EP0896945B1 - Dispositif et procédé pour l'empilement des couches de piles en papier - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
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- B65H33/00—Forming counted batches in delivery pile or stream of articles
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- B65H31/00—Pile receivers
- B65H31/34—Apparatus for squaring-up piled articles
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
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- B65H2301/00—Handling processes for sheets or webs
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- B65H2301/42—Piling, depiling, handling piles
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
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- B65H2301/42—Piling, depiling, handling piles
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- B65H2301/4225—Handling piles, sets or stacks of articles in or on special supports
- B65H2301/42256—Pallets; Skids; Platforms with feet, i.e. handled together with the stack
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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
- B65H2301/00—Handling processes for sheets or webs
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- B65H2301/4226—Delivering, advancing piles
- B65H2301/42264—Delivering, advancing piles by moving the surface supporting the lowermost article of the pile, e.g. conveyor, carriage
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- Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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- Y10S414/00—Material or article handling
- Y10S414/10—Associated with forming or dispersing groups of intersupporting articles, e.g. stacking patterns
- Y10S414/12—Associated with forming or dispersing groups of intersupporting articles, e.g. stacking patterns including means pressing against top or end of group
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- the invention relates to a method and a device for stacking flat or flat material into packages, such as cubic stacks. their Stacked layers form flat surfaces and on all sides in the stack connect horizontally, in an inclined direction or vertically.
- Stacks of material layers of different sizes can be provided, for example as a larger layer, a base layer, like a pallet, and as a smaller one Layers of individual sheet layers of paper or the like. The latter are in each case several stacked together with a covering or the like. and form a stacked layer, like a paper giant. All edge surfaces of the respective stacking layer are opposite to all associated and to it parallel edge surfaces of the base layer in the stack, so that they pass through the protruding base course - in the following called range - against shock loads are protected during transport.
- the mutual precise alignment of the material layers, namely the pallet and the stacked layers - hereinafter referred to as the giant - is difficult when they are at merged at high speed and then as composite units should be transported away.
- US 4,477,218 shows an offset stacker with the odd-numbered stack layers are laterally offset compared to even-numbered stack layers, so that these afterwards can be separated more easily.
- a support plate for the recording the stack belongs to the device and is not together with the stack removable. For the different stack layers there will also be different ones Sliders and stops used.
- DE-A 30 33 793 A shows a stop in a stacking device, which with the leading edge surface of a approaching partial stack and then with the opposite Stop surface is placed on the trailing edge surface of the partial stack, which is already on the stack stop.
- US 4 927 321 shows a stacking device in which the stacking layers according to when they are placed on the stack, they can no longer be moved. lateral Stops only form an adjustable stacking shaft boundary.
- the invention has for its object to a method and a device create the disadvantages of known training or described type can be avoided and in particular an accurate Alignment of the material layers after placing them on a table surface or on the stack or the like. Guaranteed, preferably a fully automatic Summary or stacking of the material layers should be possible.
- Means are provided for the stacking layers, pallets and / or giant first put down on a table surface and one after each predetermined number of layers of material parallel to the table surface align.
- the number mentioned can be between one and three or five.
- the alignment is advantageously carried out in a first and a right-angled one second direction parallel to the table surface. With rectangular boundaries Material layers lie at right angles across and parallel to each of the directions Edge surfaces of these layers of material.
- the funds first address the Sliding pallet on the table surface. After that, several giants are on the Pallet and placed on top of each other and then together on the pallet as well aligned with each other. Then all related to each other Edge surfaces of this giant are level and opposite to the associated ones Edge areas of the pallet set back with equal distances.
- the same stops or sliders can both be used to align the pallet and subsequently used to align the giant.
- a separate stop such as an overrun stop, is advantageous or a separate slide, such as a conveyor, is provided. He promotes the Giant from an area away from the stacking zone across the stack in doing so, and then hands them over to the Table.
- the alignment stops can be used like pliers against each other and against the edge surfaces of the material layers are moved, in particular linear and parallel to the table level.
- One of the two stops can be in its Stop position itself to be positively determined by stop to short positioning time to ensure accurate positioning.
- the stacking table is useful as Height-adjustable lifting table, namely especially during stacking of the stack can be lowered by the thickness of each stack layer or stack layer. So the same transfer ratios for each stack layer to be deposited reached.
- the stops could be stored on and against the stacking table across the table level, namely height adjustable. They are useful Stops in stationary mounts or bearings of the stationary Base frame of the facility secured. So changes with the height adjustment of the stacking table also their distance from the table level. The attacks can therefore always be in the area of the top layers of material and effective be while they are the underlying, already aligned layers of material can no longer touch.
- the pallet is advantageous to the stacking table in one direction, for example the mentioned second direction, fed while the giant in a transverse to it or at right angles, for example the first mentioned Direction.
- the stacking takes place at the stationary intersection and alignment of all material layers instead. Then the stack is rectified conveyed away to feed the pallet.
- each of the material layers can be according to the EP 0 852 989 A3
- the device 1 serves for stacking stack layers, also referred to as giants 3 with a base layer, hereinafter referred to as pallet 2 becomes a total stack 4 from all stack or material layers 2, 3.
- the lowest base layer, namely the Pallet 2 is larger than giant 3.
- All parallel to each other and rectangular edge surfaces 5 to 8 of the layer 2 are in plan view over all edge surfaces 13 to 16 of the Giant 3 in front.
- the also parallel and perpendicular to each other Edge surfaces 13 to 16 are then parallel to each associated, next edge surface 5 to 8 and set back against this.
- the edge surfaces 13 to 16 all giant 3 lie in the finished stack in a common, to conveyor levels 9, 10 and material level 17 of layers 2, 3 rectangular plane.
- the pallets 2 are in a further removed, lower conveying plane 9 in conveying direction 11 fed.
- the giant 2 are in a closer or higher Conveying level 10 fed in the conveying direction 12, which is in view to the parallel and horizontal planes 9, 10, 17 is perpendicular to direction 11.
- the stack 4 are in
- the table surface 18 defines a table level 19 which is parallel to the Levels 9, 10, 17 and directions 11, 12 lies and from their level with the level 9 linearly in the direction moved to level 10 or raised and then gradually again can be retracted or lowered.
- the alignment takes place in a stacking station 20 or 21.
- the station 20 is, based on the direction 12, upstream and Station 21 immediately adjacent to station 20 downstream. Both stations 20, 21 are essentially the same educated. Both stations 20, 21 are in or opposite to direction 11 with pallets 2 and then in or loaded with giants 3 opposite to direction 12. Then the above-mentioned alignment with one follows Base frame 22 of device 1.
- the table surface 18 is through the top of a lifting or Layer table 23, namely through the upper run of a conveyor belt 24 formed over two in the direction 11 at a distance diverting deflections 25 and below the upper run runs parallel to this. Between that Exciting deflections 25 of the upper run is against the upper run Deflections, for example on a sliding table, rigid supported so that it is level between the deflections 25 passes.
- the table surface or the one arranged on it Layers 2, 3 are in and against direction 11 with a conveyor drive 26 movable, which e.g. within a redirection 25 can be arranged as an axis motor.
- the separate Table surfaces 18 or conveyor belts 24 of the same design and arranged tables 23 are independent from each other in Drivable in the direction of 11 and can be raised and lowered.
- the deflections 25 can be mounted in a frame that in turn in a fixed or stationary table tour 27 with a linear actuator 28 motorized in and against Stroke direction 29 perpendicular to levels 9, 10, 17, 19 and the directions 11, 12 can be lowered and raised.
- the maximum lifting height is at least as large as or greater than the maximum height of the stack 4.
- Each table 23 the two stations 20, 21 can be independent of the table 23 other station can be raised and lowered by motor.
- each station 20 and 21 are independent of the aligning means 30 provided at another station. With the pallet 2 on the table surface 18 in the Directions 11, 12 slidingly aligned as long as the Table level 19 in or above level 9 and below level 10. Then on the pallet 2 first ream 3 placed off-center, on the successive then at least one other ream according to FIG. 4 from the Level 10 can be dropped. Before or during that the next following Ries 3 is placed, the table 23 lowered by the thickness or height of a ream 3. each Ries 3 consists of a large number of equally large, flush layers of paper stacked on top of each other, which with a folded package and are wrapped like that Pallet 2 form a flat plate body. The Ries 3 is with horizontal alignment under its weight bending flexible.
- the means 30 comprise members 31 to 39, each one Stop, a sensor, like a non-contact one Sensor, a slide or the like.
- the orientation of the Pallet 2 in direction 11 can be done in level 9 by that the conveyor 24 the leading edge of the pallet 5th is moved against a stop 31 and then stopped. This can also be done by means of a pallet 2 or one of the edges 5, 6 detecting sensor 32, which is outside the stroke of the table 23 adjacent to the side edge or lies between the lifting tables 23.
- the stationary, however as the stop 31 parallel to the direction 11 in different Position-adjustable sensor 32 can be a photocell. After applying the entire edge 5 to the stop 31 this from the edge 5 and from the stroke of the table 23 after moved out and above.
- the table 23 is then in raised its highest position immediately below level 10, after which the alignment takes place parallel to direction 12, if this has not already been done in level 9 is.
- a side stop 33 projecting above level 19 be provided for one of the edges 7, 8, which is parallel to the 11 direction.
- this side stop 33 as well conceivable, not movable parallel to direction 11, so it can a slide or an inclined sliding surface are opposite, which the pallet 2 after or during the movement against the Alignment member 31, 32 bears against the stop 33 and thereby aligns parallel to direction 11.
- Based on the direction 12 is the downstream edge 7 against the stop 33 applied, while on the edge 8 facing away from the maybe attack slider or the like.
- the stop 33 leads the Movement of the table surface 18 not with, but is on Bearing frame of the table 23 attached so that it Performs lifting movements.
- the stop 33 is less than the thickness of the pallet 2 before the table level 19 and secures the pallet 2 when aligning the giant 3.
- the same Alignment member 31 or 32 can be used for alignment both in the Station 20 as well as in station 21, in particular alternating, be used.
- the pallet 2 is on level 9 Stop 33 first pre-aligned, then close below Level 10 raised and there with a slider 35 in the direction 12 fully aligned against a counter stop 34.
- the stop 34 lying completely above the table level 19 can with its stop surface level with the stop surface of the stop 33 and how the slide surface of the slider 35 up over the top of the Pallet 2 protrude by the thickness of one to three giants or do not protrude. In this raised position, too Alignment of the pallet 2 parallel to the direction 11 with corresponding stops or slides 37, 38 take place.
- the pallet 2 and the already placed on this giant 3 will be each ream 3 in direction 12 and in level 10 on one Stop 36 aligned in such a way that it only afterwards still aligned by moving towards 12 becomes.
- the stop 36 protrudes above the level 10 and is suspended like the alignment members 34, 35, so that none over the stop or slide surface down protruding parts are provided.
- the alignment members 34, 35, 36 are permanently at a distance above the table level 19.
- Each of the alignment members 31 to 39 can be independent of all others are motor-driven, especially crossways to the associated edge surface 5 to 8 and 13 to 16 or across to their edges or parallel to the associated edge surface.
- bearing and drive means 40 are provided, which comprise elements 41 to 49.
- a guide 41 for one or two runners 42 for direction 11 is parallel.
- the guide 41 and its axis are slightly above level 9, 19 and are opposite the frame 22 arranged fixed.
- the sensor 32 can also in this Guide parallel to direction 11 steplessly displaceable be stored.
- the rotor 42 with the stop 31st around the axis parallel to the planes 9, 10, 17, 19 Guide 41 can be swiveled through 90 or at least 180 °, so that the stop 31 from the two stop positions in one vertically upward rest position are transferred can in which he outside the stroke of both tables 23rd lies.
- Moving and panning independently each stop 31 takes place via a drive 43.
- the two Stops 31 are pivotable independently of one another and displaceable or together as well as synchronously opposing slidable, so that they the respective layer 2 in the manner of a Align pliers with the table surface 18 stationary.
- the stop 34 is parallel to the direction with a guide 44 12 continuously slidably mounted and for moving with a drive 45, for example a fluid cylinder, connected to the piston rod attached to its rotor 46 can be.
- the stop 34 lies at a distance below the Elements 44, 45.
- the slide 35 is with a corresponding Guide and a drive 47 parallel to the direction 12 also linearly displaceable.
- the one at the bottom Slider 35 carrying and freely projecting runners 48 is directly on the piston of the fluid cylinder 47, that is without Piston rod, fastened and protrudes through a slot from the Cylinder jacket, so that it is stable at the same time Leadership guaranteed.
- the drive 47 is like that Elements 44, 45 at least partially or completely above the links 34, 35 or level 10.
- the guidance or storage 49 for the stop 36 which around an axis parallel to the direction 11 over at least Is pivoted 90 or 180 °.
- the stop 36 lies perpendicular to levels 9, 10, 17, 19 and in the release position 2 parallel to it in direction 12 free ausragend.
- a stack conveyor 50 provided, like the tables 23 and all others Conveyor an endlessly rotating transport element, namely here two lateral tension members 52, such as chains, having. At and between these are in the direction of 12 in evenly spaced successively equal sizes Support elements 51, for example plates attached. Thereby is between adjacent layer or reamers 51 a gap or opening 53 is formed through which the ream 3 lowered onto the table 23 and at the same time from the plate 51 can be stripped.
- the length parallel to direction 12 the carrier 51 or the openings 53 can be larger, smaller or be the same size as the same extent of the layers 3.
- this extension of the openings 53 can be larger, smaller or the same size as the same extension of the Carrier 51 be.
- the frame 22 comprises a housing 55 in which the tables 23, the means 30, 40 and the conveyor 50 are completely arranged are.
- the immediately adjacent to the ends of the table tops 18 or the conveyor 50 lying walls of the Housing 55 form over the entire height of the device 1 Shields and are opposite to the respective wall smaller openings 56 for the passage of the pallets 2, the Giant 3 and the stack 4 provided.
- the openings 56 for the Passage of the pallets 2 are at level 9 and are provided in both opposite walls as well as possibly large enough to pass through the entire stack 4 to promote.
- the opening 56 for feeding the giant 3rd on the conveyor 50 is level 10, one the deflections 54 immediately adjacent to the inside of the associated housing wall is provided. In both of them opposite walls can be at the same height Openings may be provided, especially if each of the Conveyor can be driven in opposite directions.
- the supporting parts of the frame 22 lie completely within the housing 55 and include parallel to the direction 12 elongated or perpendicular to the levels 9, 10, 17, 19 Sidewalls 57, which on both sides in the area of the ends the tables 23 and above are provided so that the upper run of the conveyor 50 lies between them.
- the frame 22 has longitudinal spars 58, which also in plan view on both sides of the conveyor 50 parallel to direction 12 and over to direction 11 parallel trusses 59 are rigidly connected.
- the frames 58, 59 thus formed can be a replaceable assembly unit form that of the side cheeks 57 or together detachable with these from the rest of the frame 22 without destruction and / or is continuously adjustable parallel to the direction 11.
- Each station 20 or 21 can be a separate such unit or this unit can be common to both stations 20, 21 may be provided.
- the alignment members 34, 36, 39 of the station 20 be stored so that their effective alignment or Stop surfaces are below this traverse 59.
- Station 21 attached to the downstream traverse 59.
- the guide and drive means 44, 45, 47 can be provided on said assembly unit, so that a simple conversion of the device 1 to different Formats of layers 2, 3 as well as a good one Maintenance of all furnishings are possible.
- the conveyor 61 is a pre-conveyor 62 upstream, which the pallet 2 in level 9 directly to conveyor 61 in direction 11 passes and aligned with the table 23 of the station 21. to Taking over a pallet 2, the conveyor 61 is along the Guide 65 aligned with the conveyor 62.
- the feed conveyor 63 is used for the immediate transfer of the giant 3 in level 10 and in direction 12 to conveyor 50 and connects this conveyor 50 directly to the outlet a packaging machine for the giant 3. Also on the opposite Such a feeder could end the conveyor 50 63 with direction of conveyance opposite to direction 12 lie.
- At the ends of the tables facing away from the conveyor 61 23 includes a separately drivable for each table 23 Conveyor 64 in direction 11, on which in level 9 one finished stack 4 each from the associated conveyor 24 is delivered immediately in the direction of 11. By reversing direction the conveyors 64 can also move the pallets to the tables 23 passed and the conveyor 61, 62 can finish Convey stack 4 against direction 11.
- the giant 3 is turned in the opposite direction 12 compared to your desired alignment position - target alignment - offset, namely by stripping with the stop 36. They can protrude beyond the edge surface 8 or not and their edge surfaces 14 and 13 can against each other be staggered or not.
- the stop 34 is above the pallet 2 against direction 12 against the stop 39 driven while at the same time the slide 35 above the Pallet 2 in direction 12 against the edges 14 of this giant 3rd is driven. The slide 35 thereby aligns the giant 3 gem.
- the giant 3 can already on the conveyor 63 or 50 in Direction 11, e.g. with on the side the edge surfaces 15, 16 sliding, sloping surfaces, on which the giant 3 run under the transport force and then be moved across.
- the alignment members 37, 38 show such inclined surfaces for station 20.
- the giant 3 Before, simultaneously with or after alignment in the direction of 12 the giant 3 can only be placed on the table after it has been put down 23 with the motor-driven stops or sliders 37, 38 in the direction 11 centrally with respect to the pallet 2 be aligned by these links 37, 38 on each other to be moved like pliers against the edges 15, 16.
- the Height and extent of the links 37, 38 is appropriate same as that of links 34, 35, which are in the same Height.
- the stack 4 After the stack 4 by continuously lowering and Stacking has reached the desired stack height and all Stack layers 2, 3 aligned in the manner described the stack 4 is placed under the links 34, 35, 37, 38 lowered until level 19 coincides with level 9 and the conveyor 24 passes the stack 4 through the opening 56 to the associated conveyor 64 passes.
- the top stack layer 3 of the stack 4 is also the Stop 34 in its starting from 39 or stop position in which he is level with the stop 33 is so that the next pallet 2 in the described way can be adopted.
- the station 20 alternately in the release and stop positions can also be transferred with the conveyor 50 in each A pile of reams are stacked at the same time, e.g. by the giant 3 alternately in both stations 20, 21 be filed.
- the stop 36 is in any position completely above level 10 so that it doesn't move too be needed when all successive giants 3 of the Conveyor 50 are placed in the same station 20 or 21 should.
- All mentioned movements, e.g. Conveying, lifting and Alignment processes are controlled by an electronic control controlled, which affects the associated drives and if necessary with position sensors for the movable equipment parts or the stack layers 2, 3 are connected via signal lines, so that it is a very safe and fully automatic operation results. All stated properties and effects can exactly or only approximately or essentially as described be provided and depending on the properties of the processed Materials also deviate more from it.
- the pallets 2 can also be placed on the conveyor 61 or 23 manually become.
- the device 1 is particularly suitable for relatively heavy stacks, their manufacture and processing more complicated than that of light weight Stacked layers, for example boxes.
- the bearers 51 are stiffened or supported by suitable means, that they do not bend under the weight of the giant 3 can, but remain flat between the deflections 54. she are, however, suitable for turning around the deflections 54 to bend accordingly.
- the length of each edge can be 13 to 16 be more than a meter or two.
- the lowering height of each Giant 3 from level 10 to the top of the stack is at most 10 cm or 6 cm, in particular about 4 cm.
- the control means may also include means for e.g. optical Measurement of layer sizes include so that all drive means can be controlled according to the measurement result can that the alignment means each individual layer 2, 3 regardless of their size, exactly in the middle of the corresponding one Align station 20 or 21.
- Conveyors 23, 50, 63 as well the alignment members 31 to 39 and the drive means 40 can be formed symmetrically to that median plane be at right angles to levels 9, 10, 17, 19 and is parallel to direction 12. This allows two same or same stops on both sides of this Middle plane on the side cheeks 57 or the trusses 59 be attached.
- the stop surface of the stop 34 can inclined run-up surfaces, which to the edge 13th If necessary, include the peripheral area of the sinking ream 3 and including the Ries 3 against direction 12 to Let slide 35 slide.
- 21 can also the unit 58, 59 for themselves parallel to the direction 12 be motor-driven adjustable. Every stack layer can also consist of several in the direction 11 and / or 12 side by side lying individual layers 3, which together and fed on the same level on a carrier 51 and lowered become.
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- Procédé pour l'empilage de couches de pile (3) en papier et de couches portantes (2) genre palette, de surface plus grande, qui définissent des surfaces d'arête (de 5 à 8 ou encore de 13 à 16) opposées ainsi que situées transversalement l'une par rapport à l'autre et un plan de matériaux (17), procédé pour lequel sur une surface de table (18) d'une table à couches (23) prévues au socle (22) dans une station d'empilage (20, 21), d'abord une couche portante (2) et sur celle-ci ensuite les couches de pile (3) sont déposées ainsi que respectivement ajustées par rapport à la couche portante (2) et adaptées à la forme d'une pile (4), caractérisé en ce que la couche portante (2) est alignée en coulissant par rapport à la surface de table (18) par des éléments d'alignement (34, 35 ; 37, 38) comprenant des coulisseaux qui peuvent être actionnés et s'engageant auprès de surfaces d'arête (de 5 à 8) transversales les unes par rapport aux autres de la couche portante (2), en ce qu'ensuite est déposé de manière préajustée sur la couche portante (2) alignée, un premier cahier de pile inférieur, consistant au moins d'une couche de pile (3), ainsi que définitivement aligné par rapport à la couche portante (2), de manière que les arêtes soient décalées, avant la pose d'un cahier de pile suivant, par un déplacement sur la couche portante (2) au moyen d'éléments d'alignement (34, 35 ; 37, 38) s'engageant auprès de deux surfaces d'arête (de 13 à 16) de la couche portante transversales l'une par rapport à l'autre, et en ce qu'ensuite est déposé de manière préajustée sur le cahier de pile inférieur le cahier de pile suivant et il est définitivement aligné par rapport à celui-ci de la même façon que le cahier de pile inférieur, mais en coulissant sur celui-ci.
- Procédé d'après la revendication 1, caractérisé en ce qu'après la pose préajustée du cahier de pile respectif, la surface de table (18) est déplacée ou encore abaissée uniquement en direction transversale par rapport à un plan de table (19) déterminé par la surface de table (18), qu'ensuite elle est bloquée et que seulement par la suite ce cahier de pile est définitivement aligné, en ce que pendant l'ajustage définitif spécialement le cahier de pile est mû parallèlement ou encore en même temps que l'amenée du cahier de pile suivant et en ce que de préférence la surface de table (18) est uniquement baissée et n'est plus soulevée dès la pose du premier cahier de pile inférieur sur la couche portante (2) jusqu'à l'enlèvement de la pile (4) achevée.
- Procédé d'après la revendication 1 ou 2, caractérisé en ce que la couche portante (2) et les couches de pile (3) sont alignées par engagement des mêmes éléments d'alignement (34, 35 ; 37, 38) respectifs.
- Dispositif pour l'empilage de couches de pile (3) en papier et de couches portantes (2) genre palette, de surface plus grande, qui définissent des surfaces d'arête (de 5 à 8 ou encore de 13 à 16) opposées ainsi que situées transversalement l'une par rapport à l'autre et un plan de matériaux (17), avec un socle (22) ainsi qu'une structure de table présentant au moins une table à couches (23), dont la surface de table (18) définit un plan de table (19) pour le logement empilé de la couche portante (2) et des couches de pile (3) et qui est logée de manière déplaçable en direction transversale par rapport au plan de table (19) éventuellement dans le domaine d'une station d'empilage (20,21), des moyens d'alignement (30) étant prévus dans la station d'empilage (20, 21) pour l'alignement précis de la couche portante (2) et des couches de pile (3) par rapport à la surface de table (18) et qui comprennent des éléments d'alignement (34, 35 ; 37, 38) opposés les uns aux autres pour réaliser le procédé d'après une des revendications de 1 à 3, caractérisé en ce qu'au moins un élément d'alignement est un coulisseau (35) pour le déplacement nécessaire pour l'alignement de la couche portante (2) et des couches de pile (3), qui est actionné et déplaçable sans gradations.
- Dispositif d'après la revendication 4, caractérisé en ce que pour l'empilage des couches de pile (3) à une certaine hauteur d'empilage, au moins un arrêt (34, 35, 37, 38) est déplaçable par rapport à la surface de table (18) en direction transversale par rapport au plan de la table (19) de manière à peu près synchrone avec le changement de hauteur de pile ainsi que déplaçable avec un mouvement poussant consécutivement contre des couches de pile (3) présentant des écarts différents de la surface de table (18), en ce que notamment la table à couches (23) est logée de manière à pouvoir être déplacée par rapport au socle (22) et par rapport à l'arrêt (34, 35, 37, 38) en direction transversale par rapport au plan de table (19), et en ce que de préférence l'arrêt (34, 35) est retenu dans un logement d'arrêt (44, 47) qui est immobile par rapport au socle (22).
- Dispositif d'après la revendication 4 ou 5, caractérisé en ce que la couche portante (2) et le premier cahier de pile sont empilés de manière qu'ils forment dans la pile (4) des surfaces d'arête (7, 13 ou encore 8, 14), premières et deuxièmes, décalées l'une par rapport à l'autre en projection sur le plan des matériaux ou encore de table (17, 19), en ce qu'au moins un arrêt (34, 35) est prévu non seulement pour la première mais aussi pour la deuxième surface d'arête (7, 13 ou encore 8, 14) et qu'il est déplaçable transversalement par rapport à ces surfaces d'arête à partir d'une première position d'arrêt jusqu'à une deuxième position d'arrêt, en ce que notamment l'arrêt (34) est immobilisé à engagement positif au moins dans une des positions d'arrêt et en ce que de préférence l'arrêt (34) présente une surface de glissement pour le déplacement coulissant aux surfaces d'arête (7, 13).
- Dispositif d'après une des revendications de 4 à 6, caractérisé en ce que des arrêts (36 ; 34, 35) distincts sont prévus pour l'alignement préparatoire et pour l'alignement définitif des couches de pile dans la même direction (12), dont un est prévu pour l'alignement préparatoire pour les couches de pile avant qu'elles soient soutenues par la surface de table (18) en tant qu'arrêt d'impact (36) à l'opposé de la surface de table (18) et un autre est prévu pour l'alignement définitif en tant que contre-butée (34) pour le coulisseau (35) actionné, la contre-butée étant décalée en arrière par rapport à l'arrêt d'impact (36), en ce que notamment l'arrêt d'impact (36) se trouve dans une voie d'amenée pour les couches de pile (3), située avec un écart en face de la surface de table (18), et que la contre-butée (34) est plus proche du plan de table (19) que l'arrêt d'impact (36), et en ce que de préférence la contre-butée (34) logée au socle (22) peut être mise dans une même position d'arrêt que l'arrêt de table (33), qui est déplaçable avec la table à couches (23) en direction transversale par rapport au plan de table (19).
- Dispositif d'après une des revendications de 4 à 7, caractérisé en ce qu'au moins un arrêt (34, 35) est fixé à un support d'arrêt (46, 48) saillant librement contre la surface de table (18) et qu'il est plus proche du plan de table (19) que la jonction entre le support d'arrêt et le socle (22), en ce que notamment les arrêts (de 34 à 36) sont logés en étant suspendus aux guidages d'arrêt (44, 47, 49) du socle (22) et en ce que de préférence des arrêts (34, 35, 37, 38) l'un à l'opposé de l'autre sont déplaçables par des propulseurs d'arrêt (43, 45, 47) ou encore par des guidages d'arrêt (44, 47) distincts.
- Dispositif d'après une des revendications de 4 à 8, caractérisé en ce que la table à couches (23) est constituée d'une table de transport, telle qu'une table à courroie de transport ainsi qu'elle peut être soulevée et baissée de manière continue par rapport au socle au moyen d'un dispositif moteur de levée (28), en ce que notamment la table à couches (23) est disposée sur la couche portante (2) de manière à pouvoir loger dans une position inférieure la couche portante (2) et dans une position supérieure, la première couche de pile (3), et en ce que dans la position supérieure maximale la couche portante (2) se trouve de préférence entre les arrêts (34, 35 ; 37, 38) ainsi que, dans des positions inférieures, la couche portante (2) est située à une altitude plus basse que les arrêts (34, 35 ; 37, 38).
- Dispositif d'après une des revendications de 7 à 9, caractérisé en ce que pour l'amenée des couches de pile (3) sur la table à couches (23) on prévoit un convoyeur de piles (50), tel qu'une bande perforée ramenée au-dessous de la table à couches (23), avec des corps de support (51) et des interstices de décharge (53) intermédiaires pour le passage des couches de pile (3), convoyeur de piles, dont le plan de transport (10) se trouve à peu près parallèlement en face de la surface de table (18), en ce que notamment l'arrêt d'impact (36) se trouve dans la voie de transport du convoyeur de piles (50) et que la contre-butée (34) et le coulisseau (35) se trouvent au-dessous de la voie de transport, et en ce que de préférence dans une vue de dessus le convoyeur de piles (50) recouvrant la surface de table (18) est prévu essentiellement seulement dans le domaine de la table à couches (23) ainsi qu'il est raccordé à un convoyeur de transfert (63) actionnable séparément, à partir duquel les couches de pile (3) sont transférées directement au convoyeur de piles (50) à peu près au même plan.
- Dispositif d'après une des revendications de 4 à 10, caractérisé en ce que pour l'amenée de la couche portante (2) sur la table à couches (23) on prévoit un convoyeur d'amenée (61), tel qu'une courroie d'amenée raccordée dans une position de levage directement à la table à couches (23) à peu près au même plan, en ce que notamment la direction de transport (11) du convoyeur d'amenée (61) ou encore de la table à couches (23) est à peu près orthogonalement transversale par rapport à la direction d'amenée (12), dont le plan est parallèle à celle-ci, d'un convoyeur de piles (50) qui se trouve au-dessus, et en ce que de préférence on prévoit pour réduction de la pile (4) de la table à couches (23) un convoyeur de décharge (64) telle qu'une courroie de décharge à peu près au même plan que le convoyeur d'amenée (61) et situé en face en vue par dessus.
- Dispositif d'après une des revendications 10 ou 11, caractérisé en ce que la structure de la table comprend deux surfaces de table (18) distinctes et limitrophes pour le logement facultatif de la couche portante et des couches de pile (2, 3), en ce que notamment les surfaces de table (18) sont formées par des tables de couches (23) pouvant être actionnées séparément, qui sont directement consécutives en direction d'amenée (11) des couches de pile (3) et qui sont alimentées optionnellement par le même convoyeur de piles (50), et en ce que de préférence au moins un arrêt (36) associé à la surface de table (18) en amont peut être enlevé de la voie de mouvement des couches de pile (3) transportées par le convoyeur de piles (50).
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