JPS6033322A - Recovery of low-boiling point component - Google Patents

Recovery of low-boiling point component

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JPS6033322A
JPS6033322A JP58140774A JP14077483A JPS6033322A JP S6033322 A JPS6033322 A JP S6033322A JP 58140774 A JP58140774 A JP 58140774A JP 14077483 A JP14077483 A JP 14077483A JP S6033322 A JPS6033322 A JP S6033322A
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boiling point
low
chamber
components
cooling chamber
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Takahiro Miyano
宮野 孝広
Masanori Tanigawa
谷川 正典
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Panasonic Electric Works Co Ltd
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Matsushita Electric Works Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To raise the recovery rate of low-boiling point component as well as prevent the revaporization of the components by a method in which an alloy material composed of components having different boiling points is heated in a heating chamber to vaporize low-boiling point components on the surface, and low-boiling point components are cooled and removed in a cooling chamber. CONSTITUTION:The inlet 13b of a cooling chamber 13 is connected to the outlet 17a of a heating chamber 17, and both the chambers 13 and 17 are evacuated to a reduced pressure. A refrigerant is passed through the passage 14 of the chamber 13 to cool a plate (e.g., stainless steel, etc.) 18. An alloy material 16 preheated is heated in the heating chamber 17 and sent to the cooling chamber 13. The vapor 19a of low-boiling point components vaporized from the surface of the alloy material 16 in the chamber 17 collides on the plate 18 through the inlet 13b of the chamber 13, cooled, and adhered to the plate 18. The vapor 19a of the low-boiling point components generated in the cooling chamber 13 is also collided on and adhered to the plate 18. The alloy material 16 comes out of the outlet 13c and then moves to a rolling process. The low-boiling point components 19b adhered to the plate 18 are taken out by separating a ceiling wall 13a.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔技術分野〕 この発明は、合金材の製造において使用される低沸点成
分の回収方法に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Technical Field] The present invention relates to a method for recovering low-boiling components used in the production of alloy materials.

〔背景技術〕[Background technology]

従来、鍍金処理を施すことによって黄銅材表面に銅等の
良導電体(良導電体)の伝導層を形成させ、黄銅材の接
触抵抗を小さくすることが行われている。処理された黄
銅材は、端子暴利等として用いられる。このように、黄
銅材表面に伝導層を形成させることにより、鋼材等の良
導仏性材料をそのまま用いるのに比べて原材料コストが
低くなり、しかも接触抵抗が同程度となるといったよう
な利点が生まれる。しかしながら、前記のような従来法
には、鍍金処理用の装置が大きなものとなり、生産性が
低く加工コストも高いという問題があった。そのうえ、
鍍金処理によって形成された伝導層は剥離し易いので、
フープ材の状態等となった黄銅材を鍍金処理したあと、
折曲して部品にすることが卵重に困難であるという品質
上の問題もあった。
BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, a conductive layer of a good conductor such as copper is formed on the surface of a brass material by plating, thereby reducing the contact resistance of the brass material. The treated brass material is used as a terminal profiteer, etc. In this way, by forming a conductive layer on the surface of the brass material, there are advantages such as lower raw material costs and a similar contact resistance compared to using a good conducting material such as steel as is. . However, the conventional method described above requires a large plating apparatus, resulting in low productivity and high processing costs. Moreover,
The conductive layer formed by plating is easy to peel off, so
After plating the brass material that has become a hoop material, etc.
There was also a quality problem in that it was difficult to bend and make parts due to the weight of the eggs.

鍍金処理のほかに、金属板表面に異種金属を形成させる
技術として、溶出法や金属シート溶接法等があるが、こ
のような方法を用いて前記のような黄銅材をつくること
としても、やはり、加工コストが高く、得られた黄銅材
の品質が劣るといったような問題があった。
In addition to plating, there are other techniques for forming dissimilar metals on the surface of a metal plate, such as elution and metal sheet welding, but even if you use these methods to make brass materials like the ones mentioned above, However, there were problems such as high processing costs and poor quality of the brass material obtained.

そこで、減圧下、黄銅材を加熱して表面の亜鉛を蒸発さ
せることにより、第1図に示されているような、銅成分
の多い伝導Jiilaを表面に備えた黄銅材lをつくる
ことが考え出された。このようにして黄銅材をつくるよ
うにすれば、他に金属材料を用いる必要がなく、鍍金処
理を行う場合に比べ製造装置が小さなものですみ、生産
性も高い。
Therefore, we thought of creating a brass material with a conductive layer containing a large amount of copper on its surface, as shown in Figure 1, by heating the brass material under reduced pressure to evaporate the zinc on the surface. Served. If the brass material is manufactured in this way, there is no need to use other metal materials, and compared to the case where a plating process is performed, the manufacturing equipment can be smaller and the productivity is higher.

そのうえ、加工コストが低く、得られる黄銅材の伝導層
は剥離する恐れがほとんどない。
Moreover, the processing cost is low, and the conductive layer of the resulting brass material has little risk of peeling.

この黄銅材の製法を具体的に説明する。この黄銅材の製
法は、たとえば第2図に示されているような製造装置を
用いて実施される。図にみるように、この製造装置は巻
戻ドラム2および巻取ドラム3を備えており、巻戻ドラ
ム2にはフープ材となった原材料の黄銅材4が巻かれて
装着され、巻取ドラム3には脱亜鉛処理が行われた黄銅
材5が巻き取られるようになっている。巻戻ドラム2と
巻取筒ヴ13の間には、予熱器6.真空加熱炉7、およ
び圧延機8が順に設けられており、巻戻ドラム2から送
られてくる黄銅材4がこれらを順に通過するようになっ
ている。予熱器6は黄銅材4に付着した油や水分などを
取り除いて乾燥させるためのものである。真空加熱炉7
のまん中には加熱室9が設けられており、加熱室9の前
後には予備真空室が二つづつ、すなわち、前に予備真空
室10aと10b、後に予備真空室10Cと10dが設
けられている。予備真空室108〜10dは、加熱室8
に向かって順に真空度(減圧度)を上げることによって
、加熱室9の真空度を高いものとするために設けられた
ものである。予備真空室10a、10dにはそれぞれ窒
素カス等の不活性ガスの入口11が設けられている。窒
素ガス等の不活性ガスは、加熱室9内の酸素を取り除い
て黄銅材4の酸化が起こらないようにするために入れら
れる。加熱室9内には加熱装置(加熱部)12が配置さ
れている。図では省略したが、真空加熱炉7には真空ポ
ンプ等の減圧装置が配置されている。また、加熱室には
、金属板等の、亜鉛を付着させることにより回収する亜
鉛回収手段が配置されるでいる。
The manufacturing method of this brass material will be specifically explained. This method of manufacturing brass material is carried out using, for example, a manufacturing apparatus as shown in FIG. As shown in the figure, this manufacturing device is equipped with an unwinding drum 2 and a winding drum 3. A brass material 4, which is a raw material used as a hoop material, is wound and mounted on the unwinding drum 2. A brass material 5 that has been subjected to a dezincing treatment is wound onto the wire 3. A preheater 6. is provided between the unwinding drum 2 and the winding tube 13. A vacuum heating furnace 7 and a rolling mill 8 are provided in this order, and the brass material 4 sent from the unwinding drum 2 passes through these in order. The preheater 6 is for removing oil, moisture, etc. adhering to the brass material 4 and drying it. Vacuum heating furnace 7
A heating chamber 9 is provided in the middle, and two preliminary vacuum chambers are provided before and after the heating chamber 9, that is, preliminary vacuum chambers 10a and 10b are provided at the front, and preliminary vacuum chambers 10C and 10d are provided at the rear. There is. The preliminary vacuum chambers 108 to 10d are heating chambers 8
This is provided to increase the degree of vacuum in the heating chamber 9 by increasing the degree of vacuum (degree of reduced pressure) in order toward the heating chamber 9. Each of the preliminary vacuum chambers 10a and 10d is provided with an inlet 11 for inert gas such as nitrogen scum. An inert gas such as nitrogen gas is introduced to remove oxygen in the heating chamber 9 to prevent oxidation of the brass material 4. A heating device (heating section) 12 is arranged within the heating chamber 9 . Although not shown in the figure, a pressure reducing device such as a vacuum pump is disposed in the vacuum heating furnace 7. Further, a zinc recovery means, such as a metal plate, for collecting zinc by depositing it thereon is arranged in the heating chamber.

この装置を使用し、つぎのようにして黄銅材をつくる。Using this equipment, brass material is produced in the following manner.

巻戻ドラム2に装着された原材料の黄銅材4を予熱室6
に送って油や水分を取り除くとともに乾燥させ、つぎに
、加熱室に送ってここで減圧下加熱する。たとえば、加
熱室7内の気圧を10 ’ 〜10−’ Torr程度
(10−2Torr程度よりも高真空)とした場合は、
黄銅材を500〜900°C程度に加熱する。低沸点成
分である亜鉛は1気圧では930℃を沸点として蒸発す
るが、10−2〜1O−4Torr程度と完全真空に近
い状態では500〜900°C程度で蒸発する。他方、
高沸点成分である銅は1気圧では沸点が2582℃であ
って、亜鉛に比べて沸点がかなり高り、、前記のような
気圧および温度ではほとんど蒸発しない。このような亜
鉛および銅の沸点の差(蒸気圧の差)を利用し、黄銅材
4表面の亜鉛を選択的に蒸発させ除去する。そして、黄
銅材表面に銅成分の多い伝導層を形成させるのである。
The raw material brass material 4 mounted on the unwinding drum 2 is transferred to the preheating chamber 6.
It is then sent to a heating chamber where it is heated under reduced pressure to remove oil and moisture and to be dried. For example, when the pressure inside the heating chamber 7 is set to about 10' to 10-' Torr (higher vacuum than about 10-2 Torr),
Heat the brass material to about 500-900°C. Zinc, which is a low boiling point component, evaporates at a boiling point of 930° C. at 1 atm, but evaporates at about 500° C. to 900° C. at about 10 −2 to 1 O −4 Torr, which is close to a complete vacuum. On the other hand,
Copper, which is a high boiling point component, has a boiling point of 2582° C. at 1 atmosphere, which is considerably higher than that of zinc, and hardly evaporates at the above pressure and temperature. Utilizing such a difference in boiling point (difference in vapor pressure) between zinc and copper, zinc on the surface of the brass material 4 is selectively evaporated and removed. Then, a conductive layer containing a large amount of copper is formed on the surface of the brass material.

蒸発させた亜鉛は亜鉛回収手段に付着させることにより
回収する。
The evaporated zinc is recovered by attaching it to a zinc recovery means.

脱亜鉛処理を行ったあと、黄銅材4を圧延機8に送り、
ここで所定の厚みに圧延する。処理直後の黄銅材4は高
温加熱によって電気的特性が向上てしている反面、亜鉛
が蒸発して孔ができる等して機械的特性、つまり強度が
下がり、表面が粗面となっている。しかし、この圧延に
より強度が向上するとともに表面が平面となる。圧延さ
れて得られる黄銅材5は巻取ドラム3に巻取られる。こ
うして第1図に示されているような黄銅材が得られる。
After dezincing, the brass material 4 is sent to a rolling mill 8,
Here, it is rolled to a predetermined thickness. Immediately after the treatment, the brass material 4 has improved electrical properties due to high-temperature heating, but on the other hand, mechanical properties, that is, strength, have decreased due to evaporation of zinc and formation of pores, and the surface has become rough. However, this rolling improves the strength and makes the surface flat. The brass material 5 obtained by rolling is wound around a winding drum 3. In this way, a brass material as shown in FIG. 1 is obtained.

しかしながら、この黄銅材の製法では、加熱室中に設け
た亜鉛回収手段に付着させることにより亜鉛を回収する
ようにしているため、一旦、亜鉛回収手段に付着しても
、温度が高いので運動エネルギーが大きいといったよう
な理由で、亜鉛が再び蒸発する恐れが多い。そのため、
亜鉛の回収率が低下したり、亜鉛が再び黄銅材に付着す
る想れが多くなるといった問題が発生していた。
However, in this method of manufacturing brass materials, zinc is recovered by adhering it to the zinc recovery means installed in the heating chamber, so even if the zinc adheres to the zinc recovery means, the temperature is high enough to generate kinetic energy. There is a high risk that the zinc will evaporate again due to reasons such as a large amount of heat. Therefore,
Problems such as a decrease in the zinc recovery rate and an increased possibility that zinc would adhere to the brass material again were occurring.

〔発明の目的〕[Purpose of the invention]

この発明は、このような事情に鑑みなされたもので、亜
鉛等の低沸点成分の回収率が低下したり、低沸点成分が
再び黄銅材等の合金材に付着する恐れが少ない、低沸点
成分の回収方法を提供することを目的としている。
This invention was made in view of the above circumstances, and it is possible to reduce the possibility that the recovery rate of low boiling point components such as zinc will decrease or that the low boiling point components will adhere to alloy materials such as brass materials again. The purpose is to provide a collection method for

〔発明の開示〕[Disclosure of the invention]

発明者らは、前記のような問題を解決するため研究を重
ねた。その結果、冷却手段を備えた冷却室を加熱室の出
口に接続して設け、黄銅材を加熱室で加熱したあと冷却
室に通し、蒸発させた亜鉛を冷却室で回収することとす
ればよいということを見出した。また、沸点の異なる成
分からなる黄銅材以外の合金材を処理する場合でも、同
様にして低沸点成分を回収することとすれば、同様の効
果が得られるということを見い出し、ここにこの発明を
完成した。 −−−−−−−−−したがって、この発明
は、加熱室中において、沸点の異なる成分からなる合金
材を加熱し、表面の低沸点成分を蒸発させて高沸点成分
の多い層を表面に備えた合金材をつくるにあたり、冷却
手段を備えた冷却室を加熱室の出口に接続して設け、合
金材を加熱室で加熱したあと冷却室に通し、蒸発させた
低沸点成分を冷却室で回収するようにすることを特徴と
する低沸点成分回収方法をその要旨としている。以下、
この発明の詳細な説明する第3図および第4図は、この
発明にかかる低沸点成分回収方法で用いる冷却室をあら
れす。図にみるように、この冷却室13は、側部および
下部が二重壁となっており、壁間が冷却水等の冷媒の通
路14となっている。冷却室13の下部および側部には
冷媒の出入口14a、14bが設けられている。冷却室
13の天井壁13aは、取はすしができるようになって
いる。冷却室13の前後部には他装置への取イリ用のフ
ランジ15a、15bが設けられている。また、これら
前後部には、フープ材となった合金材16の入口13b
と出口13cも設けられている。入口13bは、加熱室
17の出口17aに接続するので、加熱室17からの輻
射による熱損失を最小限に押さえることができ、かつ、
加熱室17で発生した浮遊低沸点成分が通過できる形状
(開口の大きさ等)をしている。他方、出口13Cは浮
遊低沸点成分が通過しにくい形状となっている。冷却室
13の内部には、内壁面に沿って、低沸点成分吸着用板
体18が配置されている。この低沸点成分吸着用板体1
8は、天井壁13aを取りはずすと、冷却室13から取
り出すことができるようになっている。この板体18は
、熱伝導度が大きく、かつ、真空中へのガス放出が少な
い材料からなるのがよい。このような材料としては、た
とえば、ステンレススチール等がある。
The inventors have conducted repeated research to solve the above problems. As a result, it is possible to install a cooling chamber equipped with a cooling means connected to the outlet of the heating chamber, heat the brass material in the heating chamber, then pass it through the cooling chamber, and collect the evaporated zinc in the cooling chamber. I found out that. In addition, we have discovered that even when processing alloy materials other than brass materials consisting of components with different boiling points, the same effect can be obtained if low boiling point components are recovered in the same manner, and we have hereby devised this invention. completed. −−−−−−−−− Therefore, this invention heats an alloy material consisting of components with different boiling points in a heating chamber, evaporates the low boiling point components on the surface, and forms a layer with many high boiling point components on the surface. In order to produce the alloy material, a cooling chamber equipped with a cooling means is connected to the outlet of the heating chamber, and after the alloy material is heated in the heating chamber, it passes through the cooling chamber, and the evaporated low-boiling components are cooled in the cooling chamber The gist of this invention is a method for recovering low-boiling components. below,
FIGS. 3 and 4, which explain the present invention in detail, show the cooling chamber used in the low boiling point component recovery method according to the present invention. As shown in the figure, this cooling chamber 13 has double walls at the side and lower portions, and a passage 14 for a refrigerant such as cooling water is formed between the walls. Refrigerant inlet/outlet ports 14a, 14b are provided at the lower part and side portions of the cooling chamber 13. The ceiling wall 13a of the cooling room 13 is designed to allow for sushi to be prepared. At the front and rear of the cooling chamber 13, flanges 15a and 15b for removal to other devices are provided. In addition, an entrance 13b of the alloy material 16, which is a hoop material, is provided at the front and rear portions.
and an exit 13c are also provided. Since the inlet 13b is connected to the outlet 17a of the heating chamber 17, heat loss due to radiation from the heating chamber 17 can be minimized, and
It has a shape (opening size, etc.) that allows floating low boiling point components generated in the heating chamber 17 to pass through. On the other hand, the outlet 13C has a shape that makes it difficult for floating low-boiling components to pass through. Inside the cooling chamber 13, a plate 18 for adsorbing low boiling point components is arranged along the inner wall surface. This plate for adsorption of low boiling point components 1
8 can be taken out from the cooling chamber 13 by removing the ceiling wall 13a. The plate 18 is preferably made of a material that has high thermal conductivity and releases little gas into the vacuum. Such materials include, for example, stainless steel.

このような構造の冷却室13の入口13bを加熱室(加
熱装置)17の出口17aに接続し、たとえば、つぎの
ようにして、この発明にかかる低沸点成分回収方法を実
施する。
The inlet 13b of the cooling chamber 13 having such a structure is connected to the outlet 17a of the heating chamber (heating device) 17, and the low boiling point component recovery method according to the present invention is carried out, for example, as follows.

まず、加熱室17とともに冷却室13を減圧する。そし
て、冷却室13の通路14に冷媒を通し、板体18を冷
却しておく。合金材16の予熱等を行ったあと、−加熱
室17で合金材16を加熱し、つぎに、合金材16を冷
却室13に送る。加熱室17で発生した低沸点成分の蒸
気19aは冷却室13の入口13bを通って板体18に
当たり、冷却されてこれに付着する。冷却室内で発生し
た低沸点成分の蒸気19aも板体18に当たって冷却さ
れ、これに付着する。冷却室13内で回収した低沸点成
分19bは、天井壁13aを取りはずして板体18とと
もに外に取り出す。このあと、合金材16は従来と同様
にして処理される。たとえば、冷却室130出口13c
に接続された真空予備室に送ったあと、圧延処理を行う
のである。
First, the pressure in the cooling chamber 13 as well as the heating chamber 17 is reduced. Then, a refrigerant is passed through the passage 14 of the cooling chamber 13 to cool the plate 18. After preheating the alloy material 16, etc., the alloy material 16 is heated in the heating chamber 17, and then the alloy material 16 is sent to the cooling chamber 13. The low boiling point component vapor 19a generated in the heating chamber 17 passes through the inlet 13b of the cooling chamber 13, hits the plate 18, is cooled, and adheres thereto. The vapor 19a of the low boiling point component generated in the cooling chamber also hits the plate 18 and is cooled, and adheres thereto. The low boiling point component 19b recovered in the cooling chamber 13 is taken out together with the plate 18 by removing the ceiling wall 13a. Thereafter, the alloy material 16 is processed in the same manner as before. For example, the cooling chamber 130 outlet 13c
After being sent to a vacuum preliminary chamber connected to a vacuum chamber, the rolling process is carried out.

この発明にかかる低沸点成分回収方法では、加熱室から
は独立し、かつ冷却手段を備えた冷却室で低沸点成分を
回収するようにするので、一旦、回収した低沸点成分が
再び蒸発する恐れが卵重に少ない。したがって、低沸点
成分の回収率が高くなる。また、低沸点成分が再び合金
材に付着する恐れも非常に少なくなるので、得られる合
金材の品質が高いものとなる。
In the method for recovering low boiling point components according to the present invention, since the low boiling point components are recovered in a cooling chamber that is independent of the heating chamber and is equipped with a cooling means, there is a risk that the recovered low boiling point components will evaporate again. is low in egg weight. Therefore, the recovery rate of low-boiling components is increased. Furthermore, the risk of low boiling point components adhering to the alloy material again is greatly reduced, so the quality of the resulting alloy material is high.

なお、前記実施例では冷却室が低沸点成分吸着用板体を
備えたものとなっているが、必ずしもこのようになって
いる必要はなく、冷却室の内壁面に低沸点成分を付着さ
せてこれを回収するようであってもよい。しかし、冷却
室が低沸点成分吸着用板体を備えていると、この板体を
取り出すことによって、回収した低沸点成分を迅速に冷
却室から取り出すことができ、便利である。
In the above embodiment, the cooling chamber is equipped with a plate for adsorbing low boiling point components, but it does not necessarily have to be like this, and the low boiling point components may be attached to the inner wall surface of the cooling chamber. It may be possible to collect this. However, if the cooling chamber is equipped with a plate for adsorbing low-boiling components, it is convenient because by removing this plate, the collected low-boiling components can be quickly taken out from the cooling chamber.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

この発明にかかる低沸点成分回収方法では、加熱室中に
おいて、沸点の異なる成分からなる合金材を加熱し、表
面の低沸点成分を蒸発させて高沸点成分の多い層を表面
に備えた合金材をつくるにあたり、冷却手段を備えた冷
却室を加熱室の出口に接続して設け、合金材を加熱室で
加熱したあと冷却室に通し、蒸発させた低沸点成分を冷
却室で回収するようにするので、低沸点成分の回収率が
高くなる。また、低沸点成分が再び合金材に付着する恐
れも非常に少なくなって、得られる合金材の品質が高い
ものとなる。
In the low boiling point component recovery method according to the present invention, an alloy material consisting of components with different boiling points is heated in a heating chamber, and the low boiling point components on the surface are evaporated, so that the alloy material has a layer containing many high boiling point components on the surface. In making this, a cooling chamber equipped with a cooling means is connected to the outlet of the heating chamber, and after the alloy material is heated in the heating chamber, it passes through the cooling chamber, and the evaporated low-boiling components are recovered in the cooling chamber. Therefore, the recovery rate of low boiling point components is increased. Furthermore, the possibility that low boiling point components will adhere to the alloy material again is greatly reduced, and the quality of the obtained alloy material is increased.

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

第1図は銅成分の多いj冒を表面に備えた黄銅材の1部
を切り欠いてあられした斜視図、第2図は黄銅材の製造
に使用される製造装置の概略説明図、第3図および第4
図は、それぞれこの発明にかかる低沸点成分回収方法の
実施に使用される冷却室の1例の側断面図および正面断
面図である。 13・・・冷却室 14・・・冷媒の通路 17・・・
加熱室 17a・・・加熱室の出口 代理人 弁理士 松 本 武 彦 第3図 第4図 月稿イ酵市正書(自発) 1、事件の表示 B1n5 8’t4L!w81 40 7 7 4 号
2、発明の名称 低沸点成分回収方法 3、補正をする者 事件との関係 特許出願人 住 所 大阪府門真市大字門真1048番地名 称(5
83)松下電工株式会社 代表者 (懺叫帝没小林 郁 4、代理人 な し 〔特願昭58−140774号に関する補正の内容〕補
正の内容 (11明細書第3頁第2行に「溶出法」とあるを「溶射
法」と訂正する。
Figure 1 is a cutaway perspective view of a part of a brass material whose surface has a copper-rich coating, Figure 2 is a schematic explanatory diagram of the manufacturing equipment used to manufacture the brass material, and Figure 3 Figure and 4th
The figures are a side sectional view and a front sectional view, respectively, of an example of a cooling chamber used to implement the low boiling point component recovery method according to the present invention. 13...Cooling chamber 14...Refrigerant passage 17...
Heating chamber 17a...Heating chamber exit agent Patent attorney Takehiko Matsumoto Figure 3 Figure 4 Monthly draft Ikoichi Seisho (self-sponsored) 1. Incident display B1n5 8't4L! w81 40 7 7 4 No. 2, Name of the invention Method for recovering low boiling point components 3, Relationship with the case of the person making the amendment Patent applicant address 1048 Kadoma, Kadoma City, Osaka Prefecture Name (5)
83) Representative of Matsushita Electric Works Co., Ltd. (Death of Emperor Kobayashi 4, no agent [Contents of amendment regarding patent application No. 140774/1983] Contents of amendment (11 Specification, page 3, line 2 The text ``method'' has been corrected to ``thermal spraying method.''

Claims (3)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1) 加熱室中において、沸点の異なる成分からなる
合金材を加熱し、表面の低沸点成分を蒸発させて高沸点
成分の多い層を表面に備えた合金材をつくるにあたり、
冷却手段を備えた冷却室を加熱室の出口に接続して設け
、合金材を加熱室で加熱したあと冷却室に通し、蒸発さ
せた低沸点成分を冷却室で回収するようにすることを特
徴とする低沸点成分回収方法。
(1) In heating an alloy material consisting of components with different boiling points in a heating chamber and evaporating the low boiling point components on the surface to create an alloy material with a layer containing many high boiling point components on the surface,
A cooling chamber equipped with a cooling means is connected to the outlet of the heating chamber, and after the alloy material is heated in the heating chamber, it passes through the cooling chamber, and the evaporated low-boiling components are recovered in the cooling chamber. A method for recovering low boiling point components.
(2)冷却室が、内部に、熱伝導度が大きく、がっ、真
空中へのガス放出が少ない材料からなる低沸点成分吸着
用板体を備えたものである特許請求の範囲第1項記載の
低沸点成分回収方法。
(2) Claim 1, wherein the cooling chamber is equipped with a plate for adsorbing low boiling point components made of a material with high thermal conductivity and little gas release into vacuum. The low boiling point component recovery method described.
(3)熱伝導度が大きく、がっ、真空中へのガス放出が
少ない材料がステンレススチールである特許請求の範囲
第2項記載の低沸点成分回収方法。
(3) The method for recovering low boiling point components according to claim 2, wherein the material having high thermal conductivity and less gas release into vacuum is stainless steel.
JP58140774A 1983-07-31 1983-07-31 Recovery of low-boiling point component Granted JPS6033322A (en)

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