EP0505320B1 - Verfahren und Anlage zur Zwischenlagerung und/oder Umordnung von Druckprodukten in Schuppenformation - Google Patents

Verfahren und Anlage zur Zwischenlagerung und/oder Umordnung von Druckprodukten in Schuppenformation Download PDF

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EP0505320B1
EP0505320B1 EP92810181A EP92810181A EP0505320B1 EP 0505320 B1 EP0505320 B1 EP 0505320B1 EP 92810181 A EP92810181 A EP 92810181A EP 92810181 A EP92810181 A EP 92810181A EP 0505320 B1 EP0505320 B1 EP 0505320B1
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
    • B65H29/00—Delivering or advancing articles from machines; Advancing articles to or into piles
    • B65H29/006—Winding articles into rolls
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
    • B65H2405/00—Parts for holding the handled material
    • B65H2405/40—Holders, supports for rolls
    • B65H2405/42—Supports for rolls fully removable from the handling machine
    • B65H2405/422—Trolley, cart, i.e. support movable on floor
    • B65H2405/4221—Trolley, cart, i.e. support movable on floor for both full and empty (or partial) roll
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
    • B65H2701/00—Handled material; Storage means
    • B65H2701/10—Handled articles or webs
    • B65H2701/19—Specific article or web
    • B65H2701/1932—Signatures, folded printed matter, newspapers or parts thereof and books

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  • the invention lies in the field of further processing of printed products and comprises a method and a system according to the independent patent claims.
  • the method and system serve to temporarily store and / or rearrange printed products in scale formation between two processing steps, for example between the rotary machine and a subsequent processing step.
  • Print products in scale formation which are continuously laid out by rotary machines, for example, and which are not processed immediately and / or not in the resulting order, must be temporarily stored and / or rearranged.
  • the products of the rotary machine are wound up in a known manner in the form of the shingled stream laid out and temporarily stored as a roll before they are further processed.
  • According to another temporary storage method such products, they are collected into bars and filled with pliers-like tools in appropriate storage containers, which are transported on pallets, for example.
  • the publication GB-2170793 describes a system for the intermediate storage and / or rearrangement of printed products in scale formation.
  • This system has winding stations for winding the scale formations on winding cores and winding stations for unwinding such windings.
  • the winding cores are firmly connected to bearing elements, which may represent movable frames.
  • bearing elements When changing the winding at the winding stations, bearing elements with an empty winding core or with a winding are manipulated as units. The same units are transported by a shuttle vehicle and stored as such.
  • the main features of the method according to the invention are that in terms of volume, very little storage auxiliary material is required that all storage auxiliary material is returned to the process again and again after use (no consumables) and that this return is adapted to the process of intermediate storage and rearrangement of the printed products in such a way that it can be fully integrated into it.
  • the process thus becomes a work process with absolutely process-adapted and process-integrated return of the auxiliary material.
  • the method according to the invention is used between two processing steps 10 and 20, wherein it processes the printed products which are continuously designed as scale formation from processing step 10 into the continuous scale formation of printed products necessary for processing step 20.
  • the scale formation entering the method according to the invention can differ from the exiting formation by the number of scale flows and / or by the speeds of these flows, the product outputs at the inlet and outlet being able to be the same or different at a given time.
  • the two scale formations can also differ in the sequence with which different types of printed products follow one another.
  • the method according to the invention has any number of identical inputs / outputs for scale streams. These inputs / outputs are each connected to one of the processing steps 10 or 20 and only receive a definite function as an input or output through this connection. This makes the method adaptable to very different pairs of processing steps 10 and 20. More than one shingled stream processing step 10 and more than one shingled stream processing step 20 are also conceivable.
  • the devices for warehouse management and the storage units of the printed products are coordinated accordingly.
  • the storage units can be manipulated, transported and stored with a minimum of storage aids. This saves transport performance and storage space.
  • the storage units are still as large as possible. This saves transportation.
  • the cycle of the storage auxiliary material which takes place within the method according to the invention, is completely integrated into the storage management for the printed products.
  • the storage auxiliary material (for its return) is also stored in storage units.
  • the shape of these storage units corresponds to the storage units of the printed products, and the two types of storage units can thus be stored at interchangeable storage locations.
  • FIG. 1 shows the method according to the invention as a diagram and serves to explain the main features of the method already described.
  • the left part of the diagram represents the process in a purely abstract manner, the right part shows figuratively the different formations of printed products and auxiliary material.
  • the process is divided into three process zones, in which different process steps are carried out, and which the printed products and the auxiliary material each run through in both directions.
  • the direction in which the printed products go through the process is shown with filled arrows, the direction of the storage aid material with empty arrows and the direction of the storage formations of the printed products, which include auxiliary material and printed products, with corresponding double arrows.
  • the method according to the invention has a number (for example 6) of inputs / outputs for printed products in shingled stream formation, the function of which is determined by their connection to a processing step 10 or an shingling stream processing processing step 20.
  • the figure shows two inputs 1.1 / 2 and four outputs 1.3 / 4/5/6.
  • the shingled streams S are divided into pre-storage units, for example wound up into coils W.
  • winding cores WK storage aid material
  • the pre-storage units are dissolved, for example windings W are processed into shingled streams S, winding cores WK being produced (auxiliary storage material).
  • the winding W and winding core WK are stored directly from the first processing zone (entrance zone) 1.
  • the actual warehouse there is a second processing zone 2, in which the actual storage units for printed products and for the auxiliary storage material are created.
  • These storage units are, for example, lying winding pairs WP as storage units of the printed products and loose winding core rosettes R as storage units of the storage auxiliary material, both of which essentially represent a cylinder of the same diameter and the same height.
  • These storage units which consist of printed products and winding cores (winding pairs) or only winding cores (rosettes), are interchangeably stored and removed in the third process zone 3.
  • the devices used in the first, second and third process zones for handling printed products and storage aids are equipped in such a way that they can handle both windings or pairs of windings as well as winding cores or core rosettes and that they handle in both directions for the corresponding processing zone , that is, in the direction of the input and output direction.
  • windings as storage pre-units and lying winding pairs as storage units
  • the devices used in the second processing zone can create and dissolve winding pairs and winding core rosettes, and that handle the winding pairs and winding core rosettes lying in the third process zone 3 and can transport them in all necessary directions.
  • the processing step 10 can be, for example, a rotary press (or several rotary presses) that delivers folded printing sheets in the form of, for example, two scale streams.
  • the processing stage 20 can be, for example, a collecting device, a plug-in system or another Further processing system (or several such systems), in which the sheets enter as, for example, four scale streams and which, for example, collects four such sheets in a specific order and feeds them in groups of four to further processing steps.
  • production from two rotary presses is possible, which supplies up to thirty or more collector inputs with parallel shingled streams via an intermediate storage and rearrangement method according to the invention.
  • the processing step 10 which supplies the shingled stream determines the number of shingling streams occurring, their speed and the chronological sequence of different products in these shingling streams.
  • the scale stream processing step 20 determines the number of scale streams processed at the same time, the processing speed and the time sequence with which various products are processed.
  • the method according to the invention places no limits on the two processing steps 10 and 20 with regard to the number of shingled streams fed in and out.
  • the method according to the invention is also not limited with respect to the scale flow velocities, to the difference between supply and discharge and to their change over time, but the devices used to carry out the method are.
  • the method according to the invention will receive the product according to a production sequence (chronological order of different, successive products) and pass it on in a further processing sequence that differs from the production sequence (chronological order of further processing of different products), i.e. it rearranges the products. Only rearrangements that affect entire storage units are possible. In other words, that means only one type of printed product is to be stored in a winding pair or at least on one winding.
  • At least one shingled stream runs into an input 1.1, which is designed as a winding station and in which the shingled stream is wound onto a, for example, hollow-cylindrical winding core WK with the aid of a ribbon.
  • Corresponding winding stations are described, for example, in US Pat. No. 4,601,436, 4,769,973 and 4,898,336 by the same applicant. Winding stations as described in EP-447 903 or US-5176333 by the same applicant, which are assumed to be known here, are particularly suitable for the method described here.
  • 1 winder changer is used in the traversing zone, which removes the full reels from the winding stations and attaches empty reel cores to them.
  • An exemplary embodiment of such a device is described in connection with FIG. 2.
  • the winding created in the winding station is rotated in a second processing zone 2 from its winding position (horizontal axis of rotation) to its storage position (vertical axis of rotation), and is transported as a lying winding pair (storage unit) to a buffer zone.
  • the device used in this second process zone is described in connection with FIG. 3.
  • the winding pair is transported in the third process zone 3 from the buffer zone to the effective interim storage facility and stored there.
  • the diameter the winding and the winding technology are such that the windings can be stacked on one another in stacks of up to 10 pairs of coils without further aids, such as storage racks or pallets, the stacks standing on the storage floor.
  • the device used for the storage is designed in such a way that it can transport the winding pairs without further aids, such as pallets. These two measures can increase the utilization of the storage space by up to 50% compared to known storage methods.
  • the storage room can also serve all or part of other functions at any time because it requires only a minimum of fixed installations.
  • a device for use in the third process zone 3 is described in connection with FIG. 4.
  • winding pairs are swapped out again, that is to say transported from the storage location to the buffer zone.
  • This outsourcing is carried out with the same device as the stocking.
  • the winding pair is picked up from the buffer zone and transported to the winding station while the storage unit is being released, that is to say the two windings are separated and rotated back into the winding position (horizontal axis of rotation) (second processing zone 2).
  • the device used which is described in connection with FIG. 3, is designed in such a way that it can be used for both flow directions through process zone 2.
  • an exit winding station (eg 1.3), which corresponds to an entrance winding station, but through which the printed products pass in the opposite direction, the winding is unwound into a shingled stream.
  • the shingled stream or, correspondingly, a plurality of shingled streams are fed into the processing stage 20.
  • the empty winding cores which occur during unwinding (process zone 1) and are used again when being wound up, pass through the process according to the invention in a direction opposite to the product.
  • they are transported to a buffer zone and put together to form a storage unit.
  • the storage unit consists of a rosette R, in which 18 cores, three on top of each other, are loosely assembled without any additional aids.
  • the transport of the winding cores from the winding station to the buffer zone is carried out using the same device as the transport of the windings (see FIG. 3 and corresponding description). It is conceivable to design this device in such a way that it can also produce the winding core rosettes.
  • the rosettes can also be created by a correspondingly controlled, special lifting tool or by hand.
  • the space requirement of a winding core rosette is essentially the same as the space requirement of a lying winding pair, that is, a rosette can take the place of a winding pair in the warehouse and vice versa. It is therefore conceivable, for example, that the same space is taken up either by a stack of 18 coils (9 pairs of coils) or by the corresponding 18 cores in the form of a rosette.
  • the device for handling the storage units must be designed in such a way that it can also store and remove rosettes (see FIG. 4 and corresponding description).
  • the rosette is removed again (process zone 3) and placed in a buffer zone.
  • the individual winding core is released from the storage unit that represents the rosette (process zone 2), transported to an entrance winding station (e.g. 1.1) and inserted there so that a new winding can be wound on it (process zone 1).
  • an entrance winding station e.g. 1.1
  • process zone 1 the same devices are used for handling the empty winding cores as possible for handling the printed product rolls.
  • process steps 10 and 20 and the process according to the invention connected between them are controlled by a central intelligence, a closed production line results. Wraps that are much smaller than normal reels are difficult to classify in fully automatic interim storage. Such small windings can arise, for example, when converting processing stage 10 to another product or in the event of production or winding disruptions. It is advantageous to remove such Heine windings from the intermediate storage cycle from the winding station (arrow 11) and to use them for further processing (arrow 12).
  • An advantageous feature of the process according to the invention is that the devices used in the individual process zones are process zone-specific, not product or storage aid material-specific. As a result, the necessary number and / or the necessary transport route of the corresponding devices can be kept to a minimum, the higher-level control simplified and the capacity increased.
  • FIGS. 2a and b show a winding changer, an exemplary embodiment of the device which uses windings and empty winding cores on the winding station and removes them from the winding station and combines the windings into pairs of windings.
  • the winding changer 40 is shown together with the winding station 30 as a view in FIG. 2a with a viewing direction parallel to the winding axes and in FIG. 2b with a viewing direction perpendicular to the winding axes.
  • the winding station 30 is designed in such a way that it always processes (winds up or unwinds) a winding while a second winding is changed.
  • the two windings of the winding station are arranged one behind the other in the direction of the incoming or outgoing shingled stream.
  • the reel changer 40 essentially consists of a means of transport and a storage means, in the embodiment shown a mobile lifting device 41 and a frame 42.
  • the mobile lifting device 41 which can be rotated by 180 °, can be moved horizontally in such a way that it positions the reels on the winding station (A and B) and the position of the wraps on the frame (C) can reach.
  • the lifting device 41 is equipped with at least one (or one left and one right, pivotable away) jack 43, which is designed such that it can grip into the winding core of a winding and lift it.
  • the lifter 43 is movable in the vertical direction and at least between the highest position that a winding core (empty or with a winding) on the winding station 30 or the frame 42 can assume and the correspondingly lowest position.
  • the frame 42 is equipped with a hanging device 44 for at least one, in the embodiment shown for two windings, and a tiltable holder 45 for empty winding cores. The holder 45 can be tilted so that the empty winding cores can thus be actively loaded onto another means of transport.
  • the lifting device 41 with the lifter 43 fetches full windings from the winding station and hangs them on the hanging device 44 of the frame 42. In addition, it fetches empty winding cores from the holder 45 and inserts them at the winding station.
  • the winding station functions product output from the method according to the invention
  • the function of the winding changer is reversed. It is advantageous to design the winding changer in such a way that it can operate two winding stations arranged in parallel by moving between them.
  • the winding changer is subjected to a control which is coordinated with the control of the winding station.
  • FIGS. 3a to c show a shuttle vehicle 50, an embodiment of the device which takes over or delivers the winding pairs from the frame 42, changes their position and transports empty winding cores and windings between the frame 42 and the buffer zone.
  • FIG. 3a shows the shuttle vehicle as a view with a viewing direction perpendicular to the axes of the windings which the vehicle has to take over, FIG. 3b with a viewing direction parallel to these axes and Figure 3c from above.
  • Such a shuttle vehicle fetches and brings windings, in the illustrated embodiment winding pairs, and empty winding cores from the frames 42 and transports them to a buffer location.
  • the important feature of the shuttle vehicle is that it is equipped with means by which it can turn the wrap from an upright to a lying position and vice versa.
  • the shuttle vehicle advantageously moves on rails between the frame 42 it serves and the buffer point.
  • such a shuttle vehicle will serve all winding stations that function as entry and exit stations, or one or more shuttle vehicles of this type will be used for the inputs and outputs (see also description) of Figure 5).
  • Similar devices are also described in the publications EP-230 677, EP-243 753, EP-311 869 and EP-333 648.
  • the individual functions of process zone 2 the transport of windings and winding cores and the creation of the two storage units (lying winding pair and core rosette) can be distributed to different devices.
  • the exemplary embodiment shown represents a shuttle vehicle that cannot create or dissolve core rosettes.
  • the winding cores are automatically loaded from the shuttle vehicle at the buffer point, but must be stacked with an appropriately controlled lifting tool or by hand to form rosettes and vice versa, the winding cores must be loaded individually into the vehicle using a suitable lifting tool or by hand from the rosette.
  • the shuttle vehicle consists of a chassis 55 which drives wheels 51 on rails 52.
  • the chassis is positioned asymmetrically on the wheels, that the vehicle can be loaded very asymmetrically perpendicular to the direction of travel.
  • a double-tilting winding tongs 53 are attached to the chassis.
  • the winding tongs can be tilted about the axis X, whereby they bring a lying-held winding pair 54 into a standing position 54 '.
  • the winding tongs can be tilted about an axis Z, the standing winding pair 54 'being brought into an unloading position 54' which corresponds to the position of the frame 42 in height and perpendicular to the direction of travel of the shuttle vehicle.
  • the described function of the movement of the winding tongs relates to its function in connection with an unwinding winding station.
  • the function must be reversed for a winding station.
  • the winding tongs 53 consist of two tongs arms 53.1 and 53.2 which are arranged parallel to one another and are movable relative to one another and which in turn can each consist of two fingers, for example.
  • the two tongs arms 53.1 and 53.2 of the winding tongs 53 can be moved relative to one another with a corresponding drive in such a way that they can hold a pair of windings with sufficient force to be able to transport them freely and without other aids.
  • the chassis 55 also has a transport space 56 for winding cores WK. Means are attached in the transport space 56, with the aid of which cores can be transported out of the transport space.
  • FIGS. 4a to c show an exemplary embodiment of a gripper 60 which is used in the third process zone and with which storage units of printed products (lying winding pairs) and of winding cores (rosettes) can be gripped and transported.
  • the gripper shown can also grip and hold individual windings.
  • the figures show the gripper in section (cutting planes parallel to the axis of rotation of a gripped roll) with a gripped pair of rolls (FIG. 4a) and with a gripped winding core rosette (FIG. 4b) and as a top view (FIG. 4c).
  • the gripper 60 is fastened to a conventional storage device for its function in the process zone 3 and can thus be moved in all directions (arrow cross P).
  • This storage device can be, for example, a vehicle running on rails, which serves the warehouse through a ravine, or it can be a surface crane, which serves the warehouse from above.
  • the capacity of the whole installation, the speed of the storage device and the area of the storage determine how many storage devices have to be used with grippers.
  • the gripper 60 essentially consists of, for example, a star-shaped gripper body 61 with a central projection 62.
  • the gripper body 61 has a horizontal position and, in operation, has outer gripping means 70 protruding downwards for gripping a pair of windings WP and inner gripping means 80 for gripping a winding core rosette R on.
  • the outer gripping means 70 have double jaws 71.1 / 2, which can be moved radially relative to the gripper body 61 with the aid of a corresponding drive (not shown in the figure) (arrow Q) and with which a radial force is exerted on a winding pair WP or an individual winding W can be exercised, which is sufficient to hold the winding.
  • the function of the double jaws 71.1 / 2 can be supported by further holding means 72 which are attached to the central projection 62 and which are moved radially within the winding cores of the windings and can exert a radial force on the winding cores WK of the individual windings of the winding pair.
  • the holding means 72 are connected to corresponding elastic means or to a corresponding drive (not shown in the figure).
  • the outer gripping means 70 are moved into their outermost position, the additional holding means 72 into their innermost position. Then the gripper over it The winding pair is moved and lowered until the gripper body 61 rests on the winding pair WP or the central molding 62 on the base (only one winding is to be gripped). The outer gripping means 70 are then moved against the outer winding surfaces, the additional holding means 72 against the winding core WK in order to hold the windings in place.
  • the inner gripping means 80 are arranged on a circle around the central projection 62, this circle corresponding to the circle on which the center points of the winding cores of a core rosette lie.
  • the inner gripping means 80 serve to grip and hold winding core rosettes R.
  • the inner gripping means 80 are opened (FIG. 4a).
  • the inner gripping means 80 are connected to a corresponding drive (not shown in the figures).
  • the inner gripping means 80 consist essentially of perpendicularly to the main plane of the gripper body 61, their length adjustable (arrow U) arms 81 and spreading means 82, which are adjustable radially to the arms (arrow T), and a force against one from the inside Can exercise winding core.
  • the arms 81 and the spreading means 82 are connected to corresponding drives for the movements mentioned (not shown in the figures).
  • the inner gripping means 80 are extended (H), the gripper 60 is moved over the rosette and lowered onto it.
  • the arms 81 are extended to their maximum length (U) if the rosette consists of three cores stacked one on top of the other, or into a correspondingly shorter position for rosettes of only one or two cores on each other.
  • the spreading means are extended (T) and the rosette is held in this way.
  • FIG. 5 shows an example of an installation for carrying out the method according to the invention with the devices according to the invention. It is a small system that can be enlarged as required.
  • the figure shows a rotary press, which represents the processing step 10, and a system for collating various printed products, which represents the processing step 20.
  • the rotary press for example, sets out two shingled streams that are wound up by two winding stations 30.1 and 30.2, while the system for gathering the printed products is supplied, for example, by six unwinding winding stations 30.3 to 30.8.
  • Process zone 1 represents the entirety of the winding stations and the winding changer.
  • the path 52 of the shuttle 50 runs parallel to the line of the bearing means 42.1 to 42.8 of the winding changer and ends at one end at the buffer point 90.
  • the buffer point must be in three parts. It has a transfer point 90.1, which is designed in such a way that the shuttle vehicle can pick up winding pairs from it and deliver them to it.
  • the buffer location also has a feed buffer 90.2 and a discharge buffer 90.3. From the feed buffer 90.2, which is designed, for example, as a conveyor belt, pairs of coils are conveyed to the take-over point 90.1, and the discharge buffer 90.3 receives pairs of coils from the take-over point 90.1. Furthermore, the buffer location also has a location 90.4 in which winding core rosettes R are created and dissolved.
  • the actual warehouse which represents process zone 3, is a space 91 which is served by at least one storage device 92 with a gripper 60.
  • the storage device 92 is designed such that, in addition to the entire storage space, it can also reach the feed buffer 90.2, the discharge buffer 90.3 and the location of the rosette formation 90.4.
  • the warehouse between the processing step 10 which supplies the shingled stream and the processing step 20 which processes the shingled stream, so that the winding pairs pass through the warehouse between a storage entrance and a storage exit.
  • the warehouse entrance and the warehouse exit are then each equipped with a buffer point and a shuttle vehicle is used for the warehouse entrance (from processing step 10) and the warehouse exit (to processing step 20), which then only transports winding pairs in one direction.
  • the entire system is subjected to a higher level of intelligence, which coordinates the warehouse activity with the work of processing steps 10 and 20.

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