EP2701845A1 - Method for regulating the roll gap pressure of a roller press - Google Patents
Method for regulating the roll gap pressure of a roller pressInfo
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- EP2701845A1 EP2701845A1 EP12711828.9A EP12711828A EP2701845A1 EP 2701845 A1 EP2701845 A1 EP 2701845A1 EP 12711828 A EP12711828 A EP 12711828A EP 2701845 A1 EP2701845 A1 EP 2701845A1
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a method for controlling the nip pressure of a roller press and a corresponding roller press.
- roller presses which consist of two opposing, usually the same size, rotatably mounted rollers which rotate at the same peripheral speed and form a narrow nip between them.
- the material to be crushed or compacted is pulled, wherein the granular material is crushed or compacted under the high pressure that prevails in the nip.
- the result of this treatment namely comminution or densification, depends to a large extent on the material properties of the granular material to be comminuted.
- the comminution in the nip described here was first described by Schönert et al. described in the German patent application DE 27 08 053 A1 as high-pressure crushing and it is considered since a genus of crushing in addition to grinding by shearing and breaking.
- roller press used In addition to the pressure in the nip it comes in the high-pressure crushing for optimal, low-energy and low-wear crushing on a plurality of parameters to be observed in the roller press used. For example, it is important that the rollers of the roller press used rotate without relative slip, so that the rollers do not grind by shearing movement of the material to be ground, but press exclusively. Furthermore, it has been found that even the correct supply amount of fresh material per unit time on the nip of the roller press used plays a significant role for the optimal function of the roller press used.
- the roller press works as a crusher, especially when using equipped with hard reinforcing rollers, wherein the granular material to be crushed is broken as a fresh material by point loads. This type of comminution is less energy-efficient than the high-pressure crushing and it does not lead to the desired fine product. If, on the other hand, the nip is charged with too much granular material as a fresh product per unit of time, the millbase of fresh material and revolving material in the nip compresses too much, trapped air can no longer escape and the nip of the roller press used tends to become clogged.
- the flexibly mounted rolls deviate, the excess fresh material falls uncrushed through the nip and the roller press works. Thereafter, it must return to its previous state until it has to repeatedly dodge to allow the excess fresh material to pass through the nip.
- the roller press thus undergoes a first mode of vibratory motion along with other vibrational motions and it begins to vibrate mechanically.
- the rollers may then exhibit a combined vibration consisting of a back and forth movement of the rollers in a horizontal direction perpendicular to the nip dimension and a rotational vibration.
- the rollers can also undergo a slight, oscillating position change, in which the respective roller performs a rotation about very small amounts of angle about a vertical axis. In this movement, the roller is not moved evenly with both bearing blocks bearing them, but the two bearing blocks to one end of a roller change their position alternately.
- the entire system of roller press is due to their structure mechanically damped.
- the damping is provided by the hydraulic system, in which the hydraulic fluid flows back and forth at high speed due to the fine lines in comparison with the diameters of the hydraulic rams or cylinders, and therefore very strongly damps them.
- roller press gets into an unwanted vibration mode, it turns out that the roller press is no longer energy-efficient and, moreover, that it is also subject to heavy mechanical loading.
- DE10132067A1 discloses a method for acoustically monitoring threatening operating conditions, e.g. Slip, in roller mills. For this purpose, the noises occurring in the roller mill or the sound level are detected with a microphone and the
- the object of the invention is therefore to operate a generic roller press so that a mechanical vibration movement does not occur.
- the controlled system in the roller press comprises a signal indicating the detection of oscillatory movements, wherein the detection of the oscillatory motion in a simple embodiment comprises the simple detection of oscillatory movements of a specific frequency, a frequency range or a vibrational movement below a certain frequency with a minimum amplitude, and in a preferred embodiment of the method also the detection of selected vibration modes of the roller press can be.
- One mode of vibration is a movement pattern of the vibration movement within the entire roller press which is independent of another vibration pattern of the same roller press at the same time, most simply a longitudinal oscillatory motion and a transverse movement of the roller press. Since the roller press can have a variety of vibration patterns, the number and type is very dependent on the structure and geometry of the roller press, it may - be advantageous depending on the structure of the roller press, to pay attention to a characteristic vibration pattern increased attention.
- a detector detects vibration movements, but that more than one detector are present at selected locations of the roller press and detect typical oscillatory motions in the form of a pattern. Only the pattern of a typical oscillation movement is forwarded by the control device as a control input variable in the control loop. If the intensity of the detected oscillation movement exceeds a minimum, only then does this lead to a reduction of the pressure in the nip.
- the control in the roller press can be configured as on-off control, but also as a continuous control that reduces the nip pressure proportionally or at least continuously with increasing vibration intensity.
- the measured variable in the controlled system is thus either the frequency of a measured oscillation movement, the amplitude of a measured oscillation movement or both measured variables together, for example, the measured signal is filtered out by a crossover, the expected frequency and the amount of filtered data in the form of an intensity variable, the controlled system received.
- the oscillation motion is thus measured via the signal of a crossover.
- the oscillatory movements can either be measured directly or they can also be measured indirectly.
- the direct measurement can be measured, for example, by tracking the signal of a strain gauge at selected locations of the roller press. With a rhythmic forward and backward movement of the very heavy rollers, the carriers of the machine frame can move in the region of their elasticity in their length in a common mode or push-pull.
- an indirect size as Auxiliary size are measured to avoid that sensitive sensors must be arranged on the machine frame.
- the measurement of the time course of the pressure in the nip pressure generating hydraulic system is suitable.
- the pressure sensors may be housed in a protected location and the variation of pressure in the nip pressure generating hydraulic system is well suited for detecting the forward and backward movement of the rollers within the freedom of movement of the rollers on the slide rails of one Floating roll.
- vibrations measured in this way are accompanied by a total rotational oscillation of the rollers or else to measure the torsional vibration of a roller, or the shaft in the drive.
- the torsional vibration and the rotational vibration are distinguishable by their frequency, their recovery time, and possibly also by the nature of the typical harmonics in the measured signal over time.
- rotational vibration the entire drive train is in a common mode until the roller, while in a torsional vibration part of the entire rotating part of the roller press is in push-pull to another part of the same rotating part of the roller press.
- the simple vibration measurement is suitable for averting damage to the roller press and it is also possible to operate the roller press with such a high pressure that the unwanted vibration movements just do not occur.
- the roller press can always be operated to the maximum of its efficiency, without the roller press being less efficient due to overloading and possibly even being damaged.
- the measurement of vibration motions with selection of typical vibration patterns or the frequency analysis by means of the harmonic analysis of the measured vibration movements also makes it possible to operate the roller press near the area of the nip pressure critical to vibration formation.
- the selection of vibration patterns by a microprocessor-driven control allows the advantage to filter out negligible vibration movements or causes of vibration movements, which are harmless, so that the roller press is not often operated because of mis-detection in the short term or longer term with lower nip pressure than necessary, whereby the average over the time averaged crushing of the roller press decreases and in extreme cases, the circulation in a Kreislaufzerkleintationsstrom by unwanted vibration detection constantly outside the steady state steady state , which entails a high number of unnecessary control actions on the roller press, which can eventually lead to premature wear or malfunction of the roller press.
- the oscillatory movements of individual elements of the roller press occurring in a roller press show different types of vibration.
- the bending vibration of almost any elongated element for example, that of a carrier or a longitudinal lent connection in any form possible.
- This vibration can best be measured with an acceleration sensor, fully mechanical or semi-mechanical in the form of an integrated semiconductor with accelerometer function. All extending over a larger distance in the roller press elements may have oscillations in their length in the range of their elasticity, the vibration amplitudes were also very low.
- These longitudinal vibrations can be measured by placing the motion sensor at the end of the elongated member, as well as by placing a strain gauge in the middle of the length-changing member.
- Rotating elements such as the drive train from the motor to the roller, can exhibit rotational oscillations, with the entire drive train rhythmically varying its rotational speed in unison, but also torsional vibrations in which different parts of the drive train oscillate out of phase or out of phase, with the rotating element is rhythmically twisted within the limits of elasticity.
- a simple control device may optionally measure only one of these oscillatory motions as a vibrational motion signal, but also more than one and couple the signals together or filter out typical patterns from the detected vibrational patterns to ignore unavoidable vibrational motions in the circuit grinding system.
- causes for the detection of negligible vibration patterns may be: a bucket elevator, which rhythmically pours fresh produce onto the roller press, a conveyor belt that rhythmically promotes or vibrates itself, vibrations in the hydraulic system caused by a potentially hitting pump, or oscillations in the power consumption , which may occur due to oscillations of an adjacent roller press in the power supply and therefore form an undesirable electrical circuit with the drive train, can be filtered out.
- a particular embodiment of the control device performs a frequency analysis, wherein the frequency spectrum of the measured vibration movements is calculated decomposed into individual spectral components.
- the measured spectrum is decomposed by a real-time regression analysis into a composition of the vibration components, the composition being a vector of different linear factors of the total vibration. From this vector, a linear factor for an undesirable oscillatory motion is then picked out, and on the basis of this linear factor or due to the combination of different linear factors, the control input for the control system is selected.
- Device generated is a frequency analysis, wherein the frequency spectrum of the measured vibration movements is calculated decomposed into individual spectral components.
- the measured spectrum is decomposed by a real-time regression analysis into a composition of the vibration components, the composition being a vector of different linear factors of the total vibration. From this vector, a linear factor for an undesirable oscillatory motion is then picked out, and on the basis of this linear factor or due to the combination of different linear factors, the control input for the control system is selected.
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- the damping of the nip pressure is greater or lesser, with stronger vibration damping of the nip pressure is greater or in other words, the more intense the detected vibration, of whatever qualitative nature, the lower the nip pressure adjusted and vice versa.
- the problem is how to route the signal from a moving shaft to a stationary control device. Since the shafts do not rotate at high speed, the strain gauge may be connected to electronics which are fixedly attached to the roller and transmit its data to a stationary control device by means of a radio or by means of an RFID chip. Since the electronics on the roll requires electrical power, this can be provided by an accumulator, which is constantly recharged by a coil / magnet combination.
- the coil is stationary to the shaft and the magnet is stationary on the machine frame and the two elements are placed so that the shaft located on the coil is passed by the magnet at each revolution through the shaft and so inductively in the the coil located an electric current is generated, which recharges the accumulator or capacitor, depending on the power requirements of the measuring electronics.
- control loop may be simple electronics which reduce the nip pressure as a function of the intensity of a measured oscillatory motion, or a more complex microprocessor-controlled control device which has the advantage of providing information on the condition of the roller press as a by-product of the vibration conditions of the roller press can be derived.
- a frequency well below the rotational frequency of the rotating rollers indicates an improper function of the control of the fresh material loading.
- a frequency which is a simple or a whole multiple of the rotational frequency of the rollers can indicate an overload of the nip, which are made by a brief withdrawal of the hydraulic pressure, which happens comparatively quickly.
- a frequency which is not a whole multiple of the rotational frequency of one of the numbers of revolutions found in the drive train and which is less or lies in the range of the number of revolutions of the rollers indicates foreign oscillatory movements, for example an unintentionally rhythmically conveying conveyor belt or a conveyor belt. eagerly unloading its cargo.
- Detected oscillations of short duration and high frequency indicate the passage of a material that can not be shredded, which may pass through the roller press several times in circulation and thus destroy it. This can be used as a warning for a roller press stop or at least circulation stop a Kreislaufmahlstrom.
- a frequency which is significantly higher than the rotational frequency of the rolls but in time with the roll revolution frequency indicates a bearing damage. Even higher frequencies may eventually indicate disturbances of an inverter in the electrical supply. Through the frequency analysis, so much information can be found that can be read in the control room and give the operator useful and valuable information on the operating condition of the roller press.
- FIG. 1 shows a representation of the roller press according to the invention with a plurality of strain gauges as a sensor for detecting vibration movements
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart of the control loop.
- a generic roller press 1 which has two counter-rotating rollers 2, which are accommodated in a machine frame 3, which in turn is equipped at different positions with sensors 4 for detecting vibration movements.
- the two rollers 2 of the roller press 1 are pressed against each other via hydraulic rams 5, of which only one is provided with a reference numeral, but without touching each other.
- a feed device not shown here, the fresh material to be crushed is fed to the nip 6 of the roller press 1 and thereby crushed by the prevailing between the two rotating rollers 2 pressure.
- strain gauges 4 are mounted as sensors for detecting vibration movements.
- the vibrations measured by the strain gauges 4 are forwarded to an evaluation device (not shown here), where the amplitude and / or the frequency of the measured oscillation movement are compared with a previously determined desired value. If the amplitude exceeds a critical frequency at a given frequency see value, the pressure in the pressure cylinder 5 is correspondingly reduced, whereby the pressure in the nip 6 decreases. If the intensity of the oscillating movement due to the reduction of the nip pressure again reaches below the predetermined critical range, the pressure is slowly increased again by a control strategy preferably by PID method, so that the roller press 1 always operates in a pressure range directly to the adjacent critical area.
- FIG. 2 shows a flow chart of a control loop of the method invention.
- step 1 the time course of the signal of a strain gauge, an acceleration sensor, the pressure in the nip pressure generating hydraulic system or the current consumption of the drive of the rollers in the roller press is measured.
- step 3 the frequency filtering is performed or the frequency spectrum is processed and reduced to a few linear factors of different spectral components and compared in step 3 with a target value. If the target value is reached, it is decided in step 2 whether a control intervention should take place and in the case of an affirmative, the pressure in the nip is reduced in step 3. At this point, the first cycle closes.
- a known control strategy is followed, for example, a PID control strategy by which a slow approximation of the manipulated variable is achieved to a value without the control loop oscillates.
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