JPH03263781A - sheet heating element - Google Patents
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- JPH03263781A JPH03263781A JP2060222A JP6022290A JPH03263781A JP H03263781 A JPH03263781 A JP H03263781A JP 2060222 A JP2060222 A JP 2060222A JP 6022290 A JP6022290 A JP 6022290A JP H03263781 A JPH03263781 A JP H03263781A
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Abstract
(57)【要約】本公報は電子出願前の出願データであるた
め要約のデータは記録されません。(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.
Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
産業上の利用分野
本発明はトースタなどの加熱源として使用される低温の
面状発熱体に関するものである。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of Industrial Application The present invention relates to a low-temperature planar heating element used as a heating source for toasters and the like.
従来の技術
従来より低塩領域で使用される面状発熱体としてはマイ
カヒータが一般的であり、古くから各種家庭電化製品の
加熱源として使用されている。BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Mica heaters have been commonly used as planar heating elements in low-salt areas, and have been used as heating sources for various home appliances for a long time.
このマイン1ヒータは、一般に、一対のマイカ板の間に
リボン状の発熱体を巻き付けたマイカ板を配置し、かつ
これをハトメ等で一体化したものである。This mine 1 heater generally has a pair of mica plates, in which a ribbon-shaped heating element is wound around a mica plate, which is arranged between the two mica plates, and these are integrated with an eyelet or the like.
また、最近ではマイカヒータと同じ構成で、上述したへ
トメ等の一体化とは別にP2O5−BaO系を主成分と
する接着材で一体化したもの(特公昭51−4780号
公報)、リボン状の発熱体を巻き付けたマイカ板の代わ
りにシート状の発熱体を使用し、無機接着材により一体
化したもの(特開昭61−13590号公報〉、マイカ
板の代わりにセラミックペーパーを使用したもの(特開
昭64−50382号公報)などいろいろと提案されて
いる。Recently, other types of heaters with the same structure as the mica heater, but in addition to the above-mentioned integration of the hemlock, etc., have been integrated with an adhesive mainly composed of P2O5-BaO (Japanese Patent Publication No. 4780/1983), and ribbon-shaped heaters. A sheet-shaped heating element is used instead of a mica plate wrapped around a heating element, and it is integrated with an inorganic adhesive (Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. 13590/1982), and a ceramic paper is used instead of a mica plate ( Various proposals have been made, such as Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 64-50382).
発明が解決しようとする課題
しかしながら従来から使用されているマイカヒータでは
、機械的強度が一般的に弱くマイカ板の両方から金属板
を押し付け一体化することにより用いられている。Problems to be Solved by the Invention However, conventionally used mica heaters generally have weak mechanical strength and are used by pressing metal plates from both sides of the mica plate to integrate them.
このため、熱容緻が大きくなり温度−1は極めて遅くな
るとし0う課題を有していた。For this reason, there was a problem in that the thermal density was large and the temperature -1 was extremely slow.
また、金肌板のまJ。では熱放射や非粘ih+:″′劣
り、このままでは使用することができず、金属板の表面
に適当な表面処理を施ず必要があi)、二1スト的にも
高くなるとLlつ課題を有し′7′−シまた。Also, Kinhada Itanoma J. In this case, heat radiation and non-stick properties are poor, so it cannot be used as is, and it is necessary to perform appropriate surface treatment on the surface of the metal plate. It also has '7'-shi.
一方、P2O5−Ba、O系を主成分ど゛づる接着材で
一体化したもωやリボン状の発熱体を巻きイ・j゛けた
マイカ板の代わ−)にシー 1・状の発熱体を使用し2
、無機接着材によi、)一体化したら釦は耐湿性などの
電気特性に劣ると%z’)課題をイfしでLまた。、ま
た、マイカ板σ)代わりにシリツアー”7 )1ミゾ繊
維を主成分とする。セラミックベーパーを使用したもの
は、セラミックベ・・〜バーそのわのω機械的強度が弱
いため、これを用いた面状発熱体の機械的強度が弱いど
い・う課題をnしてしまた。On the other hand, when the P2O5-Ba, O system is integrated with an adhesive that consists of two main components, a ribbon-shaped heating element is wrapped around it. Used 2
If the button is integrated with an inorganic adhesive, it will have poor electrical properties such as moisture resistance. In addition, instead of mica plate σ), the main component is Silitzur 7) 1-groove fiber. Ceramic vapor is used because the mechanical strength of ceramic vapor is weak. The mechanical strength of the planar heating element was weak, which caused problems with the cracks and cracks.
こび)j4うに従来の1イカヒータわよび他の面状発熱
体においては、温度」=昇が遅い2機械的強」1−に劣
る、電気特性に劣るなどい7)い7)な課題があるのが
実情て・ある。Conventional squid heaters and other planar heating elements have problems such as slow temperature rise, inferior mechanical strength, and poor electrical properties. That is the reality.
本発明は上述し7た課題を解決するものU、第1の目的
は温度上昇が速く、か−)機械的強度Jjよび電気持1
1に優れた安価な面状発熱体を提供し、ようとするI)
のであり、また、第2 Q) [1的は、熱放射および
)[粘着性に優れた面状発熱体を提供12、よ・うと4
るも0)である。The present invention is intended to solve the above-mentioned problems.The first purpose is to increase the temperature quickly, and -) improve mechanical strength Jj and electrical strength 1.
1) To provide an inexpensive planar heating element with excellent properties.
In addition, the second Q) [1 is to provide a planar heating element with excellent heat radiation and)
It is also 0).
課8苓−解決4−るためQ)手段
ト記第1の目的を達成−4るために、本発明の第1の手
段は、2枚のカー、ンス繊維りDスからなる絶縁Mの間
に、金属箔体からなる発熱体ある(1へは−Fめガラス
m維りlil 7をシリコン樹脂で硬化成型した成型体
にリボン状電熱線からなる発熱体在巻き付けた発熱部金
装置し、前記2枚のカー′>Xwi、紺り11スからな
る絶縁層ど発熱体あるいは発熱部とを、シリコニ1ン樹
脂で・体化するオー)のである。また上記第2のLl的
を達成するための本発明の第2の手段は、ト記絶縁層の
表面に熱放射および非粘着性に優れた表面処理層4−形
成したものである。Section 8 - Solution 4 - Q) Means In order to achieve the first objective -4, the first means of the present invention is to provide an insulating material M made of two fibers. In between, there is a heating element made of a metal foil body (1 is a heating element device in which a heating element made of a ribbon-shaped heating wire is wound around a molded body made by hardening and molding -F glass fiber 7 with silicone resin. , the insulating layer made of the two sheets of car'> Xwi, and the heating element or heat generating part made of the dark blue 11 substrate are made of silicone resin. A second means of the present invention for achieving the second objective is to form a surface treatment layer 4 on the surface of the insulating layer, which is excellent in heat radiation and non-adhesive properties.
作用
本発明の第1の手段によれば、電気絶縁、 1Iit電
HEなど電気特性に優れたEガラスなどからなるガラス
繊維を編んだガラス繊維クロスを用い、こ4れにシリ−
1ン樹脂を含浸させ成型するため、ガラス繊維とシリ−
1ン樹脂が繊維強化複合体のよ・うに強固に結合する。According to the first means of the present invention, a glass fiber cloth made of woven glass fibers made of E glass having excellent electrical properties such as electrical insulation and 1Iit electric HE is used, and this cloth is made of a series.
Glass fiber and silicone are impregnated with resin and molded.
1 resin is strongly bonded like a fiber-reinforced composite.
こび)ため、本発明のガラス繊維り目Xからなる絶縁層
は従来から絶縁層として用いられてい1.:マイカ板や
無機接着材を含浸させたセラミックベ−パーなどに比較
して機械的強度に優れるとともに電気特性に優れたもの
となる。For this reason, the insulating layer made of the glass fiber rim X of the present invention has been conventionally used as an insulating layer.1. : It has superior mechanical strength and electrical properties compared to mica plates or ceramic vapor impregnated with an inorganic adhesive.
また、このように機械的強度に優れたガラス繊維り目ス
からなる絶縁層を用いるため従来のマイカヒータのよう
に金属板で押えイ4けて使用4る必要がなくなり、ヒー
タとしての温度上、昇は極めて連くなる。In addition, since it uses an insulating layer made of glass fiber woven glass with excellent mechanical strength, there is no need to hold it down with a metal plate as with conventional mica heaters, and the temperature of the heater increases. The rise is extremely continuous.
また、発熱体として金属箔体からなる発熱体を用いるこ
とにより極めて薄いシート状の面状発熱体が可能になり
、また予めガラス繊維クロスをシリコン樹脂で硬化成型
した成型体にリボン状電熱線からなる発熱体を巻きイ・
j’ It #!備された発熱部を用しするこ古により
発熱部と絶縁層、j:の密着11−の極めC優れた面状
発熱体が可能となる。In addition, by using a heating element made of metal foil as a heating element, it is possible to create an extremely thin sheet-like planar heating element, and a ribbon-shaped heating wire is attached to a molded body made by hardening and molding glass fiber cloth with silicone resin in advance. Wrap around the heating element.
j' It #! By using the provided heat generating part, it is possible to produce a planar heat generating element with excellent adhesion between the heat generating part and the insulating layer.
特I、゛、後名の発熱部を発熱体9.!7.シ1、て用
いたものはh−iに シ、たよ・うに絶縁層と発熱部と
のシリコン樹脂とが密接に接合し密着11が高まると共
に機械的強度が011こる5、
Jまた、これ(よシリ1ン樹脂がぞれぞれ半硬化σ)状
態で重ねれわせホットプレスすることにより −贋強仕
4ることかできる。Special I, ゛, the heating part of the latter name is the heating element 9. ! 7. The one used in 1 and 2 is hi, and the insulating layer and the silicone resin of the heat generating part are closely bonded, increasing the adhesion 11 and increasing the mechanical strength 5, J Also, this ( By hot-pressing the semi-hardened σ) silicone resins, they can be cured.
このような理山により、温度−トチrが速く、かつ機械
的強度および電気持1つ、に優れた安価な面状発熱体を
得ることができる。By such a process, it is possible to obtain an inexpensive planar heating element that has a quick temperature change and excellent mechanical strength and electrical durability.
一方、本発明の第2の手段によれば、ガラス繊維り目ス
からなる絶縁層の表面に熱放射および非粘着性に優れた
表面処理層を形成することにより容易に得ることができ
る。On the other hand, according to the second means of the present invention, it can be easily obtained by forming a surface treatment layer excellent in heat radiation and non-adhesive properties on the surface of an insulating layer made of woven glass fiber.
この結果、遠赤夕1線放射を利用し、より効率よく加熱
したり、調理物の汚れを簡単に除去することができるな
ど従来のマイカヒータにない特徴を付与することができ
る。As a result, by using far-infrared single-ray radiation, it is possible to provide features not found in conventional mica heaters, such as more efficient heating and the ability to easily remove stains from food.
特に、シリコン樹脂で一体化しているため、シリコン樹
脂系の表面処理材との密着性に優れ、市販の表面処理材
を使用することができ、比較的安価に処理を施すことが
できる。In particular, since it is integrated with silicone resin, it has excellent adhesion to silicone resin-based surface treatment materials, and commercially available surface treatment materials can be used, making it possible to perform the treatment at a relatively low cost.
実施例
以下、具体的な実施例について添付図面に基づいて説明
する。EXAMPLES Hereinafter, specific examples will be described based on the accompanying drawings.
(実施例1)
第1図に示すように、Eガラスを用いて製造されたガラ
ス繊維を編んだガラス繊維クロス(工業用ガラスクロス
規格3726スタイル)からなる2枚の絶縁層1aおよ
び1bの間に5US430からなるシート状の発熱体2
を配置し、シリコン樹脂(メチルシリコンワニス)を前
記ガラス繊維クロスからなる絶縁層1aおよびlbに含
浸させ、ホットプレスにより一体化し本発明の面状発熱
体を作成した。(Example 1) As shown in Fig. 1, between two insulating layers 1a and 1b made of glass fiber cloth (industrial glass cloth standard 3726 style) made of woven glass fibers manufactured using E-glass. Sheet-like heating element 2 made of 5US430
The insulating layers 1a and 1b made of the glass fiber cloth were impregnated with silicone resin (methyl silicone varnish) and integrated by hot pressing to create a planar heating element of the present invention.
このようにして作成した本発明の面状発熱体と従来のマ
イカヒータと温度上昇1機械的強度および電気特性につ
いて比較評価したところいずれの項目においても本発明
の面状発熱体の方が優れた特性を示した。Comparative evaluation of the sheet heating element of the present invention produced in this manner and a conventional mica heater in terms of temperature rise 1 mechanical strength and electrical properties showed that the sheet heating element of the present invention had superior properties in all items. showed that.
特に温度上昇においては、金属板を押し付けない状態で
のマイカヒータと比較しても大変速く、金属板を押し付
けたものと比較した場合では約倍程度の温度上昇速度と
なった。In particular, the temperature rise was very fast compared to a mica heater without a metal plate pressed against it, and the temperature rise rate was about twice that of a mica heater with a metal plate pressed against it.
(実施例2)
第2図に示すように、Eガラスを用いて製造されたガラ
ス繊維を編んだガラス繊維クロス〈工業用ガラスクロス
規格3726スタイル〉をシリコン樹脂で硬化成型した
成型体11にリボン状電熱線からなる発熱体12を巻き
付け発熱部13を準備した。(Example 2) As shown in Fig. 2, a ribbon is attached to a molded body 11 made by hardening and molding a glass fiber cloth (industrial glass cloth standard 3726 style) with silicone resin, which is made by knitting glass fibers manufactured using E-glass. A heating element 12 made of a shaped heating wire was wound around the heating element 13 to prepare a heating section 13.
このようにして準備した発熱部13を実施例1と同様に
してガラス繊維クロスからなる2枚の絶縁層14aおよ
び14bの間に配置し、シリコン樹脂(メチルシリコン
ワニス〉を前記絶縁層14aおよび14bに含浸させ、
ホットプレスにより一体化し本発明の面状発熱体を作成
した。The heat generating part 13 prepared in this manner is placed between two insulating layers 14a and 14b made of glass fiber cloth in the same manner as in Example 1, and a silicone resin (methyl silicone varnish) is applied to the insulating layers 14a and 14b. impregnated with
The planar heating element of the present invention was created by integrating them by hot pressing.
上記本発明の面状発熱体についても実施例1と同様にし
て温度上昇2機械的強度および電気特性について従来の
マイカヒータと比較し、評価したところいずれの項目に
おいても本発明の面状発熱体の方が優れた特性を示した
。The above planar heating element of the present invention was also evaluated in the same manner as in Example 1 in terms of temperature rise 2, mechanical strength and electrical properties compared with the conventional mica heater. showed superior characteristics.
特に機械的強度においては従来のマイカヒータと比較し
て著しく高まった。In particular, the mechanical strength is significantly increased compared to conventional mica heaters.
(実施例3)
第3図に示すように、Eガラスを用いて製造されたガラ
ス繊維を編んだガラス繊維クロス(工業用ガラスクロス
規格3726スタイル〉をシリコン樹脂で硬化成型した
成型体11にリボン状電熱線からなる発熱体12を巻き
付け発熱部13を準備した。(Example 3) As shown in Fig. 3, a glass fiber cloth (industrial glass cloth standard 3726 style), which is made by knitting glass fibers manufactured using E-glass, is hardened and molded with silicone resin, and a ribbon is attached to the molded body 11. A heating element 12 made of a shaped heating wire was wound around the heating element 13 to prepare a heating section 13.
このようにして準備した発熱部13を実施例1と同様に
してガラス繊維クロスからなる2枚の絶縁層14aおよ
び14bの間に位置せしめ、シリコン樹脂(メチルシリ
コンワニス)を前記絶縁層14aおよび14bに含浸さ
せ、ホットプレスにより一体化した。The heat generating part 13 prepared in this manner is placed between the two insulating layers 14a and 14b made of glass fiber cloth in the same manner as in Example 1, and silicone resin (methyl silicone varnish) is applied to the insulating layers 14a and 14b. was impregnated with and integrated by hot pressing.
最後に前記絶縁層14. aおよび14bの表面に遠赤
外線放射材およびフッ素を含有するシリコン系塗料を塗
布し、焼き付けることにより熱放射および非粘着性に優
れた表面処理層15を形威し、本発明の面状発熱体を作
成した。Finally, the insulating layer 14. A silicone paint containing a far-infrared radiation material and fluorine is applied to the surfaces of a and 14b, and baked to form a surface treatment layer 15 with excellent heat radiation and non-adhesive properties, thereby forming the sheet heating element of the present invention. It was created.
このようにして作成した本発明の面状発熱体を用いて食
パンを焼いたところ従来のマイカヒータと比較して調理
時間が短くなった。When bread was baked using the planar heating element of the present invention produced in this manner, the cooking time was shorter than that using a conventional mica heater.
また、直接面状発熱体の上で焼いたところこびりつきな
ど発生しなかった。Furthermore, when baked directly on a sheet heating element, no sticking occurred.
発明の効果
以上の説明から明らかなように、本発明の面状発熱体に
よれば、2枚のガラス繊維クロスからなる絶縁層の間に
、金属箔体からなる発熱体もしくは予めガラス繊維クロ
スをシリコン樹脂で硬化成型した成型体にリボン状電熱
線からなる発熱体を巻き付け準備された発熱部を配置し
、シリコン樹脂で一体化することにより、温度上昇が速
く、かつ機械的強度および電気特性に優れた安価な面状
発熱体を、また上記絶縁層の表面に熱放射および非粘着
1″+に優れた表面処理Rを形成4−ることによ1)熟
成14f、!Jよび非粘着付に優れた面状発熱fl”−
提f((するこ9とができる9゜Effects of the Invention As is clear from the above explanation, according to the planar heating element of the present invention, a heating element made of a metal foil or a glass fiber cloth is placed between two insulating layers made of glass fiber cloth. By wrapping a heating element made of a ribbon-shaped heating wire around a molded body cured with silicone resin and placing a prepared heat generating part, and integrating it with silicone resin, the temperature rises quickly and the mechanical strength and electrical properties are improved. 1) Aging 14F, !J and non-adhesion by forming an excellent and inexpensive planar heating element, and by forming a surface treatment R excellent in heat radiation and non-adhesion on the surface of the above insulating layer. Excellent planar heating fl”-
(9゜ to be able to do 9)
第1図、第2図および第3図は本発明υ)実施例におけ
る山状発熱体の断面図である。FIGS. 1, 2, and 3 are cross-sectional views of a mountain-shaped heating element according to the embodiment υ) of the present invention.
Claims (2)
金属箔体からなる発熱体あるいは予めガラス繊維クロス
をシリコン樹脂で硬化成型した成型体にリボン状電熱線
からなる発熱体を巻き付け発熱部を配置し、前記2枚の
ガラス繊維クロスからなる絶縁層と発熱体あるいは発熱
部をシリコン樹脂で一体化した面状発熱体。(1) Between two insulating layers made of glass fiber cloth,
A heating element made of a ribbon-shaped heating wire is wound around a heating element made of a metal foil or a molded body made of glass fiber cloth which has been hardened and molded with silicone resin, and a heat generating part is arranged, and an insulating layer made of the two glass fiber cloths and A planar heating element in which the heating element or heating part is integrated with silicone resin.
面処理層を形成した特許請求の範囲第1項記載の面状発
熱体。(2) The planar heating element according to claim 1, wherein a surface treatment layer having excellent heat radiation and non-adhesion properties is formed on the surface of the insulating layer.
Priority Applications (1)
| Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| JP2060222A JPH03263781A (en) | 1990-03-12 | 1990-03-12 | sheet heating element |
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| Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| JP2060222A JPH03263781A (en) | 1990-03-12 | 1990-03-12 | sheet heating element |
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| Publication Number | Publication Date |
|---|---|
| JPH03263781A true JPH03263781A (en) | 1991-11-25 |
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| JP2060222A Pending JPH03263781A (en) | 1990-03-12 | 1990-03-12 | sheet heating element |
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| Publication number | Priority date | Publication date | Assignee | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| US7090112B2 (en) | 2003-08-29 | 2006-08-15 | The Boeing Company | Method and sealant for joints |
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1990
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| Publication number | Priority date | Publication date | Assignee | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| US7090112B2 (en) | 2003-08-29 | 2006-08-15 | The Boeing Company | Method and sealant for joints |
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