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JP5061691B2 - Diagnosis method and apparatus for mold thermocouple in continuous casting equipment - Google Patents

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JP5061691B2
JP5061691B2 JP2007097910A JP2007097910A JP5061691B2 JP 5061691 B2 JP5061691 B2 JP 5061691B2 JP 2007097910 A JP2007097910 A JP 2007097910A JP 2007097910 A JP2007097910 A JP 2007097910A JP 5061691 B2 JP5061691 B2 JP 5061691B2
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本発明は、連続鋳造設備に用いられる鋳型熱電対の正常・異常、より具体的には鋳型熱電対の設置状態の正常・異常を診断する鋳型熱電対の診断方法及び装置に関する。   The present invention relates to a mold thermocouple diagnosis method and apparatus for diagnosing normality / abnormality of a mold thermocouple used in a continuous casting facility, more specifically, normality / abnormality of the installation state of the mold thermocouple.

連続鋳造設備の鋳型の温度は、拘束性ブレークアウトの予防や、鋳型内の溶鋼流動状況の監視、溶鋼レベルの間接測定等の目的で、主に温度センサーとして熱電対を使って連続的に測定されている。そして、これら測定温度を安定して長期間測定することが、上記の種々の目的を達成するためには不可欠となっている。   Continuous casting equipment mold temperature is measured continuously using a thermocouple as a temperature sensor, mainly for the purpose of preventing constraining breakout, monitoring molten steel flow in the mold, and indirectly measuring the molten steel level. Has been. And it is indispensable to stably measure these measurement temperatures for a long period of time in order to achieve the above various purposes.

連続鋳造設備の鋳型に用いられる熱電対は、高温、多湿、振動、粉塵多いといった劣悪な環境化において、安定して温度を測定する必要から、裸素線での使用をさけてシース熱電対を用いている。
また、測定箇所に熱電対を溶接や接着材を使って固定すると振動による断線や剥離が発生し易いため、シース熱電対をばね等で機械的に測定点に押し付ける取り付け構造を採用していることが多い。
Thermocouples used in molds for continuous casting equipment need to measure the temperature stably in a poor environment such as high temperature, high humidity, vibration, and a lot of dust. Used.
In addition, if the thermocouple is fixed to the measurement location using welding or adhesive, disconnection or peeling due to vibration is likely to occur, so a mounting structure that mechanically presses the sheath thermocouple against the measurement point with a spring or the like is adopted. There are many.

しかしながら、上記のような対策を講じても、長期間の使用により熱電対が異常となることがあり、異常になった熱電対では当然のことながら正常な温度測定が行えず、上記目的が達成できない。
そこで、熱電対の正常・異常を診断する必要があるが、熱電対の異常状態のうち、断線についてはバーンアウト機能等で簡易に判別できる。
ところが、センサー個体のバラツキや取り付け時のバラツキによる測定誤差や、測定の応答性の鈍化や、測定精度の劣化といった、断線のように全く測温データが得られないのではなく、何らかの測温データが得られる状態の熱電対の異常を検知することは容易ではなく、種々の研究がなされている。
However, even if the above measures are taken, the thermocouple may become abnormal due to long-term use, and the abnormal temperature cannot be measured normally by the abnormal thermocouple, and the above purpose is achieved. Can not.
Therefore, it is necessary to diagnose the normality / abnormality of the thermocouple, but among the abnormal states of the thermocouple, disconnection can be easily determined by a burnout function or the like.
However, it is not possible to obtain temperature measurement data at all due to disconnection such as measurement error due to sensor individual variation or mounting variation, measurement responsiveness slowdown, measurement accuracy degradation, etc. It is not easy to detect an abnormality of a thermocouple in a state where the above can be obtained, and various studies have been made.

このような、何らかの測温データが得られる状態における熱電対の正常・異常を診断する提案として、以下のものがある。
(1)複数個の熱電対を鋳型の取り付け部位毎にグループ分けし、鋳型に取り付けられた状態において熱電対を蒸気等で加熱し、各熱電対の起電力を測定して温度に変換し、予め決められた基準値と比較することにより熱電対の正常異常を判定する方法(特許文献1参照)。
There are the following proposals for diagnosing normality / abnormality of thermocouples in a state where some kind of temperature measurement data is obtained.
(1) A plurality of thermocouples are grouped for each mold attachment site, and the thermocouples are heated with steam or the like in a state where they are attached to the mold, and the electromotive force of each thermocouple is measured and converted into temperature. A method of determining normality / abnormality of a thermocouple by comparing with a predetermined reference value (see Patent Document 1).

(2)実操業中の測温データを元に、異なる位置に取り付けられた熱電対の温度変化の頻度を規格化して基準値と比較することにより、応答性の劣化した熱電対を判定する方法、測温データの平均値が所定温度範囲内にあることで測温部に浸水していることを判定する方法、および鋳造開始時の温度上昇時の温度変化率および到達最高温度をそれぞれ基準値と比較して応答性の劣化した熱電対を判定する方法(特許文献2参照)。
特開平8−159883号公報 特開2004−314126号公報
(2) Based on temperature measurement data during actual operation, standardize the frequency of temperature changes of thermocouples attached at different positions and compare them with reference values to determine thermocouples with degraded responsiveness , The method of determining that the temperature measurement data is inundated when the average value of the temperature measurement data is within the specified temperature range, and the rate of temperature change and the maximum temperature reached at the start of casting A method of determining a thermocouple having a deteriorated response as compared with (see Patent Document 2).
JP-A-8-159883 JP 2004-314126 A

特許文献1に記載のものは、熱電対を設置したときの個々のバラツキをなくし、異常な熱電対を補修、交換することにより鋳型の使用開始時には正常な状態で熱電対が設置されていることを事前に管理できるといった利点がある。
しかしながら、操業状態での使用中という劣悪な環境において測定特性が徐々に劣化していくことをオンラインで検知することは難しい。
また、熱電対取り付け施工時に鋳型を蒸気等で高温に加熱するといった危険で手間のかかる作業を実施しなければならないといった問題点もある。
The one described in Patent Document 1 eliminates individual variations when thermocouples are installed, and repairs and replaces abnormal thermocouples so that the thermocouples are installed in a normal state at the start of mold use. There is an advantage that can be managed in advance.
However, it is difficult to detect on-line that the measurement characteristics gradually deteriorate in an inferior environment such as being used in an operating state.
In addition, there is a problem that a troublesome work such as heating the mold to a high temperature with steam or the like must be performed at the time of installing the thermocouple.

他方、特許文献2に記載のものは、操業中のオンラインの測温データ-に基づいて判定するため、操業中の熱電対設置環境による測定特性の変化を速やかに検知し、異常熱電対に対する処置をオンラインで行えるといった利点がある。
しかしながら、実操業における測定データ-に基づいて判定を行っているため、異常とみられるような測温特性の変化があったとしても、それが鋳型内の溶鋼流動や鋳型と溶鋼間に存在するパウダーフィルムの流動状況といった操業状況に起因して発生しているものなのか、熱電対や熱電対の設置状態の劣化に起因して発生しているものなのかを明確に判別することは困難であり、熱電対の正常・異常を正確に判定するのが難しいという問題点かある。
On the other hand, since the thing of patent document 2 is judged based on the online temperature measurement data in operation, the change of the measurement characteristic by the thermocouple installation environment in operation is detected rapidly, and the measure with respect to an abnormal thermocouple There is an advantage that can be done online.
However, since the judgment is based on the measurement data in actual operation, even if there is a change in the temperature measurement characteristic that seems to be abnormal, it is the powder that exists between the molten steel flow in the mold and between the mold and molten steel. It is difficult to clearly determine whether it is caused by operating conditions such as film flow or whether it is caused by deterioration of the thermocouple or thermocouple installation. The problem is that it is difficult to accurately determine whether the thermocouple is normal or abnormal.

さらに、上記のいずれの特許文献のものも、熱電対の測温信号に基づいて熱電対の正常・異常を判定していることから、異常と判定されたとしても、それが熱電対そのものの不具合に起因するのか、それとも熱電対の設置状態の劣化によるものかを判別することはできない。
そのため、異常と判定されてもその後の対策、すなわち熱電対自体を交換すべきなのか、熱電対の設置状態を改善すべきなのかを知ることができないという問題があった。
Furthermore, since any of the above-mentioned patent documents determines the normality / abnormality of the thermocouple based on the temperature measurement signal of the thermocouple, even if it is determined to be abnormal, it is a malfunction of the thermocouple itself. It is not possible to determine whether it is caused by the deterioration of the installation state of the thermocouple.
For this reason, even if it is determined as abnormal, there is a problem that it is not possible to know whether the subsequent measures, that is, whether the thermocouple itself should be replaced or the thermocouple installation state should be improved.

本発明は、上記従来技術の有する問題点を解決するためになされたものであり、操業状態と同様の取付状態において的確に熱電対の正常・異常を診断できる連続鋳造設備における鋳型熱電対の診断方法及び装置を得ることを目的としている。   The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, and diagnosis of mold thermocouples in continuous casting equipment that can accurately diagnose normality / abnormality of thermocouples in the same mounting state as the operating state. The object is to obtain a method and a device.

鋳型熱電対による温度計測が不良になる原因としては、熱電対そのものが異常になる場合、熱電対の設置状態が異常になる場合、これら両方が異常になる場合等が考えられる。
前述したように、最近の鋳型熱電対は鋳型に対してばね等によって機械的に押し付けて取り付けられているものが多い。
そのため、熱電対の取付当初から取付状態にばらつきがある場合や、ばね等の押し付け手段の不具合によって押し付け不良になる場合や、あるいは熱電対の先端と鋳型との間に蒸気などによる酸化皮膜が形成され、これによって鋳型熱電対の鋳型への接触状態が不良になる場合が考えられる。
Possible causes for the temperature measurement by the mold thermocouple to be defective include a case where the thermocouple itself becomes abnormal, a case where the thermocouple is installed abnormally, a case where both of these become abnormal, and the like.
As described above, many recent mold thermocouples are mechanically pressed against the mold by a spring or the like and attached.
For this reason, when the thermocouple is mounted from the beginning, there is a variation in the mounting state, or when the pressing failure occurs due to a failure in the pressing means such as a spring, or an oxide film is formed between the tip of the thermocouple and the mold. Thus, there may be a case where the contact state of the mold thermocouple with the mold becomes poor.

発明者は、鋳型熱電対による温度計測が不良になる原因について調査したところ、上述した原因のうちで鋳型熱電対と鋳型との接触状態が異常になることに起因するものが多いとの知見を得た。
ところが、従来においては、鋳型熱電対による測温信号に基づいて鋳型熱電対の正常、異常を判定していたため、前述したように、鋳型熱電対事態の異常なのか接触状態の異常なのかを特定できず、その後の対策を円滑に採ることができないという問題があった。
そこで、発明者は、鋳型熱電対と鋳型との接触状態の正常・異常を確実に診断することができれば、鋳型熱電対による温度測定の異常原因を的確に判定することができるとの着想を得た。
The inventor investigated the cause of the poor temperature measurement by the mold thermocouple, and found that among the above-mentioned causes, there are many that are caused by the abnormal contact state between the mold thermocouple and the mold. Obtained.
However, in the past, normality / abnormality of the mold thermocouple was determined based on the temperature measurement signal from the mold thermocouple, and as described above, it was determined whether the mold thermocouple situation was abnormal or the contact state was abnormal. There was a problem that it was not possible to take subsequent measures smoothly.
Therefore, the inventor obtained the idea that if the normality / abnormality of the contact state between the mold thermocouple and the mold can be reliably diagnosed, the cause of temperature measurement abnormality by the mold thermocouple can be accurately determined. It was.

そして、鋳型熱電対からの測温信号によって鋳型熱電対の異常を判定するという従来の発想を転換して、鋳型熱電対からの測温信号に基づくのではなく、鋳型熱電対と鋳型との電気抵抗を測定することにより熱電対の接触状態を診断するという新規な着想を得た。そして、そのためには、鋳型熱電対として、接地式シース熱電対を用いることで簡易な手段での測定が可能であるとの知見を得て、本発明を完成したものである。
具体的には、以下の構成を備えている。
Then, the conventional idea of determining abnormality of the mold thermocouple based on the temperature measurement signal from the mold thermocouple is changed, and instead of being based on the temperature measurement signal from the mold thermocouple, the electricity between the mold thermocouple and the mold is changed. The novel idea of diagnosing the contact state of thermocouples by measuring resistance was obtained. For this purpose, the present invention has been completed by obtaining the knowledge that measurement by simple means is possible by using a grounded sheath thermocouple as the mold thermocouple.
Specifically, the following configuration is provided.

(1)本発明に係る鋳型熱電対の診断方法は、連続鋳造設備の鋳型に取り付けられる温度センサーの設置状態の正常・異常を診断する鋳型熱電対の診断方法であって、前記温度センサーとして接地式シース熱電対を、機械的に鋳型側に押し付けた状態で、かつ、該接地式シース熱電対の先端以外を電気的に絶縁した状態で取り付け、前記接地式シース熱電対のプラス端子および/またはマイナス端子と前記鋳型本体間の電気抵抗を測定し、その測定値が予め定めた基準範囲を外れたときに当該熱電対を異常と判定することを特徴とするものである。 (1) A mold thermocouple diagnosis method according to the present invention is a mold thermocouple diagnosis method for diagnosing normality / abnormality of an installation state of a temperature sensor attached to a mold of a continuous casting facility, and grounding as the temperature sensor. The sheath type thermocouple is attached in a state where it is mechanically pressed to the mold side and is electrically insulated except for the tip of the ground type sheath thermocouple, and the positive terminal of the ground type sheath thermocouple and / or The electrical resistance between the negative terminal and the mold body is measured, and when the measured value is out of a predetermined reference range, the thermocouple is determined to be abnormal.

本発明においては、鋳型熱電対と鋳型との電気抵抗を測定することにより鋳型熱電対の接触状態を簡易に診断できるとの発想を得、そのために、熱電対の測温部の電気抵抗を簡易に測定できる接地式シース熱電対を用いたものである。つまり、鋳型熱電対の接触状態を診断するために熱電対として接地式シース熱電対を用いるという着想自体が新規なものである。   In the present invention, the idea that the contact state of the mold thermocouple can be easily diagnosed by measuring the electrical resistance between the mold thermocouple and the mold is obtained. For this purpose, the electrical resistance of the thermocouple temperature measuring unit is simplified. A grounding type sheathed thermocouple that can be measured is used. That is, the idea itself of using a grounded sheath thermocouple as a thermocouple for diagnosing the contact state of the mold thermocouple is novel.

(2)また、本発明に係る鋳型熱電対の正常・異常診断装置は、連続鋳造設備の鋳型に取り付けられる温度センサーの設置状態の正常・異常を診断するものであって、前記鋳型に機械的に押し付けた状態で取り付けられた接地式シース熱電対と、前記接地式シース熱電対をその先端以外を電気的に絶縁した状態で取付ける取付手段と、前記接地式シース熱電対のプラス端子および/またはマイナス端子と鋳型本体との電気抵抗を測定する抵抗測定装置と、該抵抗測定装置で測定された抵抗値が予め設定した範囲を超えたときに当該熱電対を異常と判定する判定手段と、を備えたことを特徴とするものである。 (2) The mold thermocouple normality / abnormality diagnosis apparatus according to the present invention is for diagnosing normality / abnormality of the installation state of the temperature sensor attached to the mold of the continuous casting equipment, A grounded sheath thermocouple attached to the grounded sheath thermocouple, attachment means for attaching the grounded sheath thermocouple in a state of being electrically insulated except for its tip, a positive terminal of the grounded sheath thermocouple, and / or A resistance measuring device that measures the electrical resistance between the negative terminal and the mold body, and a determination unit that determines that the thermocouple is abnormal when the resistance value measured by the resistance measuring device exceeds a preset range. It is characterized by having.

(3)また、上記(2)に記載の鋳型熱電対の診断装置において、接地式シース熱電対の測温信号を入力して温度に変換する熱電対温度変換器を備えた鋳型温度管理装置に設けられて鋳型熱電対の正常・異常を診断するものであって、前記接地式シース熱電対のプラス端子および/またはマイナス端子と抵抗測定装置の接続と、前記接地式シース熱電対のプラス端子および/またはマイナス端子と前記熱電対温度変換器の接続とを、相互に切り替える熱電対信号切替手段を備えたことを特徴とするものである。 (3) Further, in the mold thermocouple diagnosis apparatus according to (2), a mold temperature management apparatus including a thermocouple temperature converter that inputs a temperature measurement signal of a grounded sheath thermocouple and converts the temperature measurement signal into a temperature. It is provided for diagnosing normality / abnormality of the mold thermocouple, the plus terminal and / or the minus terminal of the grounded sheath thermocouple and the resistance measuring device, the plus terminal of the grounded sheath thermocouple, and A thermocouple signal switching means for switching between the minus terminal and the connection of the thermocouple temperature converter is provided.

本発明においては、接地式シース熱電対のプラス端子および/またはマイナス端子と前記鋳型本体間の電気抵抗を測定し、その測定値が予め定めた基準範囲を外れたときに当該熱電対を異常と判定するようにしたので、鋳型に熱電対を取り付けた時の各熱電対の正常、異常判定が、蒸気等で加熱して検査することなく、安全に実行できる。
また、異常を発見した際の異常熱電対に対して、鋳型の接触部や熱電対先端の清掃(酸化皮膜等の除去)や、押し付けばねの補修、熱電対の交換といった具体的な対処が可能になる。
In the present invention, the electrical resistance between the positive terminal and / or the negative terminal of the grounding type sheathed thermocouple and the mold body is measured, and the thermocouple is regarded as abnormal when the measured value is out of a predetermined reference range. Since the determination is made, the normality / abnormality determination of each thermocouple when the thermocouple is attached to the mold can be executed safely without being heated and inspected with steam or the like.
In addition, for abnormal thermocouples when an abnormality is discovered, specific measures such as cleaning the mold contact part and thermocouple tip (removing oxide film, etc.), repairing the pressing spring, and exchanging the thermocouple are possible. become.

さらに、鋳型が連続鋳造機に搭載され操業中に使われている状態であっても、鋳造停止中の短い時間の間に、鋳型をオフラインとすることなく、熱電対の診断を簡易に行い、その判定をすることができる。
また、操業中であっても短時間の間、診断対象となる熱電対の測定を中断すれば、本発明の方法によって当該熱電対を診断することができ、この意味では操業中の診断も可能である。
さらに、測定される接触抵抗値を管理することにより、操業起因による温度変化と環境起因による温度変化の判別をより明確に行うことが可能となり、異常熱電対の判別精度を向上させることもできる。
In addition, even when the mold is mounted on a continuous casting machine and used during operation, the thermocouple can be easily diagnosed without taking the mold off-line for a short time during the stoppage of casting. That determination can be made.
In addition, if the measurement of a thermocouple to be diagnosed is interrupted for a short time even during operation, the thermocouple can be diagnosed by the method of the present invention. In this sense, the diagnosis during operation is also possible. It is.
Furthermore, by managing the measured contact resistance value, it is possible to more clearly determine the temperature change due to operation and the temperature change due to the environment, and it is possible to improve the discrimination accuracy of the abnormal thermocouple.

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図1は本発明の一実施の形態に係る鋳型熱電対の正常・異常診断方法の説明図である。
図1は、鋳型の一部の断面を模式的に示したものであり、鋳型銅板1の外面側に設けられたバックアッププレート3を貫通して接地式シース熱電対5を設置した状態を示している。
本実施の形態に係る鋳型熱電対の正常・異常診断方法は、鋳型温度を測定する温度センサーとして接地式シース熱電対5を用いることを前提としている。
なお、本実施の形態において、接地式シース熱電対5を表現するときに、単に「熱電対」という場合がある。
[Embodiment 1]
FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of a normal / abnormal diagnosis method for a mold thermocouple according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 1 schematically shows a cross section of a part of a mold, and shows a state in which a grounded sheath thermocouple 5 is installed through a backup plate 3 provided on the outer surface side of the mold copper plate 1. Yes.
The normal / abnormal diagnosis method for the mold thermocouple according to the present embodiment is based on the premise that the grounded sheath thermocouple 5 is used as a temperature sensor for measuring the mold temperature.
In the present embodiment, when the grounded sheath thermocouple 5 is expressed, it may be simply referred to as “thermocouple”.

ここで、接地式シース熱電対5について説明する。図2は接地式シース熱電対5の要部の説明図である。シース熱電対は、熱電対素線13を金属シース内に納め、酸化マグネシウム等の無機絶縁物で充填密封して一体化したものである。本実施の形態で用いるものは接地型であり、図2に示されるように、素線の先端が金属からならなるシース先端部15に接合されたものである。シース式熱電対には、素線と先端金属部が接地していない非接地型のものもあるが、本発明では、熱電対と鋳型との接触状態を簡易に診断するために、接地式シース熱電対5を用いるのである。   Here, the grounding type sheathed thermocouple 5 will be described. FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of a main part of the grounding type sheathed thermocouple 5. In the sheath thermocouple, a thermocouple wire 13 is placed in a metal sheath, and is filled and sealed with an inorganic insulator such as magnesium oxide and integrated. What is used in the present embodiment is a grounding type, and as shown in FIG. 2, the tip of the strand is joined to a sheath tip 15 made of metal. Some sheathed thermocouples are non-grounded types in which the wire and the tip metal part are not grounded. However, in the present invention, in order to easily diagnose the contact state between the thermocouple and the mold, a grounded sheath is used. A thermocouple 5 is used.

接地式シース熱電対5は、図1に示すように、ばね7によって鋳型側に押し付けるように設置されている。さらに、接地式シース熱電対5は、測温部となる先端部以外を電気的に絶縁した状態で取り付けられている。具体的には、接地式シース熱電対5を、絶縁部材9を介してバックアッププレート3に取り付け、接地式シース熱電対5の外管と絶縁部材9との間に接地式シース熱電対5を鋳型側に付勢するばね7を設置している。
そして、接地式シース熱電対5のプラス端子およびマイナス端子と鋳型銅板1との抵抗値を、例えばテスター11によって測定する。
測定された抵抗値が予め定めた基準値の範囲を外れたときに当該熱電対を異常、より正確には熱電対の接触状態が異常であると判定する。
As shown in FIG. 1, the grounding type sheathed thermocouple 5 is installed so as to be pressed against the mold side by a spring 7. Furthermore, the grounding type sheathed thermocouple 5 is attached in a state where the portions other than the tip portion serving as the temperature measuring portion are electrically insulated. Specifically, the grounding type sheathed thermocouple 5 is attached to the backup plate 3 via the insulating member 9, and the grounding type sheathed thermocouple 5 is molded between the outer tube of the grounding type sheathed thermocouple 5 and the insulating member 9. A spring 7 is installed to bias the side.
Then, the resistance value between the plus terminal and the minus terminal of the grounded sheath thermocouple 5 and the mold copper plate 1 is measured by, for example, a tester 11.
When the measured resistance value is out of the predetermined reference value range, it is determined that the thermocouple is abnormal, more precisely, the contact state of the thermocouple is abnormal.

上記のように、本実施の形態においては、例えば鋳型のメンテナンスの時に、図1に示すようにして熱電対と鋳型との接触抵抗値を測定し、この測定値を予め定めた基準値の範囲と比較することで、接地式シース熱電対5と鋳型との接触状態を診断する。
例えば、接地式シース熱電対5を鋳型に押し付けるばね7の付勢力が経年あるいは何らかの要因により低下したような場合、あるいは熱電対の先端と鋳型との間に蒸気などによる酸化皮膜が形成された場合等には、鋳型熱電対の鋳型への接触状態が悪化し、抵抗値が大きくなる。
As described above, in the present embodiment, for example, at the time of mold maintenance, the contact resistance value between the thermocouple and the mold is measured as shown in FIG. 1, and the measured value is within a predetermined reference value range. The contact state between the grounding type sheathed thermocouple 5 and the mold is diagnosed.
For example, when the urging force of the spring 7 that presses the grounding type sheathed thermocouple 5 against the mold has decreased over time or for some reason, or when an oxide film such as steam is formed between the tip of the thermocouple and the mold For example, the contact state of the mold thermocouple with the mold deteriorates and the resistance value increases.

測定された抵抗値が、予め設定した基準値の範囲を超えている場合には、熱電対の接触状態が異常であると判定する。なお、素線の断線の場合には抵抗値が無限大になるので、抵抗値が無限大ではなく、所定の正常値の範囲を超えているような場合が、接触不良と判定される。
接触状態不良と判定されれば、対象となった熱電対を取り出し、ばね7の交換や、シース先端部15の研磨など接触不良に対する具体的な対応策を適切に講じることができる。
このように、本実施の形態によれば、熱電対の不具合の中でも頻繁に生ずる接触不良を特定できるので、その後の対策を適切にとることができる。
When the measured resistance value exceeds the preset reference value range, it is determined that the contact state of the thermocouple is abnormal. Since the resistance value is infinite in the case of a broken wire, the case where the resistance value is not infinite and exceeds a predetermined normal value range is determined as a contact failure.
If it is determined that the contact state is poor, the target thermocouple can be taken out, and specific countermeasures against the contact failure such as replacement of the spring 7 and polishing of the sheath tip 15 can be appropriately taken.
As described above, according to the present embodiment, it is possible to identify a contact failure that frequently occurs even in a thermocouple failure, and therefore it is possible to appropriately take subsequent measures.

なお、上記の実施の形態1においては、接地式シース熱電対5のプラス端子およびマイナス端子と鋳型銅板1との抵抗値を測定するようにしたが、接地式シース熱電対5のプラス端子またはマイナス端子のいずれかと鋳型銅板1との抵抗値を測定するようにしてもよい。   In the first embodiment, the resistance value between the plus and minus terminals of the grounding type sheathed thermocouple 5 and the mold copper plate 1 is measured. However, the plus or minus terminal of the grounding type sheathed thermocouple 5 is measured. The resistance value between any one of the terminals and the copper mold plate 1 may be measured.

また、上記の実施の形態1では、メンテナンスの時期や稼動前のときなどを想定して、直接鋳型銅板1と接地式シース熱電対5のプラス端子及びマイナス端子との抵抗値を測定するようにした。
しかしながら、鋳造はしていなくても操業時の状態では、直接鋳型銅板1との抵抗値を測定するのは困難である。その場合には、鋳型銅板1と同電位にある接地ベースとの抵抗値を測定すればよい。この場合であっても、抵抗値の絶対値が必要なのではなく、正常状態における抵抗値と相対値をもって正常・異常を判定するのであるから、問題はない。
In the first embodiment, the resistance value between the positive mold copper plate 1 and the plus terminal and the minus terminal of the grounding type sheathed thermocouple 5 is directly measured on the assumption of the time of maintenance or before operation. did.
However, even if it is not cast, it is difficult to directly measure the resistance value with the mold copper plate 1 in the state of operation. In that case, the resistance value between the mold copper plate 1 and the ground base at the same potential may be measured. Even in this case, there is no problem because the absolute value of the resistance value is not necessary and normal / abnormal is determined based on the resistance value and the relative value in the normal state.

また、上記の実施の形態では、接地式シース熱電対5を、絶縁部材9を介して取り付けるようにしたが、絶縁部材9を使用しなくても接地式シース熱電対5の外管を絶縁処理してもよい。   Further, in the above embodiment, the grounding type sheathed thermocouple 5 is attached via the insulating member 9, but the outer tube of the grounding type sheathed thermocouple 5 is insulated without using the insulating member 9. May be.

[実施の形態2]
図3は本発明の実施の形態2の説明図である。
本実施の形態に係る鋳型熱電対の診断装置は、接地式シース熱電対5の測温信号を入力して温度に変換する熱電対温度変換器21を備えた鋳型温度管理装置20に設けられて鋳型熱電対の正常・異常をオンラインで診断できるようにしたものである。
そのため、本実施の形態に係る鋳型熱電対の診断装置は、接地式シース熱電対5のプラス端子および/またはマイナス端子と鋳型1との接触抵抗を測定する抵抗測定装置17と、抵抗測定装置によって測定された抵抗値を入力して入力された抵抗値が予め定めた基準値の範囲内にあるかどうかを判定する熱電対抵抗管理端末19と、接地式シース熱電対5のプラス端子および/またはマイナス端子と抵抗測定装置17の接続と、接地式シース熱電対のプラス端子および/またはマイナス端子と熱電対温度変換器21の接続とを、相互に切り替える熱電対信号切替盤23を備えている。
[Embodiment 2]
FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
The mold thermocouple diagnosis apparatus according to the present embodiment is provided in a mold temperature management apparatus 20 including a thermocouple temperature converter 21 that inputs a temperature measurement signal of the grounded sheath thermocouple 5 and converts the temperature measurement signal into a temperature. The mold thermocouple can be diagnosed online for normality / abnormality.
Therefore, the mold thermocouple diagnosis device according to the present embodiment includes a resistance measurement device 17 that measures the contact resistance between the plus terminal and / or the minus terminal of the grounded sheath thermocouple 5 and the mold 1, and a resistance measurement device. A thermocouple resistance management terminal 19 for determining whether or not the input resistance value is within a range of a predetermined reference value by inputting the measured resistance value, the plus terminal of the grounded sheath thermocouple 5 and / or A thermocouple signal switching board 23 is provided to switch the connection between the minus terminal and the resistance measuring device 17 and the plus terminal and / or the minus terminal of the grounded sheath thermocouple and the thermocouple temperature converter 21.

熱電対抵抗管理端末19は、パーソナルコンピュータからなり、抵抗測定装置17からの各熱電対の測定抵抗値を入力して、入力された抵抗値が予め設定されている基準値の範囲にあるかどうかを判定する判定手段としての機能を有する。この判定手段としての機能は、パーソナルコンピュータに記憶された所定のプログラムがCPUによって実行されて実現されるものである。   The thermocouple resistance management terminal 19 is composed of a personal computer, inputs the measured resistance value of each thermocouple from the resistance measuring device 17, and determines whether or not the input resistance value is within a preset reference value range. It has a function as a judging means for judging. The function as the determination means is realized by a predetermined program stored in the personal computer being executed by the CPU.

鋳型温度管理装置20は、熱電対から入力される電気信号を測定温度に変換する熱電対温度変換器21、熱電対温度変換器21に接続されて測温データを収集するデータ収集装置25、溶鋼流動データが記憶された流動データサーバ27、ブレークアウト(BO)に関するデータが記憶されたBOデータサーバ29、流動データや測温データに基づいて溶鋼の流動状態を監視する流動監視端末31、BOデータや測温データに基づいてBO発生の予知・監視を行なうBO予知監視端末33を備えている。
そして、測温データに基づいて鋳型内の溶鋼の流動状態やBO発生の予知監視を行なっている。
The mold temperature management device 20 includes a thermocouple temperature converter 21 that converts an electric signal input from a thermocouple into a measurement temperature, a data collection device 25 that is connected to the thermocouple temperature converter 21 and collects temperature measurement data, and molten steel. Flow data server 27 storing flow data, BO data server 29 storing data related to breakout (BO), flow monitoring terminal 31 for monitoring the flow state of molten steel based on flow data and temperature measurement data, BO data And a BO prediction monitoring terminal 33 for predicting and monitoring the occurrence of BO based on temperature measurement data.
Based on the temperature measurement data, the state of flow of molten steel in the mold and the predictive monitoring of the occurrence of BO are performed.

上記のように構成された、本実施の形態においては、鋳型鋳造中においては、熱電対信号切換盤23によって接地式シース熱電対5の信号を熱電対温度変換器21側に送信できるようにする。そして、熱電対によって鋳型温度測定を行い、流動監視やBO予知監視を行なう。   In the present embodiment configured as described above, the signal of the grounded sheath thermocouple 5 can be transmitted to the thermocouple temperature converter 21 side by the thermocouple signal switching board 23 during mold casting. . Then, the mold temperature is measured by a thermocouple, and flow monitoring and BO prediction monitoring are performed.

鋳造停止中において、熱電対信号切換盤23によって、接地式シース熱電対5と抵抗測定装置17と接続して、抵抗測定ができるようにする。この状態で、抵抗測定装置17によって各接地式シース熱電対5の接触抵抗を測定し、測定値を熱電対抵抗管理端末19に出力する。
熱電対抵抗管理端末19では、入力された各熱電対の抵抗値を予め設定した基準となる抵抗値と比較して、その基準値の範囲にある場合には、正常と判定し、範囲を超えている場合いは異常と判定する。
While casting is stopped, the thermocouple signal switching board 23 is connected to the grounding type sheathed thermocouple 5 and the resistance measuring device 17 so that the resistance can be measured. In this state, the resistance measurement device 17 measures the contact resistance of each grounded sheath thermocouple 5 and outputs the measured value to the thermocouple resistance management terminal 19.
In the thermocouple resistance management terminal 19, the resistance value of each input thermocouple is compared with a reference resistance value set in advance, and if it is within the range of the reference value, it is determined as normal and exceeds the range. If it is, it is determined as abnormal.

図4は、熱電対抵抗管理端末19のモニタに表示されたグラフであり、鋳型の長辺側である鋳型1面と鋳型3面に設置した熱電対の抵抗値を測定したときのデータをグラフ表示している。横軸が熱電対Noであり、設置された熱電対の番号を示している。縦軸は、接触抵抗値を示している。また、図中の黒塗りの菱形が1面側であり、白抜きの四角が3面側である。
図4から分かるように、1面側に設置したNo8とNo10の熱電対が他のものに比較して高い抵抗値を示している。
FIG. 4 is a graph displayed on the monitor of the thermocouple resistance management terminal 19, and graphs the data when the resistance values of the thermocouples installed on the mold 1 surface and the mold 3 surface on the long side of the mold are measured. it's shown. The horizontal axis is the thermocouple number, and indicates the number of the installed thermocouple. The vertical axis represents the contact resistance value. Moreover, the black rhombus in the figure is the first surface side, and the white square is the third surface side.
As can be seen from FIG. 4, the No. 8 and No. 10 thermocouples installed on the one surface side have higher resistance values than the other thermocouples.

したがって、熱電対抵抗管理端末19は、No8とNo10において測定された抵抗値が予め設定した基準値の範囲を超えるかどうかを判断し、超えた場合には当該熱電対の接触状態を異常と判定し、基準値の範囲内のときには正常と判定する。   Therefore, the thermocouple resistance management terminal 19 determines whether or not the resistance value measured in No. 8 and No. 10 exceeds the preset reference value range, and if so, determines that the contact state of the thermocouple is abnormal. If it is within the range of the reference value, it is determined as normal.

本発明によれば、オンラインでの接地式シース熱電対5の接触状態を判定できる。   According to the present invention, the contact state of the grounded sheath thermocouple 5 can be determined online.

本発明の一実施の形態に係る鋳型熱電対の正常・異常診断方法の説明図である。It is explanatory drawing of the normal / abnormal diagnosis method of the mold thermocouple which concerns on one embodiment of this invention. 本発明の一実施の形態に用いる接地式シース熱電対の説明図である。It is explanatory drawing of the earthing | grounding type | mold sheath thermocouple used for one embodiment of this invention. 本発明の一実施の形態に係る鋳型熱電対の正常・異常診断装置の説明図である。It is explanatory drawing of the normal / abnormal diagnostic apparatus of the mold thermocouple which concerns on one embodiment of this invention. 図3に示す装置において測定した抵抗値を示すグラフである。It is a graph which shows the resistance value measured in the apparatus shown in FIG.

符号の説明Explanation of symbols

1 鋳型銅板
5 接地式シース熱電対
7 ばね
9 絶縁部材
17 抵抗測定装置
19 熱電対抵抗管理端末
21 熱電対温度変換器
23 熱電対信号切替盤
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Mold copper plate 5 Grounding type sheathed thermocouple 7 Spring 9 Insulating member 17 Resistance measuring device 19 Thermocouple resistance management terminal 21 Thermocouple temperature converter 23 Thermocouple signal switching board

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連続鋳造設備の鋳型に取り付けられる温度センサーの設置状態の正常・異常を診断する鋳型熱電対の診断方法であって、
前記温度センサーとして接地式シース熱電対を、機械的に鋳型側に押し付けた状態で、かつ、該接地式シース熱電対の先端以外を電気的に絶縁した状態で取り付け、前記接地式シース熱電対のプラス端子および/またはマイナス端子と前記鋳型本体間の電気抵抗を測定し、その測定値が予め定めた基準範囲を外れたときに当該熱電対を異常と判定することを特徴とする鋳型熱電対の診断方法。
A mold thermocouple diagnosis method for diagnosing normality / abnormality of the installation state of a temperature sensor attached to a mold of a continuous casting facility,
A grounding type sheathed thermocouple is attached as the temperature sensor in a state where it is mechanically pressed against the mold side and is electrically insulated except for the tip of the grounding type sheathed thermocouple. An electrical resistance between a positive terminal and / or a negative terminal and the mold body is measured, and when the measured value is out of a predetermined reference range, the thermocouple is determined to be abnormal. Diagnosis method.
連続鋳造設備の鋳型に取り付けられる温度センサーの設置状態の正常・異常を診断する鋳型熱電対の診断装置であって、
前記鋳型に機械的に押し付けた状態で取り付けられた接地式シース熱電対と、前記接地式シース熱電対をその先端以外を電気的に絶縁した状態で取付ける取付手段と、前記接地式シース熱電対のプラス端子および/またはマイナス端子と鋳型本体との電気抵抗を測定する抵抗測定装置と、該抵抗測定装置で測定された抵抗値が予め設定した範囲を超えたときに当該熱電対を異常と判定する判定手段と、を備えたことを特徴とする鋳型熱電対の診断装置。
A mold thermocouple diagnostic device for diagnosing normality / abnormality of the installation state of a temperature sensor attached to a mold of a continuous casting facility,
A grounding-type sheath thermocouple attached in a state of being mechanically pressed against the mold; attachment means for attaching the grounding-type sheath thermocouple in a state of being electrically insulated except for the tip; and A resistance measuring device for measuring the electrical resistance between the plus terminal and / or the minus terminal and the mold body, and determining that the thermocouple is abnormal when the resistance value measured by the resistance measuring device exceeds a preset range A mold thermocouple diagnosis device, comprising: a determination unit;
接地式シース熱電対の測温信号を入力して温度に変換する熱電対温度変換器を備えた鋳型温度管理装置に設けられて鋳型熱電対の正常・異常を診断する鋳型熱電対の診断装置であって、
前記接地式シース熱電対のプラス端子および/またはマイナス端子と抵抗測定装置の接続と、前記接地式シース熱電対のプラス端子および/またはマイナス端子と前記熱電対温度変換器の接続とを、相互に切り替える熱電対信号切替手段を備えたことを特徴とする請求項2に記載の鋳型熱電対の診断装置。
A mold thermocouple diagnosis device that is provided in a mold temperature management device equipped with a thermocouple temperature converter that inputs a temperature measurement signal of a grounded sheath thermocouple and converts it into a temperature, and diagnoses the normality / abnormality of the mold thermocouple. There,
A connection between the plus terminal and / or minus terminal of the grounded sheath thermocouple and the resistance measuring device, and a connection between the plus terminal and / or minus terminal of the grounded sheath thermocouple and the thermocouple temperature converter are mutually connected. The mold thermocouple diagnosis device according to claim 2, further comprising a thermocouple signal switching means for switching.
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