EP0158220A2 - Cylindre pour calandre chauffé par un fluide de transfert de chaleur - Google Patents

Cylindre pour calandre chauffé par un fluide de transfert de chaleur Download PDF

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EP0158220A2
EP0158220A2 EP85103622A EP85103622A EP0158220A2 EP 0158220 A2 EP0158220 A2 EP 0158220A2 EP 85103622 A EP85103622 A EP 85103622A EP 85103622 A EP85103622 A EP 85103622A EP 0158220 A2 EP0158220 A2 EP 0158220A2
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    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F28HEAT EXCHANGE IN GENERAL
    • F28FDETAILS OF HEAT-EXCHANGE AND HEAT-TRANSFER APPARATUS, OF GENERAL APPLICATION
    • F28F5/00Elements specially adapted for movement
    • F28F5/02Rotary drums or rollers
    • DTEXTILES; PAPER
    • D21PAPER-MAKING; PRODUCTION OF CELLULOSE
    • D21FPAPER-MAKING MACHINES; METHODS OF PRODUCING PAPER THEREON
    • D21F5/00Dryer section of machines for making continuous webs of paper
    • D21F5/02Drying on cylinders
    • D21F5/022Heating the cylinders
    • DTEXTILES; PAPER
    • D21PAPER-MAKING; PRODUCTION OF CELLULOSE
    • D21GCALENDERS; ACCESSORIES FOR PAPER-MAKING MACHINES
    • D21G1/00Calenders; Smoothing apparatus
    • D21G1/02Rolls; Their bearings
    • D21G1/0253Heating or cooling the rolls; Regulating the temperature
    • D21G1/0266Heating or cooling the rolls; Regulating the temperature using a heat-transfer fluid
    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F28HEAT EXCHANGE IN GENERAL
    • F28DHEAT-EXCHANGE APPARATUS, NOT PROVIDED FOR IN ANOTHER SUBCLASS, IN WHICH THE HEAT-EXCHANGE MEDIA DO NOT COME INTO DIRECT CONTACT
    • F28D11/00Heat-exchange apparatus employing moving conduits
    • F28D11/02Heat-exchange apparatus employing moving conduits the movement being rotary, e.g. performed by a drum or roller

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  • the invention relates to a heatable calender roll with axially parallel channels provided below its outer surface for the throughput of a thermal medium causing the heating and with at least one flange pin connected to the roll body.
  • Such heatable calender rolls are used in particular in the paper, rubber and plastics industries; in some cases of considerable length, they are to be kept mechanically extremely stable due to the narrow tolerances of their lateral surfaces, and for procedural reasons they are, likewise within narrow tolerances, at temperatures which are considerably above the ambient temperature, for example in the range of 200 ° C. to heat up.
  • rollers originally used, along with their pins axially drilled through, have not proven themselves even if the bore in the area of the roll body is widened:
  • the thermal medium is not defined here, the low flow rate occurring within the roll body affects the heat transfer, and that remaining relatively large wall thickness results in a strong hysteresis due to its thermal inertia Effect of temperature control.
  • axially parallel channels have been drilled in the roller body, which are connected to one another and to central bores which cause the inflow and outflow through bores which start and run at an angle in their mouths.
  • the effort to be made for the bores feeding and connecting the bores has proven to be undesirably high.
  • calender rolls are built, the roll body of which is designed as a hollow cylinder which is closed on one side and is provided in one piece with a roll pin, the opening opposite the roll pin with a separate one Flange journal is completed.
  • a forced circulation for the thermal medium is created here, in that the cavity is largely filled by a displacer body usually made of sheet steel, so that an annular passage cross section of small thickness remains for the medium, the limited cross-sectional area of which ensures flow rates ensuring the heat transfer Medium results.
  • the thermal medium can be supplied and removed through the two pins from or to different sides; in the case of driven calender rolls, however, it has proven useful to keep the drive side free of supply lines of the thermal medium and to carry out both the supply and the discharge via a connection head provided on the flange side opposite the drive side.
  • the innovation is based on the task of creating a calender roll of the same type in terms of flow technology, which can be produced and maintained with reduced expenditure, which allows heating of precisely defined jacket areas, and which is robust and stable even at high speeds and strong positive and negative accelerations proves, and which can therefore be operated safely with a long service life.
  • roller body of the calender roller being connected on both sides to flange pins and the areas of the end faces of the roller body enclosed by the mouths of the channels receding against the opposite base area area of the flange pins, forming a gap that extends at least up to these mouths of the channels, and by preferably leading central inlet and outlet bores up to these columns.
  • flange spigots arranged on both sides had already been provided for design reasons, in particular if tough, tough roller spigots were required, the resilience of which could not be achieved with one-piece roller spigots due to the special type of roller casting.
  • both the forehead can be used in the areas enclosed by the channels or their mouths
  • Surface of the roller body and the base of the flange pegs each create a gap that gives access to the channels without long, cumbersome and significant machine times bores.
  • the roller body itself is practically made in one piece, even if different cast alloys are used for areas with different radii, so that a stable roller with high section modulus is created, which can also correspond to very high acceleration stresses without deformation.
  • a defined guidance of the thermal medium is achieved, which defines the channels between the gaps formed and intersperses them with flow velocities which ensure the desired heat transfer.
  • a highly resilient, central connection of the flange pin to the roller body can be achieved if the flange pin has a flange that can be connected to the roller body and engages in the recesses of the roller body within the jacket area of the roller body.
  • the facing end faces of the approaches and the. Recesses are expediently designed so that the gaps formed run flat conical.
  • the channels can be arranged within a pitch circle that is significantly less than the diameter of the roller body.
  • the channels closer below the shell of the roller body and thus within a partial circle which is slightly less than the diameter of the roller body if a group of diverging regions of the end faces of the roller body divide along the surface lines of a truncated cone Boreholes that each open into one of the channels and in that the channels are closed at both ends outside the mouths.
  • a secure closure which at the same time defines the heatable width ranges of the roller bodies, is achieved by sealing the channels, which essentially extend from their mouth to the mouth of one of the connection bores.
  • the sealing plugs are expediently provided with at least one seal inserted into a groove.
  • the introduction of the bores is simplified and facilitated if the end-side recesses of the roller bodies have profile areas which run perpendicular to these connection bores.
  • the coolant flow can be reduced or the flow rate of the medium increased by alternately adjacent channels of groups of channels at the two roller ends being closed off by the gap and connected to one another in such a way that the channels of a group flow through the columns from the same medium in succession .
  • three or five channels forming a group can be flowed through in a meandering fashion, starting from one of the gaps, until the medium emerges from the last channel of the group into the opposite gap.
  • rings, disks or projections of the approaches of the flange pins can be tensioned against the mouths of the channels or against the mouths of end faces having connecting bores leading to the channels, which are for the beginning or the end of a Group of orifices formed by the medium through which the medium flows in succession have openings and orifices to be connected to the channels or the connection bores against the gap cover, and in that the disks, rings or lugs or the end face of the roller body have mouths connecting recesses or grooves.
  • connection bores forming the beginning or the end of a group of channels through which the medium flows one behind the other can run substantially diverging along surface lines of a truncated cone, and connection bores leading to channels to be connected to one another are additionally arranged obliquely against the surface lines such that they cross each other, their mouths are closed by plugs.
  • the weight of calender rolls can be reduced if their core area is turned out and the core area is closed off at least on one side by a disk that overlaps it and can optionally also be provided with openings and recesses or grooves.
  • the flange pins can each have feed or discharge bores guided up to their base surfaces, so that the medium can be supplied on one side of the roller and discharged on the other.
  • both the roll body of the calender roll and one of the flange journals with an axial bore and the flange journal with a connection head for supplying and discharging the thermal medium, and the central bore of the flange journal to be a central one into the central bore of the roller body leading pipe to have the bore of the flange pin penetrating to form a tubular jacket-shaped space.
  • a calender roll 1 is shown, below the outer surface of its roll body 2 starting from end faces 3, a family of axially parallel channels 4 is drilled, which can each have the same distance from the roll axis.
  • flange spigots for example the flange spigot 5
  • the flanges 6 of which are clamped by means of screws 7 to the roller body 2 of the calender roller 1 such that projections 8 of the flange spigots 5 engage in centered recesses in the roller body 2.
  • the bases 9 of these approaches are worked in a slightly conical shape so that defined gaps 10 and 11 remain between them, the outer ends of which extend up to the mouths of the channels 4, while the gaps on their inner Merging ends in inflow and outflow bores 12 and 13 of the flange pins 5, which are each equipped with connection heads 14 and 15.
  • the thermal medium can thus be supplied to the connection head 14, for example, and pass through the bore 12 of the flange pin 5 in accordance with the flow arrows entered into the gap 10 formed in front of the end face 3 of the roller body 2, which distributes the medium to the sheet of channels 4.
  • the thermal medium After passing through the channels, the thermal medium is taken up by the gap 11 and again in the arrow direction, ' near the axis to the drain hole 13 and through this to the connection head 15, from where it is returned to the heating control unit via a line network.
  • a heating of the M check means of the roll body 3 reaches the calender roll 1 in a predetermined, determined by the length of the channels width.
  • FIG. 2 A modified calender roll fed from only one side is shown in FIG. 2.
  • the roller body 2 of the calender roller 1 has a number of channels 4 below its outer surface in a cylindrical jacket-shaped dividing surface, which are guided from one of the end faces 3 of the roller body to the opposite one.
  • a solid flange drive 16 serving as the drive and a flange pin 17 equipped with a bore 18 are braced by means of their flanges 6 by screws 7, and the roller body is provided with an axially extending bore 19.
  • a tube 20 is inserted into the bore 18 of the flange pin 17, the end facing the roller body sealingly and securely in the enlarged bore 19, and the other end of which engages in a connection head 21 arranged at the free end of the flange pin 17.
  • the connection head 21, which conveys both the supply and the discharge, is further connected to the channel-like free space 22 formed between the wall of the bore 18 and the outer wall of the tube 20.
  • the thermal medium can be fed into a connection of the connection head 21 and reaches, according to the arrows entered, via the tube 20, the bore 19 and between one of the end faces 3 of the roller body 2 on the one hand and the base of the extension 8 of the Flange pin 16 on the other hand formed gap 10.
  • This gap transfers the thermal medium obliquely outwards to the mouths of the channels 4, after their flow through which it is collected in the gap 11 and in the space 22 to formed between the wall of the bore 18 and the outer wall of the tube 20 is led to the drain opening of the connection head 21.
  • displacer rolls can be constructed in such a way that, in order to improve these boundary conditions, roll ends covered by the edges of the paper web are no longer heated; in the case of calender rolls heated by means of axially parallel channels, however, the calender roll is heated along the length of its channels and thus practically along its entire length. Furthermore, it has been found that channels which are smooth in order to be able to open into gaps formed behind the projections of the flange journals are to be arranged relatively deep under the lateral surface of the calender roll. This not only causes an occasionally undesirably high thermal inertia of the roll, it also blurs the limits of heated and unheated length ranges of the rolls.
  • 3 to 5 and 7 therefore show calender rolls in which the channels are laid further outwards in order to achieve lower thermal inertia and the effective length of the channels can be limited by inserted sealing plugs.
  • a calender roll in which the two-sided end faces 24 of the roller body 23 each with are equipped with a flange pin 25 or 26, the flange 27 or 28 of which is screwed to the end face receiving it, and which in each case engages with a shoulder 29 centering in a recess 30 made in the end face 24 such that between the free end face of the shoulder 29 and the base of the recess 30, a gap 31 remains free.
  • the roller body 23 is traversed by axially parallel channels 32, each of which opens into the end faces; in the case of further varied designs, the distances from the free outer surface can also vary and alternate, for example.
  • the recesses 30 have a truncated cone-shaped region 33, from which connection bores 34 extend perpendicularly to the center plane of the roller body so that each of the connection bores 34 opens into one of the channels 32. Since the mouths of the channels 32 are already overlapped and closed by the flanges 27 and 28, the mouth regions of the channels are thus removed from the actual circuit of the heating medium until the connection bores open.
  • the effective length of the channels is additionally and defined by sealing plugs 35 inserted into their mouths, which fill the mouth area of the channels up to the area where the connecting bores open and are appropriately additionally sealed.
  • the plugs 53 are provided with a groove which receives an O-ring provided as a seal.
  • the sealing plug can be fixed by screw threads, expanding elements, locking circlips or the mouth area or a flank of one in the mouth areas the connection bore provided recess overlapping head of the sealing plug; in the present case, the entire mouth portion is designed with a slightly larger diameter than the actual channel 32 so that the front end of the stopper is held by the formed shoulder 35, whereas its principlelie - constricting end face is supported by the cross-flange 28th
  • the flange pins 25 and 26 In exactly predetermined position not only the projections 29 are recesses 30 adapted centering, in addition to the precise fit monitoring, engaging in fitting holes dowel pins 36 are also provided, while the egg q corresponds Liche connection means exciting coil 37 is effected.
  • the flange pins 25 and 26 are each drilled through and provided with connection heads at their free ends.
  • the thermal medium can be supplied to the connection head of the flange pin 26 and, through the axial bore of the flange pin, reaches the gap 31 arranged upstream thereof, which acts as a distributor. From this gap, the thermal medium is supplied to the channels 32 by means of the connection holes 34 and from them via further connection holes. 34 the gap upstream of the flange pin 25, from which it is fed through the axial bore of the flange pin 25 to its connection head, from which it is then expediently fed to the fixed network via correspondingly flexible lines.
  • the channels 32 are thus fed in a defined manner, so that their heating and temperature also appear to be defined.
  • connection bores 34 shorten the length of the channels at both ends in such a way that only one effective length e of the calender roll, which is set according to a paper web width, is actually heated, which is around non-heated edge regions of a predetermined length within the Ge total length 1 of the calender roll.
  • FIG. 4 shows a modified calender roll, in which, for example in the case of driven rolls, the thermal medium is fed in and discharged together via one of the flange pins 39, while the flange pin 38 remains free for the drive.
  • the calender roll is provided on both sides with recesses which delimit column 31 with the lugs of the flange pins, and here, too, there are diverging connecting holes. 1 4, which open into channels 32, from which further connection holes 34 lead to the opposite gap.
  • the supply of the thermal medium takes place on the same side as the discharge via a correspondingly designed connection head 42 provided at the free end of the flange pin 39.
  • connection head 42 an inflow pipe 41 leads to the bottom of the recess the end face, the inflow tube 41 sealed in the roller body merging into a central bore 40 in the roller body, which leads to the opposite gap 31.
  • the thermal medium is able to reach the channels 32 via connection bores 34 in accordance with the directions indicated by arrows, from which it is able to reach the opposite gap via further connection bores 34 and in between the inflow pipe 41 and the wall of the axial bore of the flange pin 39 formed space is supplied to the outflow area of the connection head 42.
  • an effective length e of the total length 1 of the calender roll is heated, while defined, predetermined edge areas remain without any particular heating effect.
  • FIG. 5 two differently designed end regions of the roller body of a calender roller are shown broken off in relation to one another.
  • a core region 44 is drilled out in the roller body 43, shown in broken lines.
  • the jacket area has the axially parallel drilled channels 45, which are blocked off at both ends by sealing plugs 46. Both ends of the core area are closed off by disks 48 and 49, a disk 48, which is essentially conical in cross section, being juxtaposed with a disk 49 having a flat configuration to explain the possibilities.
  • both ends same bills will provide and decide either for the fluidly g ünsti- ger shaped disc 48 or the easier to manufacture flat disc 49th
  • the lugs of the flange pins 50 and 51 are also designed accordingly, so that there is a cone-shaped or disk-shaped gap 52 and 53, respectively.
  • both roller journals are used, it is sufficient to provide one of the two disks, and with the arrangement of two disks, defined gaps can be achieved in conjunction with a core space which further reduces the weight of the calender roller and remains free of the thermal medium.
  • the one or the two disks used are designed to be closed.
  • the thermal medium fills the core area, and its opposite end is either provided with a disc having an opening or remains open or without a disc.
  • the inflow tube can also be guided as far as the opposite disk 48 and be supported in a sealed manner there as well as in the disk 49. In this case the core area can be kept free of the thermal medium and the total weight of the calender roll is reduced accordingly.
  • the respective channels 4, 32 and 45 are each arranged parallel to one another between the columns 10, 11 or: 31 and 52, 53, the medium also flows through them in parallel, so that a media flow which may prove to be undesirably high.
  • the circulation of the medium can be restricted or the passage speed through the channels can be increased by the same medium flowing through the channels one after the other in groups.
  • Such a group of channels can preferably comprise three or five, possibly also seven, channels, the first channel being acted upon from one of the gaps in each group, at the opposite end of the channel being connected to the adjacent channel, which in turn is at the opposite end is in turn connected to the following channel, which is then either connected via two or four further channels which are connected to one another or else directly to the pending gap.
  • This can be achieved in practice according to FIG. 6 by applying a disk 54 or a corresponding ring to the end face of the roller body 2, which by means of openings 55 each open the mouths of the channels to be connected to the gap, while the mouths of two adjacent channels to be connected on this side of the roller body are overlapped by the disk 54.
  • connection itself can be produced by recesses which are designed as grooves 56, which are provided either in the disk and / or in the end face of the roller body.
  • the lugs of the roller journals can also be used if they are designed so as to engage in the gap in such a way that they close the mouths of channels to be shut off and, if appropriate, also have the groove which produces the connection.
  • connection bores 34 and 47 Such rings, disks or also projections of the approaches of the flange pins can also be used when channels 32 and 45 can be reached via connection bores 34 and 47.
  • the channels 32 are provided within the roller body 23 in a conventional manner and the connection bores 34 for channels to be connected directly are also substantially diverging are.
  • the connection bores 57 and 58 leading to the gap 32 and to be connected to one another to be connected are guided from the conical region 33 in such a way that they intersect, and their free ends are blocked off with sealing plugs not shown in the figure.
  • FIG. 7 shows

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US4920623A (en) * 1987-04-02 1990-05-01 Schwabische Huttenwerke Gmbh Heatable glazing or calendering roll
EP0440140A2 (fr) * 1990-01-29 1991-08-07 Schwäbische Hüttenwerke Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung Rouleau pour appareil de lissage ou calandre
EP0440140A3 (en) * 1990-01-29 1992-01-15 Schwaebische Huettenwerke Gesellschaft Mit Beschraenkter Haftung Roll for smoothing apparatus or calender
FR2685458A1 (fr) * 1991-12-19 1993-06-25 Darlet Marchante Tech Sa Tambour pour le refroidissement de produits en feuille ou plaque.
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DE4343172C1 (de) * 1993-12-17 1995-01-12 Kleinewefers Gmbh Beheizbare Walze
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