が確実に通電される。そして、受圧部材37の密着によって鋼板部品8の変形が防止されて十分な加圧力がえられて、部品と鋼板との溶け込み部分58は所定の溶融面積と溶融深さT1とT2となり、溶接強度を高めるのに効果的である。  Since the pressure receiving member 37 is brought into close contact with the inner surface of the internal space 20 by the expansion operation of the expansion means in this way, the steel plate at the welded portion is securely sandwiched by the welding protrusion 27 and the pressure receiving member 37 and welded in the thickness direction of the steel plate. The current is reliably energized. Then, due to the close contact of the pressure receiving member 37, deformation of the steel plate part 8 is prevented and sufficient pressurizing force is obtained, so that the melted portion 58 between the part and the steel plate has a predetermined melting area and melting depths T1 and T2, and welding strength is increased. It is effective to raise.

さらに、前記拡張手段を縮小させた状態で内部空間20に挿入し、所定の箇所で拡張させることができる。このような動作を行わせることによって、入り口箇所における補強導通部材33の通過寸法が小さくて奥の方が大きい内部空間20の場合であっても、補強導通部材33を円滑に挿入することが可能となり、前述のような板厚方向の通電や所定の溶融状態が確保できる。  Furthermore, the expansion means can be inserted into the internal space 20 in a contracted state and expanded at a predetermined location. By performing such an operation, it is possible to smoothly insert the reinforcing conductive member 33 even in the case of the internal space 20 in which the passing dimension of the reinforcing conductive member 33 at the entrance portion is small and the depth is large. Thus, energization in the thickness direction as described above and a predetermined molten state can be secured.

前記補強導通部材33に前記内部空間20の内面に密着する受圧部材37が設けられ、この受圧部材37と内部空間20の内面との間に可動電極6の加圧による鋼板の弾性変形で消滅する空隙Sが設けられている。  The reinforcing conduction member 33 is provided with a pressure receiving member 37 that is in close contact with the inner surface of the internal space 20, and disappears due to elastic deformation of the steel plate due to pressurization of the movable electrode 6 between the pressure receiving member 37 and the inner surface of the internal space 20. A space S is provided.

可動電極6の加圧により鋼板が弾性変形をして前記空隙Sが消滅すると、溶着用突起27と受圧部材37との間に鋼板が挟み付けられるので、フランジ部26と鋼板との溶け込み部分58は所定の溶融面積と溶融深さT1とT2となり、溶接強度を高めるのに効果的である。そして、可動電極6の加圧が解除されると、鋼板は弾性的に所定の形状に復帰し、所定の部品形状が確保できる。また、内部空間20よりも寸法が小さな補強導通部材33であるから、内部空間20に挿入したり抜き出したりすることが滑らかに行える。  When the steel plate is elastically deformed by the pressurization of the movable electrode 6 and the gap S disappears, the steel plate is sandwiched between the welding protrusion 27 and the pressure receiving member 37, so that the welded portion 58 between the flange portion 26 and the steel plate 58. Has a predetermined melting area and melting depths T1 and T2, which is effective in increasing the welding strength. When the pressurization of the movable electrode 6 is released, the steel plate elastically returns to a predetermined shape, and a predetermined part shape can be secured. Further, since the reinforcing conductive member 33 is smaller in size than the internal space 20, it can be smoothly inserted into and extracted from the internal space 20.

前記部品は、雄ねじが形成された軸部25と、この軸部25と一体に設けられたフランジ部26と、軸部25とは反対側のフランジ面に形成された溶着用突起27を有するプロジェクションボルト9である。  The component includes a shaft portion 25 formed with a male screw, a flange portion 26 provided integrally with the shaft portion 25, and a welding projection 27 formed on a flange surface opposite to the shaft portion 25. It is a bolt 9.

前述のように、鋼板は溶着用突起27と受圧部材37との間に確実に挟み付けられるので、溶着用突起27の部分と鋼板が適正に溶融し正常な溶着状態がえられる。そして、このような溶着状態により、フランジ部26がパイプ部材21の表面に密着するか、あるいはフランジ部26とパイプ部材21の表面との間にわずかな空隙が存在する程度となる。したがって、プロジェクションボルト9の溶接強度が十分にえられるものとなる。  As described above, since the steel plate is securely sandwiched between the welding projection 27 and the pressure receiving member 37, the portion of the welding projection 27 and the steel plate are appropriately melted to obtain a normal welding state. In such a welded state, the flange portion 26 comes into close contact with the surface of the pipe member 21, or a slight gap exists between the flange portion 26 and the surface of the pipe member 21. Therefore, the welding strength of the projection bolt 9 can be sufficiently obtained.

前記鋼板部品8は、断面円形のパイプ部材21である。  The steel plate part 8 is a pipe member 21 having a circular cross section.

前記補強導通部材33の介在によって円形の断面形状を変形することなく、正常な溶着がえられる。  Normal welding can be obtained without deforming the circular cross-sectional shape by interposing the reinforcing conductive member 33.

前記鋼板部品8は、複数の鋼板部材22,23,24を一体化したものである。  The steel plate component 8 is obtained by integrating a plurality of steel plate members 22, 23, 24.

複数の鋼板部材22,23,24をスポット溶接等で一体化した鋼板部品8の場合には、鋼板部品8自体が複雑な形状であるとともに、内部空間20も種々な形状となる。しかし、本実施例によればこのような内部空間20であっても、上述のようにして良好な通電と部品加圧が可能となる。  In the case of the steel plate part 8 in which the plurality of steel plate members 22, 23, 24 are integrated by spot welding or the like, the steel plate part 8 itself has a complicated shape, and the internal space 20 also has various shapes. However, according to the present embodiment, even in such an internal space 20, good energization and component pressurization are possible as described above.

溶接方法の発明は、電気抵抗溶接により内部空間を有する鋼板部品の外側面に部品を溶接するものであって、電極加圧による鋼板部品の変形を防止し溶接電流を鋼板部品の板厚方向に通電させる補強導通部材を前記内部空間に挿入し、この補強導通部材に対向する鋼板部品の外側面に可動電極によって部品を加圧し溶接電流を通電させて部品を鋼板部品の外側面に溶接することを特徴とするものである。  The invention of the welding method is to weld a part to the outer surface of a steel sheet part having an internal space by electric resistance welding, preventing deformation of the steel sheet part due to electrode pressurization, and causing the welding current to flow in the thickness direction of the steel sheet part. Inserting a reinforcing conductive member to be energized into the internal space, pressurizing the component with a movable electrode on the outer surface of the steel plate component facing the reinforcing conductive member, and energizing the welding current to weld the component to the outer surface of the steel plate component It is characterized by.

この溶接方法の実施例による作用効果は、前記溶接装置の実施例による作用効果と同じである。  The operational effects of the embodiment of the welding method are the same as the operational effects of the embodiment of the welding apparatus.

図4は、実施例2を示す。  FIG. 4 shows a second embodiment.

この実施例2は、前述の実施例における部品をプロジェクションナット60に変更したものである。以下の説明において、プロジェクションナットを単にナットと表現する場合もある。図4(A)に示した補強導通部材33の構造は、ガイドピン61以外は図1に示した補強導通部材33と同じである。そして、鋼板部品8は、図7(C)に示した庇型のものである。鋼板部材24に下孔62があけられ、ここに受圧部材37に設けたガイドピン61が貫通している。ナット60は供給ロッド63で串刺しにされて滑降し、突出しているガイドピン61にはめ合わされる。それ以外の構成は、図示されていない部分も含めて先の実施例1と同じであり、同様な機能の部材には同一の符号が記載してある。また、それ以外の作用効果も、先の実施例1と同じである。  In the second embodiment, the component in the above-described embodiment is changed to a projection nut 60. In the following description, the projection nut may be simply expressed as a nut. The structure of the reinforcing conductive member 33 shown in FIG. 4A is the same as that of the reinforcing conductive member 33 shown in FIG. And the steel plate component 8 is the bowl-shaped thing shown in FIG.7 (C). A pilot hole 62 is formed in the steel plate member 24, and a guide pin 61 provided in the pressure receiving member 37 passes therethrough. The nut 60 is skewed by the supply rod 63 and slides down, and is fitted to the protruding guide pin 61. Other configurations are the same as those of the first embodiment including the portions not shown, and members having the same functions are denoted by the same reference numerals. In addition, other functions and effects are the same as those of the first embodiment.

図4(B)に示したものは、可動電極6にナット60を保持する場合である。可動電極60の内部に永久磁石64が配置され、電極端面に設けた保持凹部65にナット60を吸引保持する。ナット60の芯だしをするために、位置決めピン65が保持凹部66に設けてある。それ以外の構成は、図示されていない部分も含めて図4(A)に示した実施例と同じであり、同様な機能の部材には同一の符号が記載してある。また、それ以外の作用効果も、図4(A)に示した実施例と同じである。  FIG. 4B shows a case where the nut 60 is held on the movable electrode 6. A permanent magnet 64 is disposed inside the movable electrode 60, and the nut 60 is attracted and held in a holding recess 65 provided on the end face of the electrode. A positioning pin 65 is provided in the holding recess 66 for centering the nut 60. The rest of the configuration is the same as that of the embodiment shown in FIG. 4A including the parts not shown, and the same reference numerals are given to members having the same functions. In addition, other functions and effects are the same as those in the embodiment shown in FIG.

上述のように、本発明によれば、溶接箇所の鋼板に板厚方向の溶接電流を通電するとともに、電極の加圧によって中空鋼板部品の異常な変形を防止して、溶接強度の高い溶着状態がえられるので、自動車の車体溶接工程や、家庭電化製品の板金溶接工程などの広い産業分野で利用できる。  As described above, according to the present invention, a welding current in the plate thickness direction is passed through the steel plate at the welding location, and abnormal deformation of the hollow steel plate part is prevented by pressurization of the electrode, so that the welding state has a high welding strength. Therefore, it can be used in a wide range of industrial fields such as automobile body welding processes and home appliance sheet metal welding processes.

偏心カム式の補強導通部材を示す断面図である。It is sectional drawing which shows an eccentric cam type reinforcement conduction member. 油圧シリンダ式の補強導通部材を示す断面図である。It is sectional drawing which shows a hydraulic cylinder type reinforcement conduction member. 隙間付与式の補強導通部材を示す断面図である。It is sectional drawing which shows a clearance provision type reinforcement conduction | electrical_connection member. プロジェクションナット溶接の場合を示す断面図である。It is sectional drawing which shows the case of projection nut welding. 他の補強導通部材を示す断面図である。It is sectional drawing which shows another reinforcement conduction member. 溶着状態を示す断面図である。It is sectional drawing which shows a welding state. 鋼板部品の種類を示す斜視図である。It is a perspective view which shows the kind of steel plate component. 溶接機全体を示す側面図である。It is a side view which shows the whole welding machine.

符号の説明Explanation of symbols

6 可動電極
7 固定電極
8 鋼板部品
9 プロジェクションボルト
10 受入孔
20 内部空間
21 パイプ部材
22 鋼板部材
23 鋼板部材
24 鋼板部材
25 軸部
26 フランジ部
27 溶着用突起
33 補強導通部材
34 本体
37 受圧部材
47 着座部
60 プロジェクションナット
S 隙間
100 溶接装置
200 部品供給ユニット
6 movable electrode 7 fixed electrode 8 steel plate part 9 projection bolt 10 receiving hole 20 internal space 21 pipe member 22 steel plate member 23 steel plate member 24 steel plate member 25 shaft portion 26 flange portion 27 welding projection 33 reinforcing conduction member 34 main body 37 pressure receiving member 47 Seating section 60 Projection nut S Clearance 100 Welding device 200 Parts supply unit

Claims (12)

電気抵抗溶接により内部空間を有する鋼板部品の外側面に部品を溶接するものであって、電極加圧による鋼板部品の変形を防止し溶接電流を鋼板部品の板厚方向に通電させるとともに前記内部空間に挿入される補強導通部材が設けられ、この補強導通部材に対向する鋼板部品の外側面に部品を加圧して溶接電流を通電させる可動電極が設けられていることを特徴とする中空鋼板部品の溶接装置。  Parts are welded to the outer surface of a steel plate part having an internal space by electric resistance welding, the steel plate part is prevented from being deformed by electrode pressurization, and a welding current is passed in the thickness direction of the steel plate part and the internal space A hollow steel plate part is provided with a movable conducting member inserted into the outer surface of the steel plate part, and a movable electrode that pressurizes the part and applies a welding current to the outer surface of the steel sheet part facing the reinforcing conduction member. Welding equipment. 前記補強導通部材に前記内部空間の内面に密着する受圧部材が設けられ、この受圧部材を内部空間の内面に密着させるための拡張手段が設けられている請求項1記載の中空鋼板部品の溶接装置。  2. The welding apparatus for a hollow steel plate part according to claim 1, wherein a pressure receiving member that is in close contact with the inner surface of the internal space is provided on the reinforcing conductive member, and an expansion means is provided for bringing the pressure receiving member into close contact with the inner surface of the internal space. . 前記補強導通部材に前記内部空間の内面に密着する受圧部材が設けられ、この受圧部材と内部空間の内面との間に電極の加圧による鋼板の弾性変形で消滅する空隙が設けられている請求項1記載の中空鋼板部品の溶接装置。  A pressure receiving member that is in close contact with the inner surface of the internal space is provided on the reinforcing conductive member, and a gap that disappears due to elastic deformation of the steel sheet due to pressurization of an electrode is provided between the pressure receiving member and the inner surface of the internal space. Item 2. A welding apparatus for hollow steel plate parts according to Item 1. 前記部品は、雄ねじが形成された軸部と、この軸部と一体に設けられたフランジ部と、軸部とは反対側のフランジ面に形成された溶着用突起を有するプロジェクションボルトである請求項1〜請求項3のいずれかに記載の中空鋼板部品の溶接装置。  The component is a projection bolt having a shaft portion on which a male screw is formed, a flange portion provided integrally with the shaft portion, and a welding protrusion formed on a flange surface opposite to the shaft portion. The welding apparatus of the hollow steel plate components in any one of Claims 1-3. 前記鋼板部品は、断面円形のパイプ部材である請求項1〜請求項4のいずれかに記載の中空鋼板部品の溶接装置。  The said steel plate part is a pipe member with a circular cross section, The welding apparatus of the hollow steel plate part in any one of Claims 1-4. 前記鋼板部品は、複数の鋼板部材を一体化したものである請求項1〜請求項4のいずれかに記載の中空鋼板部品の溶接装置。  The said steel plate component integrates several steel plate members, The welding apparatus of the hollow steel plate component in any one of Claims 1-4. 電気抵抗溶接により内部空間を有する鋼板部品の外側面に部品を溶接するものであって、電極加圧による鋼板部品の変形を防止し溶接電流を鋼板部品の板厚方向に通電させる補強導通部材を前記内部空間に挿入し、この補強導通部材に対向する鋼板部品の外側面に可動電極によって部品を加圧し溶接電流を通電させて部品を鋼板部品の外側面に溶接することを特徴とする中空鋼板部品の溶接方法。  A reinforcing conductive member for welding a part to the outer surface of a steel sheet part having an internal space by electric resistance welding, preventing deformation of the steel sheet part due to electrode pressurization, and passing a welding current in the thickness direction of the steel sheet part. A hollow steel plate which is inserted into the inner space and presses the component with a movable electrode on the outer surface of the steel plate component facing the reinforcing conducting member and energizes the welding current to weld the component to the outer surface of the steel plate component. How to weld parts. 前記補強導通部材に前記内部空間の内面に密着する受圧部材が設けられ、この受圧部材を内部空間の内面に密着させるための拡張手段が設けられている請求項7記載の中空鋼板部品の溶接方法。  The method for welding hollow steel plate parts according to claim 7, wherein the reinforcing conduction member is provided with a pressure receiving member that is in close contact with the inner surface of the internal space, and an expansion means is provided for bringing the pressure receiving member into close contact with the inner surface of the internal space. . 前記補強導通部材に前記内部空間の内面に密着する受圧部材が設けられ、この受圧部材と内部空間の内面との間に可動電極の加圧による鋼板の弾性変形で消滅する空隙が設けられている請求項7記載の中空鋼板部品の溶接方法。  A pressure receiving member that is in close contact with the inner surface of the internal space is provided on the reinforcing conductive member, and a gap that disappears due to elastic deformation of the steel sheet due to pressurization of the movable electrode is provided between the pressure receiving member and the inner surface of the internal space. The method for welding hollow steel plate parts according to claim 7. 前記部品は、雄ねじが形成された軸部と、この軸部と一体に設けられたフランジ部と、軸部とは反対側のフランジ面に形成された溶着用突起を有するプロジェクションボルトである請求項7〜請求項9のいずれかに記載の中空鋼板部品の溶接方法。  The component is a projection bolt having a shaft portion on which a male screw is formed, a flange portion provided integrally with the shaft portion, and a welding protrusion formed on a flange surface opposite to the shaft portion. The welding method of the hollow steel plate components in any one of Claims 7-9. 前記鋼板部品は、断面円形のパイプ部材である請求項7〜請求項10のいずれかに記載の中空鋼板部品の溶接方法。  The method for welding a hollow steel plate part according to any one of claims 7 to 10, wherein the steel plate part is a pipe member having a circular cross section. 前記鋼板部品は、複数の鋼板部材を一体化したものである請求項7〜請求項10のいずれかに記載の中空鋼板部品の溶接方法。  The method for welding hollow steel plate components according to any one of claims 7 to 10, wherein the steel plate components are obtained by integrating a plurality of steel plate members.
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