EP0195276B1 - Déflecteur pour matériau de revêtement visqueux s'écoulant librement en forme de lamelle - Google Patents
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- EP0195276B1 EP0195276B1 EP86102305A EP86102305A EP0195276B1 EP 0195276 B1 EP0195276 B1 EP 0195276B1 EP 86102305 A EP86102305 A EP 86102305A EP 86102305 A EP86102305 A EP 86102305A EP 0195276 B1 EP0195276 B1 EP 0195276B1
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- the present invention relates to a deflection device for lamellar free-flowing viscous coating material according to the preamble of patent claim 1.
- the plates are on a horizontal transport path, e.g. B. fed to a conveyor belt of a processing station in which they are moved under a pouring head emitting the viscous coating material in the form of a calibrated liquid lamella.
- a machine is designed for continuous operation, the liquid lamella flowing practically vertically downwards in the direction of a collecting container, in which coating material not used for a coating process is collected and returned to the casting head by means of a pump.
- a distance is preferably maintained between two successive plates, so that the coating can start exactly at the leading edge and end at the trailing edge, and no bridges of coating material result between adjacent plates.
- the plates which are preferably 10 - 40 mm thick, are provided with run-on and outlet surfaces that are perpendicular to the surface of the plate and pass under the casting head at a speed of approximately 50 m / min, there is a risk that the coating material lamella of approx 3/100 mm to approx. 6/100 mm thick begins to oscillate or flutter due to the pressure of the air stowed on the plate on the inlet side and the vacuum on the outlet side. Due to the instability, mainly due to the build-up of air dust, a wavy cross-sectional shape is created on the coating material lamella, which results in surface irregularities in the coating in the starting area of the plate.
- the suction effect on the back of the plate has the effect that the lamella is sucked into the plate edge and torn off immediately below the edge when the plate continues to run. It can be assumed that by separating the lamella below the plate edge, the lamella course remains stable and the leading edge of the following plate runs against a flat lamella surface.
- the problem is to deflect a coating material lamella at an acute angle to a flat substrate surface while maintaining the horizontal delivery of the substrates to be coated or the plates mentioned on a transport device. It should be taken into account here that on the one hand the use of a horizontally running transport device offers significant operational advantages compared to one with rising and / or falling movement sections, but on the other hand a liquid lamella flowing out of a casting head can only naturally flow vertically for physical reasons.
- One possibility for the contactless deflection of a liquid lamella which is only 3 - 6 hundredths of a millimeter thick, is to direct air currents below the casting head against the lamella surface in such a way that the lamella changes its direction of travel as desired.
- the object of the invention is therefore to propose a deflection device for lamellar free-flowing viscous coating material with which the above-mentioned problem can be reliably solved in a simple manner.
- the paint casting machine shown schematically in FIG. 1 contains within a machine frame 1 a delivery-side (first) conveyor arrangement 2, and an outlet-side (second) conveyor arrangement 3, which are separated from one another by a so-called pouring gap 4 explained later.
- the conveyor arrangements 2 and 3 are preferably longitudinally structured, synchronous conveyor belts which ensure that the substrates 5.1, 5.2 and 5.3 to be coated are guided in a stable manner by the machine.
- the minimum width of the casting gap 4 is given both by the length of the substrates 5.1, 5.2, etc. and also by the design and operation of a coating arrangement, generally designated 6, and can be made narrower or wider by mutual approximation or removal of the conveyor arrangements 2, 3.
- the coating arrangement 6 essentially consists of a schematically shown casting head 7, a deflection device 9 according to the invention for a coating material lamella 10.1, and a collecting device 8 for coating material not applied to substrates 5.1, 5.2 etc.
- the casting head 7 of a known embodiment essentially comprises a storage container 7.1 for receiving liquid single- or multi-component coating starting material with a high dielectric constant and an elongated flat nozzle 11 on the bottom of the storage container 7.1.
- the length dimension of their casting lips 11.1 is matched to the coating width on the substrates 5.1, 5.2, etc., and their passage width can be adjusted to the desired thickness of the coating material lamella 10.1 by a calibration device 12. This thickness is usually in the range from 0.02 to 0.08 mm.
- the lamella flow rate from the flat nozzle 11 and the surface stability essentially depend on the viscosity of the coating starting material. A flat, uniform, level drain from the flat nozzle 11 is assumed, with the formation of an initially vertically downward flowing lam
- the coating material lamella 10.1 can be given a deflecting effect by means of an ion beam emanating from the deflecting electrode 13, by means of which the lamella 10.1 experiences on the surface of the ion impact zone on a surface inclination a against the electrode 13.
- This path inclination can be set by applying a voltage adapted to the desired inclination angle to the electrode 13.
- the path inclination a is expediently chosen such that the coating material lamella 10.1 does come as close as possible to the inner deflection area 3.1 of the outlet-side (second) conveyor arrangement 3, but is not attracted to it. Such a risk exists due to the ionization of the electrode-side surface of the lamella 10.1.
- the lamella 10.1 runs obliquely through the gap 4 against a first inclination-adjustable (double arrow 14.1) collecting flap 14. It is important that the lamella 10.1 so impinges on the flap 14 so that the flowing coating material can flow from the flap surface into a collecting trough 15 without a tendency to jam. This can effectively counteract the occurrence of wave and flutter movements at the lower end of the lamella 10.1.
- the coating material lamella 10.3 flows according to the interrupted line in a vertical direction immediately before the inner deflection area 2.1 of the (first) delivery arrangement 2 on the delivery side onto a second one Collecting flap 16 in the collecting trough 15. Like the first collecting flap 14, this flap is also appropriately inclined so that the freely running coating material lamella 10.3 flows from the flap surface into the collecting trough 15 without a tendency to jam.
- a return pump 17 recovers the coating material collected in the collecting trough 15 at appropriate time intervals via a pipeline 18 into the trough 7.1 of the pouring head 7.
- the coating material lamella (sections 10.2, 10.3) is first brought to the desired thickness of 0.03 to 0.06 mm and uniform outflow from the casting head 7 by adjusting the flat nozzle 11.
- the lamella runs essentially vertically downwards (broken line 10.3).
- the deflection electrode 13 is aligned by adjusting its support device 19 and, by applying a high voltage, a potential is applied which is capable of causing a deflection of the lamella section 10.1 below the electrode 13 by an acute angle ⁇ .
- a first substrate in FIG. 1, the plate 5.1 into the casting gap 4 and with surface covering of the surface of the plate 5.1 with coating material at a speed of 40-60 m / min passed through the casting gap 4 in the direction of arrow A.
- the resulting coating process in its individual phases I to IV is shown schematically in FIG. 1a.
- the latter tears off along this edge.
- the edge 5.1 ' is expediently sharp in order to achieve a defined break line 21.
- the forward movement speed of the plate 5.1 and the flow speed of the coating material lamella must be coordinated with one another in such a way that the lamella is slightly stretched when it is placed on the plate surface in order to achieve a clean coating 23.
- the initial run-up angle ⁇ is slightly reduced to ⁇ 'during the coating operation (phase 11), i.e. the lamella 10.1 starts somewhat flatter when coating. This state continues until the plate trailing edge 21 'is reached (phase 111).
- the lamella 10.1 breaks off and, due to the now free air access according to arrow 24, it returns to its original inclination ⁇ (phase IV) without occupying the plate drainage side 5.1 ". See also the Plate 5.3 in Fig. 1 on the conveyor assembly 3rd
- a deflection device 9 'with two (or more) deflection electrodes 13', 13 "according to FIG. 1b can be used.
- the references provided with an index mark denote parts 1, which are identical to those of Fig. 1.
- the change in path inclination a 'and a "caused by the two deflection electrodes 13', 13" are set analogously to the procedure described for FIG. 1.
- Both deflecting electrodes 13 ', 13 are built on position-changing support devices 19' which, together with an electrode potential adjustment, allow the desired section-wise change in web inclination to be set.
- the cavity of an elongated, in principle U-shaped, profiled insulating housing 30 is generally 31 and 31, respectively
- the insulating housing 30 is expediently provided with flange elements 32 for fastening the deflection electrode on a schematically illustrated support device 19.
- the electrode arrangement of the embodiment according to FIGS. 2 and 3 essentially consists of a series of approximately prismatic electrode bodies 33 made of a material with high electrical resistance (of the order of 50 MQ. Cm).
- the electrode bodies 33 have the cross-sectional shape of an approximately isosceles, slender triangle, the base of which rests on a height compensation and spacer 34, and the tip of which is flush at the level of the top of the housing.
- the tip regions 35 of all the electrode bodies 33 lie in the longitudinal direction of the deflection electrode 13 on a straight line which runs essentially parallel to the longitudinal axis of the housing.
- the electrode bodies 33 with a width of 1 to 2 cm are separated from one another by insulating intermediate layers 36 with a thickness of 1.5 to 3 mm and, according to FIG. 2, are connected or fed in parallel with one another by a continuous conductor rod 37.
- a continuous conductor rod 37 Through the Splitting the entire electrode length into a larger number of discrete sections corresponding to the electrode bodies 33 is intended on the one hand to ensure that the charge field distribution along the electrode 13 is as uniform as possible.
- the resulting division of the total cross-section of the electrode body is intended to keep the contact current strength low in order to prevent spark formation in relation to counter-polar components.
- the insulating intermediate layers 36 have a thickness of 1.5 to 3 mm and consist of a dimensionally stable material which, together with a casting resin filling the free spaces 38 in the housing 30, can form an integral body.
- the intermediate insulating layers 36 are expediently centered at least in the height compensation piece 34 in grooves 39 in order to achieve a uniform structure of the electrode arrangement 31.
- an insulating housing 30 is again used, which is constructed on a support arrangement 19 by means of flange means 32.
- An electrode arrangement 31 ' is installed in the housing cavity.
- This essentially consists of a central, longitudinal insulating material support wall 40, high-resistance parallel-fed individual resistors 41 arranged on both sides thereof, and a series of prismatic electrode bodies 43 of approximately triangular cross section made of a material with a preferably high electrical resistance. The latter are each plugged onto a pointed contact element 44, so that they are ohmically connected to the outer end of the associated individual resistor 41.
- the individual resistors 41 with resistance values of 50 to 100 MQ are connected at a lateral distance from the supporting wall 40 to the common feed rail 42 and the contact elements 44 in such a way that they lie alternately to the side of the supporting wall 40.
- Their outer boundary areas are so far apart that these areas simultaneously center the supporting wall 40 and the triangular tips of the electrode bodies 43 within the insulating housing 30 on the longitudinal plane of the electrodes.
- the triangular tips of the electrode bodies 43 are again approximately at the level of the top of the housing.
- the electrode bodies 43 have a width of approximately 10-20 mm (viewed in the longitudinal direction of the electrodes) and are separated from one another by insulating intermediate layers 45. The latter can be inserted into grooves 46 on the upper side of the support wall 40 for uniform spacing. This results, as already described with reference to FIGS. 2, 3, in turn, an optimally uniform charge field distribution along the electrode 13.
- the electrode bodies 43 Through the individual feeding of the electrode bodies 43 via the high-resistance resistors 41, it is also possible to keep the contact current strength low and thus the Eliminate the risk of spark formation against oppositely polar components.
- the intermediate insulating layers 45 can be made of the same material as the intermediate insulating layers 36 of FIG. 2, and the free spaces remaining in the housing cavity between the housing walls and the components of the electrode arrangement 31 'are filled with a casting resin 47.
- the deflection electrode 13, which is divided into discrete length sections in the manner described, makes it possible to achieve an optimally uniform field distribution along the deflection electrode 13.
- Different field strength levels between adjacent electrode sections resulting from inhomogeneities in the individual electrode bodies 33, 43 and / or resistance values which are unequal due to tolerance in the high-resistance individual resistors 41 are locally limited.
- Level differences from uneven surface loads on the electrode due to dirt, dust and / or moisture are within the operationally permissible limits.
- electrical separation of the feed conductors of individual or groups of electrode bodies 33, 43 from neighboring areas can easily be provided.
- the above-described deflecting device for lamellar free-flowing viscous coating material can be used wherever the coating material is to be brought into a second (deflected) flow direction without contact from a first (stock) flow direction. Due to the possibility of operating the deflection electrodes with very low local contact currents, the deflection device according to the invention can also be used safely when processing coating materials with easily flammable solvents.
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