EP1663527A1 - Device used to organise flat packets according to a determined sequence - Google Patents
Device used to organise flat packets according to a determined sequenceInfo
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- EP1663527A1 EP1663527A1 EP04764902A EP04764902A EP1663527A1 EP 1663527 A1 EP1663527 A1 EP 1663527A1 EP 04764902 A EP04764902 A EP 04764902A EP 04764902 A EP04764902 A EP 04764902A EP 1663527 A1 EP1663527 A1 EP 1663527A1
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- Prior art keywords
- mail items
- pocket ring
- collecting belt
- pockets
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B07—SEPARATING SOLIDS FROM SOLIDS; SORTING
- B07C—POSTAL SORTING; SORTING INDIVIDUAL ARTICLES, OR BULK MATERIAL FIT TO BE SORTED PIECE-MEAL, e.g. BY PICKING
- B07C3/00—Sorting according to destination
- B07C3/02—Apparatus characterised by the means used for distribution
- B07C3/08—Apparatus characterised by the means used for distribution using arrangements of conveyors
- B07C3/082—In which the objects are carried by transport holders and the transport holders form part of the conveyor belts
Definitions
- the invention relates to a device for organizing flat mail items according to a definable sequence of delivery points assigned to the recipient addresses, with at least one separating device, each with a subsequent reading device for determining the address information on the mail items, and with a circumferential pocket ring, in the pockets of which can be emptied in a controlled manner a read shipment is being carried.
- EP 820 818 AI A solution for sorting in a certain order has become known (EP 820 818 AI), which uses an intermediate storage consisting of pockets or similar elements, each of which can record a shipment and, on command, can be returned to the actual storage compartment.
- An intermediate storage consisting of pockets or similar elements, each of which can record a shipment and, on command, can be returned to the actual storage compartment.
- All the items to be sorted are placed in the pockets of the clipboard in any order.
- the mail items are then removed from the pockets of the intermediate store and transferred to the storage compartments in such a way that they are in the order to be produced in the latter.
- a separate storage is provided for each shipment.
- the sorting is carried out with two rounds of the pockets of the intermediate store, one round for filling the pockets, another for emptying the pockets.
- this requires a large number of storage compartments, each of which must be equipped with a control mechanism which causes the consignment to be transferred from the correct pocket in the buffer.
- a corresponding solution has also become known, in which several items are stacked in the shelves in an orderly manner.
- the deliveries of the consignments from the containers to the shelves take place in several rounds, with the order of Consignments in each shelf correspond to the sequence of delivery points assigned to the addresses of the consignments located in the respective shelf (DE 199 43 362 AI).
- the invention has for its object to provide a device for organizing flat mail items according to a definable sequence of delivery points assigned to the recipient addresses, in which the mail items are read and read only once and brought into the defined sequence by means of circumferential pocket rings, with the expense of Removal of the consignments is reduced and other consignments or streams of consignments can also be included.
- a coherent part of the pocket ring Arranged underneath a coherent part of the pocket ring, referred to as the overlap region, is a part of a transport device that moves at a relative speed for this purpose, with a collecting belt for receiving the mail items from the bags for further transport of the mail items to a stacking device.
- the transport speed of the collecting belt is matched to the transport speed of the pocket ring so that each section of the collecting belt during its movement. has passed each pocket of the pocket ring at least once along the coverage area, and the mail items are emptied from the pockets of the pocket ring onto the collective belt in accordance with the recipient addresses read in such a way that they leave the collective belt in the stacking device in the specified sequence of the recipient addresses.
- the device thus has at least one output.
- a buffer storage device for receiving the read mail items is advantageously arranged between the reading device or readers and the pocket ring.
- the read mail items can each be loaded into the buffer pockets in the pocket loading station, which deliver the mail items in controlled fashion to empty pockets of the sorting pocket ring in at least one output and which, in a further advantageous embodiment, can be coupled to a circulating, endless means of conveyance and can be uncoupled from the means of conveyance.
- the buffer pockets of the buffer storage device are coupled to the conveying means and the transferring buffer storage runs in the same direction, positioned at the same speed, to the loading pocket.
- the pocket ring and the collecting belt rotate in opposite directions, so that the speed of the collecting belt can be kept relatively low.
- devices for loading with additional mail items to be distributed to the respective recipient addresses are advantageously arranged on the sections assigned to the recipient addresses above the parts of the collecting belt lying outside the coverage area.
- sensors are provided for measuring the mail item thicknesses. If the total height of the mail items assigned to a delivery point exceeds a limit value, the adjacent areas can also be loaded with mail items of the same delivery point as required.
- the collecting belt in a U-shape under part of the pocket ring.
- the pocket ring and / or the buffer store have at least one loading and unloading station outside the coverage area for the additional discharge of mail items from the pockets according to certain sorting criteria. This makes it possible to separate items according to certain criteria in addition to sorting.
- the pocket ring In order to keep the base area of the device as small as possible, it is advantageous to add an additional part of the pocket ring that extends beyond the overlap area and is not located under the unloading stations of the buffer store To manage level, which is above the level of the buffer memory or below the level of the anthology, the mail items circulating in the same direction in both levels. It is particularly advantageous if the height-overriding deflection of the pocket ring takes place in the interior of the buffer store.
- a second device for arranging is provided, which is rotated to the first device by 180 ° about the vertical axis, with which the part of the pocket ring which is not above the collecting belt is in the opposite part to the corresponding part of the first device another level.
- both devices can be nested one inside the other, which means that the required floor space is almost halved compared to a separate installation.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic side view of a device for ordering according to the distribution order with loading of the pocket ring
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic side view of a device with loading of the collecting belt divided into sections
- 3 shows a schematic plan view of an arrangement device
- FIG. 5 shows a perspective view of a device for ordering with several levels
- FIG. 6 shows a perspective view of two nested devices for ordering.
- the mail items 4 are first combined in a known manner in a separating device 1 from a stack. Then the recipient addresses of the mail items 4 are recorded and determined in a reading device, not shown.
- the read programs 4 are then passed to a buffer storage device 2. There, each consignment 4 is conveyed via a loading station into a circulating buffer pocket 3, these buffer pockets 3 being able to be coupled to a circulating conveying means in a controlled manner and being able to be uncoupled from the conveying means in a controlled manner, and the transfer takes place in the coupled state.
- the mail items 4 are transported from each separating device 1 into the buffer pockets 3 via a separate loading station.
- both a non-constant input current from the separating devices 1 and an output current that is not synchronous and / or not constant with the input current can be processed further.
- the buffer pockets 3 can be opened downwards in a controlled manner in order to deliver the mail items 4 to empty pockets 6 of a further pocket ring 5, including a circumferential one.
- the pockets 6 are firmly connected to the rotating conveyor.
- the pocket ring 5 and the buffer pockets 3 run in the same direction.
- the mailings 4 are sorted according to the agreed sequence of the delivery points, in that the mailings 4, controlled by opening the pocket bottoms of the pockets 6, fall down onto a collecting belt 7 which is divided into sections and runs in the opposite direction to the pocket ring 5 with its upper run.
- the collecting belt 7 is arranged in a U-shape under the pocket ring, i.e. the pocket ring 5 is longer than the collecting belt 7.
- the transport speeds are coordinated with one another such that each section 8 of the collecting belt 7 has passed each pocket 6 of the pocket ring 5 once during its movement along the area of overlap with the pocket ring 5.
- Several consignments 4 can be loaded in a section 8 up to a maximum total height at which safe transport and stacking behavior (see above) is guaranteed.
- the collecting belt 7 can also be pre-assigned with consignments by further sorting or input devices for all or special recipients.
- a stacking device for stacking the mail items 4 in the specified sequence in container 9.
- a device for portioning can also be arranged between the collecting belt 7 and the stacking device, in which the related mail items of a delivery point before stacking in Bags and pouches can be packed or provided with banderoles.
- the mail items 4 can be stacked in the container 9 in an upright or lying position.
- the mail items 4 are loaded onto the collecting belt 7 in such a way that they leave it in the appropriate sequence. If shipments 4 of different but neighboring delivery points are loaded into a section 8, they must lie one above the other in the defined sequence of delivery points.
- the sequence is shown in FIG. 4 in a simple example for explanation.
- the mail items 4 located in the pocket ring 5 are to be placed in a container in the order from top to bottom blue, red, green, purple according to FIG. 4g.
- Pocket ring 5 and collecting band 7 move in opposite directions to each other.
- the mail item marked with purple is placed in a section of the collecting belt 7 (FIG. 4b). If the program 4 marked with green is then above this section, it is placed on the program purple (FIG. 4c) and the program 4 marked with blue runs past this section, since it is the last program in sequence, and is in unload the following section (FIG. 4d).
- the mail item red has reached the section with the two mail items purple and green and is being unloaded as the top mail item. This was done on the condition that the previously measured mail item thicknesses allow the three mail items to be stored in one section. Subsequently, the mail items 4 are stacked in the desired order in a container in the stacking device (FIG. 4f).
- the pocket ring 5 can pass through two levels.
- the part of the pocket ring 5 which does not cover the collecting belt 7 can be folded about a horizontal axis above or below the covering part:
- the pocket ring 5 then has in principle the course of a lying figure eight, which was folded in its knot and there by the buffer storage device 2 is included.
- the actuators for opening the pockets 6 of the pocket ring 5 can be arranged in a stationary manner with constant synchronization between the pocket ring 5 and the collecting belt 7.
- FIG. 5 shows a 540 ° deflection over the in- system interior. Outside the coverage area, outputs 10 of the buffer storage device 2 for loading the pockets 6, unloading stations 11 for additionally discharging mail items 4 from the bags 6 according to specific sorting criteria, a loading station 12 for loading the buffer bags with the mail items from the separating device 1 and also can be seen an output 13 of the buffer storage device 2 for discharging separated mail items.
- both systems A and B can be merged, as shown in FIG one system the additional level of the pocket ring 5 is above the level of the buffer storage device 2 and in the other system below the level of the buffer storage device 2. This means that only a small footprint is required.
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