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JPH0111733Y2
JPH0111733Y2 JP11310885U JP11310885U JPH0111733Y2 JP H0111733 Y2 JPH0111733 Y2 JP H0111733Y2 JP 11310885 U JP11310885 U JP 11310885U JP 11310885 U JP11310885 U JP 11310885U JP H0111733 Y2 JPH0111733 Y2 JP H0111733Y2
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【考案の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 この考案は横型電気メツキ装置における陽極−
通電体構造に関し、特にスライド式陽極−通電体
構造に関する。
[Detailed explanation of the invention] [Industrial application field] This invention is an anode in a horizontal electroplating device.
The present invention relates to a current carrying body structure, and particularly to a sliding anode-current carrying body structure.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

横型電気メツキ装置において自溶性の陽極を用
いる場合は通常定置方式で操業されるが、ハロゲ
ンタイプのスズメツキライン等においては陽極を
スライドさせて操業が行われる。
When using a self-fusing anode in a horizontal electroplating device, it is usually operated in a stationary manner, but in a halogen type sparrow plating line, etc., the operation is performed with the anode sliding.

このようなスライド方式の陽極を用いる場合、
陽極をスライド中に陽極と通電体とが接触不良を
起こし、これらの間でスパークが発生する問題が
あつた。また陽極を平行にスライドさせることが
難しく、ジグザグ状になる欠点があつた。
When using such a sliding type anode,
There was a problem in which poor contact occurred between the anode and the current-carrying body while the anode was being slid, and sparks were generated between them. Furthermore, it was difficult to slide the anode in parallel, resulting in a zigzag pattern.

〔考案の概要〕[Summary of the idea]

本考案はこれらの欠点を改善するためになされ
たもので、陽極底面に溝を形成し、該溝に通電体
を嵌装させ、該通電体をガイドとして陽極をスラ
イドさせることを基本的な特徴とするものであ
る。この構成によれば陽極は通電体をガイドとし
てスライドするから平行で円滑なスライドが行
え、陽極と通電体の接触不良を防止できる。また
溝に通電体を嵌装させるため該溝の底面と両側面
で通電体と接触するから陽極と通電体の接触性が
向上する。更に溝は陽極底面に形成してあるた
め、溝周辺の消耗が少なく、上記した接触性を時
間経過により損うことがない。
The present invention was developed to improve these drawbacks, and its basic features are that a groove is formed on the bottom of the anode, a current-carrying body is fitted into the groove, and the anode is slid using the current-carrying body as a guide. That is. According to this configuration, since the anode slides using the current-carrying body as a guide, parallel and smooth sliding can be performed, and poor contact between the anode and the current-carrying body can be prevented. Further, since the current carrying body is fitted into the groove, the bottom and both side surfaces of the groove are in contact with the current carrying body, so that the contact between the anode and the current carrying body is improved. Furthermore, since the grooves are formed on the bottom surface of the anode, there is little wear around the grooves, and the above-mentioned contact properties are not impaired over time.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

以下本考案の実施例を図面に基づいて説明す
る。
Embodiments of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings.

第1図において10はメツキ槽、11はシール
ロール、Xは被メツキ鋼板であり、1は陽極、2
は通電体である。この実施例では陽極1の底面に
断面長方形の溝4をメツキ槽幅方向に形成し、こ
こに円形状の通電体2を嵌装した構成としてい
る。この構成により陽極1は通電体2をガイドと
して平行かつ規則的にスライドする。そのため陽
極1と通電体2との間に接触不良等が生ずること
なく、スパークも生じない。また陽極1の配列が
ジグザグになることもない。また溝4に通電体2
を嵌装させているため該溝4の底面と両側面で通
電体と接触するから陽極1と通電体2の接触性が
向上する。更に溝4は陽極1底面に形成してある
ため、溝4周辺の消耗が少なく、上記した接触性
を時間経過により損うことがない。
In Fig. 1, 10 is a plating tank, 11 is a seal roll, X is a steel plate to be plated, 1 is an anode, 2
is a current-carrying body. In this embodiment, a groove 4 having a rectangular cross section is formed in the width direction of the plating tank on the bottom surface of the anode 1, and a circular current carrying body 2 is fitted into the groove 4. With this configuration, the anode 1 slides parallelly and regularly using the current carrying body 2 as a guide. Therefore, no contact failure or the like occurs between the anode 1 and the current-carrying body 2, and no spark occurs. Further, the arrangement of the anodes 1 does not become zigzag. In addition, the current carrying body 2 is placed in the groove 4.
Since the anode 1 and the current carrying body 2 are fitted into the groove 4, the bottom and both side surfaces of the groove 4 come into contact with the current carrying body, so that the contact between the anode 1 and the current carrying body 2 is improved. Furthermore, since the grooves 4 are formed on the bottom surface of the anode 1, there is little wear around the grooves 4, and the above-mentioned contact properties are not impaired over time.

尚、上記した実施例のスライドガイドを用いて
も陽極のスライドピツチが2時間以上になると陽
極と通電体との間で溶着等の現象が発生し、これ
によりスライド中にスパークが発生する。この溶
着現象と操作時間との関係を第2図に示す。この
グラフはZnSO4:500g/,PH=4,電流密度
60A/dm2のメツキ条件で得たものである。
Even if the slide guide of the above embodiment is used, if the slide pitch of the anode is longer than 2 hours, phenomena such as welding will occur between the anode and the current-carrying body, and this will cause sparks to occur during the slide. The relationship between this welding phenomenon and operation time is shown in FIG. This graph shows ZnSO 4 :500g/, PH=4, current density
This was obtained under plating conditions of 60A/ dm2 .

この溶着現象は通電面積の減少や接触圧の低下
により引起されるもので、またこの通電面積の減
少は陽極と通電体との接触部の間隙部への酸化膜
の生成、或はアニオンの錯体を形成するような合
金メツキ浴については復極現象による金属酸化物
の析出に起因している。
This welding phenomenon is caused by a decrease in the current-carrying area and a drop in contact pressure, and this reduction in the current-carrying area is caused by the formation of an oxide film in the gap between the anode and the current-carrying body, or by the formation of an anion complex. For alloy plating baths that form, this is due to the precipitation of metal oxides due to the depolarization phenomenon.

このようなスライドピツチが2時間を超える場
合にスパークの原因となる陽極と通電体の溶着を
防止するためには、ガイド機構の構造を陽極と通
電体とが高接触圧、高接触面で接触し得る構造と
することが必要である。
In order to prevent welding between the anode and the current-carrying body, which can cause sparks when the slide pitch exceeds 2 hours, the structure of the guide mechanism is such that the anode and the current-carrying body are in contact with each other with high contact pressure and a high contact surface. It is necessary to create a structure that allows for

第3図はこのような溶着防止を目的とした実施
例を示すもので、陽極1に断面3角形状の溝4′
をメツキ槽幅方向に形成し、この溝4′に通電体
2′を嵌合させた構成としている。通電体2′も断
面3角形状の突部20を有し、この突部20を該
溝4′に嵌合させている。このような構成によれ
ば突部20の頂点と、溝4′とが高圧力で接触し、
しかも接触面積も大きくなるため、その接触面の
間隙部の酸化膜の生成やアニオンの錯体を形成す
るような合金メツキ浴においては復極現象による
金属酸化物の析出を防止できる。そのため、これ
らの原因によつて生じるスパークも抑制すること
が可能となる。この実施例では更に陽極1の通電
体2の接触部近傍にノズル5を設け、このノズル
5から該接触部にメツキ液噴流を与え、これによ
り前記した復極現象を更に防止し得るようにして
いる。
FIG. 3 shows an embodiment aimed at preventing such welding, in which a groove 4' having a triangular cross section is formed in the anode 1.
is formed in the width direction of the plating tank, and the current-carrying body 2' is fitted into this groove 4'. The current-carrying body 2' also has a protrusion 20 having a triangular cross section, and this protrusion 20 is fitted into the groove 4'. With such a configuration, the apex of the protrusion 20 and the groove 4' come into contact with each other under high pressure,
Furthermore, since the contact area is increased, it is possible to prevent the formation of oxide films in the gaps between the contact surfaces and the precipitation of metal oxides due to depolarization in alloy plating baths that form anion complexes. Therefore, it is also possible to suppress sparks caused by these causes. In this embodiment, a nozzle 5 is further provided near the contact portion of the current carrying body 2 of the anode 1, and a jet of plating liquid is applied from the nozzle 5 to the contact portion, thereby further preventing the depolarization phenomenon described above. There is.

以上述べたように、本考案の陽極−通電体構造
では陽極底面に溝を設け、ここに通電体を嵌装さ
せてあり、陽極は該通電体をガイドとしてスライ
ドするため、陽極のスライドが円滑にかつ平行に
行われる。そのため陽極と通電体との間の接触不
良を防止し、これらの間に生ずるスパークを防止
することができる。またスライドが平行に行われ
るから陽極の配列が乱れることがない。更に通電
体を嵌装させてあるため該溝の底面と両側面で通
電体と接触するから陽極と通電体の接触性が向上
する。また溝は陽極底面に形成してあるため、溝
周辺の消耗が少なく、上記した接触性を時間経過
により損うことがない等の効果がある。
As described above, in the anode-current carrying body structure of the present invention, a groove is provided on the bottom surface of the anode, into which the current carrying body is fitted, and the anode slides using the current carrying body as a guide, so that the anode slides smoothly. It is done in parallel. Therefore, poor contact between the anode and the current-carrying body can be prevented, and sparks generated between them can be prevented. Furthermore, since the slides are performed in parallel, the arrangement of the anodes is not disturbed. Furthermore, since the current-carrying body is fitted, the bottom and both side surfaces of the groove are in contact with the current-carrying body, thereby improving the contact between the anode and the current-carrying body. Furthermore, since the grooves are formed on the bottom surface of the anode, there is less wear around the grooves, and the above-mentioned contact properties are not impaired over time.

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

第1図は本考案の陽極−通電体構造の一実施例
を示す正断面図、第2図は操業時間と溶着発生と
の関係を示すグラフ、第3図は他の実施例を示す
正断面図である。 1……陽極、2,2′……通電体、4,4′……
溝、5……ノズル、20……突部。
Fig. 1 is a front sectional view showing one embodiment of the anode-current carrying body structure of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a graph showing the relationship between operating time and occurrence of welding, and Fig. 3 is a front sectional view showing another embodiment. It is a diagram. 1... Anode, 2, 2'... Current carrying body, 4, 4'...
Groove, 5... nozzle, 20... protrusion.

Claims (1)

【実用新案登録請求の範囲】[Scope of utility model registration request] 陽極底面に溝を形成し、該溝に通電体を嵌装さ
せ、該通電体をガイドとして陽極をスライドさせ
ることを特徴とする横型電気メツキ装置における
陽極−通電体構造。
1. An anode-current-carrying body structure in a horizontal electroplating device, characterized in that a groove is formed in the bottom surface of the anode, a current-carrying body is fitted in the groove, and the anode is slid using the current-carrying body as a guide.
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