EP2199084A1 - Dispositif et procédé de fabrication de blocs de livres - Google Patents

Dispositif et procédé de fabrication de blocs de livres Download PDF

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EP2199084A1
EP2199084A1 EP09014274A EP09014274A EP2199084A1 EP 2199084 A1 EP2199084 A1 EP 2199084A1 EP 09014274 A EP09014274 A EP 09014274A EP 09014274 A EP09014274 A EP 09014274A EP 2199084 A1 EP2199084 A1 EP 2199084A1
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Thomas Hitscher
Rainer Kötzer
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    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B41PRINTING; LINING MACHINES; TYPEWRITERS; STAMPS
    • B41JTYPEWRITERS; SELECTIVE PRINTING MECHANISMS, i.e. MECHANISMS PRINTING OTHERWISE THAN FROM A FORME; CORRECTION OF TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS
    • B41J2/00Typewriters or selective printing mechanisms characterised by the printing or marking process for which they are designed
    • B41J2/005Typewriters or selective printing mechanisms characterised by the printing or marking process for which they are designed characterised by bringing liquid or particles selectively into contact with a printing material
    • B41J2/01Ink jet
    • B41J2/135Nozzles
    • B41J2/145Arrangement thereof
    • B41J2/155Arrangement thereof for line printing
    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B41PRINTING; LINING MACHINES; TYPEWRITERS; STAMPS
    • B41JTYPEWRITERS; SELECTIVE PRINTING MECHANISMS, i.e. MECHANISMS PRINTING OTHERWISE THAN FROM A FORME; CORRECTION OF TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS
    • B41J15/00Devices or arrangements of selective printing mechanisms, e.g. ink-jet printers or thermal printers, specially adapted for supporting or handling copy material in continuous form, e.g. webs
    • B41J15/16Means for tensioning or winding the web
    • B41J15/165Means for tensioning or winding the web for tensioning continuous copy material by use of redirecting rollers or redirecting nonrevolving guides
    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B41PRINTING; LINING MACHINES; TYPEWRITERS; STAMPS
    • B41JTYPEWRITERS; SELECTIVE PRINTING MECHANISMS, i.e. MECHANISMS PRINTING OTHERWISE THAN FROM A FORME; CORRECTION OF TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS
    • B41J3/00Typewriters or selective printing or marking mechanisms characterised by the purpose for which they are constructed
    • B41J3/54Typewriters or selective printing or marking mechanisms characterised by the purpose for which they are constructed with two or more sets of type or printing elements
    • B41J3/543Typewriters or selective printing or marking mechanisms characterised by the purpose for which they are constructed with two or more sets of type or printing elements with multiple inkjet print heads
    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B41PRINTING; LINING MACHINES; TYPEWRITERS; STAMPS
    • B41JTYPEWRITERS; SELECTIVE PRINTING MECHANISMS, i.e. MECHANISMS PRINTING OTHERWISE THAN FROM A FORME; CORRECTION OF TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS
    • B41J3/00Typewriters or selective printing or marking mechanisms characterised by the purpose for which they are constructed
    • B41J3/60Typewriters or selective printing or marking mechanisms characterised by the purpose for which they are constructed for printing on both faces of the printing material
    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B41PRINTING; LINING MACHINES; TYPEWRITERS; STAMPS
    • B41JTYPEWRITERS; SELECTIVE PRINTING MECHANISMS, i.e. MECHANISMS PRINTING OTHERWISE THAN FROM A FORME; CORRECTION OF TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS
    • B41J2202/00Embodiments of or processes related to ink-jet or thermal heads
    • B41J2202/01Embodiments of or processes related to ink-jet heads
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  • the present invention relates to an apparatus for producing book blocks from a sheet web.
  • Book blocks and books are traditionally made in several stages.
  • sheets are printed on its front and back in accordance with a certain predetermined scheme in a first step, which allows successive pages in the book block by suitable, sometimes quite complicated folding operations in the desired Ab or To bring order.
  • the page contents are not printed next to or behind one another according to their arrangement following the page number in the book block, but rather printed on the front and back of a sheet apart from each other only after completion of the mentioned folding operations in the page number appropriate order.
  • the pages are then initially connected to each other via folds and must therefore in a subsequent separate step by trimming, u.a. with the help of a so-called three-knife trimmer in a three-side trim, be separated from each other.
  • a printing cylinder Due to the capacity of different page contents, which is limited to the circumferential dimension and the width of a printing cylinder, it is usually necessary for a printing cylinder to have a book block with a higher number of mutually different pages be set up several times, each time with a print image for a group of missing page content is provided and then the sheets are again printed accordingly and folded in a subsequent folding process again.
  • several pressure cylinders matched to the respective group can also be used.
  • the groups thus produced are initially stored, which requires a corresponding storage space. After all the groups have been printed, the pages of each group are folded in accordance with the aforementioned scheme in mostly several folding operations and the individual groups are then folded in folded form to form book blocks, which are then trimmed and bound.
  • cylinder printing processes allow high-quality printing; but they are relatively expensive and require a complex warehouse logistics with appropriate storage capacity.
  • the cylinder printing method devices are also limited to a few printing cylinder geometry dependent formats, and often a format change also requires a change in impression cylinder geometry.
  • blank pages are sometimes required as well, which accordingly require empty surface sections on the printing cylinder, whereby the effectiveness of the printing cylinder is reduced.
  • Object of the present invention is therefore to propose a device which allows the production of book blocks in a simple manner.
  • the multi-track arrangement has the further advantage that can be produced at the same time not only book blocks with identical printed sheets or pages, but also book blocks with differently printed sheets or pages.
  • the use of non-contact printheads, which is usually from a print image processing system are controlled, a completely free and arbitrary design of the printed images, which may even, if necessary, as already mentioned, vary from part to part track.
  • rollers as an abutment for the sheet web during printing by the non-contact printheads and by generating a web tension in the sheet web flapping or floating of the sheet web is also avoided during printing, whereby a very good print quality can be achieved and blurred and bad print images are avoided.
  • the transport path for folding-free and collation-free transport of the sheets may be formed in the collecting area, which can be produced complete blocks of books with a single sub-web alone. All that is needed is an overlapping station in order to initially achieve an overlap between the sheets of each partial web as a prerequisite for superimposing.
  • the order between the longitudinal cutting station and the cross cutting station is basically irrelevant.
  • the cross-cutting station is downstream of the longitudinal cutting station and thus, as viewed in the direction of movement of the sheet web, behind the longitudinal cutting station, while according to the second aspect of the invention, the order of cross-cutting station and longitudinal cutting station is reversed.
  • arcuate web is understood to mean a quasi-endless web of flat material, which is preferably delivered wound up on a roll and withdrawn from the roll for processing in the device in question here.
  • the sheet web is made of paper.
  • the device according to the invention and the method according to the invention for printing for example, a film web or a textile web.
  • the Bogenbahnabgabestation which is also referred to as unwinding, preferably a receiving device for receiving at least two rollers, each of which a sheet web is peelable, as well as a connecting device on which the end of a fully withdrawn from a roll arc path with the beginning of a still completely on another role arc track connects.
  • a receiving device for receiving at least two rollers, each of which a sheet web is peelable, as well as a connecting device on which the end of a fully withdrawn from a roll arc path with the beginning of a still completely on another role arc track connects.
  • the printing station can be arranged downstream of an advancing device.
  • a downstream of the printing station means for preferably two-sided, refraction of the sheet web can be provided.
  • this device may be connected downstream of the previously mentioned preferential device, in order to be able to advantageously also eliminate undulations possibly caused by mechanical tensile influences by the biasing device.
  • a moistening device For applying liquid to the sheet web, a moistening device may preferably be provided, wherein the liquid to be applied may be provided in particular for dissipating any existing electrostatic charge against earth or earth and / or for surface finishing of the sheet web.
  • the moistening device may have an antistatic device.
  • the moistening device may be arranged downstream of the device for, preferably two-sided, refraction.
  • the longitudinal cutting station should have a plurality of longitudinal knives which can be changed in their transverse spacing, the transverse spacing between two adjacent longitudinal knives determining the width of the partial web to be cut and thus of the sheets of this partial web.
  • the longitudinal blades and laser beam cutting devices may be provided, preferably in the same number.
  • the slitting station has means for edge trim extraction.
  • the arrangement of longitudinal cutting station and cross-cutting station may preferably be arranged downstream of a bad curve turnout in order to be able to separate out bad prints.
  • a bad curve turnout it is advantageous to connect to the Schlechtbogenweiche an angle, preferably approximately at right angles, led out to the direction of movement of the sheet web conveyor belt, preferably weft tape.
  • the Schlechtbogenweiche upstream of the overlapping station.
  • the collecting station has a number of partial webs corresponding number of compartments for accumulating the sheets of each sub-web to book blocks, whereby the production of a complete book block alone with sheets of a Partial track is optimally supported.
  • each tray For removal of the accumulated book block there may be assigned to each tray preferably a forceps conveyor.
  • An intermediate buffer for buffering book blocks can be connected to the collection station.
  • From the collecting station can lead out an angle, preferably approximately at right angles, to the direction of movement of the sheet web conveying a conveyor for transporting the book blocks to a binding station.
  • This conveyor may optionally extend into the aforementioned buffer and thus be used at the same time for the operation of the intermediate buffer.
  • the conveyor has at least one conveyor belt.
  • a feed device can also be provided which extends both to the conveyor and to the intermediate buffer.
  • the printed portions of the sheet web may preferably be provided a drying device.
  • At least one web edge control device should be used.
  • the web edge control device may be included in the printing station.
  • the web edge control device is located upstream of at least one of the two rollers.
  • At least one quality measuring device should also be provided.
  • a quality measuring device can advantageously be formed the Schlechtbogenweiche so that it can be activated for the separation of those sheets, which have been determined by the quality measuring device as inferior.
  • At least one such quality measuring device should be provided in the printing station, wherein a quality measuring device is associated with a roller and determines the quality of the sheet web after leaving the roller.
  • FIGS. 1 and 2 essentially complete and in FIG. 3
  • the machine shown at the beginning contains a sheet-web delivery station 2, from the in FIG. 3 a frame 4 is shown, on which in the illustrated embodiment, a first support arm 6 for receiving a first roller 8 and a second support arm 10 for receiving a second roller 12 are arranged.
  • the rollers 8, 12 are rotatably mounted on non-illustrated pivot, so-called.
  • Mandrels mounted on the support arms 6, 10 and thereby removably disposed thereon.
  • the support arms 6, 10 are movably mounted on the frame 4 in the vertical direction and between an upper working position and a lower rest position movable so that they can be replaced in the lower rest position.
  • Each roll 8, 12 consists of a wound continuous sheet web, preferably of paper, which is unwound from the corresponding roll for the processing described in detail below.
  • only one role during operation is used, while the other role can be interchanged. So if the sheet has been completely deducted from a role is changed to the other role and then deducted from this arc the web, while the empty one role is replaced by a new full role.
  • the end of the sheet path of the one roller is connected to the beginning of the sheet path of the other role.
  • the Bogenbahnabgabestation 2 a splicer 14, which is arranged in the illustrated embodiment on the frame 4 above the support arms 6, 10 and thus above the rollers 8, 12. The splicing process usually takes place at standstill, but can also be performed on the fly.
  • a Bogenbahn is provided in the Bogenbahnabgabestation 2.
  • the sheet web After leaving the Bogenbahnabgabestation 2 passes the sheet web, which is shown in the figures with the reference numeral "16", in a printing station 20, in which the sheet web 16 is printed with the desired printed images. At this point, it should be noted in addition that in the figures, the web running direction takes place from left to right.
  • the printing station 20 is in detail in the FIGS. 4 and 5 shown. As FIG. 5 can recognize, the printing station 20, a frame 22, on which the various, hereinafter described in detail units are arranged. To better represent these aggregates is in FIG. 4 the observer facing side of the frame 22 omitted for the sake of clarity.
  • the sheet web 16 Before entering the printing station 20 in the direction indicated by arrow A, the sheet web 16 passes through a first draw roller arrangement, which thus extends in the inlet area to the printing station 20 located.
  • This draw roller assembly 24 is driven by a not-shown drive and acts upon the sheet web 16 with a first feed speed V1.
  • the sheet web 16 After entering the printing station 20, the sheet web 16 is guided over a plurality of guide rollers 26 to a web edge control device 28.
  • the web edge control device 28 has the task of aligning the sheet web 16 relative to the below-described printing devices transverse to the web direction so that, viewed in the transverse direction of the web running direction, the printed images are accurately positioned in the desired location.
  • the sheet web 16 is guided via a guide roller 30 to a first guide roller 31 which rests on the circumference of a first roller 34 and is provided with a rotary encoder 33.
  • the rotary encoder can preferably have a high-resolution angle measuring system (> 3600 l / rev, preferably 9000 l / rev).
  • the first roller 34 is rotatably mounted on a bearing 35, which is supported on the frame 22 of the printing station 20 and has a rotary encoder 36 for determining the instantaneous rotational position of the first roller 34 and its rotational speed.
  • the rotary encoder 36 preferably has a high-resolution angle measuring system (> 3600 I / U, preferably 36000 I / U).
  • the first roller 34 is driven in the direction of the arrow B at a peripheral speed v 2 by a direct drive 37, which has a servomotor (not shown) and is also seated on the frame 22.
  • a direct drive 37 which has a servomotor (not shown) and is also seated on the frame 22.
  • the sheet web 16 runs in the illustrated embodiment with respect to the first roller 34 approximately radially to the first guide roller 31 and is deflected by this in the direction of the peripheral surface of the first roller 34.
  • a first pressure roller 32 Downstream of the first deflection roller 31 and thus at a certain angular distance from this, a first pressure roller 32 is provided, which also bears against the circumference of the first roller 34. From this first pressure roller 32, the sheet web 16 is pressed against the peripheral surface of the first roller 34 and thereby comes into abutment against the peripheral surface of the first roller 34. The first pressure roller 32 is pressed by an unspecified loader against the peripheral surface of the first roller 34.
  • the application device can have, for example, an energy store such as a spring and / or an active drive. Alternatively, it is also conceivable that the sheet web 16 is not approximately radially and thus approximately at right angles to Peripheral surface at the location of the first pinch roller 32, but at a different angle of inclination introduce.
  • the first pressure roller 32 forms, together with the first roller 34, a kind of second tension roller arrangement which drives the arc web 16 resting on the circumference of the first roller 34 at the conveying speed v 2 , which is slightly higher than the conveying speed v 1 .
  • the first pinch roller 32 generates the sheet web 16 with a pressing force against the first roller 34 and thereby prevents slippage between the sheet web 16 and the circumference of the first roller 34, the first guide roller 31 ensures the desired wrap angle.
  • the sheet web 16 is pulled over about half of the circumference of the first roller 34 of the first guide roller 31 before it leaves the first roller 34 in the tangential direction again, so that in the illustrated embodiment, the wrap angle of the sheet 16 about the first roller 34 about 180 °. In principle, however, it is also conceivable to choose another wrap angle which is at least slightly smaller or slightly greater than 180 °.
  • the rotational speed of the first roller 34 is chosen so that its peripheral speed is equal to the path speed of the arcuate path 16.
  • FIG. 4 can be seen, in the illustrated embodiment, approximately halfway along its path over the circumference of the first roller 34, the sheet path 16 led to a printing unit 38 where the printing process takes place while the outwardly facing side of the sheet 16 is printed with the desired printed images ,
  • the first pressure roller 32 is disposed adjacent to the printing unit 38, so that in the illustrated embodiment, the first pressure roller 32 between the guide roller 31 and the printing unit 38 is located; Alternatively, it is also conceivable to store the first pressure roller 32 directly on the printing unit 38.
  • the printing unit 38 has a plurality of non-contact printing heads 40, which are arranged at a distance from the peripheral surface of the first roller 34 and thus to the sheet web 16.
  • printheads 40 their printhead faces are substantially tangential to the peripheral surface of the first roller 34 and their printhead center axes are substantially radially aligned with the first roller 34.
  • a plurality of print heads 40 are arranged one behind the other in the direction of rotation of the first roller 34 in accordance with arrow B and thus in its circumferential direction and in the web running direction of the sheet web 16.
  • each print head 40 extends across the web travel direction only a fraction of the width of the sheet web 16, and the print heads 40 are combined into two web running successive rows 40R, which together form a group 40G.
  • each row consists of a certain number of printing heads 40 located next to one another transversely to the web running direction and extends over the entire width of the sheet web 16.
  • the print heads 40 of the two adjacent rows 40R of group 40G are offset relative to one another.
  • This staggered arrangement of the print heads 40 is made in the illustrated embodiment so that each one print head 40 of a row 40R overlaps with its lateral ends, the ends of the print heads 40 of the other row 40R.
  • the printheads 40 of each row 40R are arranged at the same pitch, so each row 40R of printheads 40 has the same pitch.
  • the staggered arrangement of the printheads 40 to each other takes into account the fact that each housing printhead 40 whose housing is wider than the effective pressure range transverse to the direction of web travel.
  • each print head 40 can only operate up to a maximum frequency, the web running speed, which corresponds to the peripheral speed in the direction of the arrow B, would be limited to a maximum value.
  • a plurality of groups 40G of printheads 40 are according to FIG FIG. 6 arranged in the web running direction one behind the other.
  • FIG. 7 which also has an arrangement of the first guide roller 31, the first roller 34 and the printheads 40 omitting the first pinch roller 32 in the same perspective as FIG. 6 3 3
  • three consecutive groups 40G are provided with a total of six rows of printheads 40 at a speed three times that of using a single group 40G in accordance with FIG FIG. 6 to realize with only two consecutive rows, each print head 40 needs to print for a continuous line in the web running direction only every third point.
  • FIG. 8 in which, in a different perspective to the FIGS. 6 and 7 an arrangement of the first pulley 31, the first roller 34 and the printheads 40 is shown omitting the first pinch roller 32 shows an example of a design for a full-color printing with ten groups.
  • FIG. 8 It can also be seen that the printing unit 38 (FIG. FIG. 4 ) with their printheads 40 is not necessarily about in the middle between the first guide roller 31 and the point at which the sheet web 16 leaves the first roller 34 again, but that this also at another point along the path of the arc 16 over the circumference of the first roller 34 may be the case.
  • an arrangement which is substantially adjacent to the printing unit 38 directly in FIG FIG. 4 shown first pinch roller 32 is advantageous.
  • the printheads 40 used are jet printheads and preferably ink jet printheads.
  • the printing unit 38 is mounted so as to be movable radially relative to the first roller 34 on a holder 42 which is fastened to the frame 22. In this way, the printing unit 38 can be moved from a working position in which the print heads 40 occupy a relatively small distance from the peripheral surface of the first roller 34 and thus arc sheet 16 in a rest position in which the printing unit 38 and thus the print heads 40th have a significantly greater distance from the first roller 34 and release enough space for repair, maintenance and / or adjustments. Therefore, the printing unit 38 is mainly spent in the rest position when appropriate cleaning, repair, maintenance and / or adjustments must be made. In FIG. 4 the printing unit 38 is shown in its raised rest position.
  • the arcuate web 16 is drawn tangentially from the peripheral surface of the first roll 34.
  • a guide roller 44 which is arranged with respect to the first roller 34 so that the path leading from the first roller 34 for the sheet path 16 with respect to the peripheral surface of the first Roller 34 runs in the tangential direction, as FIG. 4 lets recognize.
  • An arrangement of a first quality measuring device 46 which may have, for example, a high-speed stroboscope camera, not shown, and a so-called first table plate 47 is provided at this tangential path section at a position adjacent to the first roller 34.
  • the first quality measuring device 46 serves to check the quality of the freshly applied print image on one side of the sheet web 16. For this purpose, in a very special way, the tangential path section after leaving the first roller 34, since there after removal from the first roller 34, the arcuate path 16 has a particularly straight course.
  • the sheet web 16 experiences a deflection in an approximately horizontal direction on this guide roller 44 and is guided by a drying device 50, in which the arc path 16 and thus prevents blurring of the previously applied printed images is prevented.
  • a drying device 50 in which the arc path 16 and thus prevents blurring of the previously applied printed images is prevented.
  • the sheet web 16 passes to a second deflection roller 51 and a second pressure roller 52, which both bear against a second roller 54.
  • the second guide roller 51 is also provided with a rotary encoder 53. Upstream of the second deflection roller 51 may be provided another web edge control device similar to the web edge control device 28 in order to ensure highly accurate web travel with respect to the print heads 62 of the second printing unit.
  • the second roller 54 is also rotatably mounted on the frame 22 via a bearing 56, which has a rotary encoder 57 for determining the rotational position and the rotational speed of the second roller 54 and is also driven by a direct drive 58, which is arranged on the frame 22. In this case, the second roller 54 rotates in the direction of arrow C at a peripheral speed v 3 .
  • a second printing unit 60 which has printing heads 62 and a holder 64, which is fastened to the frame 22, between a working position and a rest position is slidably mounted. In FIG. 4 is also the second printing unit 60 shown in its raised rest position.
  • the second guide roller 51 and the rotary encoder 53, the second pinch roller 52, the second roller 54, the bearing 56, the encoder 57, the direct drive 58, the printheads 62 and the holder 64 is based on the previously given detailed description of first guide roller 31 and its rotary encoder 33, the first pinch roller 32, the first roller 34, the bearing 35, the encoder 36, the direct drive 37, the print heads 40 and the holder 42 referenced. At this point it should be noted that measuring means for measuring the pressing force of the first and second pressure rollers 32, 52 may be provided.
  • the second pressure roller 52 together with the second roller 54 forms a kind of third tension roller arrangement, which drives the sheet web 16 at the speed v 3 in the web running direction.
  • the speed v 3 is slightly higher than the speed v 2 .
  • both rollers 34, 54 rotate at exactly the same peripheral speed.
  • the guide roller 66 Similar to the guide roller 44, the guide roller 66 also serves to subtract the sheet path 16 tangentially from the second roller 54. Shortly after leaving the second roller 54, the sheet web 16 passes between a second quality measuring device 68 and an opposite second table plate 69 therethrough. Like the first quality measuring device 46, the second quality measuring device 68 also serves to check the quality of the print. Unlike the first quality measuring device 46, however, the second quality measuring device 68 has the task of improving the quality of the now to check on the second side of the sheet web 16 applied by the printheads 62 printed image.
  • the sheet web 16 is returned by an additional drying device 50 via further guide rollers 70 back to the aforementioned drying device 50 to now perform a drying of the second roller 54 printed on the second side of the sheet 16 and a blur the previously on the second side of the print heads 62 applied print images to avoid.
  • the necessity of the drying devices 50 and their operation depends largely on the pressure medium discharged from the print heads 40, 62 and on the web speed of the sheet web 16.
  • the sheet web 16 After the sheet web 16 has passed through the drying device 50 again, it is deflected by guide rollers 72 and led to further guide rollers 74 to a second double roller assembly 76, which sits in the outlet of the printing station and through the rollers, the movement path 16 is passed before the sheet web 16th the printing station 20 leaves in the direction of arrow D.
  • the two rollers of this double roller assembly 76 are driven by a drive, not shown.
  • the tensile stress or feed force applied by the second draw roller arrangement 76 to the sheet web 16 is slightly greater than the tensile stress or feed force which is generated by the first draw roller arrangement 24 in the inlet region of the printing station 20.
  • the first pull roller assembly 24 acts as a type of brake drive relative to the downstream driven pull roll assemblies formed by the first roller 34 / first pinch roller 32, the second roller 54 / second pinch roller 52 and the second pull roller assembly 76.
  • the ratio of the speeds to each other according to the following inequality: v 1 ⁇ v 2 ⁇ v 3 ⁇ v 4 ,
  • the sheet web 16 By guiding the sheet web 16 over the rollers 34 and 54 and thus over a part arcuate curved path at a predetermined web tension on the printheads 40 and 62 over a particularly accurate positioning of the sheet web 16 relative to the printheads 40 and 62 can be realized and will flutter or swimming the sheet web 16 avoided, whereby printed images of particularly good quality can be produced at high production speed.
  • For compliance with the web tension in the sheet web 16 along the embossed curvature forming circumference of the rollers 34 and 54 provide primarily the pinch rollers 32 and 52, via which the sheet web 16 are respectively introduced on the input side to the peripheral surface of the rollers 34, 54, while yes on the output side tangentially from the circumference of the rollers 34, 54 is subtracted.
  • the first and second twin roll assemblies 24 and 76 provide support to ensure that the sheet web 16 is under a predetermined tension substantially throughout its path through the printing station 20.
  • the evaluation of the measurement signals delivered by the measuring systems with respect to a web slip of the sheet web 16 relative to the rollers 34 and 54 takes place in a higher-level control device, which is not shown in the figures. If a web slip is detected, there is in particular the possibility to reduce the slip by changing the pressing force of the pinch rollers 32 and 52, to compensate for the slip by signals to a print head control, also not shown, for example, in the operating frequency of the print heads 40, 62 corresponding dead times be controlled to reduce the web speed of the arc path 16 or simply leave a corresponding warning message.
  • the now printed sheet web 16 in the illustrated embodiment passes through a feed station 80, which supports the transport of the sheet web 16 in the web running direction.
  • a refractive station 90 Downstream of the feed station 80 in the illustrated embodiment is a refractive station 90, in which the sheet web 16 is broken on both sides and thus in both directions in order to eliminate any waviness caused by the printing process.
  • the arcuate web 16 then passes through a moistening station 100 which is designed to spray the arcuate web 16 with steam or a liquid mist in order to discharge an electrostatic charge which may be present in the arcuate path 16 to ground or ground.
  • a moistening station 100 which is designed to spray the arcuate web 16 with steam or a liquid mist in order to discharge an electrostatic charge which may be present in the arcuate path 16 to ground or ground.
  • the machine further has a longitudinal cutting station 110, which is arranged downstream of the discharge station 100.
  • the longitudinal cutting station 110 includes a plurality of knives 112 which are arranged side by side transversely to the web running direction and thereby spaced from each other.
  • the knives 12 are preferably designed as rotary drivable circular knives whose respective axis of rotation is oriented transversely to the direction of web travel.
  • the blades 12 are each positioned transversely positionable relative to the web running direction of the sheet web 16, whereby the distance between two adjacent blades 112 is adjustable from each other.
  • the knives 12 can also be moved transversely in such a way that, if necessary, they can be moved out of engagement laterally from the curved path 16 into a rest position.
  • the sheet web 16 is cut by the knives 112 in the web running direction by a number of longitudinal cuts into a plurality of partial webs each corresponding to a desired width of a book block side. Due to the variable positionability of the individual blades 112 transversely to the web running direction of the sheet web 16, the distance between two adjacent blades 112 can be adjusted to the desired width of a book block page, resulting in a high format flexibility. Accordingly, if the width of the sheet web 16 is a multiple of the width of one side of the book block to be produced with the machine, a corresponding plurality of book blocks can be produced simultaneously in parallel.
  • the longitudinal cutting station 110 also includes a RandstMailabsaug Rhein 114, with which the elimination of cut and not usable edge strip sections is possible.
  • a transverse cutting station 120 Downstream of the longitudinal cutting station 110 is a transverse cutting station 120, in which the partial webs cut longitudinally by the preceding longitudinal cutting station 110 are cut simultaneously into sheets at a length corresponding to the height of a book block side, transversely to the conveying direction become.
  • the cross cutting station 120 may have a cylindrical knife drum extending over the entire width of the sheet web 16 with a helical knife arranged inclined therewith relative to the axis of rotation of the knife drum; Alternatively, it is also conceivable to provide on the circumference of such a knife drum a plurality of opposite the axis of rotation of the cutterhead inclined blade extending, for example, according to the number of cut in the longitudinal cutting station 110 partial webs.
  • a Schlechtbogenweiche 130 Subordinate to the cross cutting station 120 in the web running direction is a Schlechtbogenweiche 130, to which shoots a firing belt 132, which is led out transversely to the web running direction of the machine, such as FIG. 2 lets recognize.
  • the Schlechtbogenweiche 130 which is not shown in detail in the figures, but only very schematically, are inferior sheets, which in particular have faulty printed images or splices or splices, or blank sheets discarded and provided on the weft tape 132 from the machine.
  • an optical sensor which determines the number of passing sheets and determines whether the determined number of sheets corresponds to the number of pages formed by the sheets for the production of the book block, and Vogel adoptedde Identified sheets and controls the bad arc switch 130 via a control device, not shown.
  • an overlapping station 140 Downstream of the bad curve switch 130 is an overlapping station 140, in which the sheets delivered by the cross cutting station 120 are brought into an overlapping and thus shingled arrangement.
  • the overlapping station 140 is provided with suitable delay means (not shown in the figures) for braking and overlapping the sheets.
  • the overlap station 140 is followed downstream by a collection station 150, which contains a plurality of adjacent compartments 152, which are located in FIG. 2 are shown schematically. These compartments 152 are each bounded laterally by side walls which are unspecified in the figures, which are adjustable transversely to the web running direction, so that the width of the individual compartments 152 can be adapted to the width of the sheets cut from the part webs.
  • the side walls of the compartments 152 should be transversely conforming to the knives 112 of the slitting station 110, respectively be adjusted to the web running direction, so as to ensure that the side walls of the compartments 152 in the collection station 150 occupy the same transverse position as the corresponding blades 112 of the slitting station 110.
  • each of the bins 152 a stack of superimposed bows is set up in the collection station 150 which upon completion forms the desired book block, the bins 152 being arranged in a number corresponding to the number of sub-webs, thereby forming a corresponding plurality of parallel and book blocks Bow stacks are accumulated.
  • each sheet in the stack represents a book block page of the resulting book block, whereby page "1" of a book block is always deposited either to the top or to the bottom.
  • the collecting station 150 may include pliers conveyors, not shown in the figures, wherein preferably each of the compartments 152 is associated with a pliers conveyor.
  • the forceps conveyors serve to remove a stack accumulated in a finished book block from the respective compartment 152 by pinching a stack embodying a finished book block between the forceps heads of the forceps conveyor.
  • Adjacent to the collection station 150 is an intermediate buffer 160 for temporary storage of good and / or bad book blocks from the collection station 150.
  • the collection station 150 is followed by a conveyor belt 170, which transports the book blocks accumulated in the individual compartments 152 of the collection station 150 to a binding station not shown in the drawings.
  • FIG. 2 still schematically recognize a cross conveyor 180, which is provided for a transfer of the book blocks by a gripper conveyor from the collection station 150 on the conveyor belt 170.
  • the cross conveyor 180 may also comprise a circulating conveyor belt.
  • the cross conveyor 180 acts not only toward the conveyor 170, but also toward the intermediate buffer 160 to temporarily interpose the book blocks from the collection station 150 in the intermediate buffer 160 as needed.
  • the tensile forces of at least some used drive units should be monitored accordingly.
  • a torque measurement is suitable for this purpose.
  • the monitoring device which is not shown in the figures, can preferably be designed for adaptive control of the drive units.
  • FIG. 9 For example, a section of the sheet web 16 is shown, which is printed in the machine described above and further processed.
  • the arc path 16 has an in FIG. 9 visible first surface or side 16a and one of these opposite surface or side, which in FIG. 9 directed away from the viewer and thus is not visible.
  • the arcuate track 16 has a length L (this dimension is, of course, many times longer than that in FIG FIG. 9 portion shown) and a width B, wherein the width B is a multiple (according to the example of FIG. 9 a triple) of a width FB of the page of a book block plus a double measure of the width EB of the edge portions and the length L is a multiple of a height FH of the page of a book block.
  • an arc produced from the sheet 16 forms one side of a book block.
  • FIG. 9 recognize on the curved path 16 interrupted longitudinal lines X, which symbolize the section through the respective knife 112 of the longitudinal cutting station 110 in partial webs with the width FB. Also, in FIG. 9 shown broken cross lines Y, which indicate the section through the cross cutting station 120, whereby the partial webs are cut into finished sheets with the width FB and the length or height FH, from which then the respective book block with the width FB and the height FH is composed ,

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