multiple sheet production method

专利摘要:
METHOD OF PRODUCTION OF MULTIPLE PLATES. The objective is to propose a method of producing multiple sheets that can be simple and, nevertheless, to produce a multiple sheet in its finished state that does not include any unwanted protrusion of an external surface of a glass panel. The production method includes: hermetically connecting, with a sealing member (4), the peripheries of paired glass panels (2) and (3) arranged facing each other at a predetermined distance to form a space (A) for be hermetically sealed between the glass panels; evacuate air from space through an outlet (7) to make the space in a state of reduced pressure; and dividing, after the space is established in the reduced pressure state, the space by a region forming member (5) in an outlet region (B) that includes the outlet, and a reduced pressure region (C) other than exit region.
公开号:BR112014028689B1
申请号:R112014028689-2
申请日:2013-05-16
公开日:2021-01-26
发明作者:Hiroyuki Abe；Masataka Nonaka；Eiichi Uriu；Kenji Hasegawa
申请人:Panasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.；
IPC主号:

专利说明:

TECHNICAL FIELD
[001] The present disclosure relates to methods for producing multiple sheets in which paired glass panels are stacked with a reduced pressure space between them, and relates, in particular, to a method of producing a multiple sheet in the which an unwanted protrusion such as an evacuation tube used for pressure reduction does not remain after finishing. TECHNICAL FUNDAMENTALS
[002] The multiple plate is commercialized. On the multiple sheet, a pair of glass panels are arranged facing each other, and a plurality of spacers are interposed between the pair of glass panels, and the pair of glass panels is connected with an airtight connecting member at the peripheries of them, and in this way an internal space is defined by the pair of glass panels and by the hermetic connection. The air in the internal space is exhausted to reduce the pressure of the internal space.
[003] The multi-plate, in which the pressure of the internal space is reduced, is expected to show great thermal insulation effects, condensation prevention effects, and sound insulation effects, as a result of the presence of a vacuum layer whose pressure is less than the atmospheric pressure between the pair of glass panels, relative to a multiple plate consisting of two glass plates simply connected to each other. Therefore, this multiple plate attracts great attention as an ecological glass in current situations in which the importance of energy strategy increases.
[004] The multiple plate including the internal space at reduced pressure is produced as follows: the peripheries of the pair of glass panels are hermetically bonded by applying the hermetic sealing of the low melting glass frit connection between them and heating them to hermetically connect the peripheries to form a space at the same time that a plurality of metal or ceramic spacers are interposed to maintain the predetermined distance between the glass panels, and thereafter the air is evacuated from space through a glass or metal evacuation tube. The multiple sheet is produced through this production process and, thus, the finished product of the multiple sheet including the internal space at reduced pressure includes the evacuation tube whose end is closed. Consequently, in the multi-plate made up of transparent glass panels, the evacuation tube can cause problems that the appearance becomes bad and the internal space cannot be maintained in a state of reduced pressure when the evacuation tube is broken. In view of this, in relation to the multiple sheet used as a window pane, for example, the multiple sheet is used so that the evacuation tube is positioned in the upper right corner on the inside. In other words, the use of the multiple plate is limited in order to avoid visual and physical interference from the evacuation tube.
[005] In a technique that has been proposed as the method of production of conventional multiple plate with reduced pressure, an evacuation tube is embedded in one of the glass panels up to the center in a thickness direction, and the evacuation tube is sealed with shield to avoid a junction of the glass panel and the evacuation tube as a result of suffering from the heat generated in the evacuation tube seal. According to this technique, the evacuation tube that remains in the finished product is shortened (see patent literature 1). In another technique, an evacuation tube and an area surrounding the part, in which the evacuation tube is located, of a rear surface of a glass panel are covered with a resin covering member in order to form a gap between the cover member and a sealed end of the evacuation tube. According to this technique, the breakage of the evacuation tube caused by outside impacts can be avoided (see patent literature 2). LIST OF CITATIONS PATENT LITERATURE
[006] Patent literature 1: JP 10-2161 A
[007] Patent literature 2: JP 11-311069 A SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION TECHNICAL PROBLEM
[008] According to the conventional multi-plate production method described above, in the finished product, the evacuation tube becomes short and, thus, the multi-plate can be easy to handle. External force acting directly on the evacuation tube can be suppressed and, in this way, it is possible to avoid an unwanted situation where the reduced pressure state cannot be maintained due to the breakage of the evacuation tube. Therefore, the conventional production method can provide advantageous effects to a certain extent.
[009] However, for example, in the techniques disclosed in patent literature 1, it is necessary to form a recess in the glass panel and fix the evacuation tube inside the recess in order to reduce a part of the evacuation tube that protrudes from the surface of the glass panel. In addition, it is necessary for the shield to be arranged so that the temperature of the junction of the evacuation tube and the glass plate becomes high when sealing the evacuation tube. Therefore, the multi-plate production process becomes more complex. Additionally, according to the technique disclosed in patent literature 2, it is necessary to add the cover member, and this causes an increase in the number of parts. Additionally, it is necessary to add a step to fix the covering member to the rear surface, and this causes an increase in the number of steps. When the production process becomes more complex and the number of parts and stages increases, the cost of producing the multiple sheet tends to increase. Additionally, in the multiple plates formed by the use of the conventional techniques above, the evacuation tube still remains in the finished product. Consequently, this protrusion is present on the rear surface of the multiple plate and, therefore, there is an appearance problem, it is very difficult to perfectly eliminate a risk that the space formed by the pair of glass panels cannot be maintained in the reduced pressure state when the evacuation pipe is broken.
[010] In view of the above circumstances, the present invention aimed to propose a method of producing multiple sheets that can be simple and yet produce a multiple sheet in its finished state that does not include any unwanted protrusion from an external surface of a Glass panel. SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM
[011] The multi-plate production method of the present disclosure includes: hermetically connecting, with an airtight bonding member, the peripheries of paired glass panels arranged facing each other at a predetermined distance to form a space to be hermetically closed between the glass panels; evacuate air from space through an outlet to make the space in a state of reduced pressure; and dividing, after the space is established in the reduced pressure state, the space by a region forming member in an exit region that includes the exit and a reduced pressure region different from the exit region. ADVANTAGE EFFECTS OF THE INVENTION
[012] In the multi-plate production method of the present disclosure, the space formed between the pair of glass panels hermetically connected with the hermetically bonding member is established in the reduced pressure state, and subsequently the space is divided by the forming member of region in the exit region and the region of reduced pressure. Consequently, even when an evacuation tube used for evacuation is removed, for example, the region of reduced pressure is maintained in the state of reduced pressure. Therefore, it is possible to easily produce a finished product from a multiple sheet that does not include any unwanted protrusion projected from an outer surface of a glass panel. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[013] Figure 1 is a plan illustrating an exemplary configuration of a multi-plate with an internal space that has a reduced pressure that is produced by the multi-plate production method of the present disclosure.
[014] Figure 2 is a section that illustrates the exemplary configuration of the multiple sheet with the internal space that has the reduced pressure that is produced by the method of producing multiple sheets of the present disclosure.
[015] Figure 3 is a plan that refers to the method of producing multiple sheets of the first modality and illustrates a state in which an airtight bonding member and a region forming member have not yet been melted.
[016] Figure 4 is a section referring to the method of producing multiple sheets of the first modality and illustrates the state in which the hermetic bonding member and the region forming member have not yet been melted.
[017] Figure 5 is a diagram that illustrates examples of conditions for configuring a melting process and an evacuation process in the method of producing multiple sheets of the first modality.
[018] Figure 6 is a section referring to the method of producing multiple sheets of the first modality and illustrates a state in which a space between the paired glass panels is divided by the region forming member.
[019] Figure 7 is a diagram that illustrates other examples of the configuration conditions of the melting process and the evacuation process in the method of producing multiple sheets of the first modality.
[020] Figure 8 is an enlarged plan illustrating a primary part of the first modification of the region forming member in the method of producing multiple sheets of the first modality.
[021] Figure 9 is an enlarged plan that illustrates a primary part of the second modification of the region forming member in the method of producing multiple sheets of the first modality.
[022] Figure 10 is an enlarged plan illustrating a primary part of a finished product that includes modification of the region forming member in the method of producing multiple sheets of the first embodiment.
[023] Figure 11 is a plan that refers to the method of producing multiple sheets of the second modality and illustrates a state in which an airtight bonding member and a region forming member have not yet been melted.
[024] Figure 12 is a section referring to the method of producing multiple sheets of the second modality and illustrates the state in which the hermetic bonding member and the region forming member have not yet been melted.
[025] Figure 13 is a diagram illustrating a difference in appearance between an applied part and a melted and scattered part of the region forming member.
[026] Figure 14 is a section referring to a case where a height maintenance member is placed in a part in which the hermetic connection member must be formed with respect to the method of producing multiple sheets of the present disclosure and illustrates a state in which the internal space is divided by merging the region-forming member. DESCRIPTION OF THE MODALITIES
[027] The multi-plate production method of the present disclosure includes: hermetically connecting, with an airtight bonding member, the peripheries of paired glass panels arranged facing each other at a predetermined distance to form a space to be hermetically closed between the glass panels; evacuate air from space through an outlet to make the space in a state of reduced pressure; and dividing, after the space is established in the reduced pressure state, the space by a region forming member in an exit region that includes the exit and a reduced pressure region different from the exit region.
[028] In the multi-layer production method, after the space between the pair of glass panels whose peripheries are hermetically connected with the hermetic connecting member being established in the reduced pressure state, the space is divided in the exit region and in the region of reduced pressure by the region forming member. According to the method of production of this present disclosure, the space between the pair of glass panels established in the state of reduced pressure is divided into the exit region and the region of reduced pressure by the region forming member. Therefore, even when an evacuation tube used for evacuation is removed after that, it is possible to maintain the region of reduced pressure in the state of reduced pressure. Consequently, it is possible to produce a multiple sheet that can maintain desired properties such as thermal insulation properties, condensation prevention properties, and sound insulation properties, and yet it does not include any unwanted protrusion from an outer surface of a glass panel. .
[029] Note that, in the present description, the expression that the pressure of the space between the pair of glass panels is reduced means that the space between the pair of glass panels is established in a state in which the pressure is less than an external atmospheric pressure. In addition, the reduced pressure state in the present description means a state in which the pressure of an internal space is less than the external atmospheric pressure, and therefore can include a so-called vacuum state obtained by reducing the pressure by evacuating the air from space, regardless of the degree of vacuum. In addition, a state that results from evacuating air into the space and then filling the space with at least one of several gases such as an inert gas is included in the reduced pressure state of the present description, when the pressure of the gas within the space finally it is less than atmospheric pressure.
[030] Additionally, in a preferred aspect of the multi-plate production method of the present disclosure above, the region forming member includes an air passage that interconnects the outlet region and the reduced pressure region under a condition where the space It is formed; and after the space is established in the reduced pressure state, the space is divided into the outlet region and the reduced pressure region by closing the air passage. According to this aspect, it is possible to easily divide the space in the exit region and in the region of reduced pressure after the space between the pair of glass panels is established in the state of reduced pressure.
[031] In this case, the air passage is a gap of the region forming member formed in a discontinuous way, and after the space is established in the state of reduced pressure, the gap can be closed by melting the forming member of region.
[032] Additionally, in another preferred aspect of the multi-plate production method of the present disclosure above, a forming height of the region forming member before being melted is less than a forming height of the hermetic bonding member before the same being melted; and after the space is established in the reduced pressure state under a condition in which the pair of glass panels is hermetically bonded by melting the hermetically bonding member, the space is divided into the outlet region and the reduced pressure region by the member of region formation by reducing the distance between the pair of glass panels. According to this aspect, it is possible to easily divide the space in the state of reduced pressure in the outlet region and in the region of reduced pressure by adjusting the distance between the pair of glass panels.
[033] Additionally, in another preferred aspect, a melting temperature of the region forming member is greater than a melting temperature of the hermetically bonding member; the space is formed by hermetically connecting the pair of glass panels at a temperature that causes the hermetic bonding member to melt to form the space; and after the space is established in the reduced pressure state, the space is divided into the exit region and the reduced pressure region by melting the region forming member at a temperature that causes the region forming member to melt. According to this aspect, it is possible to easily divide the space in the state of reduced pressure in the outlet region and in the region of reduced pressure by adjusting the melting temperatures of the region forming member and the hermetic bonding member.
[034] Additionally, in another preferred aspect, after the space is formed by conducting melting inside an oven to melt the hermetic bonding member, and subsequently the space is established in the reduced pressure state outside the oven, the space is divided in the outlet region and in the reduced pressure region, another melt is conducted inside the oven to melt the region forming member. According to this aspect, the step of evacuating the space formed between the glass panels can be conducted at a lower temperature than the melting steps of the hermetic bonding member and the region forming member. Therefore, the space can be evacuated to a state of reduced pressure with the use of cheap and simple equipment.
[035] Additionally, in another preferred aspect, the outlet is formed in at least one of the pair of glass panels. In another aspect, the space is established in the state of reduced pressure with the use of an evacuation tube connected to the outlet; and the evacuation tube is removed after the space is divided into the outlet region and the reduced pressure region. According to each aspect, the multiple sheet can be produced with the use of manufacturing equipment capable of reducing the pressure of the space through the evacuation tube connected to the outlet.
[036] In addition, in another preferred aspect, the hermetic bonding member and the region forming member are made of glass frit. The glass frit is generally used as a seal to form a hermetically sealed space by melting the heat seal, and consequently, the multiple sheet can be produced at a reduced cost.
[037] Additionally, in another preferred aspect, a spacer to maintain a gap between the pair of glass panels is arranged on a surface of at least one of the pair of glass panels. According to this aspect, it is possible to precisely maintain the gap between the pair of glass panels and produce a multiple sheet with high resistance to external impacts.
[038] In addition, in another preferred aspect, a height maintenance member is arranged to maintain a gap between the pair of glass panels in a part in which the hermetic connecting member must be formed. According to this aspect, even in the peripheries in which the hermetically connected member is formed, the length of the gap between the pair of glass panels can be maintained at a predetermined length.
[039] Additionally, in another preferred aspect, at least one of the spacer and the height-maintaining member is formed by photolithography. Using photolithography, the spacer or height-maintaining member that has a predetermined shape can be accurately arranged in a predetermined position.
[040] Hereinafter, the method for producing multiple sheets of the present disclosure is described with reference to the drawings.
[041] Note that, for convenience of explanation, the drawings referenced below refer to the method of producing multiple sheets of the present disclosure and to the multiple sheet produced by the method of the present disclosure, and illustrate in a simplified manner mainly the parts necessary to describe the revelation. Therefore, the multiple sheets described with reference to the drawings can have any configuration that is not shown in the referenced drawings. In addition, the dimensions of the limbs shown in the drawings do not necessarily reflect the dimensions and dimensional relationships of limbs in practice, exactly. FIRST MODE
[042] First, the configuration of the multiple sheet produced by the multiple sheet production method of the present modality is described with reference to Figure 1 and Figure 2.
[043] Figure 1 is a plan illustrating a schematic configuration of a finished multiple sheet product produced by the multiple sheet production method of the present disclosure. Additionally, Figure 2 is a section illustrating a schematic configuration of a finished multiple sheet product produced by the multiple sheet production method of the present disclosure. Note that Figure 2 is a view that illustrates a sectional view taken along line X-X 'in Figure 1.
[044] As shown in Figure 1 and Figure 2, the multiple plate 1 produced by the production method of the present disclosure includes: a rear glass panel 2 and a front glass panel 3 defined as paired glass panels arranged facing one the other; and a frit seal 4 defined as an airtight connecting member that hermetically connects the peripheries of the glass panels 2 and 3 so that a space A is formed to be hermetically closed between the glass panel 2 and the glass panel 3.
[045] Note that, to maintain a distance between the glass panel 2 and the glass panel 3 at a predetermined distance, spacers 6 are arranged in an internal region of the rear glass panel 2 to which the frit seal 4 is applied .
[046] In the multi-plate production method of the present modality, the air inside the space A is evacuated through an outlet 7 of the rear glass panel 2 to make the space A stay in a state of reduced pressure, and after that the space A is divided by, a partition 5 that serves as a region forming member, in an exit region B that includes exit 7 and a reduced pressure region C defined as a different region from the exit region. Therefore, in the multiple plate 1 in a finished state shown in Figure 1 and Figure 2, the reduced pressure state of the reduced pressure region C can be maintained. Additionally, after the space A is divided in the exit region B and in the region of reduced pressure C through partition 5, an evacuation tube connected to outlet 7 is removed. Consequently, outlet region B is spatially connected to the outside and thus outlet region B is filled with air.
[047] As described above, in the multiple plate 1 produced by the production method of the present modality, the region of reduced pressure C that occupies most of the space A formed between the pair of glass panels 2 and 3 is maintained in the state of reduced pressure and, in this way, properties (for example, a thermal insulation effect, a condensation prevention effect, and a sound insulation effect) inherent to a multiple plate in which the pressure of the internal space is reduced can be obtained. In addition, the evacuation tube used to evacuate space A has been removed, and therefore, as shown in Figure 2, there is no protrusion projected off the side of the rear glass panel 2 of the multi-plate 1, and consequently a disadvantage caused by the presence of the designed evacuation tube when using and transferring the multiple plate 1, it can be solved. In addition, the evacuation tube has been removed, so it is possible to avoid an unwanted situation where the entire space between the glass panels 2 and 3 of the multiple plate 1 is not in the reduced pressure state due to the breakage of the evacuation tube.
[048] Hereinafter, the first example of the production method for the finished product of multiple sheet 1 is described described with reference to Figure 1 and Figure 2 as the method of producing multiple sheets of the present embodiment.
[049] Figure 3 and Figure 4 are diagrams to describe the first example of the production method for the finished product of multiple plate 1 described with reference to Figure 1 and Figure 2. Figure 3 is a plan illustrating a state in which the rear glass panel 2 and the front glass panel 3 have not yet been hermetically connected with the frit seal 4. Figure 4 is a cross-section illustrating a state in which the rear glass panel 2 and the glass panel front 3 have not yet been hermetically bonded with frit seal 4. Figure 4 is a view illustrating a sectional view taken along line YY 'in Figure 3.
[050] As shown in Figure 3 and Figure 4, in the multi-plate production method of the present embodiment, frit seal 4 in a frame shape that serves as the hermetic bonding member is applied to a peripheral part of a front surface 2a of the rear glass panel 2, which is a surface facing the front glass panel 3. Additionally, the outlet 7 that penetrates through the glass panel 2 is formed in a vicinity of a corner of the rear glass panel 2 In addition, an evacuation tube 8 is provided on a rear surface 2b of the glass panel 2 to be connected to the outlet 7. Note that on the multiple plate described in the present embodiment, the evacuation tube 8 is made of glass, and a diameter internal of the evacuation tube 8 is equal to a diameter of the outlet 7. The evacuation tube 8 is connected to the outlet 7 by a conventional method such as glass welding and a method that uses molten metal used as a welding material. Note that the evacuation tube 8 can be the glass tube mentioned above or a metal tube.
[051] The glass panel used in the multiple plate used to explain the production method of the present modality can be selected from several glass panels made of soda-lime glass, high strength glass, chemically tempered glass, non-alkaline glass , quartz glass, Neoceram, physically tempered glass, and the like. Note that in the present embodiment, examples of glass panel 2 and glass panel 3 have the same shape and thickness. However, these glass panels can have different sizes and thicknesses. Additionally, the glass panel can be selected according to your application from glass panels with various sizes that include a glass panel that has a side of a few centimeters and a glass panel that is in the range of approximately 2 to 3 m on one side at most. In addition, the glass panel can be selected according to your application from glass panels with various sizes that include a glass panel with a thickness in the range of approximately 2 to 3 mm and a glass panel with a thickness of approximately 20 mm.
[052] The partition 5 that serves as the region forming member is formed on the front surface 2a of the glass panel 2 so that the ends of the partition 5 are connected to the frit seal 4 so as to surround the outlet 7 together with the frit seal 4. In the present embodiment, the same low melting glass frit is used for the frit seal 4 which hermetically connects the pair of glass panels 2 and 3 and the partition 5.
[053] In more detail, as an example, it is possible to use a bismuth based frit sealing paste that includes: 60 to 75% of a glass component that is composed mostly of bismuth oxide and includes 70% or more of Bi2O3, 5 to 15% of each of B2O3 and ZnO, and 10% or less of other components; 20 to 30% zinc silica oxide; and 5 to 15% of a mixture of organic substances such as ethyl cellulose, terpineol, and polyisobutyl methacrylate. This glass frit has a softening point of 434 ° C.
[054] Note that the glass frit used for frit seal 4 and partition 5 can be selected from lead-based frit and vanadium-based frit in addition to bismuth-based frit. In addition, a seal made of metal or low melting resin can be used for the hermetic bonding member and the region forming member as an alternative to glass frit.
[055] In a state where frit seal 4 and partition 5 have not yet been melted, a gap 5a is formed that serves as an air passage to penetrate through partition 5, and partition 5 is discontinuous in a part where this crack is formed. In other words, the slot 5a formed in the partition 5 spatially interconnects the opposite parts of the space A formed by the pair of glass panels 2 and 3 and the frit seal 4 with respect to the partition 5.
[056] A plurality of spacers 6 are arranged in the longitudinal and wide directions at regular intervals on the front surface 2a of the glass panel 2 so as to be positioned on one side of the partition 5 opposite to one side where the outlet 7 is formed. For example, each of the spacers 6 included in the multiple sheet of the present embodiment has a cylindrical shape with a diameter of 1 mm and a height of 100 μm, and each of the disposition intervals in the longitudinal and wide directions is 2 cm. The shape of the spacer is not limited to the cylindrical shape above and can be selected from various types of shapes such as a prism shape and a spherical shape. In addition, the size of the spacer, the number of spacers arranged, the range of spacers, and the pattern of spacers are not limited to the cases mentioned above, and can be selected appropriately according to the size and thickness of the glass panel to be installed. to be used.
[057] Additionally, in the production method of the present modality, the spacer 6 is made of photocurable resin by photolithography before the frit seal 4 is applied to the front surface 2a of the glass panel 2, and in this photolithography, the photocurable resin is applied across the front surface 2a to form a film with a predetermined thickness, after which the film is exposed to light with a mask in order to cure the planned parts of the film to form the spacers 6, and then the unwanted part of the film. film is washed away. Using photolithography in this way, spacers of predetermined size and section can be arranged in predetermined positions precisely. Note that when spacers 6 are made of transparent photocurable resin, spacers 6 may be less likely to be visually perceived when multiple plate 1 is used.
[058] The material of spacer 6 is not limited to the photocurable resin mentioned above, and can be selected from various materials that are not melted in a heating process described later. In addition, instead of using photolithography, spacers made of material such as metal can be fixed in a scattered manner or attached at predetermined positions on the front surface 2a of the glass panel 2 on the rear side in a manner similar to a conventional multiple plate. Note that when the formation and arrangement of the spacers are conducted without using photolithography, it is preferred that the spacers be spherical or cuboid. In this case, even when the spacers arranged on the surface of the glass panel are directed involuntarily in different directions, it is possible to accurately determine the distance between the pair of glass panels.
[059] Note that the multiple plate produced by the production method of the present disclosure does not necessarily need to include the spacer, and may be devoid of the spacer. In addition, the spacer can be formed on a glass panel surface on the front side facing inward.
[060] As shown in Figure 4, when the fry seal 4 and partition 5 have not yet been melted, the fry seal 4 and partition 5 is formed to be higher than the spacer 6. For this reason, the glass panel 3 on the front side is arranged on the tops of the frit seal 4 and the partition 5, and gaps are formed between the glass panel 3 and the tops of the spacers 6.
[061] Figure 5 is a diagram illustrating examples of setting conditions for a melt melt process of frit seal 4 and partition 5 and an evacuation process to evacuate air from the space between the pair of glass panels 2 and 3 in the multiple sheet production method of the present modality.
[062] As shown in Figure 5, in the first melting process, a desired temperature of an oven is first set to a temperature (for example, 450 ° C) higher than a softening point temperature of 434 ° C of the frit glass used for frit seal 4 and partition 5. In this process, fry seal 4 begins to melt and, thus, the peripheries of the pair of glass panels 2 and 3 are hermetically connected and, thus, the space A to be hermetically closed is formed between the pair of glass panels 2 and 3. At the same time, the partition 5 also begins to melt and, in this way, the partition 5 is welded to the glass panel 2 and the glass panel 3. However, the temperature of the oven in the first melting process is adjusted to a temperature of 450 ° C which is slightly higher than the softening point temperature of the glass frit, and therefore divider 5 is not much changed in shape, and therefore slot 5a has not yet been closed The. In the first melting process, it is important that the slot 5a formed in the partition 5 has not yet been closed. Consequently, the oven temperature is maintained at a maximum temperature of 450 ° C in the first melting process, and a continuous melting period (required period) is adjusted to an extent that the slot 5a of the partition 5 is not closed. In the present mode, the continuous period (T1) in this first melting process is 10 minutes, for example.
[063] Subsequently, as shown in Figure 5, the evacuation process begins. In the evacuation process, the temperature inside the oven is temporarily lowered to a temperature (for example, 380 ° C) equal to or less than the melting point temperature of 434 ° C of the glass frit and simultaneously the air is evacuated from the space A with a vacuum pump. During the evacuation process, the temperature inside the oven is adjusted to be lower than the temperature of the softening point and, thus, the fry seal 4 and the partition 5 are not melted and do not have their shape changed.
[064] In order to ensure the thermal insulation properties required for the multiple sheet, it is preferred that the vacuum degree of space A is equal to or less than 0.1 Pa. The thermal insulation properties of the multiple sheet increase with an increase in the degree of vacuum. However, to obtain the highest degree of vacuum, it is necessary to improve the performance of the vacuum pump and to increase the evacuation period, and this can cause an increase in the production cost. Consequently, in view of the cost of production, it is preferred that the degree of vacuum is maintained at a level sufficient to ensure the necessary properties for the multiple sheet, and that it is not increased more than necessary.
[065] Note that when the desired temperature in the evacuation process is intentionally reduced, it takes time to increase the temperature to a temperature for the second melting process described later. Consequently, in order to shorten the period required for the melting process and the evacuation process as a whole, it is effective to determine the desired temperature when starting the evacuation process to a temperature slightly lower than the softening point temperature of the fry. glass. For example, when the desired temperature of the evacuation process is 420 ° C and the continuous period (T2) is 120 minutes, the space within the multiple plate can be evacuated effectively.
[066] Then, as shown in Figure 5, at the same time that space A is evacuated, the oven temperature is increased to 465 ° C for the second melting process. When evacuation of space A continues, atmospheric pressure can cause external force by narrowing the gap between the pair of glass panels 2 and 3 and consequently, the glass panel 2 and the glass panel 3 are pressed so that the distance between they are reduced. In the multiple sheet produced by the present modality, as an example, the spacers 6 are arranged with a height of 100 μm and, thus, the distance between the pair of glass panels 2 and 3 is kept equal to the height of 100 μm of the spacers. The force that causes a reduction in the distance between the glass panels 2 and 3 occurs, and therefore the frit seal 4 and the partition 5 that are melted are pressed from above and below. Therefore, in a flat view, the widths of fry seal 4 and partition 5 are increased. Consequently, the pair of glass panels 2 and 3 are hermetically and securely connected to the fry seal 4, and the slot 5a formed in the partition 5 as the air passage is narrowed and thereby closed. When slot 5a of partition 5 is closed, space A is divided into outlet region B which is a space that includes outlet 7 and the reduced pressure region C which is a different space from the outlet region. Note that in the second melting process, if necessary, mechanical pressure force can be applied to at least one of the glass panels to reduce the distance between the glass panels, if necessary.
[067] In the second melting process, it is important that, as described above, the partition 5 is sufficiently melted and, thus, the slot 5a that serves as the air passage is closed successfully. As an example, when the continuous period (T3) at the desired temperature of 465 ° C in the second melting process is 30 minutes, it is possible to successfully divide space A by partition 5 in the exit region B and in the region of reduced pressure C.
[068] As shown in the section of Figure 6, the distance between the glass panel 2 and the glass panel 3 is adjusted to the predetermined distance adjusted by the spacer 6, and the slot 5a of the partition 5 is completely closed and thus the space A is perfectly divided into the outlet region B and the reduced pressure region C. Subsequently, the oven temperature is lowered and then the multi-plate is removed from the oven.
[069] As described above, space A is established in the reduced pressure state by evacuating air from space A through outlet 7 of glass panel 2, and subsequently space A is divided by partition 5 in outlet region B and in the reduced pressure region C. In the state shown in Figure 6, the reduced pressure region C is maintained in the reduced pressure state. In that state shown in Figure 6, the evacuation tube 8 is removed and, in this way, the finished product from multiple plate 1 described with reference to Figure 1 and Figure 2 can be obtained. Note that after the evacuation tube 8 is disconnected of the vacuum pump, the inside of outlet region B at the same atmospheric pressure as the outside. Consequently, it is easy to remove the evacuation tube 8.
[070] Figure 7 shows other conditions for configuring the melting process of frit seal 4 and partition 5 and the air evacuation process from space A between the pair of glass panels 2 and 3 in the plate production method. of the present modality. The configuration conditions shown in Figure 7 are different from the configuration conditions shown in Figure 5 in which the temperature of the multiple plate is lowered to the outside temperature after the first melting process.
[071] Firstly, the first melting process of the fry seal 4 is carried out to tightly connect the pair of glass panels 2 and 3 in order to form the space A. The configuration condition of the first melting process can be the same than that shown in Figure 5, and thus the maximum temperature reached is 450 ° C, higher than the softening point temperature 434 ° C of the glass frit used for frit seal 4 and partition 5 and the continuous period (T4) is 10 minutes, as an example. Subsequently, the temperature of the multiple plate is lowered to the outside temperature by removing the multiple plate from the oven or something similar.
[072] Thereafter, at the external temperature, the evacuation process of evacuating air from space A through the evacuation tube 8 with the vacuum pump is carried out to obtain space A with the predetermined degree of vacuum. The desired period (T5) in the evacuation process is 300 minutes, for example.
[073] In the other example of the configuration condition shown in Figure 7, at the end of the evacuation process, under a condition where the vacuum degree of space A is a predetermined value such as 0.1 Pa or less, the tip seal of the evacuation tube 8, called tip removal, is conducted to close space A. In doing so, even when the multiple plate in which space A formed by the pair of glass panels has the predetermined degree of vacuum is separated from the pump space, space A can be maintained in a reduced pressure state.
[074] After the evacuation process, the multiple plate on which the evacuation tube 8 was subjected to tip removal is placed back inside the oven, and the second melting process is carried out with a maximum temperature of 465 ° C and the continuous period (T6) of 30 minutes, as an example. In the other configuration conditions shown in Figure 7, the temperature condition of the oven may be the same as the temperature condition shown in Figure 5, but in the second melting process, evacuation of space A is not conducted. As described above, in the case of the exemplary configuration condition shown in Figure 7, evacuation is not conducted in the second melting process, however, since the evacuation process is conducted at the outside temperature, space A in the state of reduced pressure has less pressure than external pressure. Consequently, the external force is applied in order to reduce the distance between the pair of glass panels 2 and 3. As a result, like the configuration conditions shown in Figure 5, in the second melting process, the fry seal 4 is sufficiently melted and, thus, the glass panels 2 and 3 are hermetically and firmly connected, and the slot 5a of the partition 5 is closed, and consequently the space A is divided into the outlet region B and the reduced pressure region C.
[075] Note that when the melting process and the evacuation process under the other configuration conditions shown in Figure 7 are conducted, the tip of the evacuation tube 8 is subject to tip removal. Consequently, even after the end of the second melting process, both the outlet region B and the reduced pressure region C are maintained in the reduced pressure state. Thereafter, when the evacuation tube 8 is removed, the outlet region B has the same pressure as the atmospheric pressure, while the reduced pressure region C is maintained in the reduced pressure state. Consequently, the finished product of the multiple plate 1 shown in Figure 1 and Figure 2 can be obtained.
[076] As described above, according to the production method using the other configuration conditions shown in Figure 7, between the first melting process and the second melting process, evacuation process is conducted under a condition where the temperature of the multiple plate is adjusted to the outside temperature. Consequently, the melting process and the evacuation process can be conducted independently, and therefore the furnace used in the melting process can be separated from the vacuum pump used in the evacuation process. As a result, the furnace can be simplified and reduced, and therefore the degree of sealing of the furnace can be improved, it is possible to reduce the required energy consumption and shorten the time required to increase the temperature. In addition, the vacuum pump can be arranged in a position far from the oven which has a high temperature, and consequently there is no need to take actions to prevent the equipment from expelling a vacuum valve from the vacuum pump and / or the tube of evacuation has a high temperature, and therefore the production equipment can be simplified.
[077] In contrast, in the second melting process, space A is not being evacuated, and therefore the external force that causes a reduction in the distance between the pair of glass panels is weaker than that in the case of the conditions of configuration shown in Figure 5. Therefore, it is necessary to carefully control the application status and viscosity of the glass frit for frit seal 4 and partition 5 so that after the second melting process the distance between the pair of glass panels 2 and 3 become the predetermined distance and the slot 5a of the partition 5 is closed to successfully divide space A in the exit region B and in the region of reduced pressure C. Additionally, it is considered that, if necessary, the pressure force Mechanics can be applied to at least one of the glass panels to maintain the distance between the glass panels at the predetermined distance. Additionally, when the multi-plate is produced under the configuration conditions shown in Figure 7, in the step of removing the evacuation tube 8, the outlet region B spatially connected to the evacuation tube 8 is maintained in the reduced pressure state. It is therefore necessary to pay attention to the precise and safe removal of the evacuation tube 8.
[078] As described above, according to the multiple sheet production method of the present embodiment, the slot 5a is provided for the partition 5 as the air passage, and the slot 5a is closed in the second melting process and, from there In this way, the space A formed between the pair of glass panels can be divided into the outlet region B and the reduced pressure region C. In the present embodiment, an example is shown in which a slot 5a is formed in the almost central part of the partition 5, however, when the slot 5a that serves as the air passage is formed in the partition 5, the position of the slot, the number of slots and the like can be selected appropriately.
[079] Additionally, the air passage formed in partition 5 is not limited to the slot.
[080] Figure 8 is an enlarged plan illustrating a primary part that includes the partition of the first modification, exemplifying a configuration of the partition with an air passage different from the slot.
[081] The partition 5 of the first modification shown in Figure 8 includes two parts 5b and 5c. Parts 5b and 5c are connected to frit seal 4 at one of its ends, and include parts curved in different directions at the other end opposite those ends connected to frit seal 4. According to this structure, a gap 5d between the curved parts serve as an air passage that interconnects the outlet region on the outlet side and the reduced pressure region in space A.
[082] Partition 5 is made of a seal such as low melting glass frit. The seal can be applied to the predetermined position on the surface 2a of the glass panel 2 facing inwards by controlling a position of an applicator nozzle that discharges a seal paste from its tip. Consequently, to form the slot 5a with the predetermined width which is a gap in the partition 5 formed continuously as shown in the flat configuration of Figure 3, the nozzle is moved at the predetermined distance at the same time that the discharge of the nozzle seal is temporarily stopped , and after that the discharge of the nozzle seal is started again. However, in some cases, it is difficult to accurately form the batch partition that includes the slot with the predetermined width due to some limitations such as the viscosity of the paste and the width of application of the partition. In contrast, according to partition 5 of the modification shown in Figure 8, the ends opposite the ends connected to the frit seal 4 are curved in different directions to form the gap between the opposite ends, and the gap 5d is used as the air passage. Therefore, the control of the application position of the partition 5 by the nozzle can be facilitated, and consequently, there is an advantage that the partition 5 with the desired shape can be precisely formed.
[083] Note that the width of the gap 5d between the curved parts of the applied glass frit, the extent of overlapping of regions applied in two different directions, and the forming widths of partitions 5b and 5c with respect to the overlap can be selected appropriately. considering the viscosity and the height of application of the glass frit, the width of the partition 5 is increased by pressing on the second melting process to melt the passage of air by melting the partition, and the like. Additionally, with respect to the shape of the ends of the partition parts 5 the ends connected to the frit seal 4, for example, the opposite ends of that of the parts of the partition 5 can be formed as straight parts that extend in different directions, and at least parts of the straight parts are arranged substantially in parallel at a predetermined distance. In summary, it is possible to use various configurations in which the continuously formed partition includes parts arranged at the predetermined distance, and the gap between the parts serves as the air passage to be closed when the partition is flattened by pressing in the second melting process.
[084] Figure 9 is an enlarged plane that illustrates a primary part of the multiple plate including the partition of the second modification that exemplifies another configuration of the partition provided with the air passage.
[085] The partition 5 of the second modification shown in Figure 9 includes: two partial partitions 5e with one end connected to the fry seal 4; an interval 5f defined by a gap between the ends of the two partial partitions 5e which are opposite to those ends connected to the frit seal 4; and a sealing portion 5g longer than the gap 5f formed on at least one of both sides of the gap 5f.
[086] The partition 5 of the second modification shown in Figure 9 includes in its central part the gap 5f with a predetermined extension greater than the width of the slot 5a of the partition 5 shown in Figure 3. As an example, the predetermined extension is greater than the width of application of the partial partition 5e.
[087] In the partition 5 shown in Figure 9, the gap 5f formed in the central part is formed to have an extension greater than the width of the slot 5a shown in Figure 3, and the sealing part 5g to close the gap 5f is arranged in the vicinity of the 5f range. The accuracy required for extending the 5f range is not that high. Consequently, even when the process of forming the application of partition 5 is more simplified than a process of forming the slot 5a shown in Figure 3, it is possible to form the partition 5 which includes the air passage that allows the successful division of the space A in the outlet region B and the reduced pressure region C.
[088] Note that in partition 5 of the second modification shown in Figure 9, the extension of the gap 5f, the extension of the sealing part 5g, and the distance between the partial partition 5e and between the sealing part 5g are selected appropriately considering the material from the seal to the partition 5, the application formation method, the application height, the temperature conditions in the second melting process, the width of the partial partition 5e, and the like.
[089] In the case of using the partition of the first modification shown in Figure 8 or the partition of the second modification shown in Figure 9, when the air passage formed in the partition is closed to divide the space A in the outlet region B and in the region of reduced pressure C, the partition 5 is wider in its part 5h which results from the closing of the air passage, as shown in Figure 10. When the width of the partition 5 is increased more than necessary, the partition 5 can be easily perceived when the finished product of the multiple plate 1 is displayed. Additionally, there may be a problem that when melted, partition 5 may spread and leak through outlet 7. For this reason, it is preferable that the width of part 5h of partition 5 in which the air passage is closed is controlled sufficiently adjusting the condition for application and formation of the partition 5.
[090] As described above, the method of producing multiple sheets according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure is described with reference to the case where the frit seal that serves as the hermetic bonding member and the partition that serves as the region forming members are made using the same low melting glass frit.
[091] However, in the multi-plate production method of the present modality, the frit seal and the partition are not limited to being made from the same glass frit. For example, the partition that serves as the region forming member can be made using glass frit with a melting temperature greater than a melt temperature of the fry seal that serves as the hermetic bonding member, for example . In more detail, the glass frit used for the frit seal and the glass frit used for the partition have different melting temperatures, and additionally the heating temperature in the first melt process of the frit seal to hermetically connect the pair of fries. glass panels is set to a temperature that is equal to or greater than the melting temperature of the fry seal and is equal to or less than the melting temperature of the partition, and the heating temperature in the second melting process of the partition to dividing space A in the outlet region and the reduced pressure region is adjusted to a temperature that is higher than the melting temperature of the partition. In doing so, it is possible to clearly distinguish by the temperature conditions the first melting process of the frit seal to form the predetermined space between the pair of glass panels of the second melting process of the partition to close the air passage to divide the space between the pair of glass panels in the outlet region and in the reduced pressure region.
[092] Alternatively, the hermetic bonding member and the region forming member can be made of seals that are different from glass frit and have different melting conditions. As with this case, the hermetic bonding member and the region forming member are made of seals to be melted under different conditions, and only the hermetic bonding member is melted in the first melting process and only the region forming member is melted in the second melting process. Therefore, it is possible to avoid unexpected situations where the region forming member is inadvertently melted in the first melting process, and the air passage is narrowed and, thus, the reduction of space evacuation efficiency is likely, and at worst if the air passage is closed in the first melting process, the region of reduced pressure cannot therefore have a sufficiently low pressure.
[093] Note that when each of the sealing masses that serve as the hermetic bonding member and the partition that serves as the region forming member are made of low melting glass frit, the melting temperature of the glass frit can be adjusted by components, sizes, and contents of glass powder used for the glass frit and metal powder contained in the glass frit, and / or by adjusting the concentration and content of a resin component used as a solvent . SECOND MODE
[094] The method for producing multiple sheets of the second embodiment of the present disclosure is described with reference to the drawings.
[095] The method of producing multiple sheets according to the second embodiment is different from the method of producing multiple sheets of the first embodiment mentioned above in that a height of formation of a fry seal 4 that serves as a hermetic bonding member formed on a surface 2a of an inwardly facing rear glass panel 2 is less than a forming height of a partition 5 that serves as a region forming member. Note that in the following text referring to the present modality, components common to the present modality and the first modality are designated by the same numerical references, and detailed explanations of the same can be omitted.
[096] Figure 11 and Figure 12 are diagrams to describe the production method for the multiple plate of the second modality. Figure 11 is a plan illustrating a state in which the rear glass panel 2 and the front glass panel 3 have not yet been hermetically bonded with frit seal 4. Figure 12 is a section showing a state in which the rear glass panel 2 and front glass panel 3 have not yet been hermetically bonded with frit seal 4. Figure 12 is a view that illustrates a sectional view taken along the ZZ 'line in Figure 11. Figure 11 is similar to Figure 3 related to the first modality. Figure 12 is similar to Figure 4 related to the first modality.
[097] As shown in Figure 11 and Figure 12, in the multi-plate production method 1 of the present embodiment, the frit seal 4 in a frame shape that serves as the hermetic bonding member is applied to a peripheral part of a front surface 2a of the rear glass panel 2, which is a surface facing the front glass panel 3. Additionally, the outlet 7 that penetrates through the glass panel 2 is formed in a corner of the rear glass panel 2. Additionally , an evacuation tube 8 is provided on a rear surface 2b of the glass panel 2 to be connected to outlet 7.
[098] The partition 5 that serves as the region forming member is formed on the front surface 2a of the glass panel 2 so as to surround the outlet 7 together with the frit seal 4. In the present embodiment, the same glass frit low melting temperature is used for frit seal 4 which hermetically connects pair of glass panels 2 and 3 and partition 5. However, a height of application of frit seal 4 is 1 mm as an example, and a height of application of the partition 5 is 0.5 mm as an example, and in summary, the height of application of the partition 5 is less than the height of application of the fry seal 4.
[099] Note that in the process of dividing the space between the glass panels 2 and 3 by the partition 5 described later, the height of application of the frit seal 4 and the height of application of the partition 5 can be selected appropriately in an extension in that the melting of frit seal 4 and partition 5 can be controlled. However, it is necessary that the height of application of the partition 5 is greater than the height (for example, 100 μm = 0.1 mm) of the spacer 6 arranged at predetermined intervals on the surface 2a of the glass panel 2 facing inwards . For example, in a case where the fry seal 4 and the partition 5 are made of material that has relatively high fluidity when melted, the application height and width of the fry seal 4 are 0.5 mm and 5 mm, respectively and the application height and width of the partition 5 are 0.2 mm, and 3 mm, respectively, while the height of the spacer 6 is 0.1 mm. The paste used to form frit seal 4 and partition 5 can be made of a bismuth based frit seal paste, which is described in the text related to the first modality, which includes: 60 to 75% of a component glass which is composed mostly of bismuth oxide and includes 70% or more of Bi2O3, 5 to 15% of each of B2O3 and ZnO, and 10% or less of other components; 20 to 30% zinc-silica oxide; and 5 to 15% of a mixture of organic substances such as ethyl cellulose, terpineol, and polyisobutyl methacrylate. This glass frit has a softening point of 434 ° C.
[100] Figure 12 shows an assembly where the frit seal 4 and the partition 5 have not yet been melted, and therefore the front glass panel 3 is arranged on the fry seal 4 which has the highest application height.
[101] This assembly is subjected to the first melting process in the oven under the configuration conditions shown in Figure 5 described in the text related to the first modality, for example. Through the first melting process, the frit seal 4 is melted and, thus, the glass panel 2 and the glass panel 3 are hermetically bonded. In addition, through the first melting process, the fry seal 4 is melted and, thus, the height of the fry seal 4 is decreased and the width of the fry seal 4 is increased. Consequently, the distance between the front glass panel 3 and the rear glass panel 2 is slightly reduced. However, as described in the text related to the first modality, the maximum temperature reached in the first melting process is 450 ° C which is slightly higher than the 434 ° C melting temperature of the low melting glass frit to form the fry seal 4 and the partition 5, and therefore the changes in the shape of the fry seal 4 and the partition 5 caused by the melting are relatively small. Therefore, after the first melting process, there is still a gap between the top of the partition 5 and the glass panel 3 caused by a difference in thickness between the frit seal 4 and the partition 5, and therefore the space formed between the pair of glass panels is still a continuous space.
[102] Then, the evacuation process shown in Figure 5 is conducted and, thus, the space is in a state of reduced pressure in which the degree of vacuum is 0.1 Pa or less. As described above, the gap remains between the glass panel 3 and the top of the partition 5, and therefore the entire internal space A has the predetermined degree of vacuum.
[103] After that, as shown in Figure 5, the second melting process is conducted which reaches a temperature of 465 ° C which is higher than the temperature reached by the first melting process. According to this second melting process, the frit seal 4 is further melted. The evacuation of the internal space A continues, and therefore an intense external force acts that causes a reduction in the distance between the glass panel 3 and the glass panel 2, and consequently, the distance between the glass panels 2 and 3 is reduced until it is equal to the height of the spacer 6. As a result of this second melting process, the partition 5 is in contact with both the glass panel 2 and the glass panel 3, and therefore the space A is divided by the divider 5 in the outlet region B on the outlet side and in the reduced pressure region C different from the outlet region. Note that also in the present mode, in the second melting process, if necessary, mechanical pressure force can be applied to at least one of the glass panels to reduce the distance between the glass panels, if necessary.
[104] The subsequent processes are the same as those of the first modality. In other words, after the vacuum pump is separated and the pressure of the outlet region B becomes atmospheric pressure like the outside air, an evacuation tube 8 is removed. In that regard, the reduced pressure region C is maintained in the reduced pressure state and, thus, it is possible to obtain the finished product of the multiple plate 1 shown in Figure 1 and in Figure 2 as the production method of the first embodiment.
[105] As described above, in the multi-layer production method of the second embodiment, the application height of the partition 5 that serves as a region forming member is less than the application height of the fry seal 4 that serves as the hermetic link member. Therefore, the entire internal space formed between the pair of glass panels 2 and 3 hermetically connected can be established in the predetermined reduced pressure state, and then divided into the outlet region and the reduced pressure region.
[106] Note that in the description related to the present modality above, the frit seal 4 and the partition 5 are made of the same low melting glass frit, for example. However, also in the present embodiment, the frit seal 4 can be made of material that has a melting temperature lower than the melting temperature of the low melting glass frit to form the partition 5.
[107] Additionally, in the production method described in the text related to the present modality, to successfully ensure the desired gap between the glass panel 3 and the top of the partition 5, the following method can be used. In this method, at least one stop can be arranged to maintain the distance between the glass panel 3 and the glass panel 2 not less than a predetermined value outside of a region in which the frit seal 4 is applied. The stop is used in the first melting process to maintain the predetermined distance, and after that in the second melting process the stop is removed. In this way, the distance between the glass panel 3 and the glass panel 2 becomes the predetermined distance determined by the spacer 6.
[108] Additionally, as in the first modality, the configuration conditions of the melting process and the evacuation process in the present modality can be the other configuration conditions, shown in Figure 7 with respect to the first modality, where the connection temperature hermetic glass is lowered to the outside temperature after the first melting process and then the second melting process is conducted after the evacuation process is conducted outside the oven.
[109] As described above, according to the multi-plate production method of the present disclosure, the space formed between the pair of glass panels can be established in the reduced pressure state, and thereafter divided by the region forming member. in the outlet region that includes the outlet and the reduced pressure region other than the outlet region. Consequently, it is possible to produce by a simplified process, a multiple plate that includes the region of reduced pressure and, therefore, it can have the same properties as a multiple plate that has the internal space with reduced pressure, and yet it does not include the tube of evacuation which is a protrusion projected from a glass panel. In particular, it is obvious that by making the outlet region as small as possible and the reduced pressure region as large as possible, the multiple sheet with superior advantageous effects provided by the production method according to the present disclosure above can be obtained.
[110] Note that, in the above description, the hermetic bonding member and the region forming member are made of material that melts and changes its shape when heated, such as glass frit. However, the hermetic bonding member and the region forming member can be made of various types of materials that solidify in a predetermined form in response to stimuli such as light rays such as ultraviolet rays. In this case, a high temperature process that includes the first melting process and the second melting process as described above in the text related to the present modality is unnecessary, and the production equipment for multiple sheet can be greatly simplified.
[111] Additionally, in the text above related to the first mentioned modality, the air passage formed in the region forming member is exemplified by an air passage that forms a flat separation such as a crack and an interval between the parts of the forming member region. However, depending on the material of the region forming member and the methods of changing the shape and solidification of the material, the air passage may consist of a hollow hole that penetrates through the region forming member.
[112] Additionally, with respect to the multiple sheet production methods of the first modality and the second modality, in the examples described with reference to Figure 5 and Figure 7 for the configuration conditions of the melting process and the evacuation process, the The temperature of the hermetically bonded glass panels is temporarily lowered after the first melting process and then the evacuation process is conducted. However, in the multi-plate production method of the present disclosure, it is possible to use configuration conditions where after the first melting process, the temperature of the pair of hermetically bonded glass panels is not reduced, but is maintained or is increased and thereafter the evacuation process is conducted and after that the second melting process is conducted using a higher temperature than the first melting process. By doing this, it is possible to shorten the waiting time for the melting process and the evacuation process. Note that in order to carry out the evacuation process without decreasing the temperature of the hermetically bonded glass panels, it is very important that the region of reduced pressure formed by dividing the space between the pair of glass panels is established in a state of reduced pressure sufficiently precisely controlling the closing synchronism of the air passage formed in the region forming member.
[113] Additionally, in the method of producing multiple sheets of the first modality and the second modality, with respect to a case where the partition that serves as the region forming member is made of material with a melting point of material other than hermetic connection member or has a different application height than the frit seal, an example in which part consists of the region forming member in the same state except the hermetic connection member disposed on the peripheries of the pair of glass panels is described. However, in the multi-plate production method of the present disclosure, in order to maintain the internal space A as a continuous space after the end of the first melting process, the region forming member can be made so that a part of the member forming region is made of material with a melting point different from the material of the hermetic bonding member and the air passage is formed in that part and the other part of the region forming member is made of the same material as the bonding member hermetic. In addition, in a similar manner, the region forming member may have a part with a lower application height than the hermetic connecting member and another part with the same application height as the hermetic connecting member. In addition, the material and the height of application of the region forming member may be different from those of the hermetic connecting member.
[114] Figure 13 is a diagram illustrating the state of the region forming member of the finished product of the multiple sheet produced by the production method according to the present disclosure.
[115] Figure 13 shows a photograph of a sample of low melting glass frit parts 21 arranged with a slit 22 with a predetermined length between them that are melted in the melting process and thus the slit it is closed by the melted part 23. In more detail, the low melting glass frit parts are made from the paste described in the texts related to the first and second modalities, the application width is 5 mm, the width of the crack is 2 mm, and the application height is 0.5 mm. The sample was prepared by subjecting it to the melting process at 465 ° C for 30 minutes in an oven. Note that the glass panels are two soda-lime glass panels with a thickness of 3 mm. In the melting process, no external force was applied, which causes a reduction in the distance between the pair of glass panels. Additionally, in the sample shown in Figure 13, to facilitate the taking of the photographs, the glass frit parts 21 with the gap 22 between them were formed in peripheral regions of the glass panels.
[116] As shown in Figure 13, after melting the glass frit, the part 21 that is preliminarily formed by the application is relatively light in color, and the part 23 that is melted and solidified is relatively dark in color, and, therefore it is possible to distinguish part 21 from part 23. As a result of verification by the present inventors with microscopes, it is recognized that the low melting glass part applied preliminarily shows a pattern of fine particles while the low temperature part of glass melt that has melted and flowed at once shows a pattern of fine lines. These standards are considered to be formed by fine glass particles and pores contained in the low melting glass frit paste. Additionally, it is considered that a difference between these patterns depends on amounts of movement from the original application position. It is considered that this difference in surface states causes a difference in color that can be seen with the naked eye.
[117] As is clear from the above, with respect to the low melting glass frit, the part that has been applied preliminarily and the part has been melted at once and liquefied and has been solidified again are in different surface states . Even in the finished product of the multiple sheet, the difference between the surface states appears as a difference in color by irradiation with particularly intense light. Additionally, in a case where the low melting glass frit parts have different application heights, this difference between the parts may appear as a difference in the section of the finished product, and especially appear as a difference in a section width. or the degree of spreading of a part in contact with the glass panel. As understood from the above, the multiple plate produced by the multiple plate production method of the present disclosure can be identified from multiple plates produced by other methods, based on whether the multiple plate includes the outlet region with external pressure and the region of reduced pressure maintained in the state of reduced pressure, and observation of the state of the region forming member between the two regions.
[118] Additionally, a method of melting the hermetic bonding member and the region forming member can include laser sealing of melting particular parts of the hermetic binding member and the region forming member by laser heating, in addition to a method of placing the entire glass panels inside the oven as described, for example, in the texts related to the modalities. According to a method for melting particular parts of the hermetic bonding member and the region forming member by applying predetermined heat from the outside by laser sealing or another method, it is easy to selectively melt the hermetic binding member and the forming member from region to predetermined regions. Consequently, it can be expected that melt control in the production process where only the hermetic bonding member is melted in advance and then the region forming member is successfully melted is conducted. Additionally, in a case where the hermetic bonding member is melted and bonded in the oven and after that the internal space is evacuated and then the region forming member is melted by laser sealing in order to divide the internal space in the region of outlet and the reduced pressure region, it is possible to produce multiple sheet at a reduced cost and with a simplified device.
[119] Additionally, in the texts related to the above modalities, a method of arranging the spacers in the region surrounded by the hermetic connecting member is described to maintain the gap between the pair of glass panels. Alternatively, the height-maintaining member that corresponds to the spacer can be arranged in a region where the hermetic connecting member is formed.
[120] Figure 14 refers to a case where glass spheres that serve as a height-maintaining member with the same height as the spacer are arranged in a region where the frit seal is formed that serves as the connecting member. hermetic, and shows a cross-section that illustrates a state in which the region-forming member is melted and the internal space is divided. As in Figure 6 used to explain the first modality, Figure 14 shows the multiple plate on which the frit seal and partition are melted perfectly at once.
[121] As shown in Figure 14, with respect to the region where frit seal 4 is formed, glass balls 9 are arranged with a diameter equal to the height of the spacer 6. In this case, it is possible to reduce a difference in the distance between the pair of glass panels 2 and 3 between a part on which the spacers 6 are arranged and a peripheral part on which the glass frit 4 is formed. By doing this, it is possible to successfully avoid a curve of the finished product of the pair of panels of glass 2 and 3 and, thus, the residual stresses of glass panels 2 and 3 can be reduced and the strength of the multiple plate can be improved. In addition, it is possible to avoid a problem in which the distance between the glass panels 2 and 3 becomes smaller than the predetermined distance in the region in which the frit seal 4 is applied, and then the fry seal 4 is pressed and flattened and thus enlarged, and consequently the fry seal 4 can be easily perceived by a user, for example.
[122] Note that, as a method of arranging the height-maintaining member in the region in which the hermetic bonding member is formed, it is possible to use a method of mixing the glass spheres 9 into the paste for applying the frit seal 4 , and arranging the glass spheres 9 simultaneously with the frit seal 4. Additionally, the height maintenance members can be arranged in advance in the region in which the frit seal 4 is formed, by a dispersion method similar to the method of arranging the frits spacers 6 or by simultaneous photolithography at the disposal of the spacers, and after that the frit seal 4 can be applied to cover the height holding member.
[123] The height-maintaining member described in Figure 14 is arranged in the region in which the hermetic connecting member is formed, and therefore, unlike spacers, the problem in which the height-maintaining member is less likely to occur is perceived by a user and causes a bad appearance of the multiple plate. Consequently, the height-maintaining member can be a cylindrical member with a relatively large area or a continuous member with a predetermined extent in a peripheral direction of the glass panel such as the partition. With respect to a method for arranging and forming that height-maintaining member with the large area in a flat view, the photolithography mentioned above is preferred. Additionally, depending on the size of the multi-plate and the thickness of the glass panel, it is possible to produce the multi-plate that includes the height maintenance member, but does not include the spacers.
[124] Additionally, in the texts related to the above modalities, an example is described in which an exit formed in the vicinity of a corner of a glass panel is used as the exit formed in the glass panel. However, the number of exits is not limited to one. For example, in the case of the multiple sheet with the large area, aiming at the evacuation efficiency, two or more exits can be formed. In that case, two or more members of region formation are arranged to surround the respective exits, and then the internal space is divided into two or more exit regions and a region of reduced pressure or in some cases two or more regions of pressure reduced. In a case where two or more outlets are formed, at least one outlet can be formed in each of the glass panels.
[125] Additionally, instead of forming the outlet in the glass panel, a predetermined gap is provided in the hermetic connecting member formed between the peripheries of the glass panels, and air can be evacuated from the internal space using that gap as an outlet. Particularly, in the multi-plate production method of the present disclosure, the space between the pair of glass panels is divided by the region forming member, and therefore there is no need to maintain the exit region in the state of reduced pressure with respect to the finished product. Therefore, for example, an interval similar to the interval described as air passage of the region forming member can be formed in the hermetic bonding member. Alternatively or additionally, a hollow cylindrical member can be arranged in the hermetic connecting member instead of the glass sphere as the height-maintaining member in order to penetrate the hermetic connecting member, and the internal space of the hollow cylindrical member can be used as a way out. Note that two or more outlets can be formed on the hermetic link member, and alternatively, at least one outlet can be formed on each of the glass panel and the hermetic link member.
[126] Additionally, in the texts related to the above modalities, the method for connecting the evacuation tube to the outlet and reducing the pressure of the internal space with the evacuation tube is described. The use of the evacuation tube facilitates the connection with the vacuum pump and, thus, the pressure of the space between the pair of glass panels can be reduced by a conventional evacuation method. However, the evacuation tube is not necessary to evacuate the space between the pair of glass panels. For example, by connecting the vacuum pump hermetically to the glass panels hermetically connected with a ring member with predetermined flexibility that allows the ring member to be in close contact with a glass panel surface in the vicinity of a part in the which the outlet is formed, the internal space can be established in the reduced pressure state without using the evacuation tube.
[127] Additionally, in the multiple plate produced by the multi-plate production method of the present disclosure, already established multiple-plate techniques such as forming functional films made of organic or inorganic material can be added or applied in order to provide various types of optical functions such as prevention of reflection and absorption of ultraviolet or thermal insulation properties for glass panels. For example, by coating a front surface or a rear surface of at least one of the glass panels that make up the multiple sheet with a thin film made of oxide such as tin oxide (SnO2), indium oxide and tin (ITO) , and zinc oxide by a conventional method such as CVD (chemical vapor deposition) or a silver film and oxide layers stacked alternately by a spray device, an infrared reflection film that reflects a large amount of light in an infrared region and in this way the thermal insulation properties of the multiple plate can be improved. Additionally, in this case, when the space has a hollow structure, or is made of low thermal conductive material, it is possible to obtain the multiple sheet with greater thermal insulation properties.
[128] In addition, it is possible for a gas-absorbing member to improve a vacuum degree to be disposed in an internal space A of a multiple plate. In addition, a multiple sheet with a curved shape as a whole can be realized by using curved glass panels curved in one direction or two or more directions like the glass panels that make up a multiple sheet.
[129] In addition, it is possible to form a multiple sheet in which three or more glass panels are stacked at predetermined intervals as a whole by replacing at least one of the pair of glass panels with another multiple sheet. In that case, it is sufficient that at least a part of a multiple sheet stacked in the direction of thickness can be a multiple sheet produced by the production method of the present disclosure. Therefore, a multiple plate produced by the production method of the present disclosure can be used in several ways, and, for example, a multiple plate where a space between the glass panels is filled with inert gas, a multiple plate produced by the production method of the present disclosure or other method, or a multiple plate on which glass panels are stacked at predetermined intervals, but the spaces between them have atmospheric pressure can be stacked on a multiple plate produced by the production method of the present disclosure.
[130] The multiple sheets produced by the multi-sheet production method of the present disclosure as described above have high thermal insulation effects, and can be applied preferentially to window glass such as easy-to-handle ecological glass. In addition, for example, when multiple plates produced by the multi-plate production method of the present disclosure are placed on refrigerator and freezer doors, the multiple plates have high thermal insulation effects, and thus allow to check the interior of refrigerators and freezers without interfering. with the functions of refrigerators and freezers. Consequently, multiple sheets are expected to be used in home and business environments.
[131] Note that the techniques for dividing the glass panel while maintaining the evacuated space in the reduced pressure state according to the present disclosure can be applied to, in addition to multiple sheets, display devices prepared by evacuating predetermined spaces, such as plasma display panels and fluorescent indicating devices, and it is possible to produce finished products from display devices devoid of protrusions such as evacuation tubes as the products of the present disclosure. INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY
[132] As described above, it is possible to produce multiple plates that are easy to handle in a simplified manner, and therefore the multiple plate production method of the present disclosure is useful.

权利要求:
Claims (12)
[0001]
1. A method of producing multiple sheets comprising: hermetically connecting, with a hermetically bonded member, the peripheries of paired glass panels (2,3) arranged facing each other at a predetermined distance to form a space (A) to be hermetically sealed between the glass panels (2,3); evacuate air from space (A) through an outlet (7) to make space (A) in a state of reduced pressure; and dividing, after the space (A) is made to be in the state of reduced pressure, the space (A) by a region forming member in an exit region (B) that includes the exit (7), and a region of reduced pressure (C) different from the outlet region (B), characterized by the fact that a partition (5), which serves as a region forming member, is formed on a front surface (2a) of one of the glass panels (2,3) such that the region forming member and the hermetic connecting member combine to surround the outlet (7), and the partition (5) is formed on the front surface (2a) in such a way that the ends of the partition (5) are connected to the hermetic connecting member so that they surround the outlet (7) together with the hermetic connecting member.
[0002]
2. Method of producing multiple sheets, according to claim 1, characterized by the fact that: the region forming member includes an air passage that interconnects the outlet region (B) and the reduced pressure region (C ); and after the gap (A) is made to be in the reduced pressure state, the gap (A) is divided into the outlet region (B) and the reduced pressure region (C) by closing the air passage.
[0003]
3. Multiple sheet production method, according to claim 2, characterized by the fact that: the air passage is an interval (5f) between a plurality of members of region formation; and after the space (A) is made to be in a state of reduced pressure, the gap (5f) is closed by melting the region forming member.
[0004]
4. Multiple sheet production method according to claim 1, characterized by the fact that: a formation height of the region forming member before being melted is less than a formation height of the hermetic bonding member before to be melted; and after the space (A) is made to be in the reduced pressure state after the pair of glass panels (2,3) is hermetically bonded by melting the hermetic bonding member, the space (A) is divided into the region of outlet (B) and in the reduced pressure region (C) by the region forming member, reducing the distance between the pair of glass panels (2,3).
[0005]
Method of producing multiple sheets according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized by the fact that: a melting temperature of the region forming member is greater than a melting temperature of the hermetic bonding member; the space (A) is formed by hermetically connecting the pair of glass panels (2,3) at a temperature that causes the hermetic bonding member to melt to form the space (A); and after the gap (A) is made to be in the reduced pressure state, the gap (A) is divided into the exit region (B) and the reduced pressure region (C) by melting the region forming member in a temperature that causes the region-forming member to melt.
[0006]
6. Multiple sheet production method according to any one of claims 1 to 5, characterized by the fact that: after the space (A) is formed by conducting the melt inside an oven to melt the hermetic bonding member and subsequently, the space (A) is made to be in the reduced pressure state after the glass panels (2,3) are removed from the oven, the space (A) is divided into the exit region (B) and the region reduced pressure (C), again leading the melting inside the oven to melt the region forming member.
[0007]
Method of producing multiple sheets according to any one of claims 1 to 6, characterized by the fact that the outlet (7) is formed in at least one of the pair of glass panels (2,3).
[0008]
8. Multiple sheet production method according to any one of claims 1 to 7, characterized by the fact that: the space (A) is made to be in a state of reduced pressure by the use of an evacuation tube (8) connected to the outlet (7); and the evacuation tube (8) is removed after the space (A) is divided into the outlet region (B) and the reduced pressure region (C).
[0009]
Method of producing multiple sheets according to any one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that the hermetic bonding member and the region forming member are made of glass frit.
[0010]
10. Multiple sheet production method according to any one of claims 1 to 9, characterized in that a spacer (6) for maintaining a gap between the pair of glass panels (2,3) is arranged in a surface of at least one of the pair of glass panels (2,3).
[0011]
11. Multiple sheet production method according to any one of claims 1 to 10, characterized by the fact that a height-maintaining member for maintaining a gap between the pair of glass panels (2,3) is arranged in a part in which the hermetic connecting member must be formed.
[0012]
12. Multiple sheet production method according to claim 10 or 11, characterized by the fact that at least one of the spacers (6) and the height-maintaining member is formed by photolithography.

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