JP2000246132A - Discharge treating device - Google Patents
Discharge treating deviceInfo
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- JP2000246132A JP2000246132A JP4977699A JP4977699A JP2000246132A JP 2000246132 A JP2000246132 A JP 2000246132A JP 4977699 A JP4977699 A JP 4977699A JP 4977699 A JP4977699 A JP 4977699A JP 2000246132 A JP2000246132 A JP 2000246132A
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Classifications
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B02—CRUSHING, PULVERISING, OR DISINTEGRATING; PREPARATORY TREATMENT OF GRAIN FOR MILLING
- B02C—CRUSHING, PULVERISING, OR DISINTEGRATING IN GENERAL; MILLING GRAIN
- B02C19/00—Other disintegrating devices or methods
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- B02C2019/183—Crushing by discharge of high electrical energy
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- Y02—TECHNOLOGIES OR APPLICATIONS FOR MITIGATION OR ADAPTATION AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
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- Y02—TECHNOLOGIES OR APPLICATIONS FOR MITIGATION OR ADAPTATION AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
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- Y02W30/62—Plastics recycling; Rubber recycling
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- Separation, Recovery Or Treatment Of Waste Materials Containing Plastics (AREA)
- Processing Of Solid Wastes (AREA)
- Disintegrating Or Milling (AREA)
Abstract
Description
【0001】[0001]
【発明の属する技術分野】本発明は,被処理物の改質を
為す放電処理を行う放電処理装置に係り,例えば岩石,
コンクリート部材等を破砕したり,エポキシ系樹脂,フ
ェノール系樹脂等の基板に銅等の回路パターン用導電性
部材や抵抗等の各種電子回路素子が接合されたプリント
基板,また導電性部材が封入された半導体パッケージ等
を分離する破砕・分離用の放電処理装置や,有機性廃液
に含まれる汚泥に瞬間的に高電圧を印加し,その材質を
改質し,後の好気性処理等に供するための上記有機性廃
液の改質処理用の放電処理装置に関するものである。BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a discharge treatment apparatus for performing a discharge treatment for modifying an object to be treated.
A printed circuit board in which various electronic circuit elements such as a conductive member for circuit patterns such as copper and a resistor are joined to a substrate made of epoxy resin, phenolic resin or the like, or a conductive member is enclosed. Discharge treatment equipment for crushing / separation of separated semiconductor packages, etc., and instantaneous application of high voltage to sludge contained in organic waste liquid to modify its material and provide it to aerobic treatment later And a discharge treatment apparatus for reforming the organic waste liquid.
【0002】[0002]
【従来の技術】これまで単なる廃材として,一括焼却処
分,又は投棄処分等により処理されてきた製造物には,
処分の際に環境に悪影響を与える有害な素材や,再利用
可能な資源が含まれている場合がある。このため,近年
では,環境保護,資源の有効利用等の観点から,上記有
害な素材や再利用可能な資源を上記製造物から分離し
て,回収する技術がより重要なものとなってきている。
とりわけ,電子回路,ひいてはプリント基板類について
は,その実用年数の短小化が顕著であり,銅等の該プリ
ント基板上に形成されたパターン用導電性部材や,該プ
リント基板上に実装されている抵抗等の各種電子回路素
子およびそれらを接合しているハンダを分離,回収する
ことに対して社会的な要請も強い。そこで,特願平8−
344962号では,電極対間に高電圧パルスを印加し
て電極対間にパルス放電を生じさせ,このパルス放電の
際に生じる衝撃波や熱を利用して,プリント基板等から
素材を分離する技術が提案された。2. Description of the Related Art In the past, products that have been treated as mere waste materials by collective incineration or dumping include:
May contain harmful materials that have a negative impact on the environment at the time of disposal, and reusable resources. For this reason, in recent years, from the viewpoints of environmental protection and effective use of resources, the technology of separating and collecting the above harmful materials and reusable resources from the above products has become more important. .
In particular, with regard to electronic circuits, and eventually printed circuit boards, the practical life thereof is remarkably reduced, and conductive members for patterns formed on the printed circuit board such as copper and the like are mounted on the printed circuit board. There is also a strong social demand for separating and collecting various electronic circuit elements such as resistors and the solder connecting them. Therefore, Japanese Patent Application Hei 8-
No. 344962 discloses a technique of applying a high-voltage pulse between an electrode pair to generate a pulse discharge between the electrode pairs, and using a shock wave or heat generated during the pulse discharge to separate a material from a printed circuit board or the like. was suggested.
【0003】[0003]
【発明が解決しようとする課題】ところで,上記特許出
願に係る技術では,電極対間にプリント基板等を配置す
るために,上記プリント基板等から分離された素材が上
記電極対上に滞留してしまう場合があった。この場合に
は,分離処理が完了しているにもかかわらず,その後も
パルス放電による衝撃波や熱が,上記分離された素材に
加え続けられることになり,必要以上に破砕・分離が行
われ,その後の回収などに支障が生じる恐れがあった。
また,上記プリント基板等から素材を分離する場合だけ
でなく,岩石やコンクリート等の素材を上記パルス放電
に伴って生じる衝撃波及び熱により破砕する場合でも上
記と同様の恐れがあった。本発明は,このような従来の
技術における課題を解決するために,破砕・分離用の放
電処理装置を改良し,破砕又は分離処理を行う処理領域
から,破砕又は分離された小片を排出するための排出孔
を設けることにより,電極対等に上記小片が滞留し続け
て必要以上に破砕,分離されるのを防止することができ
る破砕・分離用の放電処理装置を提供することを目的と
するものである。また,例えば特願平10−13837
2号では,生活排水等の有機性廃液などの浄化設備とし
て,上記有機性廃液,ひいてはその廃液に含まれる汚泥
に瞬間的な高電圧を印加し,その有機性廃液の材質を改
質し,後の好気性微生物による生物学的処理,即ちいわ
ゆる好気性処理などに供するための,有機性廃液の改質
処理用の放電処理装置が提案されている。この有機性廃
液の改質処理用の放電処理装置においても,瞬間的な高
電圧印加による改質処理を経た有機性廃液が処理領域に
停滞すると,後の好気性処理などに円滑に有機性廃液を
送ることができないなどの弊害が生じる。そこで,本発
明は,上記の破砕・分離用の放電処理装置を提供するの
みならず,瞬間的な高電圧印加による改質処理を経た有
機性廃液に対して過多の放電処理を行うことなく,後の
好気性処理に円滑に送ることができる有機性廃液の改質
処理用の放電処理装置を提供することをも目的とするも
のである。In the technique according to the above-mentioned patent application, a material separated from the printed board or the like stays on the electrode pair in order to dispose a printed board or the like between the electrode pairs. There was a case. In this case, despite the completion of the separation process, the shock waves and heat generated by the pulse discharge will continue to be applied to the separated material, and crushing and separation will be performed more than necessary. There was a risk that subsequent collection would be hindered.
In addition to the case where the material is separated from the printed circuit board or the like, there is the same fear as described above when the material such as rock or concrete is crushed by the shock wave and heat generated by the pulse discharge. In order to solve such problems in the prior art, the present invention is to improve an electric discharge treatment device for crushing / separation, and to discharge crushed or separated small pieces from a treatment area where crushing or separation is performed. The object of the present invention is to provide a crushing / separating discharge treatment apparatus which can prevent the above-mentioned small pieces from staying in an electrode pair or the like and continuing to be crushed or separated by providing discharge holes for the crushing and separation. It is. For example, Japanese Patent Application No. Hei 10-13837
In Unit 2, as an equipment for purifying organic waste liquid such as domestic wastewater, an instantaneous high voltage is applied to the organic waste liquid, and eventually to the sludge contained in the waste liquid, to reform the material of the organic waste liquid. There has been proposed a discharge treatment apparatus for reforming an organic waste liquid to be subjected to a biological treatment by an aerobic microorganism later, that is, a so-called aerobic treatment. Even in this discharge treatment apparatus for organic waste liquid reforming, if the organic waste liquid that has undergone the reforming treatment by instantaneous high voltage application stagnates in the treatment area, the organic waste liquid can be smoothly processed for aerobic treatment. Adverse effects such as the inability to send Therefore, the present invention not only provides the above-described discharge treatment apparatus for crushing and separation, but also does not perform excessive discharge treatment on the organic waste liquid that has undergone the reforming treatment by instantaneous high voltage application. Another object of the present invention is to provide a discharge treatment apparatus for reforming an organic waste liquid, which can be smoothly sent to the subsequent aerobic treatment.
【0004】[0004]
【課題を解決するための手段】上記目的を達成するため
に,請求項1に係る発明は,被処理物の改質を為す放電
処理を行う放電処理装置において,処理領域での放電処
理を経た上記被処理物を,上記処理領域外に排出するた
めの排出孔を,上記処理領域内の部材に設けてなること
を特徴とする放電処理装置として構成されている。ま
た,請求項2に係る発明は,電極対と,上記電極対間に
高電圧パルスを印加する高電圧パルス印加手段とを具備
し,上記電極対間に上記高電圧パルス印加手段により上
記高電圧パルスを印加して上記電極対間にパルス放電を
生じさせ,上記電極対間に配置された被処理物の改質を
為す放電処理を行う放電処理装置において,上記放電処
理により改質された上記被処理物を,上記放電処理の行
われる処理領域から排出するための排出孔を上記電極対
のいずれか一方,又は両方の電極に設けてなることを特
徴とする放電処理装置として構成されている。また,請
求項3に係る発明は,上記請求項2に記載の放電処理装
置において,上記排出孔が,上記電極対のうち少なくと
も上記被処理物よりも下方に位置する電極に設けられて
なることをその要旨とする。また,請求項4に係る発明
は,上記請求項2又は3に記載の放電処理装置におい
て,上記排出孔を上記電極対に網目状に形成し,上記網
目状に形成された排出孔から放電処理にて改質された上
記被処理物を排出してなることをその要旨とする。In order to achieve the above object, according to the first aspect of the present invention, a discharge treatment apparatus for performing a discharge treatment for reforming an object to be treated has been subjected to a discharge treatment in a treatment area. The discharge processing apparatus is characterized in that a discharge hole for discharging the object to be processed out of the processing area is provided in a member in the processing area. According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided an electrode pair, and high voltage pulse applying means for applying a high voltage pulse between the electrode pairs, wherein the high voltage pulse applying means applies the high voltage pulse between the electrode pairs. A pulse processing is performed by applying a pulse to generate a pulse discharge between the pair of electrodes and performing a discharge process for modifying a workpiece disposed between the pair of electrodes. The discharge processing apparatus is characterized in that a discharge hole for discharging an object to be processed from a processing region where the discharge processing is performed is provided in one or both of the electrode pairs. . According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the discharge processing apparatus of the second aspect, the discharge hole is provided in at least an electrode of the electrode pair located below the workpiece. Is the gist. According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the discharge processing apparatus according to the second or third aspect, the discharge holes are formed in a mesh shape in the electrode pair, and discharge processing is performed from the discharge holes formed in the mesh shape. The gist of the present invention is to discharge the object to be processed reformed in the above.
【0005】また,請求項5に係る発明は,上記請求項
1〜4のいずれか1項に記載の放電処理装置において,
上記被処理物が固形状の物質であって,上記被処理物の
改質が該被処理物の破砕又は分離処理であることをその
要旨とする。また,請求項6に係る発明は,上記請求項
2又は3に記載の放電処理装置において,上記被処理物
が固形状の物質であって,上記被処理物の改質が該被処
理物の破砕又は分離処理であって,上記被処理物が上記
電極対の間に挿入された網目状部材上に載置され,上記
網目状部材により選別された小片を,上記電極に設けら
れた上記排出孔を介して上記処理領域から排出してなる
ことをその要旨とする。また,請求項7に係る発明は,
上記請求項5又は6に記載の放電処理装置において,上
記電極対が,液状媒体に浸漬されてなることをその要旨
とする。また,請求項8に係る発明は,上記請求項7に
記載の放電処理装置において,上記被処理物が,比重の
異なる複数の素材が接合されて構成されるものであっ
て,上記液状媒体の比重が,上記複数の素材の比重の平
均比重よりも小さく,且つ上記複数の素材の比重の最小
のものよりも大きな値に設定されてなることをその要旨
とする。また,請求項9に係る発明は,上記請求項5〜
8のいずれか1項に記載の放電処理装置において,上記
被処理物が,回路パターン用導電性部材及び電子回路素
子のいずれか又は両方と基板とが接合されたものである
ことをその要旨とする。また,請求項10に係る発明
は,上記請求項5〜8のいずれか1項に記載の放電処理
装置において,上記被処理物が,導電性部材が封入され
た半導体パッケージであることをその要旨とする。ま
た,請求項11に係る発明は,上記請求項1〜4のいず
れか1項に記載の放電処理装置において,上記被処理物
が,有機性廃液であることをその要旨とする。According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a discharge processing apparatus according to any one of the first to fourth aspects,
The gist is that the object to be treated is a solid substance, and the modification of the object to be treated is crushing or separation of the object to be treated. According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, in the discharge processing apparatus according to the second or third aspect, the object to be processed is a solid substance, and the modification of the object to be processed is performed by modifying the object to be processed. In a crushing or separation process, the object to be processed is placed on a mesh member inserted between the electrode pairs, and small pieces selected by the mesh member are discharged to the discharge member provided on the electrode. The gist of the present invention is that the material is discharged from the processing area through the hole. The invention according to claim 7 is
The gist of the present invention is that the electrode pair is immersed in a liquid medium. According to an eighth aspect of the present invention, in the discharge processing apparatus according to the seventh aspect, the object to be processed is configured by joining a plurality of materials having different specific gravities. The gist is that the specific gravity is set to be smaller than the average specific gravity of the plurality of materials and larger than the minimum specific gravity of the plurality of materials. The invention according to claim 9 is the invention according to claim 5.
8. The discharge processing apparatus according to any one of the items 8, wherein the object to be processed is one in which one or both of the conductive member for circuit pattern and the electronic circuit element and the substrate are joined. I do. According to a tenth aspect of the present invention, in the discharge processing apparatus according to any one of the fifth to eighth aspects, the object to be processed is a semiconductor package in which a conductive member is sealed. And According to an eleventh aspect of the present invention, in the discharge treatment apparatus according to any one of the first to fourth aspects, the gist is that the object to be treated is an organic waste liquid.
【0006】上記請求項1〜4のいずれか1項に記載の
放電処理装置によれば,被処理物を放電処理の処理領域
に停滞させることなく,適度な放電処理を施した後に,
速やかに上記処理領域外へ排出することができ,過多の
放電処理を回避することができる。上記請求項5〜10
のいずれか1項に記載の放電処理装置によれば,固形状
の物質の被処理物の破砕又は分離処理をここでの放電処
理とする場合において,破砕又分離処理が行われる処理
領域内の例えば電極対に上記破砕又は分離処理が行われ
た被処理物を排出するための排出孔が設けられ,十分に
破砕又は分離された小片は,パルス放電に伴って生じる
電極対の振動や重力などの作用により,上記排出孔を介
して上記処理領域から排出され,破砕又は分離が完了し
ていない小片は上記処理領域に残されるため,プリント
基板等の上記被処理物を適度な大きさに簡単に破砕又は
分離することができる。また,例えば上記請求項5に記
載の放電処理装置のように,排出孔を網目状に設けた
り,上記請求項6に記載の放電処理装置のように,網目
状部材を別に備えるなどすれば,その孔の大きさにより
破砕又は分離された小片を容易に選別し,その後の回収
などの処理を迅速化することができる。さらに,上記請
求項7に記載の放電処理装置のように,上記電極対を液
状媒体に浸漬すれば,放電による被処理物への高電圧の
直接的な印加による作用の他,液状媒体を伝播する衝撃
波などの間接的な作用をも,ここでの放電処理,すなわ
ち被処理物の破砕・分離処理に寄与させることができ
る。さらに,上記請求項8に記載の放電処理装置のよう
に,上記被処理物が,比重の異なる複数の素材が接合さ
れて構成されるものであって,上記液状媒体の比重が,
上記複数の素材の比重の平均比重よりも小さく,且つ上
記複数の素材の比重の最小のものよりも大きな値に設定
されてなれば,破砕・分離された上記被処理物の小片の
比重の相違によって選別を簡易に行うことができる。ま
た,上記請求項11に記載の放電処理装置によれば,被
処理物を有機性廃液とすることにより,生活排水等の有
機性廃液などの浄化設備として,上記有機性廃液,ひい
てはその廃液中に含まれる汚泥に瞬間的な高電圧を印加
し,その有機性廃液の材質を改質し,後の好気性微生物
による生物学的処理,即ちいわゆる好気性処理等に供す
るための有機性廃液の改質処理用の放電処理装置を構成
することができ,被処理物である有機性廃液の処理領域
での停滞なく,円滑に,後の好気性処理等へ処理後の有
機性廃液を送ることができる。According to the discharge processing apparatus of any one of claims 1 to 4, after the object to be processed is subjected to an appropriate discharge processing without being stagnated in the processing area of the discharge processing,
The discharge can be quickly performed out of the processing area, and excessive discharge processing can be avoided. Claim 5 to Claim 10
According to the discharge treatment apparatus described in any one of the above, in the case where the crushing or separation processing of the solid substance to be processed is the discharge treatment here, the discharge processing apparatus in the processing area where the crushing or separation processing is performed is performed. For example, the electrode pair is provided with a discharge hole for discharging the crushed or separated object to be processed, and the sufficiently crushed or separated small pieces are subjected to vibration of the electrode pair caused by pulse discharge, gravity, and the like. As a result, small pieces that have been discharged from the processing area through the discharge holes and have not been crushed or separated remain in the processing area, so that the object to be processed such as a printed circuit board can be easily reduced to an appropriate size. Can be crushed or separated. Further, for example, if the discharge holes are provided in a mesh form as in the discharge treatment apparatus according to the fifth aspect, or if a mesh member is separately provided as in the discharge treatment apparatus according to the sixth aspect, Small pieces crushed or separated according to the size of the holes can be easily selected, and subsequent processing such as recovery can be speeded up. Further, when the electrode pair is immersed in a liquid medium as in the discharge processing apparatus according to the seventh aspect, the electrode pair is immersed in the liquid medium in addition to the action of directly applying a high voltage to the object by discharge. An indirect action such as a shock wave generated can also contribute to the discharge treatment here, that is, the crushing / separation treatment of the object to be treated. Further, as in the electric discharge treatment apparatus according to the eighth aspect, the object to be treated is formed by joining a plurality of materials having different specific gravities, and the specific gravity of the liquid medium is:
If the specific gravity of the plurality of materials is set to a value smaller than the average specific gravity of the plurality of materials and larger than the minimum specific gravity of the plurality of materials, the difference in the specific gravity of the crushed and separated small pieces of the object to be processed is determined. Sorting can be easily performed. According to the discharge treatment apparatus of the eleventh aspect, by treating an object to be treated as an organic waste liquid, the organic waste liquid, and thus the waste liquid, can be used as a facility for purifying organic waste liquid such as domestic wastewater. Instantaneous high voltage is applied to the sludge contained in the wastewater, the material of the organic wastewater is reformed, and the organic wastewater is subjected to biological treatment by aerobic microorganisms, that is, so-called aerobic treatment. A discharge treatment device for the reforming treatment can be configured, and the treated organic waste liquid is smoothly sent to the subsequent aerobic treatment without stagnation in the treatment area of the organic waste liquid to be treated. Can be.
【0007】[0007]
【発明の実施の形態】以下,添付図面を参照して,本発
明の実施の形態につき説明し,本発明の理解に供する。
尚,以下の実施の形態は,本発明の具体的な一例であっ
て,本発明の技術的範囲を限定する性格のものではな
い。ここで,図1は本発明の一実施の形態に係る放電処
理装置,さらに言及すると破砕・分離用の放電処理装置
の概略構成を示す図である。まず,本発明の一実施の形
態に係る放電処理装置は,例えば回路パターン用導電性
部材や抵抗等の電子回路素子等が接合されたプリント基
板から上記導電性部材や電子回路素子等の素材を分離す
る装置として用いられるものである。図1に示す如く,
本実施の形態に係る放電処理装置A1は,電極対2と,
上記電極対2間に高電圧パルスを印加する高電圧パルス
印加手段3とを具備しており,分離対象となるプリント
基板1は上記電極対2間に配置される。上記放電処理装
置A1では,上記電極対2間に高電圧のパルス放電を生
じさせ,該パルス放電にともなって生じる衝撃波及び熱
により,上記プリント基板1が破砕されながら,上記導
電性部材や電子回路素子等の素材が上記プリント基板1
から分離されるが,特にこの装置では,上記電極対2の
うち上記プリント基板1よりも下方にあるカソード電極
a2にメッシュ電極が用いられているため,上記プリン
ト基板1が破砕又は分離された小片の大きさが,上記メ
ッシュ電極2のメッシュ径よりも小さくなると,上記電
極対2間から排出されるから,必要以上に破砕・分離さ
れるのを防止することができる。Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings to provide an understanding of the present invention.
The following embodiment is a specific example of the present invention and does not limit the technical scope of the present invention. Here, FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a discharge treatment apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention, more specifically, a discharge treatment apparatus for crushing and separation. First, an electric discharge treatment apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention uses a material such as the conductive member or the electronic circuit element from a printed circuit board to which an electronic circuit element such as a conductive member for a circuit pattern or a resistor is bonded. It is used as a separating device. As shown in FIG.
The discharge processing apparatus A1 according to the present embodiment includes an electrode pair 2,
A high voltage pulse applying means 3 for applying a high voltage pulse between the electrode pairs 2 is provided, and the printed circuit board 1 to be separated is disposed between the electrode pairs 2. In the discharge processing device A1, a high-voltage pulse discharge is generated between the electrode pair 2, and the printed circuit board 1 is crushed by a shock wave and heat generated by the pulse discharge. The material such as the element is the printed circuit board 1
Particularly, in this apparatus, since the mesh electrode is used for the cathode electrode a2 below the printed board 1 in the electrode pair 2, the printed board 1 is crushed or separated. If the size is smaller than the mesh diameter of the mesh electrode 2, it is discharged from between the electrode pairs 2, so that unnecessary crushing and separation can be prevented.
【0008】次に,上記放電処理装置A1の詳細につい
て説明する。上記放電処理装置A1において,分離対象
であって被処理物の一例である上記プリント基板1が,
まず上記電極対2間に配置される。上記電極対2は,
銅,タングステン等からなり,棒状のアノード電極2a
と,皿状のメッシュ電極であって上記アノード電極2a
に対して相対的に負極性に設定されるカソード電極2b
とを具備する。上記電極対2には,例えばマルクス回路
等の昇圧回路を備えた高電圧パルス発生部3が接続され
ており,数100kV程度の高電圧パルスが上記電極対
2間に印加される。そして,上記高電圧パルス発生部3
により上記電極対間2に数100kV程度の高電圧パル
スが印加されると,上記電極対2間にパルス放電が生
じ,該パルス放電に伴って生じる衝撃波や熱により,上
記電極対2間に配置された上記プリント基板1から上記
素材が分離される。尚,上記カソード電極2bの曲面形
状は,上記アノード電極2aに対向する面全てに渡って
上記アノード電極2aに対しほぼ平等の電界を形成する
ように構成されており,このために,上記電極対2間に
発生するパルス放電は面状に広がって形成され,上記カ
ソード電極2b上全面に渡って破砕又は分離処理が一様
に行われる。上記パルス放電に伴って生じる衝撃波や熱
が伝播する処理領域内に置かれ上記プリント基板1から
破砕又は分離された素材は,上記プリント基板1の下方
に位置するカソード電極2b上に落下する。ところで,
上記カソード電極2bに孔のない板状部材を用いた場合
には,上記プリント基板1から破砕又は分離された素材
は,上記カソード電極2b上に落下して,その部分に滞
留することになる。この場合には,本来破砕又は分離が
完了しているにもかかわらず,上記カソード電極2b上
に落下した上記素材が次のパルス放電によって,必要以
上に破砕又は分離されてしまう。Next, the details of the discharge processing apparatus A1 will be described. In the discharge processing apparatus A1, the printed circuit board 1, which is an object to be separated and is an example of an object to be processed,
First, it is arranged between the electrode pairs 2. The electrode pair 2 is
A rod-shaped anode electrode 2a made of copper, tungsten, etc.
And an anode electrode 2a which is a dish-shaped mesh electrode.
Electrode 2b set to be relatively negative with respect to
And The electrode pair 2 is connected to a high voltage pulse generator 3 having a booster circuit such as a Marx circuit, for example, and a high voltage pulse of about several hundred kV is applied between the electrode pair 2. And the high voltage pulse generator 3
When a high-voltage pulse of about several hundred kV is applied between the electrode pairs 2, a pulse discharge occurs between the electrode pairs 2, and a shock wave or heat generated by the pulse discharge causes the arrangement between the electrode pairs 2. The material is separated from the printed circuit board 1 thus separated. The curved surface shape of the cathode electrode 2b is configured so as to form a substantially equal electric field with respect to the anode electrode 2a over the entire surface facing the anode electrode 2a. The pulse discharge generated between the two is spread and formed in a plane, and the crushing or separation process is uniformly performed over the entire surface of the cathode electrode 2b. The material placed in the processing area where the shock waves and heat generated by the pulse discharge propagate and crushed or separated from the printed circuit board 1 falls onto the cathode electrode 2b located below the printed circuit board 1. by the way,
When a plate-like member having no hole is used for the cathode electrode 2b, the material crushed or separated from the printed circuit board 1 falls on the cathode electrode 2b and stays there. In this case, the material dropped onto the cathode electrode 2b is crushed or separated more than necessary by the next pulse discharge, although the crushing or separation has been completed.
【0009】そこで,本実施の形態に係る放電処理装置
A1では,上記カソード電極2bにメッシュ電極が用い
られている。このメッシュ電極の開口部(排出孔)は,
例えば1mm〜5mm程度に設定される。上記プリント
基板1のICなどの金属片は,通常3〜5mm以上のサ
イズであるから,上記メッシュ電極の開口部を1〜5m
m程度に設定することによって,十分に破砕又は分離さ
れた素材のみを上記メッシュ電極の開口部を介して上記
処理領域から排出させる。この際,上記衝撃波に伴って
生じる上記メッシュ電極の振動が作用して,上記メッシ
ュ電極上に載った上記素材は上記メッシュ電極から好適
にふるい落とされる。一方,一度のパルス放電で上記メ
ッシュ電極の開口部よりも小さく破砕又は分離されなか
った素材は,そのまま上記カソード電極2b上に残され
ることになり,次のパルス放電の際にさらに破砕又は分
離されて上記処理領域から排出される。このように,本
実施の形態に係る放電処理装置では,カソード電極にメ
ッシュ状に排出孔を設けられ,十分に破砕又は分離され
た小片は,上記衝撃波に伴うカソード電極の振動や重力
などの作用により,上記排出孔を介して上記衝撃波及び
熱が伝播する処理領域から排出され,破砕又は分離が完
了していない小片は上記処理領域に残されるため,プリ
ント基板等を適度な大きさに簡単に破砕又は分離するこ
とができる。Therefore, in the discharge processing apparatus A1 according to the present embodiment, a mesh electrode is used for the cathode electrode 2b. The opening (discharge hole) of this mesh electrode is
For example, it is set to about 1 mm to 5 mm. Since the size of a metal piece such as an IC of the printed board 1 is usually 3 to 5 mm or more, the opening of the mesh electrode is 1 to 5 m.
By setting to about m, only the material that has been sufficiently crushed or separated is discharged from the processing area through the opening of the mesh electrode. At this time, the vibration of the mesh electrode caused by the shock wave acts, so that the material placed on the mesh electrode is suitably sieved from the mesh electrode. On the other hand, the material which is smaller than the opening of the mesh electrode and is not crushed or separated by one pulse discharge is left as it is on the cathode electrode 2b and further crushed or separated at the next pulse discharge. And is discharged from the processing area. As described above, in the discharge treatment apparatus according to the present embodiment, the cathode electrode is provided with a discharge hole in a mesh shape, and the sufficiently crushed or separated small pieces are subjected to the action of the cathode electrode vibration and gravity caused by the shock wave. As a result, the small pieces that have not been crushed or separated are discharged from the processing area where the shock wave and heat propagate through the discharge holes, and are left in the processing area. Can be crushed or separated.
【0010】[0010]
【実施例】上記実施の形態では,プリント基板1から電
子回路素子や基板などの素材を分離する放電処理装置に
本発明を適用したが,これに限られるものではなく,例
えば金属部材が封入された半導体パッケージを上記パル
ス放電により分離する装置に本発明を適用してもよい
し,コンクリートや岩石等の部材を上記パルス放電によ
り破砕する装置に本発明を適用してもよい。このような
放電処理装置も本発明における放電処理装置の一例であ
る。また,上記実施の形態では,カソード電極2bにメ
ッシュ状に排出孔を設けたが,これに限られるものでは
なく,例えば図2に示す放電処理装置A2の如く,カソ
ード電極2bの中央部に一つの排出孔2hを電界を乱し
すぎない大きさで設けておき,上記プリント基板1など
をメッシュ状の支持部材5に載置しておくことによっ
て,所定の大きさに破砕又は分離された小片を上記支持
部材5によって選別し,その小片を上記カソード電極2
bの排出孔2hから排出するようにしてもよい。さら
に,排出孔が複数設けられたパンチングメタルを電極対
2に用いてもよい。さらに,電極対2だけに排出孔を設
けず,例えば上記パルス放電に伴って生じる衝撃波を反
射させるための反射板など他の部材が上記処理領域から
の上記小片の排出を阻害する場合には,その他の部材に
も排出孔を設けるようにしてもよい。さらに,孔の形状
は円形であってもよいし,他の形状であってもよい。こ
のような放電処理装置も本発明における放電処理装置の
一例である。In the above embodiment, the present invention is applied to a discharge processing apparatus for separating materials such as electronic circuit elements and substrates from a printed circuit board 1. However, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, a metal member is sealed. The present invention may be applied to an apparatus for separating a semiconductor package by the above-described pulse discharge, or the present invention may be applied to an apparatus for crushing a member such as concrete or rock by the above-described pulse discharge. Such a discharge processing apparatus is also an example of the discharge processing apparatus in the present invention. Further, in the above-described embodiment, the discharge holes are provided in the cathode electrode 2b in a mesh shape. However, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, as shown in the discharge treatment device A2 shown in FIG. The two discharge holes 2h are provided in such a size that the electric field is not disturbed excessively, and the printed board 1 or the like is placed on the mesh-like supporting member 5 so that the small pieces crushed or separated into a predetermined size are formed. Are separated by the support member 5 and small pieces thereof are separated from the cathode electrode 2.
You may make it discharge | emit from the discharge hole 2h of b. Further, a punching metal provided with a plurality of discharge holes may be used for the electrode pair 2. Furthermore, when the discharge hole is not provided only in the electrode pair 2 and another member such as a reflector for reflecting a shock wave generated by the pulse discharge hinders discharge of the small pieces from the processing region, Other members may be provided with discharge holes. Further, the shape of the hole may be circular or another shape. Such a discharge processing apparatus is also an example of the discharge processing apparatus in the present invention.
【0011】また,上記実施の形態及び実施例におい
て,上記電極対2を水などの液体に浸漬させておいても
よい。この場合には,上記液体が衝撃波の伝達媒体とな
って,放電の直接的な作用のみならず,伝播する衝撃波
の間接的な作用をも破砕又は分離などに寄与させること
ができ,より効果的に破砕又は分離処理を行うことがで
きる。ただし,上記液体の比重よりも上記プリント基板
1などから破砕又は分離された小片の比重が軽い場合に
は,上記小片は上記カソード電極2b側に落下せず,上
記アノード電極2a側に浮上する。そこで,上記アノー
ド電極2aが例えば平板状に形成されており,破砕又は
分離の完了した上記小片の浮上を阻止するような場合に
は,上記アノード電極2aだけ,又は上記カソード電極
2bと上記アノード電極2aの両方に上記排出孔を設け
るようにしてもよい。さらに,上記液体の比重を例えば
回路パターン用導電性部材及び電子回路素子のいずれか
又は両方の平均比重よりも小さく,最も比重の小さい素
材,例えば基板の比重よりも大きな値に設定しておけ
ば,上記素材の比重の相違によって,沈降する部材と浮
上する部材に簡単に分けることができ,選別処理をより
迅速且つ簡便に行うことができる。このような放電処理
装置も本発明における放電処理装置の一例である。ま
た,上記実施の形態では,アノード電極2aに棒状の電
極を,カソード電極2bに皿状の電極を用いたが,これ
に限られるものではなく,例えば平板や,球状,針状,
リング状等の他の形態の電極を用いるようにしてもよ
い。このような放電処理装置も本発明における放電処理
装置の一例である。In the above embodiments and examples, the electrode pair 2 may be immersed in a liquid such as water. In this case, the liquid serves as a transmission medium of the shock wave, and can contribute not only to the direct action of the discharge but also to the indirect action of the propagating shock wave to the crushing or separation, and thus more effective. Can be crushed or separated. However, when the specific gravity of the small pieces crushed or separated from the printed circuit board 1 or the like is smaller than the specific gravity of the liquid, the small pieces do not drop to the cathode electrode 2b side but float to the anode electrode 2a side. Therefore, when the anode electrode 2a is formed in a plate shape, for example, and the crushing or separation of the small pieces is prevented from floating, the anode electrode 2a alone or the cathode electrode 2b and the anode electrode 2b are not connected. The discharge holes may be provided in both of 2a. Further, if the specific gravity of the liquid is set to a value smaller than the average specific gravity of one or both of the conductive member for circuit pattern and the electronic circuit element, and larger than the specific gravity of the material having the smallest specific gravity, for example, the substrate. According to the difference in the specific gravity of the material, the material can be easily divided into a settling member and a floating member, so that the sorting process can be performed more quickly and easily. Such a discharge processing apparatus is also an example of the discharge processing apparatus in the present invention. Further, in the above embodiment, a rod-shaped electrode is used for the anode electrode 2a and a dish-shaped electrode is used for the cathode electrode 2b. However, the present invention is not limited to this.
Another form of electrode such as a ring may be used. Such a discharge processing apparatus is also an example of the discharge processing apparatus in the present invention.
【0012】次いで,図3は,本発明に係る放電処理装
置を,有機性廃液の改質処理用の放電処理装置として適
用した場合の一例を示す図である。ただし,同図の放電
処理装置A3の構成自体は先に示した図1の放電処理装
置A1に準じている。図3の構成を以下,説明する。ま
ず,ここでは,経路10から有機性廃液を活性汚泥槽1
1に導入し,該活性汚泥槽11中の活性汚泥と上記有機
性廃液を混合しつつ曝気し,活性汚泥中の微生物によ
り,上記有機性廃液を分解処理する。次いで,この分解
処理後の混合液を経路12を介して,沈殿装置13に導
入し,該沈殿装置13において上澄液20と沈殿汚泥2
1に固液分離し,上記上澄液20を処理済水として経路
14から排出する。その一方,上記沈殿汚泥21を経路
15からポンプ16によって,本発明に係る放電処理装
置A3に導入する。次に,この放電処理装置A3におい
て,高電圧パルス放電により改質された沈殿汚泥を経路
17から活性汚泥槽11に返送する。さらに活性汚泥槽
11内において,改質された沈殿汚泥を好気性微生物が
分解するという,好気性処理が為される。この循環を繰
り返すことにより,汚泥は減容化され,余剰汚泥として
経路18を介して系外に排出する量が低減されることと
なる。放電処理装置A3にて放電処理される対象は,有
機性廃液,さらに言及すれば,上記したとおり,沈殿装
置13において固液分離されたうえの有機性廃液の沈殿
汚泥である。電極対2は放電処理装置A3内の沈殿汚泥
に浸漬するよう構成されている。電極対2には,図1同
様,例えばマルクス回路等の昇圧回路を備えた高電圧パ
ルス発生部3が接続されており,数100kV程度の高
電圧パルスを上記電極対2間に印加可能な構成となって
いる。そして,上記高電圧パルス発生部3により上記電
極対2間に数100kV程度の高電圧パルスが印加され
ると,上記電極対2間にパルス放電が生じ,該パルス放
電に伴って生じる衝撃波や熱により,上記放電処理装置
A3内で,可溶化,低分子化といった沈殿汚泥の改質が
為される。即ち,この放電処理装置A3内の沈殿汚泥
は,高電圧パルス放電の印加により,沈殿汚泥中の微生
物が死滅し,さらに細胞破壊等により分解されて,低分
子化され,後の好気性処理に適した易分解性の物質に改
質されるものである。尚,カソード電極2bには,図1
同様,メッシュ電極が用いられており,メッシュ電極の
開口部(排出孔)を適宜設定することにより,必要以上
に有機性廃液,固液分離された後の沈殿汚泥に放電処理
を施すことなく,円滑に放電処理後の有機性廃液を活性
汚泥槽11に送ることができる。常に被処理物を系内で
循環させることが必要なこのような実施例では,放電処
理された後の被処理物を次の工程へ円滑に送ることがで
きうることは重要な意義を持つのである。Next, FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example in which the discharge treatment device according to the present invention is applied as a discharge treatment device for reforming organic waste liquid. However, the configuration itself of the electric discharge processing apparatus A3 in FIG. 9 conforms to the electric discharge processing apparatus A1 in FIG. 1 described above. The configuration of FIG. 3 will be described below. First, here, the organic waste liquid is supplied from the passage 10 to the activated sludge tank 1.
The activated sludge is aerated while mixing the activated sludge in the activated sludge tank 11 and the organic waste liquid, and the organic waste liquid is decomposed by microorganisms in the activated sludge. Next, the mixed solution after the decomposition treatment is introduced into the sedimentation device 13 through the path 12, and the supernatant 20 and the sedimented sludge 2 are set in the sedimentation device 13.
The supernatant liquid 20 is discharged from the passage 14 as treated water. On the other hand, the settled sludge 21 is introduced into the discharge treatment apparatus A3 according to the present invention from the path 15 by the pump 16. Next, in the discharge treatment device A3, the settled sludge reformed by the high voltage pulse discharge is returned from the path 17 to the activated sludge tank 11. Further, in the activated sludge tank 11, an aerobic treatment is performed, in which aerobic microorganisms decompose the modified settled sludge. By repeating this circulation, the sludge is reduced in volume, and the amount of sludge discharged outside the system via the passage 18 is reduced. The discharge treatment target in the discharge treatment device A3 is an organic waste liquid, and more specifically, as described above, the sedimentation sludge of the organic waste liquid that has been solid-liquid separated in the precipitation device 13. The electrode pair 2 is configured to be immersed in the settling sludge in the discharge treatment device A3. As in FIG. 1, a high voltage pulse generator 3 having a booster circuit such as a Marx circuit is connected to the electrode pair 2 so that a high voltage pulse of about several hundred kV can be applied between the electrode pair 2. It has become. When a high voltage pulse of about several hundred kV is applied between the electrode pair 2 by the high voltage pulse generator 3, a pulse discharge is generated between the electrode pair 2 and a shock wave or heat generated by the pulse discharge is generated. Thereby, the reforming of the settled sludge such as the solubilization and the reduction of the molecular weight is performed in the discharge treatment device A3. That is, the microorganisms in the settled sludge are killed by application of a high-voltage pulse discharge in the discharge treatment device A3, and are further decomposed by destruction of cells, etc. to be degraded into low-molecular substances, and are subjected to the subsequent aerobic treatment. It is modified into a suitable easily decomposable substance. Note that the cathode electrode 2b is
Similarly, a mesh electrode is used, and by appropriately setting the opening (discharge hole) of the mesh electrode, it is possible to perform unnecessary discharge treatment on the settled sludge after organic waste liquid and solid-liquid separation more than necessary. The organic waste liquid after the discharge treatment can be sent to the activated sludge tank 11 smoothly. In such an embodiment where it is necessary to constantly circulate the object in the system, it is important to be able to smoothly send the object after the discharge treatment to the next step. is there.
【0013】[0013]
【発明の効果】以上の通り,上記請求項1〜4のいずれ
か1項に記載の放電処理装置によれば,被処理物を放電
処理の処理領域に停滞させることなく,適度な放電処理
を施した後に,速やかに上記処理領域外へ排出すること
ができ,過多の放電処理を回避することができる。上記
請求項5〜10のいずれか1項に記載の放電処理装置に
よれば,固形状の物質の被処理物の破砕又は分離処理を
ここでの放電処理とする場合において,破砕又分離処理
が行われる処理領域内の例えば電極対に上記破砕又は分
離処理が行われた被処理物を排出するための排出孔が設
けられ,十分に破砕又は分離された小片は,パルス放電
に伴って生じる電極対の振動や重力などの作用により,
上記排出孔を介して上記処理領域から排出され,破砕又
は分離が完了していない小片は上記処理領域に残される
ため,プリント基板等の上記被処理物を適度な大きさに
簡単に破砕又は分離することができる。また,例えば上
記請求項5に記載の放電処理装置のように,排出孔を網
目状に設けたり,上記請求項6に記載の放電処理装置の
ように,網目状部材を別に備えるなどすれば,その孔の
大きさにより破砕又は分離された小片を容易に選別し,
その後の回収などの処理を迅速化することができる。さ
らに,上記請求項7に記載の放電処理装置のように,上
記電極対を液状媒体に浸漬すれば,放電による被処理物
への高電圧の直接的な印加による作用の他,液状媒体を
伝播する衝撃波などの間接的な作用をも,ここでの放電
処理,すなわち被処理物の破砕・分離処理に寄与させる
ことができる。さらに,上記請求項8に記載の放電処理
装置のように,上記被処理物が,比重の異なる複数の素
材が接合されて構成されるものであって,上記液状媒体
の比重が,上記複数の素材の比重の平均比重よりも小さ
く,且つ上記複数の素材の比重の最小のものよりも大き
な値に設定されてなれば,破砕・分離された上記被処理
物の小片の比重の相違によって選別を簡易に行うことが
できる。また,上記請求項11に記載の放電処理装置に
よれば,被処理物を有機性廃液とすることにより,生活
排水等の有機性廃液などの浄化設備として,上記有機性
廃液,ひいてはその廃液中に含まれる汚泥に瞬間的な高
電圧を印加し,その有機性廃液の材質を改質し,後の好
気性微生物による生物学的処理,即ちいわゆる好気性処
理等に供するための有機性廃液の改質処理用の放電処理
装置を構成することができ,被処理物である有機性廃液
の処理領域での停滞なく,円滑に,後の好気性処理等へ
処理後の有機性廃液を送ることができる。As described above, according to the discharge processing apparatus according to any one of the first to fourth aspects, an appropriate discharge process can be performed without stagnation of an object to be processed in a discharge processing area. After the application, it can be quickly discharged out of the processing region, and excessive discharge processing can be avoided. According to the discharge treatment apparatus of any one of claims 5 to 10, when the crushing or separation of the solid material to be treated is the discharge treatment here, the crushing or separation treatment is performed. A discharge hole for discharging the crushed or separated object to be processed is provided in, for example, an electrode pair in a processing area where the crushing or separation processing is performed. Due to the effects of pair vibration and gravity,
Small pieces that have been discharged from the processing area through the discharge holes and have not been crushed or separated remain in the processing area, so that the object to be processed such as a printed circuit board can be easily crushed or separated into an appropriate size. can do. Further, for example, if the discharge holes are provided in a mesh form as in the discharge treatment apparatus according to the fifth aspect, or if a mesh member is separately provided as in the discharge treatment apparatus according to the sixth aspect, The crushed or separated small pieces are easily selected according to the size of the hole,
Subsequent processing such as recovery can be speeded up. Further, when the electrode pair is immersed in a liquid medium as in the discharge processing apparatus according to the seventh aspect, the electrode pair is immersed in the liquid medium in addition to the action of directly applying a high voltage to the object by discharge. An indirect action such as a shock wave generated can also contribute to the discharge treatment here, that is, the crushing / separation treatment of the object to be treated. Further, as in the electric discharge treatment device according to the eighth aspect, the object to be treated is formed by joining a plurality of materials having different specific gravities, and the specific gravity of the liquid medium is equal to the plurality of materials. If the specific gravity of the material is set to a value smaller than the average specific gravity of the materials and larger than the minimum specific gravity of the plurality of materials, sorting is performed based on a difference in specific gravity of the crushed and separated small pieces of the workpiece. It can be done easily. According to the discharge treatment apparatus of the eleventh aspect, by treating an object to be treated as an organic waste liquid, the organic waste liquid, and thus the waste liquid, can be used as a facility for purifying organic waste liquid such as domestic wastewater. Instantaneous high voltage is applied to the sludge contained in the wastewater, the material of the organic wastewater is reformed, and the organic wastewater is subjected to biological treatment by aerobic microorganisms, that is, so-called aerobic treatment. A discharge treatment device for the reforming treatment can be configured, and the treated organic waste liquid is smoothly sent to the subsequent aerobic treatment without stagnation in the treatment area of the organic waste liquid to be treated. Can be.
【図1】 本発明の一実施の形態に係る放電処理装置の
概略構成を示す図。FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a discharge processing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
【図2】 本発明の一実施例に係る放電処理装置の概略
構成を示す図。FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a discharge processing apparatus according to one embodiment of the present invention.
【図3】 本発明の他の実施例に係る放電処理装置の概
略構成を示す図。FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a discharge processing apparatus according to another embodiment of the present invention.
1…プリント基板(被処理物の一例) 2…電極対 2a…アノード 2b…カソード 3…高電圧パルス発生部(高電圧パルス印加手段の一
例)DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Printed circuit board (an example of a to-be-processed object) 2 ... Electrode pair 2a ... Anode 2b ... Cathode 3 ... High voltage pulse generator (an example of a high voltage pulse applying means)
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Claims (11)
電処理装置において,処理領域での放電処理を経た上記
被処理物を,上記処理領域外に排出するための排出孔
を,上記処理領域内の部材に設けてなることを特徴とす
る放電処理装置。In a discharge processing apparatus for performing a discharge process for modifying a workpiece, the discharge hole for discharging the workpiece after the discharge process in the processing region to the outside of the processing region is provided. An electric discharge treatment apparatus provided on a member in a treatment area.
を印加する高電圧パルス印加手段とを具備し,上記電極
対間に上記高電圧パルス印加手段により上記高電圧パル
スを印加して上記電極対間にパルス放電を生じさせ,上
記電極対間に配置された被処理物の改質を為す放電処理
を行う放電処理装置において,上記放電処理により改質
された上記被処理物を,上記放電処理の行われる処理領
域から排出するための排出孔を上記電極対のいずれか一
方,又は両方の電極に設けてなることを特徴とする放電
処理装置。2. An electrode pair, and high voltage pulse applying means for applying a high voltage pulse between the electrode pairs, wherein the high voltage pulse is applied between the electrode pairs by the high voltage pulse applying means. In a discharge processing apparatus that generates a pulse discharge between the pair of electrodes and performs a discharge process for modifying a workpiece disposed between the pair of electrodes, the workpiece that has been modified by the discharge process is A discharge processing apparatus, wherein a discharge hole for discharging from a processing area where the discharge processing is performed is provided in one or both electrodes of the electrode pair.
とも上記被処理物よりも下方に位置する電極に設けられ
てなる請求項2に記載の放電処理装置。3. The discharge processing apparatus according to claim 2, wherein the discharge hole is provided in at least an electrode of the electrode pair located below the workpiece.
し,上記網目状に形成された排出孔から放電処理にて改
質された上記被処理物を排出してなる請求項2又は3に
記載の放電処理装置。4. The method according to claim 2, wherein the discharge holes are formed in a mesh shape in the electrode pair, and the object to be processed, which has been modified by a discharge treatment, is discharged from the discharge holes formed in the mesh shape. 4. The discharge treatment device according to 3.
上記被処理物の改質が該被処理物の破砕又は分離処理で
あることを特徴とする請求項1〜4のいずれか1項に記
載の放電処理装置。5. The object to be processed is a solid substance,
The discharge treatment apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the modification of the object is crushing or separation of the object.
上記被処理物の改質が該被処理物の破砕又は分離処理で
あって,上記被処理物が上記電極対の間に挿入された網
目状部材上に載置され,上記網目状部材により選別され
た小片を,上記電極に設けられた上記排出孔を介して上
記処理領域から排出してなる請求項2又は3に記載の放
電処理装置。6. The object to be processed is a solid substance,
The modification of the object is crushing or separation of the object, and the object is placed on a mesh member inserted between the electrode pairs, and sorted by the mesh member. 4. The discharge processing apparatus according to claim 2, wherein the small pieces are discharged from the processing region through the discharge holes provided in the electrode.
る請求項5又は6に記載の放電処理装置。7. The electric discharge treatment apparatus according to claim 5, wherein the electrode pair is immersed in a liquid medium.
材が接合されて構成されるものであって,上記液状媒体
の比重が,上記複数の素材の比重の平均比重よりも小さ
く,且つ上記複数の素材の比重の最小のものよりも大き
な値に設定されてなる請求項7に記載の放電処理装置。8. The object to be processed is formed by joining a plurality of materials having different specific gravities, wherein the specific gravity of the liquid medium is smaller than an average specific gravity of the specific gravities of the plurality of materials. The discharge processing apparatus according to claim 7, wherein the specific gravity of the plurality of materials is set to a value larger than the minimum one.
部材及び電子回路素子のいずれか又は両方と基板とが接
合されたものであることを特徴とする請求項5〜8のい
ずれか1項に記載の放電処理装置。9. The method according to claim 5, wherein the object to be processed is one in which one or both of a conductive member for a circuit pattern and an electronic circuit element and a substrate are joined. An electric discharge treatment device according to the item.
れた半導体パッケージである請求項5〜8のいずれか1
項に記載の放電処理装置。10. The semiconductor device according to claim 5, wherein the object to be processed is a semiconductor package in which a conductive member is sealed.
An electric discharge treatment device according to the item.
とを特徴とする請求項1〜4のいずれか1項に記載の放
電処理装置。11. The discharge processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the object to be processed is an organic waste liquid.
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