EP0770726A1 - Multi-strand steel cord - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a steel cord comprising a number of strands twisted together, which is a so-called multi-strand steel cord.
- multi-strand steel cords were the standard cords for reinforcing elastomeric products such as rubber tires, conveyor belts, transmission belts.
- multi-strand steel cords are still common in reinforcing heavy tires such as off-the-road tires, conveyor belts, timing belts and transmission belts.
- Most multi-strand steel cords are manufactured in an expensive way the last steps of which may be summarized as follows :
- a steel cord which comprises eight or more strands twisted together.
- Each of the strands has a substantially same cord twisting direction and a substantially same cord twisting pitch.
- Each of said strands consists of two to five individual filaments twisted together.
- the terms "cord twisting pitch" refer to the axial distance required to make a 360 degree revolution of a strand in the final cord.
- the fact that the strands have the same cord twisting direction and the same cord twisting pitch allows the multi-strand steel cord to be made in an economical and highly efficient way.
- the fact that each of the strands consists of only two to five individual filaments and, as a consequence, comprises no core filament allows to make the multi-strand steel cord without experiencing problems of core filament migration in the individual strands.
- the individual steel filaments of every strand have the same strand twisting direction and substantially the same strand twisting pitch.
- strand twisting pitch refer to the axial distance required to make a 360 degree revolution of a filament in a strand of the final cord.
- the number of strands in the multi-strand steel cord according to the invention is at least eight, and can be nine, twelve,fifteen... in order to provide for a suitable alternative for the prior art cord constructions 7x7, 7x19, 7x31.
- Preferable configurations comprise twelve, nineteen or twenty-seven strands and are respectively designated by 12xn-, 19xn- and 27xn-cords, where n is the number of filaments in each strand and ranges from two to five.
- a 12xn-cord has three center strands and nine outer strands.
- a 19xn-cord has one center strand, six intermediate strands and twelve outer strands.
- a 27xn-cord has three center strands, nine intermediate strands and fifteen outer strands.
- the center strand or center strands In order to prevent the center strand or center strands from migrating out of the cord under the influence of repeated external bending forces, it is preferable that the center strand or center strands have a larger diameter than the diameter of the outer strands and/or intermediate strands.
- the strand twisting direction may be equal to or opposite to the cord twisting direction.
- the strand twisting pitch may be equal to or different from the cord twisting pitch.
- the multi-strand steel cord is preferably adapted to reinforce elastomeric products, which means that it has either alone or in combination one or more of following properties :
- the multi-strand cord according to the invention may have been covered with a synthetic material such as polyamide.
- FIGURE 1 shows a transversal cross-section of a 12x2 multi-strand steel cord 10.
- the cord 10 comprises three center strands 12 and nine outer strands 14.
- Each of the center strands 12 and each of the outer strands 14 consists of only two filaments 16.
- Each of the the center 12 and each of the outer strands 14 have the same cord twisting pitch and same cord twisting direction in the final cord 10, for example :
- FIGURE 2 shows a transversal cross-section of a 12x3 multi-strand steel cord.
- Steel cord 10 comprises three center strrands 12 and nine outer strands 14.
- the diameter of the center strands 12 is somewhat larger than the diameter of the outer strands 14 because the filaments 18 of the center strands have a filament diameter that is larger than the filaments 16 of the outer strands.
- An example is as follows :
- FIGURE 3 shows a cross-section of another embodiment cord which comprises also three center strands 12 and nine outer strands 14.
- the center strands 18 have a diameter larger than the diameter of the outer strands 18 by the fact that they consist of three filaments 18 while the outer strands 14 consist only of two filaments 16.
- the filaments 18 of the center strands and the filaments 16 of the outer strands have an equal diameter.
- An example is :
- FIGURE 4 shows a cross-section of a 19x4 multi-strand steel cord 10.
- the cord comprises one center strand 12, six intermediate strands 20 and twelve outer strands 14.
- Each of the strands consists of four filaments.
- the four filaments of the center strand 12 have a diameter that is somewhat larger than the diameter of the filaments of the intermediate strands 20 and outer strands 14.
- FIGURE 5 shows a cross-section of a 27x2 multi-strand steel cord 10.
- the cord comprises three center strands 12, nine intermediate strands 20 and fifteen outer strands 14.
- Each of the strands consists of two filaments.
- the two filaments 18 of the center strand 12 have a diameter that is somewhat larger than the diameter of the filaments 16 of the intermediate strands 20 and outer strands 14.
- the multi-strand steel cords according to the invention may be used to replace the common multi-strand steel cords without loss in breaking load or in other mechanical properties.
- FIGURE 6 illustrates how a 12x3 multi-strand steel cord according to the invention can be made in one single cord making step, thus avoiding the multiple steps of making the individual strands.
- three individual filaments 16 are drawn from one supply spool 22 or from three separate supply spools 22.
- the filaments 16 are guided via a reversing pulley 23, over a flyer 24 to a guiding pulley 25.
- Flyer 24 rotates at a rotational speed n RAD and gives to the filaments 16 two twists per rotation so that a (provisional) strand 14 is made. This is done twelve times simultaneously.
- the whole set of twelve supply spools 22 and the corresponding flyers 24 form a so-called rotating pay-off installation.
- the twelve provisional strands are brought together at an assembly point 26 and are guided to a false twister 28 which rotates at twice the rotational speed n B of a downstream double-twister.
- the function of this false twister 28 is to draw the exact lengths of the strands they need in the final cord since at the level of false twister 28 the cord temporarily reaches its final cord twisting pitch.
- the assembled strands are led via a guiding pulley 30, over a flyer 32 and a reversing pulley 34 and are eventually wound on a spool 36.
- Flyer 32 rotates at a rotational speed n B , gives two twists per rotation to the assembled strands and lays down the final cord twisting pitch of multi-strand cord 10 and also (together with rotating flyers 24) the final strand twisting pitch.
- This second example illustrates an advantageous embodiment of the multi-strand cord according to the invention. If the cord twisting direction and the strand twisting direction are equal, the twists given by the flyers of the rotating pay-off installation are added to the twists given by the flyer of the double-twister so that the final twists are obtained with a minimum of twisting energy (compare the much higher rotational speeds of the first example with the rotational speeds of the second example !).
- the rotational speed n RAD of the flyers of the rotating pay-off installation is in any way different from the rotational speed n B of the flyer of the double-twister in order to avoid a situation where the twists given by the flyers of the rotating pay-off installation would be hundred per cent compensated by the twists given by the flyer of the double-twister, which would result in steel cords where the difference between the strands would disappear and result in so-called compact steel cords consisting only of filaments having the same cord twisting pitch and cord twisting direction which are equal to the strand twisting pitch and strand twisting direction.
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- The present invention relates to a steel cord comprising a number of strands twisted together, which is a so-called multi-strand steel cord.
- One to two decades ago, multi-strand steel cords were the standard cords for reinforcing elastomeric products such as rubber tires, conveyor belts, transmission belts.
A general trend towards simpler constructions comprising less filaments with larger filament diameters, however, has superseded the multi-strand steel cords except for those areas where multi-strand steel cords were really necessary because of their relatively thin filaments and the resulting high level of fatigue resistance or because of their high breaking load. Nowadays, multi-strand steel cords are still common in reinforcing heavy tires such as off-the-road tires, conveyor belts, timing belts and transmission belts.
Most multi-strand steel cords are manufactured in an expensive way the last steps of which may be summarized as follows : - (a) unwinding filaments, wet drawing the filaments until their final filament diameter and winding the thus drawn filaments ;
- (b) unwinding the drawn filaments, twisting the filaments into individual strands and winding the twisted strands ;
- (c) unwinding the strands, twisting the strands into a final cord and winding the twisted cord.
- It is an object of the invention to provide for a new range of multi-strand steel cords which allows to skip the separate steps (b) of making the individual strands and which allows to replace the commonly used multi-strand steel cords such as 7x7-cord, 7x19-cord, 7x31-cord.
- According to the invention there is provided for a steel cord which comprises eight or more strands twisted together. Each of the strands has a substantially same cord twisting direction and a substantially same cord twisting pitch. Each of said strands consists of two to five individual filaments twisted together.
The terms "cord twisting pitch" refer to the axial distance required to make a 360 degree revolution of a strand in the final cord.
As will be explained hereinafter, the fact that the strands have the same cord twisting direction and the same cord twisting pitch, allows the multi-strand steel cord to be made in an economical and highly efficient way. The fact that each of the strands consists of only two to five individual filaments and, as a consequence, comprises no core filament allows to make the multi-strand steel cord without experiencing problems of core filament migration in the individual strands. - In a preferable embodiment of the invention, the individual steel filaments of every strand have the same strand twisting direction and substantially the same strand twisting pitch.
The terms "strand twisting pitch" refer to the axial distance required to make a 360 degree revolution of a filament in a strand of the final cord. - The number of strands in the multi-strand steel cord according to the invention is at least eight, and can be nine, twelve,fifteen... in order to provide for a suitable alternative for the prior art cord constructions 7x7, 7x19, 7x31.
Preferable configurations, however, comprise twelve, nineteen or twenty-seven strands and are respectively designated by 12xn-, 19xn- and 27xn-cords, where n is the number of filaments in each strand and ranges from two to five.
A 12xn-cord has three center strands and nine outer strands.
A 19xn-cord has one center strand, six intermediate strands and twelve outer strands.
A 27xn-cord has three center strands, nine intermediate strands and fifteen outer strands. - In order to prevent the center strand or center strands from migrating out of the cord under the influence of repeated external bending forces, it is preferable that the center strand or center strands have a larger diameter than the diameter of the outer strands and/or intermediate strands.
- The strand twisting direction may be equal to or opposite to the cord twisting direction. As will be made clear hereinafter, a multi-strand steel cord where the strand twisting direction is equal to the cord twisting direction can be made in a highly efficient way.
The strand twisting pitch may be equal to or different from the cord twisting pitch. - The multi-strand steel cord is preferably adapted to reinforce elastomeric products, which means that it has either alone or in combination one or more of following properties :
- the filament diameters range from 0.04 mm (e.g. for timing belt reinforcement) to 1.1 mm (e.g. for conveyor belts) ;
- the steel composition generally comprises a minimum carbon content of 0.60 %, a manganese content ranging from 0.20 to 0.90 % and a silicon content ranging from 0.10 to 0.90 % ; the sulphur and phosphorous contents are preferably kept below 0.03 % ; additional elements such as chromium, boron, cobalt, nickel ... may be added to the composition ;
- the filaments are conveniently covered with a corrosion resistant coating such as zinc or with a coating that promotes the adhesion to the elastomeric material such as brass or bronze.
- Other applications of the multi-strand cord outside the field of elastomer reinforcement are not excluded. In this way the multi-strand cord according to the invention may have been covered with a synthetic material such as polyamide.
- The invention will now be described into more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings wherein
- FIGURES 1, 2 and 3 show transversal cross-sections of 12xn-cords according to the present invention ;
- FIGURE 4 shows a transversal cross-section of a 19xn-cord according to the present invention ;
- FIGURE 5 shows a transversal cross-section of a 27xn-cord according to the present invention ;
- FIGURE 6 shows schematically how a multi-strand cord according to the invention can be made.
- FIGURE 1 shows a transversal cross-section of a 12x2
multi-strand steel cord 10. Thecord 10 comprises threecenter strands 12 and nineouter strands 14. Each of thecenter strands 12 and each of theouter strands 14 consists of only twofilaments 16. Each of the thecenter 12 and each of theouter strands 14 have the same cord twisting pitch and same cord twisting direction in thefinal cord 10, for example : - 12 x 2 x 0.20
- cord twisting pitch = 10 mm
cord twisting direction = Z
strand twisting pitch = 10 mm
strand twisting direction = S - 12 x 2 x 0.20
- cord twisting pitch = 20 mm
cord twisting direction = S
strand twisting pitch = 10 mm
strand twisting direction = S. - FIGURE 2 shows a transversal cross-section of a 12x3 multi-strand steel cord.
Steel cord 10 comprises threecenter strrands 12 and nineouter strands 14. The diameter of thecenter strands 12 is somewhat larger than the diameter of theouter strands 14 because thefilaments 18 of the center strands have a filament diameter that is larger than thefilaments 16 of the outer strands.
An example is as follows : - 3 x 3 x 0.175 | 9 x 3 x 0.15
- cord twisting pitch and direction = 8Z
- strand twisting pitch and direction = 8S.
- FIGURE 3 shows a cross-section of another embodiment cord which comprises also three
center strands 12 and nineouter strands 14. Thecenter strands 18 have a diameter larger than the diameter of theouter strands 18 by the fact that they consist of threefilaments 18 while theouter strands 14 consist only of twofilaments 16. Thefilaments 18 of the center strands and thefilaments 16 of the outer strands have an equal diameter.
An example is : - 3 x 3 x 0.15 | 9 x 2 x 0.15
- cord twisting pitch and direction = 16S
- strand twisting pitch and direction = 8S.
- FIGURE 4 shows a cross-section of a 19x4
multi-strand steel cord 10. The cord comprises onecenter strand 12, sixintermediate strands 20 and twelveouter strands 14. Each of the strands consists of four filaments. The four filaments of thecenter strand 12, however, have a diameter that is somewhat larger than the diameter of the filaments of theintermediate strands 20 andouter strands 14. - FIGURE 5 shows a cross-section of a 27x2
multi-strand steel cord 10. The cord comprises threecenter strands 12, nineintermediate strands 20 and fifteenouter strands 14. Each of the strands consists of two filaments. The twofilaments 18 of thecenter strand 12, however, have a diameter that is somewhat larger than the diameter of thefilaments 16 of theintermediate strands 20 andouter strands 14. - The multi-strand steel cords according to the invention may be used to replace the common multi-strand steel cords without loss in breaking load or in other mechanical properties.
Some examples : - a 7x7xd cord has 49 filaments and may be replaced by a 19x2xd1 cord (38 filaments) with d1 greater than d or by a 19x3xd2 (57 filaments) with d2 smaller than d ;
- a 19x7xd cord has 133 filaments and may be replaced by a 27x5xd cord (135 filaments).
- FIGURE 6 illustrates how a 12x3 multi-strand steel cord according to the invention can be made in one single cord making step, thus avoiding the multiple steps of making the individual strands.
Starting from the left side of FIGURE 5, threeindividual filaments 16 are drawn from onesupply spool 22 or from three separate supply spools 22. Thefilaments 16 are guided via a reversingpulley 23, over aflyer 24 to a guidingpulley 25.Flyer 24 rotates at a rotational speed nRAD and gives to thefilaments 16 two twists per rotation so that a (provisional)strand 14 is made. This is done twelve times simultaneously. The whole set of twelvesupply spools 22 and the correspondingflyers 24 form a so-called rotating pay-off installation. The twelve provisional strands are brought together at anassembly point 26 and are guided to afalse twister 28 which rotates at twice the rotational speed nB of a downstream double-twister. The function of thisfalse twister 28 is to draw the exact lengths of the strands they need in the final cord since at the level offalse twister 28 the cord temporarily reaches its final cord twisting pitch. After leavingfalse twister 28, the assembled strands are led via a guidingpulley 30, over aflyer 32 and a reversingpulley 34 and are eventually wound on aspool 36.Flyer 32 rotates at a rotational speed nB, gives two twists per rotation to the assembled strands and lays down the final cord twisting pitch ofmulti-strand cord 10 and also (together with rotating flyers 24) the final strand twisting pitch. - Suppose as a matter of a first example the following situation :
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flyer 32 of the double-twister rotates at a rotational speed nB of 2000 rpm in the sense ofarrow 38 as indicated in FIGURE 6 (gives Z-twisting) ; -
flyers 24 of the rotating pay-off installation rotate at a rotational speed nRAD of 4000 rpm (= 2 x nB) in the sense of arrow 40 (gives S-twisting). - This results in 12x3 multi-strand cord with following characteristics :
- cord twisting pitch and direction = X mm S
- strand twisting pitch and direction = X mm Z, since half of the twists given to the strands by means of
flyers 24 have been compensated by means ofdownstream flyer 32 in the final cord making step. - Suppose as a matter of a second example the following situation :
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flyer 32 of the double-twister rotates at a rotational speed nB of - 1000 rpm in the opposite sense of
arrow 38 as indicated in FIGURE 6 (gives S-twisting) ; -
flyers 24 of the rotating pay-off installation rotate at a rotational speed nRAD of 1000 rpm (= 2 x nB) in the sense of arrow 40 (gives also S-twisting). - This results in 12x3 multi-strand cord with following characteristics :
- cord twisting pitch and direction = 2X mm S, since
flyer 32 rotates at half the speed offlyer 32 in the first example ; - strand twisting pitch and direction = X mm S, since the twists given by
flyers 24 of the rotating pay-off installation and the twists given byflyer 32 of the double-twister are now added. - This second example illustrates an advantageous embodiment of the multi-strand cord according to the invention. If the cord twisting direction and the strand twisting direction are equal, the twists given by the flyers of the rotating pay-off installation are added to the twists given by the flyer of the double-twister so that the final twists are obtained with a minimum of twisting energy (compare the much higher rotational speeds of the first example with the rotational speeds of the second example !).
- The rotational speed nRAD of the flyers of the rotating pay-off installation is in any way different from the rotational speed nB of the flyer of the double-twister in order to avoid a situation where the twists given by the flyers of the rotating pay-off installation would be hundred per cent compensated by the twists given by the flyer of the double-twister, which would result in steel cords where the difference between the strands would disappear and result in so-called compact steel cords consisting only of filaments having the same cord twisting pitch and cord twisting direction which are equal to the strand twisting pitch and strand twisting direction.
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- A steel cord (10) comprising eight or more strands (12, 14) twisted together, each of said strands having a substantially same cord twisting direction and a substantially same cord twisting pitch in said steel cord, each of said strands consisting of two to five individual filaments (16, 18) twisted together.
- A steel cord according to claim 1 wherein the individual filaments of every of said strands have been twisted in a same strand twisting direction and with a same strand twisting pitch.
- A steel cord according to claim 1 or 2 wherein the number of strands in the steel cord is twelve : three center strands and nine outer strands.
- A steel cord according to claim 3, all of said outer strands having a substantially same outer strand diameter and at least one of said center strands having a strand diameter being greater than the strand diameter of the outer strands.
- A steel cord according to claim 4, all of said outer strands having filaments with substantially a same filament diameter, said at least one center strand comprising filaments having a diameter which is larger than the filament diameter of the filaments of the outer strands.
- A steel cord according to claim 4 or 5, all of said outer strands having a same number of filaments, said at least one center strand comprising more filaments than said outer strands.
- A steel cord according to claim 1 or 2 wherein the number of strands in the steel cord is nineteen, one center strand, six intermediate strands and twelve outer strands.
- A steel cord according to claim 7, all of said intermediate strands having substantially a same diameter and all of said outer strands having substantially a same diameter, the center strand having a diameter which is larger than the diameter of the intermediate strands and larger than the diameter of the outer strands.
- A steel cord according to claim 1 or 2 wherein the number of strands in the steel cord is twenty-seven, three center strands, nine intermediate strands and fifteen outer strands.
- A steel cord according to claim 9, all of said intermediate strands having substantially a same diameter and all of said outer strands having substantially a same diameter, at least one of said center strands having a diameter which is larger than the diameter of the intermediate strands and larger than the diameter of the outer strands.
- A steel cord according to any of claims 2 to 10 wherein said cord twisting direction is equal to said strand twisting direction.
- A steel cord according to any of claims 2 to 10 wherein said cord twisting direction is opposite to said strand twisting direction.
- A steel cord according to any of claims 2 to 12 wherein said cord twisting pitch is substantially equal to said strand twisting pitch.
- A steel cord according to any of claims 2 to 12 wherein said cord twisting pitch is different from said strand twisting pitch.
- A steel cord according to claim 1 wherein the individual filaments of some of said strands have been twisted in a strand twisting direction or with a strand twisting pitch different from the strand twisting direction or strand twisting pitch of the other strands.
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