EP3052415A1 - Stapelvorrichtung - Google Patents
StapelvorrichtungInfo
- Publication number
- EP3052415A1 EP3052415A1 EP14762044.7A EP14762044A EP3052415A1 EP 3052415 A1 EP3052415 A1 EP 3052415A1 EP 14762044 A EP14762044 A EP 14762044A EP 3052415 A1 EP3052415 A1 EP 3052415A1
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- Prior art keywords
- stack
- stacking
- bag
- movement
- transport
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- Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.)
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
- B65H45/00—Folding thin material
- B65H45/02—Folding limp material without application of pressure to define or form crease lines
- B65H45/06—Folding webs
- B65H45/10—Folding webs transversely
- B65H45/101—Folding webs transversely in combination with laying, i.e. forming a zig-zag pile
- B65H45/1015—Folding webs provided with predefined fold lines; Refolding prefolded webs, e.g. fanfolded continuous forms
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65B—MACHINES, APPARATUS OR DEVICES FOR, OR METHODS OF, PACKAGING ARTICLES OR MATERIALS; UNPACKING
- B65B5/00—Packaging individual articles in containers or receptacles, e.g. bags, sacks, boxes, cartons, cans, jars
- B65B5/06—Packaging groups of articles, the groups being treated as single articles
- B65B5/061—Filled bags
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65B—MACHINES, APPARATUS OR DEVICES FOR, OR METHODS OF, PACKAGING ARTICLES OR MATERIALS; UNPACKING
- B65B63/00—Auxiliary devices, not otherwise provided for, for operating on articles or materials to be packaged
- B65B63/04—Auxiliary devices, not otherwise provided for, for operating on articles or materials to be packaged for folding or winding articles, e.g. gloves or stockings
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
- B65H31/00—Pile receivers
- B65H31/30—Arrangements for removing completed piles
- B65H31/3009—Arrangements for removing completed piles by dropping, e.g. removing the pile support from under the pile
- B65H31/3018—Arrangements for removing completed piles by dropping, e.g. removing the pile support from under the pile from opposite part-support elements, e.g. operated simultaneously
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
- B65H31/00—Pile receivers
- B65H31/30—Arrangements for removing completed piles
- B65H31/3054—Arrangements for removing completed piles by moving the surface supporting the lowermost article of the pile, e.g. by using belts or rollers
- B65H31/3063—Arrangements for removing completed piles by moving the surface supporting the lowermost article of the pile, e.g. by using belts or rollers by special supports like carriages, containers, trays, compartments, plates or bars, e.g. moved in a closed loop
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
- B65H31/00—Pile receivers
- B65H31/30—Arrangements for removing completed piles
- B65H31/3081—Arrangements for removing completed piles by acting on edge of the pile for moving it along a surface, e.g. by pushing
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
- B65H37/00—Article or web delivery apparatus incorporating devices for performing specified auxiliary operations
- B65H37/06—Article or web delivery apparatus incorporating devices for performing specified auxiliary operations for folding
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
- B65H2701/00—Handled material; Storage means
- B65H2701/10—Handled articles or webs
- B65H2701/19—Specific article or web
- B65H2701/191—Bags, sachets and pouches or the like
Definitions
- the invention is based on a stacking device for the continuous formation of stacks of bags continuously supplied in at least one row of bags and / or continuously separated after a predetermined number of bags, with at least one, at least during the formation of a stack in one to a Stacking layer direction parallel stack movement reciprocating stack support, with a Beutelzu slaughterment depositing the at least one bag string on the stack support so that the bag strand, at least substantially due to the stacking movement in each case after a stacking layer forming bag number kinks and forms zigzagged stacking layers or that the bag string at least in the ⁇
- Substantially due to the stacking movement in stack layers with the stacking layer forming bag number is stacked with matching bag orientation, and with at least one stack transport means for transporting the stack after reaching a predetermined stacking number from the influence of the stacking movement.
- a first drive unit is provided at least for driving the stack movement and another drive unit for driving at least one transport movement of at least one stack transport means is provided.
- a "bag string” is to be understood as meaning, in particular, a string of contiguous bags, which are preferably connected to one another at their ends with joint sealing seams.
- the sealing seams have perforations in the middle between two bags in order to separate the bags
- the bag string may in particular be produced and filled on a flat bag and / or stick packing machine
- the bags are flat, ie their width and their length are at least double As far as their thickness is perpendicular to a feed direction of the bag string, bag strands or even a bag string can have different types of bag.
- a "row of bags” is to be understood as meaning a plurality of bags of a bag string which are located in the bag string in the feed direction Hung of the bag string are arranged one behind the other. Under a "fixed
- the number may in particular be part of a parameter set which describes the stack to be formed by the stacking device It may also be possible for the specified number to be set and / or varied by a user or an upstream process It may be possible that the set number will be reset for each stack and / or stack location
- a "fixed number of bags” should be understood in particular to mean that a number of bags after which the bag string is severed is defined in accordance with the desired stack configuration.
- the fixed number of bags, after which the at least one bag string is severed may in particular vary depending on the stack layer and / or with each stack.
- the bag strands can be separated according to respectively different numbers of bags.
- a stack layer may also be possible for a stack layer to have a plurality of bag strands in the stacking direction.
- a stack layer can be started with a bag string and terminated with at least one other bag string.
- different bag types can be stored in a stack layer. It may also be possible for the predetermined stacking sheet number of successive stacks to vary and / or for the stacking stack number of the stack
- Stack before and / or during stacking each set again.
- the term “continuously fed in” is to be understood in particular to mean that a feed movement in which the bag string is transported is interruption-free, in particular free from interruption.
- a “stacking direction” is to be understood in this context, in particular a direction which is parallel to the row of bags or the rows of bags of the at least one strand of a stack layer on average.
- a “bag feed means” is to be understood as meaning, in particular, a device which comprises the
- the bag feeding means may, for example, comprise a belt edge, pairs of rollers and / or other means adapted to feed a bag string.
- the bag feeding means may comprise a deflection device, in particular at least one pivoting plate, which is intended to deflect the bag string in a direction transverse to the stacking direction and transversely to the feed direction and / or a weight force. It may be possible to form several stacks side by side transversely to the stack layer direction and transversely to the feed direction and / or weight force.
- the deflection device can deflect the bag string so that it is deposited on the currently formed stack.
- the bag string can bend off according to a number of bags forming a stacking layer and form zigzag-shaped stacking layers or can be stacked with the bag stacking position forming the stacking layer with matching bag orientation due to the stacking movement in stacking layers.
- a deflection device in particular at least one pivoting plate, can be arranged so that the kinking and / or stacking of the bag strand is supported in the stack layer formation.
- the deflection device can cause the stacking and / or stacking of the stack in stack layers together with the stack movement of the stack support.
- the kinking and / or stacking may preferably take place at least essentially by the stack movement.
- the bag feeding means may comprise release means, such as crush cutters, for separating the bag string according to the specified number of bags
- the bag string may be severed in an upstream process, particularly in a sealing process to form bag seal seams
- the individual stack layers of a stack may have the same number of bags, but it is also possible to form stacks with stack layers having a different bag number
- the number of bags may be reduced with each stack layer, or the stack layers may alternately have a larger and a smaller number of bags,
- the stack layers with different numbers of bags may have an offset, in particular by one h Same bag length.
- the stack layers may be stacked so that bag centers of the pouches of a layer between bag centers in the region of the sealing seams of the bag
- the bags can be stacked particularly compact. It may also be possible for the stack layers to be stacked, in particular, by half a bag width transversely to the stack layer direction and feed direction and / or weight force. In particular, long, narrow pouches such as "stick-packs" can be stacked particularly compactly with an offset transversely to the stacking layer direction and feed direction and / or weight force.
- "Zigzag-shaped" stack layers are to be understood in this context in particular as stack layers of a stack consisting of a continuous zigzag-shaped stack Folded bag string.
- a stack with stack layers with "matching bag orientation” is to be understood in particular as a stack with stack layers, in which the bag strand is severed after each stack layer and the stack layers are stacked so that the bags are each stacked in a uniform orientation
- a "front side" of a bag should, in particular, be understood to mean a side of the bag which leads to a product edge. _.
- Presentation is provided and in particular has a product name, a product brand or similar characteristics and which should be presented to a customer first when opening a package containing the bags.
- a transport from the sphere of influence of the stack movement” should be understood in this context, in particular, that the stack movement to
- Formation of the next batch is no longer transferred to the stack. This may be done by having the stack not in contact with the stack support or by using the another stack support to form the next stack and the stack support bearing the stack while in contact with the stack, free from stacking movement of the next batch remains.
- a drive unit can drive the stack movement, while a second drive unit drives the transport movement in order to transport a stack out of the range of influence of the stack movement.
- a drive unit can drive the stacking movement for stacking a stack and, as a result, the transporting movement for transporting the stack of a first stacking unit and a first transporting unit, while the further drive unit initiates the stacking movement to form the next stack and subsequently the transporting movement for transporting the further stack another stacking unit and another
- Transport unit drives.
- the bag string can be fed continuously. Stopping the bag string and / or an upstream process for making the bag string between the formation of two stacks can be avoided.
- a control unit which is provided, a stroke and / or a speed of stacking movement in at least one operating mode depending on a bag number and / or a length of a stack layer in the stacking direction, a feed rate of the bag string and / or an achieved stacking height of the stack to control.
- the stack movement can be advantageously adapted to the stack height reached. In particular, as the stack height increases, a distance between the bag feeding means and the stacking top facing the bag feeding means may become smaller. An advantageous stroke of the stacking movement to form the next stack layer can be greater with decreasing distance.
- the control unit can advantageously adjust the stack movement. It is possible that the stack layers have different bag lengths and / or bag numbers.
- the number after which the bag string kinks to form a stack layer can be influenced by the stroke and / or the speed of the stack movement.
- the stacking device can be particularly efficient and / or flexible. Stacks with stack layers with differing number of bags can be formed. Influences of the stack height and / or the distance of the stack top to the bag feed means can be compensated.
- At least one of the drive units is provided for driving a stack movement and a transport movement.
- at least the first drive unit for driving a first stack movement and a first transport movement and the second drive unit is provided for driving a second stack movement and a second transport movement.
- the first and second stacking movements and the first and second transporting movements are alternately provided to form a stack and another stack.
- the transport movement of a stack can advantageously take place independently of the stacking movement of the next stack.
- the stacking device has at least two stacking supports and at least two stack conveying means, wherein stacking supports and stack conveying means each form stack carriers which can be driven by a common drive unit.
- the stacks can each be formed on the stack carrier and transported away in a next step from the stack carrier, while a next stack is formed on another stack carrier.
- the stack carriers are driven by at least two independent drive units.
- the stack carriers can be driven by a revolving linear motor system.
- a peripheral guide can have a secondary part or preferably a primary part of the linear motor system.
- the stack supports may have primary parts or preferably secondary parts of the linear motor system and be independently drivable.
- the stack supports can be arranged on at least two independently driven, revolving elements, in particular belts or chains, and driven in one revolution.
- a circulating element may preferably drive at least one, more preferably at least two stack carriers.
- a revolving element can transport a stack by means of a stack carrier to a stack transfer position, and another stack carrier in a direction opposite to a transport direction, in which the
- Stacks are transported to a stack forming area, in which just another stack on an attached by another rotating element ange- _
- the driven pile carrier is formed to transport adjacent area.
- the stack carriers are preferably formed in the transport direction by articulated and / or elastic segments. A deflection of the stack carrier at deflection points of the revolving linear motor system and / or the circulating elements by a radius can be simplified. The further circulating
- the element can drive the stack carriers arranged on this revolving element in the stack movement, the stack being formed on the stack carrier which is located in the stack formation region.
- the rotating elements may alternately perform the stacking motion and stack on one of their stack carriers located in the stacking area and transport stacks to the stack transfer position. A continuous stacking of stacks may be possible. It is also possible that, following the transport movement with which the stack is transported out of the stack formation area, the stack supports carry out further movements.
- the stack carriers can be reciprocated with a frequency increased relative to the stack motion to equalize the stack and / or bag of the stack and / or reduce stack height.
- Stacks are reduced.
- a maximum bag thickness of the bags may be reduced and / or a stack height may decrease.
- the stack carriers can also move the stacks in a movement synchronized with a further process step, in particular a printing process and / or a glue application.
- the stack carriers and / or abutment means of the stack carrier for return transport of the stack carrier against the transport direction, in which the stacks are removed are mounted on storage devices wegschiebbar from a transport area and / or folded away.
- a "transport area” is to be understood as meaning, in particular, an area which is used by further stacking carriers and / or stacks during the stack formation and / or during the transport of stacks into the stack transfer position move in the opposite direction to other stack carriers and encounter them collision-free It may be possible that the stack carriers for the return transport from the Transportbe- "
- the stack supports of the stack carriers may also be possible for the stack supports of the stack carriers to be arranged in different planes and / or transferred to another plane for the return transport and for the stop means of the stack carriers to be folded away or pushed away such that the stack carrier provides for the return transport is completely outside the transport area.
- the stack carriers can be moved advantageously for the transport of stacks in the transport direction and for the return transport against the transport direction. One revolution of the stack carrier can be omitted.
- the stack carriers can be driven by a planar linear motor system.
- the stack carriers can have primary parts or preferably secondary parts of the linear motor system.
- a guide unit can support the stack carriers and have a secondary part or preferably a primary part of the linear motor system.
- the stack carriers can be independently driven by the linear motor system.
- the stack carriers can be formed by two stop means, which are intended to limit the stacks each at their opposite ends in the transport direction.
- the stop means can each be independently driven.
- the stop means may each have primary parts or preferably secondary parts of the linear motor system.
- a distance between stop means, which are provided to form a stack can be changed.
- the stop means, which are provided to form a stack have stack support means, in particular interlocking comb-like support extensions.
- the stack support means may form stack supports.
- a staple length can be changed by changing a distance of stop means provided to form a stack.
- the stacking device can be adapted to different lengths of stack layers.
- the stack support means may be independently driven by the stop means.
- the stack support means may comprise further primary parts or preferably secondary parts of the linear motor system. Distances between the slings and stack support means can be adjusted independently.
- the stacking device can be particularly flexible.
- the abutment means of the stack carrier are mounted on storage devices from the transport area of the stack wegschiebbar and / or folded away to facilitate a pushing off of the stack, in particular by a slider.
- a pushing away and / or folding away the stop means can further facilitate the circulation of the stack carrier at deflection points with circumferentially driven stack supports.
- one of the drive units drives only the stack movement or only the transport movement.
- one of the drive units is provided only for driving the stacking movement and one of the drive units is provided only for driving the transport movement.
- a stack support may be driven by the one and a stack transport means may be driven by the further drive unit.
- the stack support can perform stacking movements while the stack transport means transports finished stacks from the area of influence of the stacking movement to the stack transfer position. A continuous stacking can be advantageously possible.
- the stack support be formed by a first band member and the stack transport means of a further, adjacent to the first band member second band member.
- a belt can perform the stacking movement while the second belt performs the transporting movement. If a stack is formed, the first band can interrupt the stack movement, briefly carry out a further transport movement in the transport direction and thus at least partially transfer the stack to the further band.
- the further band transports the stack out of the range of influence of the stacking movement of the first band, while the first band is again driven by the stacking movement to form the next stack.
- the stack pad is formed by alternating portions of the first band which are each in the stacking area.
- a period of time in which the first band interrupts the stacking movement and carries out the further transport movement is shorter than the time required for advancing the bag string from the bag supply means with the feed movement to the stack support.
- the bag feeding means may have a storing function which makes it possible to temporarily stop the continuously fed bag string.
- the further transport movement can already form a start of the stacking movement of the next stack by the bag string is deposited in the direction of further transport movement on the tape and forms a first stack layer. Stopping the supply movement can be avoided.
- the stacking can be done continuously.
- the stack transport means is intended to transport stacks from the stack formation area to a further transport unit.
- the stack transport means may comprise a slider and / or gripper, which detects the stack in the stack formation area on a side facing away from the transport direction and transports it to a further transport unit.
- a "further transport unit" is to be understood as meaning in particular a transport unit which takes over the stack and transports it to a next process step, in particular a further packaging process
- Stacking movement can be done by the stack transporting means. Continuous stacking may be possible.
- the stacking pad can exercise the stacking movement without interruption. Alternatively, the stack pad may support the stack transport for transporting
- the stack support can be designed as a trapdoor, in particular as a two-part trapdoor.
- the stacking pad can perform stacking to stack. If the stack is formed, the stack support can fold down so that the stack falls by the weight of the open, designed as a stack underlay trap door.
- a chute or similar suitable transport device is arranged below the stack support, which catches the falling stack and transported to a further transport unit. Preference is given to
- Bag supply means comprises a braking means which is provided to exert a braking force with at least one of a direction of movement of the bag string portion opposite force component in at least one operating state on at least one bag strand portion of the bag string.
- a "bag-string section" of the bag string is to be understood as meaning, in particular, an end of the bag string which is dispensed onto the stack pad to form a stack Release agent to separate the bag string section from the bag string as soon as it includes the number of bags provided for the stack to be formed.
- a direction of movement of the bag strand section at a contact point of the bag strand which is caused by the feeding of the bag strand in the feed direction, should be understood as a "direction of movement" of the bag strand
- Brake means are understood with the bag string.
- the braking means may be arranged in the feed direction of the bag string after the release agent.
- the braking means can effectively delay movement of the bag-string portion in its direction of movement.
- the brake means is rotatably mounted about an axis.
- the braking means can be designed as a rotating brush or, particularly preferably, a roller.
- the braking means can be around its
- Axis are driven.
- Drive means are particularly preferably provided to drive the braking means synchronously with the feed rate of the bag string.
- the release agent may be formed by rotating Quetschmessern.
- the crimping knives may be at a time of severing and / or the braking means may have a peripheral velocity synchronous with the feeding speed.
- the crushing knives and / or the braking means may drive the bag string and / or the bag string section at the time of separation of the bag string at the feed rate.
- the brake means can press on the bag string section with a pressing force against the pivoting plate.
- the pressing force can cause an advantageous stiction between the bag string section and braking means.
- the static friction between the braking means and bag string section can advantageously cause the braking force.
- the pivoting plate may advantageously dwell in a stacking position during stacking. A distance between brake means and swing plate during stacking may be constant.
- a with a movement of the pivoting plate reciprocable storage of the braking means can be omitted.
- the pivoting plate can be advantageously pivoted from the stacking position into a discharge position.
- the discharge position may be provided to discharge defective bags into a waste container.
- the swivel plate can be in the
- the method includes, in particular, that bags in at least one row of bags containing endless or cut after a fixed number of bags continuous strand and from BeutelzuWORKstoff on at least one, at least during the formation of a stack in a stacking direction parallel stacking back and moved stacking pad are stored so that the bag strand kinks due to the stacking respectively after a stacking layer forming bag number and zigzag stacking or that the bag string is stacked due to the stack movement in stacking layers with the stacking layer forming bag number with matching bag orientation and the stack with at least one Stack transport means for transporting the stack is brought after reaching a predetermined stacking number from the influence of the stacking movement, wherein a first drive unit, the S and a further drive unit drives a transport movement of at least one stack transport means.
- the stacking device according to the invention should not be limited to the application and embodiment described above.
- the stacking device according to the invention may have a number deviating from a number of individual elements, components and units mentioned herein.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic representation of a stacking device for the continuous formation of stacks in a first embodiment
- FIG. 2 is a schematic representation of a stacking device for the continuous formation of stacks in a second embodiment
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic representation of a stacking device for the continuous formation of stacks in a third exemplary embodiment
- FIG. 4 shows a schematic representation of a stacking device for the continuous formation of stacks in a fourth exemplary embodiment
- Fig. 5 is a schematic representation of a stacking device for the continuous formation of stacks in a fifth embodiment
- Fig. 6 is a schematic representation of a Beutelzuschreibs a stacking device in a sixth embodiment.
- Figure 1 shows a schematic representation of a stacking device 10a for the continuous formation of stacks 12a from in at least one, three rows of bags 14a having endless and after each fixed number of bags severed bag string 16a continuously supplied bags 18a, with at least four during the formation of a stack 12a in a stack feeding means 26a reciprocating to a stacking direction 20a stacking means 22a, with a Beutelzu slaughterment 26a, which deposits the bag string 16a on each in a stack forming area 62a stacking pad 24a so that the bag string 16a due to the stacking movement 22a each kinks after a number of bags forming a stack layer 28a and forms zigzag-shaped stack layers 28a, and four stack transport means 30a, 30'a for transporting the stack 12a after reaching a predetermined stacking number from the influence of the stack movement 22a.
- a first drive unit 32a is provided for driving the stacking movements 22a of two stacking pads 24a, respectively. Further, the first drive unit 32a is provided for driving transporting movements 34a for transporting the stacks 12a through the two stack transporting means 30a.
- a second drive unit 32'a is for driving of transporting movements 34'a for transporting the stacks 12a through the two stacking transporting means 30'a. Further, the second drive unit 32'a is provided for driving stacking motions 22'a of the two stack supports 24'a.
- the drive units 32a, 32'a are thus each provided for driving one of the stacking movements 22a, 22'a and one of the transporting movements 34a, 34'a.
- the stacking device 10a is part of a packaging machine 68a only indicated here.
- the bag string 16a is discharged from the bag feeding means 26a in the direction of a gravitational force 66a downward in a feeding direction 70a toward the stack forming portion 62a.
- the three rows of bags 14a of the bag string 16a are separated to form three sub-strands. It is also possible for the rows of bags 14a to be continuous.
- the Beutelzu slaughterstoff 26a has release means not shown in detail to separate the bag string 16a for a predetermined number of bags transversely to the feed direction 70a. The number of bags may be identical or variable for each stack layer 28a.
- bags 18a form a stack layer 28a, wherein three bags 18a in rows of bags 14a are arranged side by side transversely to the feed direction 70a and two bags 18a are arranged one behind the other in the feed direction 70a.
- the drive units 32a, 32'a drive two circumferential elements formed as belts 72a, 72'a.
- the stack carriers 50a are arranged on the belt 72a and are driven by the drive unit 32a, the stack carriers 50'a are arranged on the belt 72'a and are driven by the drive unit 32'a.
- the two stack carriers 50a and the two stack carriers 50'a are arranged offset on the respective belts 72a and 72'a by half a belt revolution.
- the stack supports 24a, 24'a have stop means 36a, 36'a, respectively, which support stacks 12a on both sides of a transport direction 52a in a length 44a Stacking layer 28a limit in the stacking direction 20a corresponding distance and align.
- a stack carrier 50a is currently located in the stack formation region 62a.
- the stack carrier 50a is driven by the drive unit 32a with the stacking movement 22a.
- the stacking as shown in Figure 1, be supported by a pivoting plate 82a, which is reciprocated in a pivoting movement 84a and deflects the bag string 16a in Stapellagen- direction 20a. The distraction increases one by the stack movement
- the further stack carrier 50a is located on a side of the revolving belt 72a opposite the direction of the weight 66a.
- one of the stack carriers 50'a transports a stack 12a already formed on the stack base 24'a of the stack carrier 50'a in the transport movement 34a to a stack transfer position 74a.
- the stack carriers 50a, 50'a with the stack supports 24a, 24'a and the abutment means 36a, 36'a are formed by a plurality of segments (not shown here in detail, articulated, mounted on the belts 72a, 72'a).
- Stack transfer position 74a the stack carrier 50'a is deflected.
- the rear stop means 36'a in the transport direction 52a first dive downwards under the stack 12a in the direction of the weight 66a.
- a slider 76a pushes the stack 12a from the stack transfer position 74a towards a further transport unit 64a and / or to a downstream process step.
- the front stop means 36'a in the transport direction 52a can be used to push off the
- Stacks 12a through the slider 76a also submerge under the stack 12a to facilitate the deporting.
- the geometry of the front in the transport direction 52a stop means 36'a and the slider 76a is designed so that the slider 76a can penetrate the stop means 36'a, so that a descent of the front in the transport direction 52a stop means 36'a for pushing away not is required.
- the remaining parts of the pile carrier 50'a are deflected.
- the stack carrier 50a When the stack 12a formed on the stack carrier 50a is completed, the stack carrier 50a is driven in the transporting motion 34a and the stack carrier 50'a is moved to the stack forming area 62a where it is driven by the stacking movement 22a and the next stack 12a is formed.
- the stacking movement 22a can also be controlled and the bag string 16a can also be separated so that the bag string 16a is piled up with stacking orientation 22a in stacking layers 28a with the bag number forming the stacking layer 28a with matching bag orientation becomes.
- the stacking movements 22a, 22'a and the transport movements can also be controlled and the bag string 16a can also be separated so that the bag string 16a is piled up with stacking orientation 22a in stacking layers 28a with the bag number forming the stacking layer 28a with matching bag orientation becomes.
- a control unit 38a which controls the drive units 32a and 32'a.
- the control unit 38a controls a stroke 40a and a speed 42a of the stacking movement 22a depending on the number of bags and the length 44a of a stack layer 28a in the stacking direction 20a, a feed rate 46a of the bag string 16a and an achieved stacking height 48a of the stack 12a.
- the larger the stack height 48a and the smaller the remaining distance between stack 12a and bag feeding means 26a the larger the stroke 40a of the stacking movement 22a becomes.
- FIG. 2 shows a stacking device 10b in a second exemplary embodiment.
- the stacking device 10b of the second embodiment differs from the stacking device 10a in particular in that two stacked carriers 50b, 50'b are arranged on a respective linear motor 80b, 80'b of a linear motor system 78b.
- the linear motors 80b, 80'b form drive units 32b, 32'b and can be driven independently.
- the stack carriers 50b, 50'b are displaceably mounted in the direction of a weight force 66b, and abutment means 36b, 36'b are foldably arranged on storage devices 54b on stacking supports 24b, 24'b, so that the stack carriers 50b, 50'b engage with the parallel to a transport direction 52b weggeklappten stop means 36b, 36b 'from a transport area 56b, are transported in the stack 12b, can be pushed away.
- a stack 12b is formed on the stack carrier 50b, while the stack carrier 50'b forms a further stack 12b in a stack transfer position 74b, supported by a slide 76b on a stack
- Further transport unit 64b outputs. Subsequently, the stack carrier 50'b is moved counter to the transport direction 52b into a position in which it adjoins a stack formation region 62b on the side opposite the transport direction 52b. In order to avoid a collision with the stack 12b, which is currently being formed on the stack carrier 50b, and with the stack carrier 50b during this movement, the stop means 36'b are folded away in a position parallel to the transport direction 52b and the stack carrier 50'b is removed from the stack Transport area 56b pushed away in the direction of the weight 66b.
- the stopper means 36'b are unfolded again and the stack carrier 50'b is pushed back against the weight 66b, and the stack carrier 50'b is moved into the stack forming region 62b to form the next stack 12b as soon as the stack carrier 50b reaches the stack forming region 62b has left the completed stack 12b formed on the stack carrier 50b.
- the stack carrier 50b, 50'b located in the stack forming area 62b is driven with a stacking motion 22b as in the first embodiment.
- FIG. 3 shows a stacking device 10c in a third exemplary embodiment.
- the stacking device 10c of the third embodiment differs from the stacking device 10a in particular in that a stacking movement 22c and a transporting movement 34c are driven by independent drive units 32c, 32'c.
- a stack support 24c and a stack transfer Port means 30c are formed by two adjoining band elements 58c, 60c.
- the belt element 58c forms a stacking belt and the belt element 60c forms a conveyor belt.
- the band member 58c is driven in the stacking motion 22c.
- the band element 58c is briefly moved in the direction of the band element 60c until a stack just formed 12c rests far enough on the band element 60c that the band element 60c takes over the stack 12c and in the transporting movement 34c transported to a onward transport unit 64c.
- the band member 58c is driven again with the stacking movement 22c.
- the next stack 12c is formed in the area of the belt member 58c newly placed in a stationary stack forming area 62c.
- This region of the band element 58c respectively forms the stack support 24c, wherein the region can be formed in each case on changing sections of the band element 58c. A return movement of the band element 58c is therefore not necessary.
- FIG. 4 shows a stacking device 10d in a fourth exemplary embodiment.
- the stacking device 10d of the fourth embodiment differs from the stacking device 10c of the third embodiment in particular in that a stack transporting means 30d formed by a slider 76d is provided to transport stacks 12d from a stack forming area 62d to a onward transporting unit 64d.
- a stack pad 24d is formed by a plate reciprocatingly driven in a stacking motion 22d. If a stack 12d is stacked with a fixed stacking number, the separately driven slider 76d pushes the stack 12d in a transporting motion 34d onto the belt-formed onward transport unit 64d. At the same time, the formation of the next stack 12d begins on the stack support 24d.
- the stack support 24d is displaceably mounted in the direction of a weight 66d. During stacking, the stack pad 24d becomes with each newly formed stack layer
- a distance between a stack top of the stack 12d and a bag feed means 26d can remain constant, so that conditions under which a bag string 16d kinks in a zigzag remain unchanged.
- FIG. 5 shows a stacking device 10e in a fifth exemplary embodiment.
- the stacking device 10e of the fifth embodiment differs from the stacking device 10d of the fourth embodiment in particular in that a stacking pad 24e forms a stacking transporting means 30e for transporting stacks 12e and is stored for folding in the direction of a weighting force 66e under the stacks 12e.
- the stack support 24e is moved in a stacking motion 22e.
- the stack support 24e divided along a centerline parallel to the stacking movement 22e is folded downwardly on both sides in a transporting motion 34e, thus forming the stack transporting means 30e for transporting the stack 12e in the direction of the weight 66e.
- the stack 12e falls due to the weight 66e on a further transport
- the stack 12e may fall into a container located below the stack support 24e and / or the onward transfer agent 64e may carry containers into which the stack 12e falls. Subsequently, the stack support 24e is folded back again so that a next stack 12e can be formed.
- the transporting movement 34e is sufficiently fast that a bag feeding means 26e can continuously discharge a bag string 16e for stacking.
- the stacking movement 22e is driven by a drive unit 32e and the transporting movement 34e is independently driven by a drive unit 32'e.
- the transporting movement 34e is independently driven by a drive unit 32'e.
- the stack support 24e be slidably mounted in the direction of the weight 66e.
- FIG. 6 shows a schematic representation of a bag feed means 26f of a stacking device 10f for continuously forming stacks 12f in a sixth embodiment.
- the bag feed means 26f differs from the bag feed means 26a-e of the previous embodiments in particular in that it has a braking means 86f which, in at least one operating condition, is applied to at least one bag string section 88f of a bag string 16f with a braking force 90f having at least one direction of movement 92f of the bag-string portion 88f to exert opposing force component.
- the bag feeding means 26f may be advantageously used in the stacking devices 10a-e in place of the bag feeding means 26a-e described in the embodiments.
- the bag string 16f is transported between two driven transport rollers 94f in a feeding direction 70f at a feeding speed 46f toward a stack forming portion 62f.
- the bag string 16f is shown in the sequence between two rotating separating means 96f out, each having a crimping knife 98f in its periphery.
- the release means 96f separate the bag-string portion 88f from the bag-string 16f once it has reached a desired number of bags for the stack 12f.
- the braking means 86f has a rubberized brake roller 10Of, which via a
- a pivoting plate 82f is in a stacking position 104f in the illustrated operating state in which stacks 12f are formed. In contrast to the swivel plate 82a-e of the previous embodiments, the swivel plate 82f remains in this position. If, for example, damaged bag
- the pivoting plate 82f can be pivoted into a discharge position, not shown here, in which the bag-string section 88f is directed in the direction of a waste container.
- the brake roller 100f is disposed on a side of the bag string portion 88f opposite to the swing plate 82f in the stack forming position 104f by a distance 106f that is slightly smaller than an average bag thickness of the bags 18f.
- the brake roller 10Of thus presses the bags 18f of the bag string section 88f at a contact point 108f of the brake roller 10Of with a pressing force against the pivot plate 82f.
- the rubberization of the brake roller 10Of causes fluctuations in the bag thickness to be compensated.
- the brake roller 10Of may be sprung in the direction of the distance 106f. Due to the stiction existing by the pressing force between the brake roller 10Of and the bag string portion 88f, the brake roller 10Of can apply the braking force 90f to the bag string portion 88f.
- the bag-string portion 88f After being separated from the bag-string 16f by the separating means 96f, is accelerated by a weight force 66f, it brakes Brake roller 100f moves the bag string portion 88f by the braking force 90f so as to move in the direction of movement 92f in synchronism with the feed rollers 94f at the feeding speed 46f.
- the braking force 90f may also reverse its direction and accelerate the bag string portion 88f should it slow down to be more than the feed rate 46f. In the illustrated configuration with the weight 66f acting in the feed direction 70f, this case does not usually occur. However, if the bag feeding means 26f is used in other configurations, this case is conceivable. If the bag string section 88f is to be deliverable to the stack 12f at speeds deviating from the feed speed 46f of the bag string 16f, the brake roll 10Of can in a variant of the invention be driven by a drive independent of the drive of the transport rollers 94f. It may also be possible that in the stack formation, the pivoting plate 82f is pivoted back and forth in a pivoting movement as in the previous embodiments shown.
- the brake means 86f has bearing means which allow the brake roller 10Of to move along with the pivotal movement of the pivot plate 82f so that the distance 106f, at least when the bag string section 88f is separated from the bag string 16f, is small enough for the brake roller 10Of the braking force 90f can exert on the bag string portion 88f.
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