EP1163178A1 - Vorrichtung zum verbinden von materialbahnen - Google Patents
Vorrichtung zum verbinden von materialbahnenInfo
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- EP1163178A1 EP1163178A1 EP00903653A EP00903653A EP1163178A1 EP 1163178 A1 EP1163178 A1 EP 1163178A1 EP 00903653 A EP00903653 A EP 00903653A EP 00903653 A EP00903653 A EP 00903653A EP 1163178 A1 EP1163178 A1 EP 1163178A1
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- Prior art keywords
- web
- adhesive tape
- holding
- carriage
- separating
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a device for connecting the end of an outgoing material web to the beginning of the web of a new winding roll when unwinding material webs, in particular paper or cardboard webs, from a winding roll.
- splicing devices which connect the end of the outgoing material web with the start of the web of a new winding roll.
- unwinding heavy paper rolls that are wound on continuous metal axes (reels) and can weigh over 50 t with a web width of 8 m and more the unwinding device and the subsequent processing machine are usually shut down for splicing.
- the holding device for the running web is pivotally mounted in order to press it against an inserted full winding roll, at the beginning of which a tape is attached. A connection is thus established in which the end of the outgoing web overlaps with the beginning of the new winding roll at the splicing point.
- the invention has for its object to improve a generic device so that an overlap-free connection of the two webs can be made.
- connection point does not have twice the web thickness and there is no step-like shoulder (joint) at the splice point.
- An impact at the splice point can lead to malfunctions in subsequent processing machines.
- a second carriage is movably mounted transversely across the working width in the space between the two holding elements.
- This car carries a second tape applicator.
- the second carriage can be coupled to the first carriage connected to a travel drive; for example by means of a movable bolt. It is thus dragged along by the first car when the web is cut and when the adhesive tapes are applied.
- Claims 8 and 9 claim the preferred embodiment of the invention, in which the carriage consists of two parts which are rigidly connected to one another via a bridge. A separating knife is arranged on each side of the bridge.
- This embodiment has the advantage over the embodiment with two carriages that it can be cut in both directions of movement of the carriage. Thus, the car does not need to be moved back to its starting position after cutting the running web in order to cut through the new beginning of the web before gluing.
- the device according to claims 8 and 9 has the further advantage that no additional storage for a second carriage in the holding device is required.
- the two carriage parts with the elements attached to them for cutting and applying adhesive tape are exactly aligned with one another. An exact alignment of the elements on both carriages or both carriage parts is necessary so that the webs can be cut without problems and exactly at the highest possible working speed and the adhesive tapes can be applied.
- FIG. 1 shows a side view of the structure of a splicing device according to the invention.
- Figure 2 shows an enlarged view of the holding device
- FIG. 3 shows the holding device and the web separating and adhesive tape application device when applying the adhesive tapes.
- FIG. 4 shows a detail of a view against the web running direction of the holding device.
- Figure 5 shows a top view of the two carriages, each with an adhesive tape dispenser.
- Figure 16 shows a side view of the structure of an alternative splicing device with a two-part carriage.
- Figure 17 shows an enlarged view of the holding device and the
- FIG. 18 shows a plan view of the two-part carriage of the web separating and adhesive tape application device.
- the embodiments of the invention described below are each part of an unwinding device for heavy paper rolls 1, which are wound on continuous metal axes referred to as reels and can have a weight of over 50 t with a web width of 8 m and more.
- the winding roll is suspended with its reel 2 in a unwinding frame with two side stands 3.
- a lateral brake generator which can brake the winding roll 1 in generator operation as well as drive it in motor operation, is not shown in the simplified drawing.
- the paper web 4 is pulled off the winding roll 1 from above (as in the exemplary embodiments) or below and is guided to a downstream slitting and winding machine, where it is divided lengthways into individual webs and wound up into smaller winding rolls.
- the splicing device 5 when changing the winding roll, the end of the outgoing web is connected to the start of a new winding roll in a so-called butt splice without overlapping the two webs.
- the splicing device 5 contains, as an essential component, a fixed web holding device 6 with two holding elements 7, 8, which are arranged at a distance of approximately 50 mm from one another in the web running direction.
- Each holding element 7, 8 has a holding surface which extends parallel to the web 4 and across the maximum web width and with which the web 4 can be held.
- a guide roller 9 is arranged in the web running direction in front of the holding device 6
- Cooperation with a further guide roller 10 arranged behind the splicing device 5 guides the web past the holding surfaces of the holding elements 7, 8 with a small, but sufficient distance, as shown in FIG. 1.
- the two holding elements 7, 8 can preferably be subjected to negative pressure
- Suction boxes whose wall facing the web 4 has suction openings 11 as a holding surface in order to suck in the web 4 and thus to hold it.
- the suction openings 11 are shown in FIG. 4.
- a web separating and adhesive tape application device 12 is arranged on the other side of the web 4 and is pivotably mounted against the web holding device 6.
- the web separating and adhesive tape application device 12 consists of a pivotably mounted beam 13 which is open towards the web 4 and in which a carriage 14 which is movable across the working width is mounted.
- a linear drive unit 15 fastened to the beam 13 and extending over its length serves as the drive, the driver of which is connected to the carriage 14.
- the carriage 14, shown enlarged in FIGS. 2, 3 and 5, carries at least one separating knife 16, preferably a circular knife, for severing the web 4, and at least one adhesive tape application device 17.
- the web separating and adhesive tape application device 12 is thus pivotably mounted against the web holding device 6, that when swiveling against the web 4, the swivel beam 13 presses it against both holding elements 7, 8.
- the carriage 14 approaches the space between the two holding elements 7, 8.
- the knife 16 In the pivoted position, the knife 16 can be moved into its cutting position with its cutting edge in the space between the two holding elements 7, 8 (FIG. 2), and the adhesive tape applicator 17 is movable for applying an adhesive tape 18 against the web 4 ( Figure 3).
- the carriage 14 is mounted in the beam 13 so that it can move freely over the working width in the pivoted position.
- a second adhesive tape applicator 19 is preferably arranged in the space between the two holding elements 7, 8 and is attached to a carriage that is mounted so that it can move across the working width. In this way, the end of the web can be glued to the start of a new winding roll on both sides, i.e. on both sides of the web.
- the second adhesive tape applicator 19 is fastened to a separate carriage 20 which can be moved across the working width.
- the carriage 20 of the adhesive tape applicator 19 is mounted on a linear guide 21 which extends across the working width on the floor of the space between the holding elements 7, 8 of the holding device 6.
- FIG. 5 shows the structure of the two carriages 14, 20 with the units attached to them in more detail:
- the second carriage 20 can be coupled to it by means of a movable bolt 21. Coupled to the carriage 14, the carriage 20 is dragged along by it when the web is cut and when the adhesive tapes 18 are applied.
- the coupling pin 21 is actuated by a pneumatic piston-cylinder unit 22, which moves it into an adapted bore in a coupling piece 23 fastened to the carriage 20.
- the circular knife 16 is also movably mounted on the carriage 14 in the direction of the carriage 20 by means of a piston-cylinder unit 24, so that it can be moved for cutting against a counter roller 25 attached to the carriage 20. To apply the adhesive tapes 18, it is moved back into an inactive position at a distance from the counter roller 25.
- Each adhesive tape applicator 17, 19 contains a supply roll 26, from which the adhesive tape 18 is pulled off and is guided by guide rollers 27, 28 to the web plane.
- Pinch rollers 29, 30, which are arranged at a distance from one another, serve to press the respective adhesive tape 18 against the web 4.
- a tear-off blade 31 for cutting the respective adhesive tape 18 is mounted between the two pinch rollers 29, 30.
- Both front pinch rollers 29 of a carriage 14, 20 are mounted such that they can be pivoted away from one another by means of an associated piston-cylinder unit 32.
- the course of the adhesive tape 18 between the roller 28 and the clamping roller 30 changes such that the adhesive tape 18 is severed by the tear-off blade 31.
- the rear pinch roller 30 of the carriage 14 is additionally pivoted together with the tear-off blade 31 on a pivot plate 33 about an axis 34 to the plane of the web and back.
- a piston-cylinder unit 35 engages on the swivel plate 33, from which the pinch roller 30 is set against the pinch roller 30 of the other carriage 20 can. 5, the tear-off blade 31 of the carriage 14 is located at a short distance from the adhesive tape 18, so that the adhesive tape 18 is severed when the front clamping roller 29 is pivoted back.
- the lower holding element 8 extends on both longitudinal sides of the device beyond the maximum web width, which corresponds approximately to the width of the upper holding element 7.
- the maximum web width corresponds approximately to the width of the upper holding element 7.
- Both carriages 14, 20 with the adhesive application devices 17, 19 can thus be moved beyond the maximum web width into lateral parking positions.
- a sheet 36 is arranged that is aligned with the web plane, against which the pinch rollers 29, 30 of the adhesive tape application devices 17, 19 can be moved at the beginning of the adhesive tape application.
- the pinch rollers 29, 30 are moved against one side of the sheet 36 at the start of the adhesive tape application.
- the beginning of the adhesive tapes 18 is thus initially glued onto the sheet 26 when the adhesive tape is applied, then the adhesive tape applicator 17, 19 moves to the other side (from left to right in FIG. 4) and pulls in the process
- Adhesive tapes 18 from the supply rolls 26.
- the pull necessary for pulling off the adhesive tapes 18 is thus not absorbed by the sensitive web 4, but by the fixed sheet 36.
- a separating knife arranged between the sheet 36 and the upper holding element 7, from which the adhesive tapes 18 are severed immediately next to the holding element 7 after application.
- the splicing device 5 contains a web transport device 37, by means of which a web start can be picked up by a full winding roll 1 on its circumference and can be transported to behind the area of the holding device 6.
- the web transport device 37 preferably consists of a suction pipe 38 which is freely rotatably mounted at the free end of two lateral pivot levers 39.
- the suction pipe 38 is connected to a vacuum blower and has suction openings on its circumference in order to receive and hold the start of the web of a new winding roll 1.
- the swivel levers 39 are designed and pivoted so that that the suction tube 38 can be moved on the one hand against the circumference of a full winding roll 1, and on the other hand can be moved in the web running direction as far as behind the holding device 6 through the space between the holding device 6 and the swung-back web separating and adhesive tape application device 12.
- a clamping device 40 is arranged, with which the end of a running web 4 can be clamped to the guide roller 10 in order to hold it in place.
- FIGS. 6 to 15 show the individual steps for carrying out a web split:
- Figures 1 and 6 show the splicing device 5 in its rest position, while the web 4 is unwound from the winding roll 1, 41.
- the web separation and adhesive tape application device 12 is pivoted back, the suction pipe 38 is in one
- the web clamping device 40 is inactive.
- the web 4 is deflected by the guide rollers 9, 10 at a short distance past the holding surfaces of the holding elements 7, 8.
- the unwinding process is braked.
- the stationary web 4 is clamped to the guide roller 10 by the clamping device 40.
- the two carriages 14, 20 are located on one side next to the web 4 in the position shown in FIG. 4.
- the bar 13 pivots against the holding device 6, the carriage 14 stored in it moving against the carriage 20 stored in the holding device 6.
- the two legs of the beam 13 additionally clamp the web 4 on the holding elements 7, 8.
- the two carriages 14, 20 are coupled to one another by means of the coupling bolt 21, and the separating knife 16 is moved against the counter roller 25.
- the two carriages 14, 20 then travel across the width of the web with the activated knife 16, the web 4 being severed between the two holding elements 7, 8.
- the two adhesive tape dispensers 17, 19 are inactive, so that only cut, but no adhesive tape is applied.
- the carriages 14, 20 moved so that the cutting knife 16 first separates the tensioned web 4.
- the coupling pin 21 moves into the separation gap between the two tracks and moves through the cut.
- the two carriages 14, 20 are moved from top to bottom when cutting. After the web 4 has been severed, the slides 14, 20 move back into their rest position next to the web 4 (FIG. 7).
- the upper holding element 7, which is closer to the unwinding device, is then deactivated by switching off the suction air.
- the beam 13 is pivoted back to its rest position. Thereafter, the web end connected to the remaining roll 41 is pulled out of the splicing device 5 by rotating the generator backwards, and the remaining roll 41 is removed from the unwinding frame.
- the end of the running web 42 is held by the still active lower holding element 8.
- a new winding roll 1 is then suspended in the unwinding frame in such a way that its start 43 is positioned exactly in the range of movement of the suction tube 38.
- the suction tube 38 is then pivoted out of its rest position against the full winding roll 1 while the suction air is switched on inside ( Figure 9).
- the beginning of the path 43 is sucked in by the suction pipe 38 and held on its outer surface.
- the winding roll 1 is rotated in the unwinding direction, the freely rotatably mounted suction tube 18 resting against the winding roll 1 also rotating and thereby winding up a certain length of web.
- the winding roll 1 is stopped again when a web length is wound on the suction tube 38 which corresponds at least to the movement distance of the suction tube 38 into the lowered position behind the web holding element 6.
- the suction pipe 38 is then pivoted behind the web holding device 6 (FIG. 10).
- the web 43 wound on it is unwound again, with at least 1.5 layers wrapping around the suction pipe 18 in the end position.
- the bar 13 pivots again against the holding device 6 (FIG. 11).
- the beginning of the web 43 of the new winding roll 1 is now cut along the same cutting line between the two holding elements 7, 8.
- the bar 13 swings back into its Rest position so that the separated web start behind the holding element 7 can be wound onto the suction pipe 38.
- the suction tube 38 is placed with its underside on a drive roller 44 indicated in FIG. 12, by which it is rotated.
- the web start 43 of the new winding roll is held by the upper holding element 7, the end of the running web 42 by the lower holding element 8.
- the two web ends are directly overlapping in the web plane without overlap.
- the bar 13 now pivots again - as shown in FIG. 13 - against the holding element 6, the two carriages 14, 20 being moved to their starting position on the sheet metal 36 with the two adhesive tape applicators 17, 19 (left in FIG. 4).
- the two tape applicators 17, 19 are now activated by moving the pinch rollers 28, 29 of the two carriages 14, 20 against each other.
- the two coupled carriages 14, 20 then travel across the working width (from left to right in FIG. 4), an adhesive tape 18 is first applied to both sides of the sheet 36.
- the pull of the adhesive tapes 18 which occurs when the supply rolls 26 are pulled off is thereby taken up by the sheet 36 on which the two beginnings of the adhesive tapes 18 are glued.
- an adhesive tape 18 is applied to each side of the web.
- the separating knife 16 is deactivated, that is to say pivoted back.
- the gluing process is carried out during the backward movement of the two carriages 14, 20.
- the coupling pin 21 now moves first into the separation gap between the two webs 42, 43, then the adhesive tapes 18 are then applied to the front and back of the webs 42, 43.
- the first two pinch rollers 29 are pivoted back, thereby the Adhesive tapes 18 severed from the blades 31.
- a separating knife arranged between the sheet and the holding element 7 separates the two adhesive tapes 18 glued to one another outside the web width.
- FIG. 1 An alternative rest position for the suction pipe 38 is shown in FIG.
- the suction pipe 38 is pivoted up so far that it is located in the area above the holding device 6 and the web separating and adhesive tape application device 12.
- This position has the advantage that an operator can easily remove the remainder of the web from the suction pipe 38 in order to prepare it for the next splicing process. After the remainder of the web has been removed, the suction pipe 38 can remain in this position or be lowered into the other rest position behind the holding device 6 until the next roll change is due.
- FIGS. 16-18 show the construction and the mode of operation of the preferred embodiment with a two-part carriage 14.
- the carriage enlarged in FIG. 17 and shown in a top view in FIG. 18 carries two separating knives 16, 45 as the web separating device and two adhesive tape applicators 17, 19 as the adhesive tape application device.
- the structure of the carriage 14 with the units attached is shown in more detail in FIG.
- the carriage 14 contains a two-part base plate, the two parts 46, 47 of which are rigidly connected to one another via a bridge 48. Outside the area of the bridge 48, the two parts 46, 47 are separated from one another by a slot 49, which is located in the swiveled-in working position of the web separating and adhesive tape application device 12 in the area of the web level 4.
- the two separating knives 16, 45 designed as circular knives are mounted so as to be movable directly next to the bridge 48 on the part 46 in the direction of the part 47 by means of a piston-cylinder unit 24. Each of the two circular knives 16, 45 can thus be moved for cutting against a counter roller 25 attached to part 47. To apply the adhesive tapes 18 the circular knives 16, 45 are moved back into an inactive position at a distance from the counter rollers 25.
- Each adhesive tape applicator 17, 19 contains a supply roll 26, from which the adhesive tape 18 is pulled off and guided by guide rollers 27, 28 to the plane of the web.
- Pinch rollers 29, 30, which are arranged at a distance from one another, serve to press the respective adhesive tape 18 against the web 4.
- a tear-off blade 31 for cutting the respective adhesive tape 18 is mounted between the two pinch rollers 29, 30.
- Both front pinch rollers 29 of a carriage part 46, 47 are mounted such that they can be pivoted away from one another by means of an associated piston-cylinder unit 32.
- the carriage 14 is mounted in the swivel beam 13 such that when it swivels against the holding elements 7, 18, the carriage part 47 moves into the space between the two holding elements 7, 8.
- the carriage part 46 In the swiveled-in position, the carriage part 46 is on one side of the web, the part 47 of the car is on the other side of the web, as shown in FIG.
- the cutting edges of the two knives 16, 45 are moved through the plane of the web when pressed against the respectively assigned counter roller 25, therefore the web 4 is severed by the respectively activated circular knife 16, 45 when the slide moves across the web width.
- the two knives 16, 45 arranged on both sides of the fixed bridge 48 thus enable the web 4 to be moved in both possible directions of movement of the slide 14 cut through.
- the respective circular knife 16, 45 in the direction of movement is activated so that the subsequent bridge 48 can move through the cut.
- the unwinding process is first braked.
- the stationary web 4 is clamped to the guide roller 10 by the clamping device 40, and the two holding elements 7, 8 are activated by switching on the suction air.
- the beam 13 then pivots against the holding device 6, the carriage 14 being located on one side next to the track 4.
- the carriage 14 is then moved across the width of the web with the activated cutting knife 45 and the web 4 is cut. So that the bridge 48 can move through the cut, the movement of the carriage 14 takes place from the bottom to the top in the illustration according to FIG. When cutting, the two adhesive tape dispensers 17, 19 are inactive, no adhesive tape 18 is applied.
- the bar 13 is pivoted back into its rest position, and the remaining roll is removed from the unwinding frame 3.
- the suction tube 38 of the web transport device 37 is pivoted against the full winding roll 1 while the suction air is switched on inside.
- the beginning of the web is wound onto the suction pipe 38 in a length which corresponds at least to the movement distance of the suction pipe 38 into the lowered position behind the web holding device 6.
- the beginning of the web of the new winding roll 1 is then transported to behind the web holding device 6 by pivoting the suction tube 38.
- the web 4 wound on it is unwound except for a few layers.
- Cutting knife 16 through the cut. It is therefore not necessary to move the carriage 14 back to the original web side before the second cutting process.
- the new web start of the new winding roll 1 thus created is held by the upper holding element 7, the end of the running web by the lower holding element 8.
- the two web ends are located directly next to each other without overlap in the web level.
- the bar 13 pivots again against the holding element 6, the two adhesive tape applicators 17, 19 being activated.
- the pinch rollers 28, 29 of the two carriage parts 46, 47 are moved against each other.
- the carriage 14 then travels across the working width (from bottom to top in FIG. 18), an adhesive tape 18 being applied to each side of the web.
- the separating knives 16, 45 are deactivated, that is to say in a retracted position.
- the bridge 48 moves through the space between the two web ends before the adhesive tapes 18 are applied connecting the web ends. No empty travel of the carriage 14 is required to apply the adhesive tapes 18 either.
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Applications Claiming Priority (7)
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DE19913581 | 1999-03-24 | ||
DE19913581 | 1999-03-24 | ||
DE19923097 | 1999-05-20 | ||
DE19923097A DE19923097A1 (de) | 1999-03-24 | 1999-05-20 | Vorrichtung zum Verbinden von Materialbahnen |
DE1999135687 DE19935687A1 (de) | 1999-05-20 | 1999-07-29 | Vorrichtung zum Verbinden von Materialbahnen |
DE19935687 | 1999-07-29 | ||
PCT/EP2000/000696 WO2000056645A1 (de) | 1999-03-24 | 2000-01-29 | Vorrichtung zum verbinden von materialbahnen |
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