Patent Application
20150314422
The present invention relates to a manufacturing method of a rotary grindstone and a rotary grindstone which has been manufactured by the manufacturing method, and in particular to a manufacturing method of a rotary grindstone provided with glass cloth as a reinforcing material and a rotary grindstone which has been manufactured by the manufacturing method.
Conventionally, a rotary grindstone using glass cloth as a reinforcing material is widely known, but in particular, ones disclosed in Patent Literatures 1 and 2 are known as ones relating to the present invention.
A rotary grindstone disclosed in Patent Literature 1 is one using, as the reinforcing material, a nonwoven fabric of glass cloth having a plurality of warps arranged in parallel, a plurality of first oblique yarns obliquely intersecting the warps, and a plurality of second oblique yarns obliquely intersecting the warps from an opposite direction of the first oblique yarns.
Of course, the nonwoven fabric of the glass cloth is formed by performing impregnation of thermosetting rein to form a prepreg, laying out one sheet of the prepreg in a metal mold, further spreading mixture of abrasive grains with which liquid phenol resin is coated and powdery phenol resin in an even thickness, further stacking a sheet of the prepreg on an upper face of the mixture, and applying pressure from above. That is, the prepregs are arranged on upper and lower faces, and the abrasive grains layer is stacked therebetween so that compression molding is performed.
Next, a rotary grindstone disclosed in Patent Literature 2 will be described.
The rotary grindstone disclosed in the same Literature is a rotary grindstone where two or more layers of glass cloth have been provided inside or a surface of the rotary grindstone as the reinforcing material, wherein weaving directions of respective yarns in the glass cloth intersect each other at an angle of about 45° or 135°.
Therefore, the glass cloth is one manufactured by performing formation to prepregs with methanol-soluble phenol resin, sandwiching abrasive grains between the prepregs, and performing predetermined molding method.
Patent Literature 1: Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2001-315063
Patent Literature 2: Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. Sho57-66863
Both the conventional rotary grindstones disclosed in the above Patent Literatures 1 and 2 are ones formed by stacking the prepregs and the abrasive grain layer, and improved in rotation breaking strength and impact strength, but the rotary grindstones involve such a drawback that self-sharpening cannot be efficiently expected during uses thereof.
That is, in a rotary grindstone, abrasive grains whose blade edge have been worn constantly generate new blades but when the new blades become unusable, the abrasive grains constituting the blades fall off and next new abrasive grains appear, but at an appearing time of the new abrasive grains, in the rotary grindstones disclosed in the above Patent Literatures 1 and 2, abrasive grains generally falls off as they are without the abrasive grains being chipped, so that sharp grinding blades cannot be formed.
Therefore, there is occurs a technical problem to be solved in order to be capable of expecting self-sharpening of a rotary grindstone most efficiently and allow appearance of sharp new blades to be capable of realizing a grinding action smoothly and accurately, and an object of the present invention is to solve the above problem.
The present invention has been proposed in order to achieve the above object, and the invention described in Claim 1 provides a manufacturing method of a rotary grindstone having a central hole for fitting a shaft for grindstone rotation drive of a grinder and provided with one or a plurality of sheets of glass cloth as a reinforcing material, characterized in that the glass cloth is weaved by thirl plain weave/twill weave or leno weave composed of twist yarns having a diameter of 0.1 mm or less and formed in meshes with lengthwise and crosswise lengths of 2.0 mm or less, and the rotary grindstone is manufactured by, after attaching liquid resin to the glass cloth to produce a prepreg, attaching resin-coat abrasive grains to both faces of the prepreg; and next after pressing the prepreg formed with resin-coat abrasive grains layers on both faces of the prepreg in a press machine and performing predetermined press working using a metal mold or the like, performing baking in a baking furnace.
According to this manufacturing method, since the glass cloth is weaved by thirl plain weave/twill weave or leno weave using extremely thin twist yarns (diameter of 0.1 mm or less), it is possible to form the mesh to have lengthwise and crosswise lengths of 2.0 mm or less. Then, a rotary grindstone is manufactured by immersing the glass cloth in liquid resin to form a prepreg, next, attaching resin-coat abrasive grains from both faces of the prepreg to form resin-coat abrasive grains layers on the both faces of the prepreg, performing pressing in this state in a press machine and using a predetermined metal mold or the like. At this time, in a state where the resin-coat abrasive grains have been conjugated in respective meshes of the glass cloth, abrasive grains, resin constituting a binder and the glass cloth are bonded integrally.
Next, the invention described in Claim 2 provides a rotary grindstone manufactured by the manufacturing method according to claim 1 in a manufacturing method of a rotary grindstone having a central hole for fitting a shaft for grindstone rotation drive of a grinder and provided with one or a plurality of sheets of glass cloth as a reinforcing material, wherein the glass cloth is weaved by thirl plain weave/twill weave or leno weave composed of twist yarns having a diameter of 0.1 mm or less and formed in meshes with lengthwise and crosswise lengths of 2.0 mm or less, and the rotary grindstone is manufactured by attaching liquid resin to the glass cloth to produce a prepreg, forming resin-coated film abrasive grains to both faces of the prepreg, and further performing predetermined press working or the like.
According to this configuration, in the rotary grindstone manufactured by the manufacturing method described in claim 1, when the prepreg is formed in a state where the glass cloth whose meshes are extremely fine (lengthwise and crosswise lengths of 0.2 mm or less) is immersed in liquid resin and the liquid resin does not harden, the resin-coat abrasive grains layers are formed on both faces of the prepreg, pressing is performed from the both faces, and the rotary grindstone is manufactured via a predetermined route such as metal mold forming or the like, the resin-coat abrasive grains are integrally bonded to the glass cloth in such a state that the resin-coat abrasive grains together with resin are conjugated in the fine meshes.
In the inventions described in claim 1 and claim 2, since the glass cloth uses twist yarns of 0.1 mm or less, when it is weaved by thirl plain weave/twill weave or leno weave, the meshes with lengthwise and crosswise lengths of 2.0 mm or less can be formed. There, since liquid resin is attached to the glass cloth to form the prepreg, the prepreg itself has elasticity extremely to be prevented from being broken unintentionally and the above fine meshes are maintained. There, resin-coat abrasive grains are attached to both faces of the prepreg to form resin-coat abrasive grains layers. Then, the prepreg formed with the resin-coat abrasive grains layers is pressed by a pressing machine.
At this time, the unhardened liquid resin of the prepreg, the resin forming the resin-coats attached to the both faces of the prepreg, and abrasive grains utilizing the resin as a binder become mixed and integral, and respective abrasive grains are firmly conjugated in the respective fine meshes, so that the glass cloth and respective resins are bonded integrally as a whole.
Then, since the integrally bonded member is subjected to a finishing work via predetermined press working and braking work, in the rotary grindstone of the present invention, abrasive grains firmly conjugated in the meshes partially chip to grind a member to be ground during grinding of the member to be ground and simultaneously the chipped faces form sharp next cutting faces to perform the next grinding. By repeating such an operation, an extremely efficient self-sharpening can be expected in the rotary grindstone of this invention, and since abrasive grains chip so that sharp cutting faces appear, grinding resistance decreases and grinding heat generated between the member to be ground and the rotary grindstone is considerably low as compared with a conventional rotary grindstone.
Accordingly, a grinding efficiency is improved in grinding performed by the rotary grindstone of the present invention, such an event that grinding deflection and grinding crack of a member to be ground or precision failure of a ground face occur does not take place at all, extremely efficient self-sharpening can be expected, and since such a rotary grindstone can be formed in an extremely thin shape as compared with a conventional one, material is reduced and manufacture is performed efficiently by simple equipment.
In order to achieve such an object that self-sharpening of a rotary grindstone can be expected highest efficiently and cutting faces formed by abrasive grains performing grinding action are sharp and can sequentially appear during grinding of a member to be ground, the present invention is realized by providing a manufacturing method of a rotary grindstone having a central hole for fitting a shaft for grindstone rotation drive of a grinder and provided with one or a plurality of sheets of glass cloth as a reinforcing material, characterized in that the glass cloth is weaved by thirl plain weave/twill weave or leno weave composed of twist yarns having a diameter of 0.1 mm or less and formed in meshes with lengthwise and crosswise lengths of 2.0 mm or less, and the rotary grindstone is manufactured by, after attaching liquid resin to the glass cloth to produce a prepreg, attaching resin-coat abrasive grains to both faces of the prepreg, and next after pressing the prepreg formed with the resin-coat abrasive grains layers on both faces of the prepreg in a press machine and performing predetermined press working using a metal mold or the like, and performing baking in a baking furnace, and a rotary grindstone which has been manufactured by a manufacturing method described in Claim 1.
A preferred example of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to
Incidentally, the rotary grindstone 1 according to the present invention is manufactured via manufacturing steps described later, but one to be emphasized as one of the most important constituent elements in the present invention is a special configuration of glass cloth 4 provided as a reinforcing material. That is, as shown in
Therefore, manufacturing steps of the rotary grindstone 1 of the present invention will be described according to a flowchart in
In formation of the resin-coat abrasive grains layer, the resin-coat abrasive grains layer is formed by mixing the abrasive grains 5, 5 . . . and the resin serving as a binder to form resin abrasive grains and attaching the resin abrasive grains to both faces of the prepreg 6. Various methods such as the resin-coat abrasive grains is applied to both faces of the prepreg 6 by a brush, a spray gun is used, or spatula paining or an elastic roller is used are thought, but the resin-coat abrasive grains layers can be attached to the both faces of the prepreg even by either of the methods, and the attaching method is not specified. Next, at step 4, the prepreg 6 both faces of which have been attached with the resin-coat abrasive grains layers is pressed by a pressing machine. At this time, the respective abrasive grains 5, 5 . . . are formed in an extremely flat shape in a state where they have been wholly conjugated in either of the meshes 4a, 4a . . . integrally together with resin. Next, at step 5, formation to a predetermined shape is performed in a metal mold, pressurization is performed by a pressing machine at step 6, and baking finishing is performed in a baking furnace at step 7.
As a test result, it has been proven that a significant difference in performance is present between the rotary grindstone 1 of the present invention manufactured via the above steps and a comparative example which is said as a highest quality product.
Further, sums of a grinding amount for 100 minutes of the above comparative example and the present invention are shown in
As shown in
From the graphs of
Therefore, a state where a member to be ground 7 is being ground by the rotary grindstone 1 of the present invention will be described with reference to
As shown in
Of course, it is obvious that the rotary grindstone of the present invention improves rotation breaking strength and impact strength.
The rotary grindstone of the present invention can be utilized for not only grinding but also a manufacturing method of an offset-type rotary grindstone for polishing, a flat rotary grindstone for cutting, and the like.
Incidentally, the present invention can be modified variously without departing from the scope of the present invention, and the present invention reaches modified ones, of course.
| Number | Date | Country | Kind |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2014-093283 | Apr 2014 | JP | national |
