JPH03225258A - Instrument for measuring characteristics of sheet-like substance - Google Patents
Instrument for measuring characteristics of sheet-like substanceInfo
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Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
〈産業上の利用分野〉
本発明は、シート状物体に含まれる水分量を測定する装
置に関し、特に薄紙の水分測定に用いて好適な測定装置
に関する。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION <Industrial Application Field> The present invention relates to an apparatus for measuring the amount of moisture contained in a sheet-like object, and particularly to a measuring apparatus suitable for use in measuring the moisture content of thin paper.
〈従来の技術〉
第4図及び第5図は、抄紙機等においてシート状物体の
水分量を測定する水分計の従来例を示す。<Prior Art> FIGS. 4 and 5 show a conventional example of a moisture meter for measuring the moisture content of a sheet-like object in a paper machine or the like.
第4図において、1は投光部、2は受光部で、これらは
被測定体である紙3を挾んで対向配置されている。In FIG. 4, 1 is a light projecting section, and 2 is a light receiving section, which are arranged opposite to each other with a paper 3, which is the object to be measured, sandwiched therebetween.
投光部1では、光源6からの光がレンズ7で平行光とさ
れ、更にチョッパー・ホイール8で断続光とされた後、
照射窓4を介し紙3に照射される。In the light projection unit 1, the light from the light source 6 is converted into parallel light by a lens 7, and further converted into intermittent light by a chopper wheel 8, and then
The paper 3 is irradiated through the irradiation window 4.
チョッパー・ホイール8には水分による吸収を受ける1
、94μmの光(測定光)を透過するフィルタ9と、水
分による吸収を受けない1.8μmの光(比較光)を透
過するフィルタ10とが設けられ1回転に従い測定光と
比較光とを交互に紙3に照射する。受光部2では、入射
窓5より紙3を透過した光が入射し、レンズ11で集束
され受光素子12に集光される。この受光素子では測定
光Mと比較光Rとを時系列的に検出し、演算器13に与
えR/Mの演算を行い出力する。The chopper wheel 8 has 1 which is absorbed by moisture.
, a filter 9 that transmits 94 μm light (measurement light) and a filter 10 that transmits 1.8 μm light (comparison light) that is not absorbed by moisture are provided, and the measurement light and comparison light are alternately transmitted during one rotation. irradiate paper 3. In the light receiving section 2, light that has passed through the paper 3 enters through the entrance window 5, is focused by the lens 11, and is focused on the light receiving element 12. This light-receiving element detects the measurement light M and the comparison light R in time series, and supplies them to the calculator 13 to calculate R/M and output them.
第5図に示す従来例では、投光部1において光源6から
の光をレンズ7で平行光とし、チョッパ・ホイール8′
で断続光とした後、照射窓4より紙3に照射する。この
チョッパー・ホイールには第4図の従来例のようなフィ
ルタは載置されておらず、ホイールは専ら迷光の影皆を
除去するなめにだけ使用される。照射窓4より照射され
た白色光は紙3を挾んで投光部1と受光部2の対向面に
設けられた乱反射面16.17で多重反射され。In the conventional example shown in FIG.
After making the light into intermittent light, the paper 3 is irradiated through the irradiation window 4. This chopper wheel does not have a filter mounted thereon as in the conventional example shown in FIG. 4, and the wheel is used exclusively to remove all shadows of stray light. The white light irradiated from the irradiation window 4 is multiple-reflected on the diffuse reflection surfaces 16 and 17 provided on the opposing surfaces of the light projecting section 1 and the light receiving section 2 with the paper 3 sandwiched therebetween.
照射窓4とずれた位置に設けられた入射窓5より受光部
2内に入る。The light enters the light receiving section 2 through the entrance window 5 provided at a position shifted from the irradiation window 4.
受光部2において、入射光はプリズム18で2分され、
一方は測定光を透過するフィルタ9.レンズ11を経て
受光素子12に導かれ、他方は比較光を透過するフィル
タ10.レンズ11′を経て受光素子12′に導かれる
。受光素子12で検出された測定光Mと受光素子12′
で検出された比較光Rは同時に演算器13に与えられ、
R/Mの演算が行なわれ出力される。In the light receiving section 2, the incident light is divided into two by a prism 18,
One is a filter 9 that transmits the measurement light. A filter 10 is guided through a lens 11 to a light receiving element 12, and the other is a filter 10 that transmits comparison light. The light is guided to a light receiving element 12' through a lens 11'. Measurement light M detected by the light receiving element 12 and the light receiving element 12'
The comparison light R detected by is simultaneously given to the arithmetic unit 13,
R/M calculation is performed and output.
〈発明が解決しようとする課題〉
一]、記従来の装置において、第4図に示ず構成のもの
は、構造が簡単で、光量減衰も少ないという利点が有る
半面、測定対象は紙1枚であるため。<Problems to be Solved by the Invention> 1] Among the conventional devices described above, the one having the configuration not shown in FIG. Because it is.
この紙の厚さが薄い場合は感度のよいものが得られない
という問題が有る。また、第5図に示す構成のものは、
投光部と受光部の光軸が数十mm1llれな所に配!さ
れ、散乱面によって紙を透過散乱しながら受光部に達す
るので光の減衰量が多くなり信号自体が小さくなるとい
う問題が有った。If the thickness of this paper is thin, there is a problem that a product with good sensitivity cannot be obtained. In addition, the configuration shown in FIG.
The optical axes of the emitter and receiver are placed several tens of millimeters apart! Since the light reaches the light receiving section while passing through the paper and being scattered by the scattering surface, there is a problem in that the amount of light attenuation increases and the signal itself becomes smaller.
本発明は上記従来技術の問題を解決するために成された
もので、光が紙のセルロース(繊維素)中を拡散伝搬す
ることに着目したものであり、特に薄紙において感度が
高く光の減衰量の少ない装置を提供することを目的とす
る。The present invention was made to solve the problems of the prior art described above, and focuses on the fact that light diffuses and propagates through the cellulose (cellulose) of paper. The purpose is to provide a device with a small quantity.
く課題を解決するための手段〉
1記課題を解決する為の本発明の構成は、投光部からの
光をシート状物体を介して受光する受光素子を有し、前
記受光素子からの信号に基づいて前記シート状物体の物
理的特性を測定するシート状物体の特性測定装置におい
て、中心部に投光用光ファイバ束、外周部に受光用光フ
ァイバ束を有する導光手段と、前記シート状物体を挟ん
で前記導光手段の端面に対向して配置され、前記投光用
光ファイバ束に対向する位置に断面半円状の凹部が、前
記受光用光ファイバ束に対向する位置に前記凹部を囲っ
て断面半円状の溝が形成された反射部材と、前記導光手
段の端面の投光用光ファイバ束と受光用光ファイバ束の
間にリング状に固定され、前記シート状物体での反射光
が前記受光部へ入射するのを防止する遮蔽板からなり、
前記投光部から出射した光のうち前記シート状物体中を
横方向に伝搬した光のみを前記受光部に入射させるよう
に構成したことを特徴とするものである。Means for Solving the Problems> The configuration of the present invention for solving the problems described in item 1 includes a light-receiving element that receives light from a light projecting section through a sheet-like object, and a signal from the light-receiving element is In the sheet-like object characteristic measuring device for measuring the physical properties of the sheet-like object based on the sheet-like object, the sheet-like object comprises: a light guide means having a light-emitting optical fiber bundle in the center and a light-receiving optical fiber bundle in the outer peripheral part; A concave portion having a semicircular cross section is disposed facing the end face of the light guiding means with a shaped object in between, and the concave portion has a semicircular cross section at a position facing the light emitting optical fiber bundle; A reflective member in which a groove with a semicircular cross section is formed surrounding the concave portion is fixed in a ring shape between a light-emitting optical fiber bundle and a light-receiving optical fiber bundle on the end face of the light guiding means, and comprising a shielding plate that prevents reflected light from entering the light receiving section,
The present invention is characterized in that, of the light emitted from the light projecting section, only the light that has propagated laterally within the sheet-like object is made to enter the light receiving section.
く作用〉
投光用光ファイバ束から出射した光は紙で反射され、ま
たは透過するとともに紙のセルロースによる散乱を受け
ながら横方向にも伝搬する。これらの光のうち紙面で反
射した光は投光用光ファイバ束の端面との間で反射を繰
返しながら受光用光フアイバ東側に進行するが遮蔽板に
遮られて受光用光ファイバ束に入射することができない
。また紙を透過した光は半球状の凹部で反射するが、こ
の反射光のほとんどは半球の中心に向かうのでこの反射
光も受光用光ファイバ東に入射しない、従って受光用光
ファイバ束には紙中を横方向に伝搬した光のみが入射す
る。Effects> The light emitted from the projection optical fiber bundle is reflected or transmitted by the paper and also propagates in the lateral direction while being scattered by the cellulose of the paper. Among these lights, the light reflected from the paper surface is repeatedly reflected between the end face of the light emitting optical fiber bundle and travels to the east side of the light receiving optical fiber, but is blocked by the shielding plate and enters the light receiving optical fiber bundle. I can't. In addition, the light transmitted through the paper is reflected by the hemispherical recess, but since most of this reflected light goes toward the center of the hemisphere, this reflected light also does not enter the east receiving optical fiber. Only light that has propagated laterally inside is incident.
〈実施例〉
以下1図面に従い本発明を説明する。第1図は本発明の
装置の一実施例を一部断面で示す要部構成図、第2図は
第1図のX−X断面図である。これらの図において20
は光ファイバからなる導光手段であり、中央部の投光用
光ファイバ束21の周りに受光用光ファイバ束22が配
置されており。<Example> The present invention will be described below with reference to one drawing. FIG. 1 is a partial cross-sectional view of a main part of an embodiment of the apparatus of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view taken along line XX in FIG. In these figures 20
1 is a light guide means made of optical fibers, and a light-receiving optical fiber bundle 22 is arranged around a light-emitting optical fiber bundle 21 in the center.
これらの光ファイバ束は赤外光を吸収する(無反射)樹
脂23などの部材により一定の距離を隔てて配置される
とともにその端面は面一に加工されている。These optical fiber bundles are arranged at a certain distance apart from each other by a member such as a resin 23 that absorbs infrared light (non-reflective), and their end surfaces are processed to be flush.
25は導光手段20の端部と対向する位置に配置された
反射部材であり、投光用光ファイバ束21に対向する位
置に断面半円状の凹部26が形成され、受光用光ファイ
バ束22に対向する位置に四部26を囲って断面半円状
の湧27が形成されている。Reference numeral 25 denotes a reflecting member disposed at a position facing the end of the light guide means 20, and a recess 26 having a semicircular cross section is formed at a position facing the light emitting optical fiber bundle 21, and the light receiving optical fiber bundle A spring 27 having a semicircular cross section is formed at a position opposite to the spring 22 surrounding the four parts 26.
30は透光用光ファイバ束と受光用光ファイバ束の間に
リング状に固定された遮蔽板、31は受光用光ファイバ
束の外周に固定された遮蔽板である。遮蔽板30.31
の先端および反射部材の四部26と講27の間に形成さ
れる凸部A、A一部とB、B”部はその含有水分を測定
すべき紙3を挟んで必要な許容幅を考慮した上で可能な
限り近接して配置され、投光空間40および受光空間4
1を形成する。30 is a shielding plate fixed in a ring shape between the light-transmitting optical fiber bundle and the light-receiving optical fiber bundle, and 31 is a shielding plate fixed to the outer periphery of the light-receiving optical fiber bundle. Shielding plate 30.31
The convex parts A, A part and B, B'' parts formed between the tip of the reflective member and the four parts 26 and 27 of the reflective member are made by considering the necessary allowable width with the paper 3 whose moisture content is to be measured. The light emitting space 40 and the light receiving space 4 are arranged as close together as possible on the top.
form 1.
なお1図では省略しているが投光用光ファイバ束の他端
には光源からの光が入射し、受光用光ファイバ束の他端
には光学系、受光素子、演算部等水分測定装置として必
要な構成要素を備えているものとする。Although not shown in Figure 1, the light from the light source enters the other end of the light-emitting optical fiber bundle, and the other end of the light-receiving optical fiber bundle contains an optical system, a light-receiving element, a calculation unit, etc., and a moisture measuring device. It shall be equipped with the necessary components.
F記桶成において、投光用光ファイバ束21からの光が
投光空間40に出射するとその光は紙3で反射したり透
過するとともにその一部は紙のセルロース中を横方向に
伝搬する。ここで、1方向に紙中を伝搬した光は受光用
空間41に達した受光用光ファイバ束に入射するが紙3
で反射した光は投光用光ファイバ束21の端面との間で
反射を繰返しながら外周方向に進行するが遮蔽板30に
遮られて受光空間41に進むことはできない。また1紙
を透過した光は凹部(半球面)26で反射するのでその
反射光は球の中心近傍に進行し受光空間41に進むこと
はできない。しかしこの反射光の一部は紙中に入射して
セルロースによる拡散伝搬光となり受光空間に出射する
。そして受光空間41に出射しだ伝搬光は?lI27で
反射して紙を透過して受光用光ファイバ束に入射し1図
示しない光学系や受光素子に出射して従来と同様の演算
か行われる。In the case of F, when the light from the light projection optical fiber bundle 21 is emitted into the light projection space 40, the light is reflected or transmitted by the paper 3, and a part of it propagates laterally through the cellulose of the paper. . Here, the light that has propagated through the paper in one direction is incident on the light receiving optical fiber bundle that has reached the light receiving space 41, but the paper 3
The light reflected by the projection optical fiber bundle 21 travels toward the outer circumference while repeating reflections with the end face of the light-emitting optical fiber bundle 21, but is blocked by the shielding plate 30 and cannot travel to the light-receiving space 41. Further, since the light transmitted through one sheet of paper is reflected by the concave portion (hemispherical surface) 26, the reflected light travels near the center of the sphere and cannot travel to the light receiving space 41. However, a part of this reflected light enters the paper and becomes diffusely propagated light due to cellulose and is emitted into the light receiving space. And what about the propagating light that is emitted into the light receiving space 41? The light is reflected by the II 27, passes through the paper, enters the light-receiving optical fiber bundle, and exits to an optical system or light-receiving element (not shown), where calculations similar to conventional ones are performed.
第3図は紙として坪量10 g/m’のティッシュベー
パ(薄紙)と坪1100 g/m’の上質紙を用い1紙
を透過した光と横方向に伝搬した光についてその含有水
分量(g/m2)に対する検出器の出力を測定したもの
である0図によればティッシュベーパの様な薄紙の水分
を測定する場合においては透過した光を利用するより横
方向に伝搬した光を測定した方が格段に検出感度が高い
ことが分る。この事は伝搬光は坪量の小さい紙は紙中伝
搬光路が長いので、水分の吸収が大きく(高感度)、透
過光は水分子による測定光の吸収が小さい事を示してい
る。Figure 3 uses tissue vapor (thin paper) with a basis weight of 10 g/m' and high-quality paper with a basis weight of 1100 g/m', and calculates the water content ( According to Figure 0, which is a measurement of the output of the detector with respect to g/m2), when measuring the moisture content of thin paper such as tissue vapor, it is better to measure the light that propagates in the lateral direction rather than using the transmitted light. It can be seen that the detection sensitivity is much higher. This shows that the propagating light has a long propagation optical path in paper with a small basis weight, so water absorption is large (high sensitivity), and the transmitted light has a small absorption of the measurement light by water molecules.
〈発明の効果〉
以上実施例とともに具体的に説明した様に本発明によれ
ば。<Effects of the Invention> According to the present invention as specifically explained above with the embodiments.
■ 紙中の水分子と充分に会合した紙中伝搬光を検出に
用いているため水分検出感度が向上し、とくにティッシ
ュベーパのような薄紙の場合における含有水分量を感度
よく測定することが出来る。■ Moisture detection sensitivity is improved because the light propagating through the paper, which is fully associated with the water molecules in the paper, is used for detection, and the moisture content can be measured with high sensitivity, especially in the case of thin paper such as tissue vapor. .
■ 導光手段として投光用光ファイバ束と受光用光ファ
イバ束を同心状にしたものを用いているため検出面積を
小さくすることができ、より詳細な水分検出データが得
られ、より紙端近傍までの水分検知が可能となる。■ As the light guiding means uses a concentric optical fiber bundle for transmitting light and a bundle of optical fibers for receiving light, the detection area can be reduced, more detailed moisture detection data can be obtained, and the edge of the paper can be Moisture detection up to nearby areas becomes possible.
第1図は本発明の一実施例を示す一部断面斜視図、第2
図は第1図のX−X断面図、第3図は紙の含有水分量と
検出器出力の関係を示す図、第4図、第5図は従来装置
の構成図である。
20・・・導光手段、21・・・透光用光ファイバ束。
22・・・受光用光ファイバ束、23・・・樹脂、25
・・・反射ブロック、27・・・凹部、27・・・清、
30.31・・・遮蔽板。
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3
図
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第
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図
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図
3FIG. 1 is a partially cross-sectional perspective view showing one embodiment of the present invention, and FIG.
The figure is a cross-sectional view taken along the line X-X in FIG. 1, FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the relationship between the moisture content of paper and the output of the detector, and FIGS. 4 and 5 are configuration diagrams of the conventional apparatus. 20... Light guiding means, 21... Translucent optical fiber bundle. 22... Optical fiber bundle for light reception, 23... Resin, 25
...reflection block, 27 ... recess, 27 ... clear,
30.31... Shielding plate. Figure 3, a (amount ()/Inri Figure C Figure 3)
Claims (1)
子を有し、前記受光素子からの信号に基づいて前記シー
ト状物体の物理的特性を測定するシート状物体の特性測
定装置において、中心部に投光用光ファイバ束、外周部
に受光用光ファイバ束を有する導光手段と、前記シート
状物体を挟んで前記導光手段の端面に対向して配置され
、前記投光用光ファイバ束に対向する位置に断面半円状
の凹部が、前記受光用光ファイバ束に対向する位置に前
記凹部を囲って断面半円状の溝が形成された反射部材と
、前記導光手段の端面の投光用光ファイバ束と受光用光
ファイバ束の間にリング状に固定され、前記シート状物
体での反射光が前記受光部へ入射するのを防止する遮蔽
板からなり、前記投光部から出射した光のうち前記シー
ト状物体中を横方向に伝搬した光のみを前記受光部に入
射させるように構成したことを特徴とするシート状物体
の特性測定装置。A sheet-like object characteristic measuring device that includes a light-receiving element that receives light from a light projecting section through a sheet-like object, and measures physical characteristics of the sheet-like object based on a signal from the light-receiving element. A light guiding means having a bundle of optical fibers for light projection in the center and a bundle of optical fibers for light reception at the outer periphery, and a light guiding means arranged opposite to the end face of the light guiding means with the sheet-like object in between, and the light transmitting light a reflecting member having a recess with a semicircular cross section at a position facing the fiber bundle, a groove having a semicircular cross section surrounding the recess at a position facing the light receiving optical fiber bundle, and the light guiding means. A shielding plate is fixed in a ring shape between the light-emitting optical fiber bundle and the light-receiving optical fiber bundle on the end face, and prevents the reflected light from the sheet-like object from entering the light-receiving section, and What is claimed is: 1. A characteristic measuring device for a sheet-like object, characterized in that, of the emitted light, only the light that has propagated laterally in the sheet-like object is made to enter the light receiving section.
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