EP3167114A1 - Extruded paper machine clothing and method for the production thereof - Google Patents
Extruded paper machine clothing and method for the production thereofInfo
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- EP3167114A1 EP3167114A1 EP15725247.9A EP15725247A EP3167114A1 EP 3167114 A1 EP3167114 A1 EP 3167114A1 EP 15725247 A EP15725247 A EP 15725247A EP 3167114 A1 EP3167114 A1 EP 3167114A1
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a covering for a fibrous web, in particular paper, board or tissue web, producing and / or processing machine and a method for their production.
- the fabrics known today are usually produced by textile manufacturing processes, i. For example, by interweaving warp and weft threads and / or needling of one or more nonwoven fabric layers.
- the textile manufacturing processes are time consuming and therefore costly. For this reason, alternative production technologies for the production of the above-mentioned clothing have been proposed again and again in the past.
- EP1567322 it is proposed in EP1567322 to produce a covering for a paper, board or tissue machine by the so-called SDM (selective deposition modeling), in which the covering is constructed of polymer layer for polymer layer.
- SDM selective deposition modeling
- the object is achieved by a conveyor belt according to claim 1 and a method for its production according to claim 12.
- a covering for use in a fibrous web producing and / or processing machine is proposed, which extends in a longitudinal and a width direction, wherein the fabric has a basic structure, the intended use of the fabric whose dimensional stability in the Substantially provides longitudinal and / or width direction.
- the basic structure comprises a band-shaped and one-piece lattice structure, which has a plurality in the width direction of the fabric juxtaposed first comprising a first polymer material strands extending in length substantially in the longitudinal direction of the fabric and a plurality of juxtaposed second, a second polymer material comprising material strands and / or drops which contact and interconnect the first strands of material at points of contact such that the first strands of material and the second strands of material and / or drops together form the band-shaped and one-piece grid structure.
- the lattice structure was made by forming the first strands of material and the second strands of material and / or drops a. deposited by extrusion of the first and second polymer material in the liquid state on a support surface to form the band-shaped lattice structure in a liquid or pasty state, b. the first and second polymer materials were solidified, whereby the
- the invention proposes a covering in which the lattice structure of the load-bearing basic structure was produced by an extrusion process.
- a lattice structure produced by an extrusion process can be produced quickly, flexibly and inexpensively. Since in an extrusion process in the production of the material strands simultaneously with the liquid or pasty polymer material and reinforcing yarns and / or fibers and / or particles can be extruded, which then at least partially in the polymer material embedded, can be generated with this method, a dimensionally stable and the tensile load in a string receiving grid structure.
- a method for producing a fabric for a fibrous web producing and / or processing machine wherein the fabric has a basic structure, the intended use of the fabric whose dimensional stability in the longitudinal and / or width direction in Essentially, wherein the basic structure has a band-shaped and one-piece lattice structure and the method for producing the band-shaped and one-piece lattice structure comprises the following steps:
- the invention proposes a method for producing the conveyor belt according to the invention, in which the load-bearing structure comprises a lattice structure produced by an extrusion process.
- a lattice structure produced by an extrusion process can be produced quickly, flexibly and inexpensively. Since in an extrusion process in the production of the material strands, reinforcing yarns and / or fibers and / or particles can be extruded simultaneously with the liquid polymer material, which are then at least partially embedded in the polymer material, a dimensional stability and tensile load in a covering can be achieved with this method receiving grating structure are generated.
- the longitudinal direction of the covering or basic structure is the intended machine direction and the width direction of the covering or basic structure the intended transverse direction of the machine when the covering is used as intended in the machine for producing a fibrous web.
- the longitudinal direction of the fabric and the basic structure coincide as the width direction of the fabric and the basic structure coincide.
- the length of the respective structure or fabric is their respective extent in their longitudinal direction and the width of the respective structure or fabric their respective extent in the width direction.
- a material strand is to be understood as meaning a section of material which has a length which is at least 100 times greater than its height and width.
- a drop of material is to be understood as meaning a section of material in which one of the dimensions of height, length and width is at most 10 times larger than the other dimensions of height, length and width.
- the longitudinal edges of the relevant structure (ie grid or basic structure) or covering should be understood to mean the edges which extend in the longitudinal direction extend the relevant structure or fabric and limit these in width.
- the transverse edges of the relevant structure (ie grid or basic structure) or covering should be understood as meaning the edges which extend in the transverse direction of the relevant structure or covering and bound them in their length.
- the length of the lattice structure is mentioned, then its extension in the longitudinal direction of the basic structure and covering is to be understood. If, in the context of the present invention, the width of the lattice structure is mentioned, then its extension in the width direction of the basic structure and covering is to be understood.
- the lattice structure according to the invention is always band-shaped, i. in the form of a band, and in one piece, i. from a piece that can be converted only by their destruction in several pieces trained.
- the terms "lattice structure” or “band-shaped lattice structure” or “band-shaped and one-piece lattice structure” are therefore to be understood as synonymous in the context of this application.
- the band-shaped and one-piece grid structure must not be made in its entire length and width before it is removed from the shelf.
- several sections of the grid structure are produced successively following, which together result in the integral and band-shaped grid structure.
- only a portion of the grid structure is extruded several times in succession, which is subsequently solidified and then removed from the shelf.
- the grid structure is first completely extruded before it is solidified and removed from the shelf.
- the lattice structure or the portion of the lattice structure is then finished when it solidifies and the cohesive connection is made and taken from the shelf or can be taken.
- the band-shaped lattice structure can be produced with a length and / or width which corresponds at least to the length and / or width of the basic structure to be produced and also to a lesser length and / or width than the basic structure to be produced.
- the grid structure can then be assembled to the length and / or width of the basic structure.
- the basic structure can be formed (completely) by the lattice structure and, for example, when the lattice structure is already produced, for example, endlessly. If the grid structure is made flat with at least the length and / or width of the basic structure, this can be made up to the length and / or width of the basic structure and connected to the two longitudinally spaced transverse edges by means of a seam connecting means.
- the basic structure can be formed from the band-shaped lattice structure by helically winding the band-shaped lattice structure with windings which propagate in the longitudinal direction of the basic structure and progress in the width direction.
- the basic structure can be formed from the band-shaped lattice structure by the basic structure being formed by a plurality of widthwise juxtaposed strips of the lattice structure, which are connected to one another along their longitudinal edges.
- both the first strands of material and the second strands of material and / or drops are substantially, i. built up to more than 50 wt.% Of the first and second polymer material.
- the first strands of material may be formed by at least 60% by weight, in particular at least 80% by weight, of the first polymer material.
- the second material strands and / or droplets may be formed by at least 60% by weight, in particular at least 80% by weight, by the second polymer material.
- the first direction of the depositing surface and the longitudinal direction of the fabric to be produced coincide, as the second direction of the depositing surface and the width direction of the fabric to be produced coincide.
- the length correspond to the Basic structure of the length of the clothing and the width of the basic structure of the width of the clothing.
- the depositing surface used in the method can be provided, for example, by a depositing belt or a depositing roller having a circumferential direction extending at least in sections in the first direction, which circulates in its circumferential direction during the extrusion.
- a specific embodiment of the method according to the invention provides that the first and second polymer material is extruded by means of the at least one nozzle, wherein the at least one nozzle and the deposition surface move in such relative to each other during the extrusion in the first and / or second direction.
- the storage belt or the storage roller extends in the width direction at least over the intended extent of the clothing in the second direction.
- the at least one nozzle is moved in the extrusion in the second direction.
- the storage belt or the storage roller extends in the width direction in the second direction only over part of the intended extent of the clothing.
- the at least one nozzle and the storage belt or the storage roller are moved in the extrusion in the second direction.
- a plurality of nozzles arranged side by side in the second direction can be used to extrude the first strands of material, by means of which the first polymer material is extruded simultaneously.
- a plurality of nozzles juxtaposed in the first direction may be used, through which the second polymer material is extruded simultaneously.
- a plurality of nozzles juxtaposed in the second direction -these may in particular be the same nozzles through which the first strands of material are produced-are used, through which the second polymer material is simultaneously extruded. If several nozzles are provided, 1 to 20, in particular 3 to 8, nozzles are preferably arranged side by side per centimeter, through which the respective polymer material can be extruded.
- the solidification, in particular crosslinking, of the first and / or second polymer material can be effected, for example, by the action of temperature and / or by electromagnetic radiation, for example infrared radiation (IR radiation) or ultraviolet radiation (UV radiation), and / or by chemical Activation done.
- electromagnetic radiation for example infrared radiation (IR radiation) or ultraviolet radiation (UV radiation)
- UV radiation ultraviolet radiation
- process steps a) and b) always represent the first steps, which are then followed immediately by steps c) and / or d).
- method step f) preferably always takes place after method steps e1 to e3).
- the method steps e1) to e3) take place simultaneously, i. the solidification of the two polymer materials and their cohesive connection occur simultaneously.
- a preferred embodiment of the method according to the invention therefore provides that in method step e1) and / or e2) additionally a positive connection between the first material strands and the second strands of material and / or drops takes place at the contact points.
- a preferred embodiment of the invention provides that the first strands of material extend in a straight line in their length. Furthermore, it may be useful in this context if the first strands of material extend at an angle of a maximum of 15 °, in particular a maximum of 10 °, obliquely to the longitudinal direction of the covering or base structure.
- the first strands of material and / or the second strands of material and / or drops may in particular have a height of 0.1 to 5 millimeters, in particular 0.5 to 2.0 millimeters.
- a second strand of material or a plurality of second strands of material and / or droplets may extend between two adjacent first strands of material.
- a second strand of material may extend between each two adjacent first strands of material.
- a plurality of second strands of material and / or drops extend, which are arranged side by side in the longitudinal direction of the fabric and extend in length from one to the other of the two first strands of material.
- the second polymer material to be extruded, which oscillates at least one nozzle back and forth in the second direction and rotates the deposition belt or the deposition roller in the circumferential direction.
- the second strands of material and / or droplets may extend between the first strands of material without crossing them.
- it is necessary in the production of the lattice structure that the second strands of material and / or drops are deposited between the first strands of material.
- the second strands of material extend between and intersect the first strands of material.
- the second strands of material it is necessary in the production of the lattice structure that the second strands of material, the first strands of material are placed crossing on the support surface.
- the second strands of material may extend in their width in the width direction of the fabric over more than two first strands of material.
- one or more second strands of material and / or drops extend between two adjacent first strands of material.
- the second material strands extending between the first material strands can form a right angle with their longitudinal direction to the longitudinal direction of the first material strands.
- first and / or second strands of material may have a rectangular or round cross-sectional shape.
- the first and / or second polymer material is formed by PET and / or PU and / or silicone and / or PA and / or PPS and / or PEEK.
- the above-mentioned materials are easy to extrude and provide good properties in terms of abrasion resistance, hydrolysis resistance, elasticity and the like for use in fabrics.
- first and second polymer material is the same polymer material or that the first and second polymer material are different polymer materials.
- the first material strands comprise at least one yarn and / or at least one fibrous and / or particulate filler, which is or are at least partially embedded in the first polymer material.
- the respective first material strand may be produced by each extruding the at least one yarn in the solid state together with the first polymer material in liquid or pasty state through one of the at least one nozzle.
- the fibrous and / or particulate filler may also be added to and mixed into the mass of liquid first polymer material to be extruded.
- the second material strands comprise at least one yarn and / or at least one fibrous and / or particulate filler, which is or are at least partially embedded in the first polymer material.
- the second material drops present alternatively or in addition to the second material strands comprise at least one fibrous and / or particulate filler, which is or are at least partially embedded in the first polymer material.
- the second strands of material and / or drops can be produced.
- a yarn is to be understood as meaning a line-shaped textile structure whose length is at least 30 centimeters.
- a fibrous filler is to be understood as meaning a linear textile structure whose length is a maximum of 10 centimeters, in particular a maximum of 2 centimeters.
- the at least one yarn is formed by at least one drawn monofilament or multifilament. It is conceivable in particular that the at least one yarn comprises or is formed from a polymer material, such as PE, PET, PA, PPS, PEEK or glass or carbon or aramid or a combination thereof.
- the fibrous or particulate filler may also comprise or be formed from the above-mentioned materials.
- the lattice structure may, for example, be designed to be open in the longitudinal direction of the fabric, with-viewed in the longitudinal direction of the lattice structure -an end-side and one end-side transverse edge.
- each first strand of material extends in its length over the length of the lattice structure and the basic structure has, in addition to the lattice structure, a seam connecting means by which the basic structure is endlessly feasible by bringing the two transverse edges together and connecting them together by means of the seam connecting means.
- the seam connecting means can be embodied, for example, in the manner described in German Patent Application No. 10 2013 215 779.7.
- other possibilities of forming the Nahtelements are conceivable.
- the first material strands are extruded simultaneously on the intended width of the lattice structure.
- the first material strands are extruded simultaneously only on a part of the intended width of the grid structure.
- the first and the second strands of material can be deposited on the depositing belt or the depositing roller to form the at least one section of the grating structure and to be removed again from the latter at the earliest after completion of one revolution of the depositing belt or one rotation of the depositing roller.
- the lattice structure can be produced as an endless belt.
- the first and the second strands of material to be deposited on the deposition belt or roller to form the at least one section of the lattice structure and to be removed again from the latter prior to completion of a circulation of the deposition belt or one rotation of the roller become.
- the grid structure may be wound on a roll after removal from the deposit belt or roll.
- a lattice structure in the form of a roll can subsequently be made up to the desired length and / or width and subsequently processed further.
- the at least one band-shaped lattice structure can be produced with a length and / or width which corresponds at least to the length and / or width of the basic structure to be produced.
- the at least one band-shaped lattice structure can also be produced with a lesser length and / or width than the basic structure to be produced.
- the lattice structure for example, has a greater length and / or width than the basic structure to be produced
- the lattice structure can be tailored to the length and / or width of the basic structure.
- the lattice structure may, for example, be manufactured or formed endlessly, with a length and width corresponding to the length and width of the basic structure. In this case, various possibilities are conceivable.
- each first strand of material runs helically in its length and forms turns which run in the longitudinal direction of the covering and advance in the width direction of the covering.
- the at least one nozzle moves in the second direction and the storage belt or the storage roller rotates several times, so that the first material strands together form a helical structure with Circumferential direction of the storage belt or the storage roller extending and progressing in the second direction or width turns.
- each first material strand forms in its length a loop which runs closed in the longitudinal direction of the clothing and the individual loops are arranged next to one another in the width direction of the clothing.
- the first strands of material to be deposited on the depositing belt or the depositing roller so that each first strand of material forms a loop which runs closed in the circumferential direction of the depositing belt or the depositing roller, with the individual loops in the second direction are arranged side by side.
- the at least one nozzle and the delivery belt or the delivery roller in the width direction are not moved relative to each other, while the delivery belt or the delivery roller rotates at least once in the circumferential direction.
- the grid structure is made flat with at least the length and / or width of the basic structure, this can subsequently be assembled to the length and / or width of the basic structure and brought together for endless movement, the two mutually longitudinally spaced transverse edges and the transverse edges connected by means of a seam connection means become.
- the lattice structure is, for example, as a rolled product.
- the lattice structure is produced with a smaller width than the basic structure, then this is generally available as rolled stock.
- the band-shaped lattice structure can be helically wound, with windings which circulate in the longitudinal direction of the basic structure and progress in the width direction of the basic structure.
- the basic structure can comprise or be formed from a plurality of strips of the band-shaped lattice structure which are arranged side by side in the width direction of the basic structure.
- a plurality of strip-shaped strips of the lattice structure are provided, the length of which corresponds to the length or substantially to the length of the basic structure to be produced.
- these strips are then placed together along their longitudinal edges and joined together.
- the grid structure can also be made as an endless loop with a smaller width than the basic structure.
- the grid structure is not available as a roll product.
- the basic structure comprises or is formed from a plurality of endless loops of the band-shaped lattice structure, which are arranged next to one another in the width direction of the basic structure.
- the endless loops of the band-shaped lattice structure are placed along each other along the longitudinal edges and connected to each other.
- the basic structure may be formed by the grid structure. This is the case, for example, when the basic structure is formed by a helically wound lattice structure.
- the fabric can be formed essentially by the basic structure.
- the term "essentially” is intended here to express that the fabric has no further layers which are arranged on the top and / or bottom of the lattice structure. This means that, if the transport belt is used as intended, the top side of the lattice structure will be the one with the fibrous web
- Other components such as a seam bonding means, for example in the form of two suture spirals and a connecting spiked wire, or the like, may comprise the conveyor belt.
- the conveyor belt may, for example, be a dryer fabric or a forming fabric for a paper, board or tissue machine.
- the covering may comprise the basic structure as well as at least one layer of non-woven fabric and / or foam.
- the conveyor belt is not provided substantially by the basic structure, but in addition to the basic structure at least one nonwoven and / or foam layer which is arranged on the top and on the bottom of the grid structure.
- the covering may, for example, be a press felt for a paper, board or tissue machine.
- FIG. 1 shows a first embodiment of the method according to the invention for
- Figure 2 shows a first embodiment of a partial aspect for producing a
- FIG. 3 shows a second embodiment of a partial aspect for producing a
- FIG. 4 shows a third embodiment of a partial aspect for producing a lattice structure or a part thereof
- FIG. 5 shows various embodiments of the lattice structure of the invention
- FIG. 1 shows a first embodiment of the method according to the invention for producing the fabric according to the invention
- a grid structure 100 is produced by a method comprising the following steps.
- the workstation shown in FIG. 1 a for extruding the grid structure 100 is shown in plan view in FIG.
- a deposition surface formed by a deposition tape 1 which has an extension in a first and a second direction, wherein in the present case the circumferential direction of the deposition tape 1 extends in sections in the first direction and the second essentially in the width direction CD of the grid structure to be produced.
- the storage belt 1 is guided around a roller arrangement formed by two spaced-apart rollers 3, 4.
- the first direction extends essentially in the longitudinal direction MD of the lattice structure 100 to be produced.
- a first and a second polymer material in the liquid or pasty state is provided, which can be extruded onto the storage belt 1 by means of an extrusion device 2 comprising a plurality of nozzles 2a, 2b.
- the first and the second polymer material are the same polymer material, namely polyurethane.
- the extrusion device 2 may in this case comprise a plurality of first nozzles 2a arranged side by side in the second direction and a plurality of second nozzles 2b arranged juxtaposed in the second direction.
- first nozzles 2a By means of the first nozzles 2a, the first polymer material in the liquid state is extruded onto the depositing belt 1 in such a way that a multiplicity of first material strands 101 arranged next to one another in the second direction and spaced from one another are formed on the depositing surface 1, which essentially each substantially extend in length in the first direction MD extend.
- the second polymer material is extruded in such a way that a plurality of spaced-apart second material strands 102 are contacted on the first material strands 101 at contact points and connected to each other such that the first strands of material 101 and the second strands of material 102 together form the grid structure 100.
- the two polymer materials are extruded by means of the nozzles 2a, 2b, the first and / or second nozzles 2a, 2b and the deposition surface 1 moving relative to one another during the extrusion in the first and / or second direction.
- the second material strands 102 extend in zig-zag lines between the first material strands 101, wherein the second material strands 102 do not intersect the first material strands.
- the first and second strands of material 101, 102 are applied simultaneously to the depositing belt 1.
- first and second strands of material 101, 102 are extruded simultaneously on the intended width of the grid structure 100, wherein the width of the grid structure 100 is smaller than the width of the base structure 104 to be produced.
- the respective first material strand 101 is produced in the present case by extruding in each case at least one yarn in the solid state together with the first polymer material in the liquid state through one of the nozzles.
- first material strands 101 are formed, each comprising at least one yarn, wherein the at least one yarn of the respective material strand is at least partially covered, at least partially, in particular over its entire length of the first polymer material.
- the at least one yarn may in this case contain or be provided by at least one drawn monofilament or a multifilament.
- the portion of the lattice structure 100 which is still in a liquid or pasty and therefore unstable state, is converted into a solidified and self-supporting state by solidification means 5 by solidifying the first and second polymer materials and effecting a material bond between the first and second polymer materials the points of contact.
- the solidification of the first and second polymeric material can be effected by the action of temperature and / or by electromagnetic radiation and / or by chemical activation.
- the solidification of the two polymer materials and their cohesive connection at the points of contact can take place simultaneously.
- the lattice structure 100 has a width which is less than the width of the basic structure 104 to be produced. For this reason, in the processing steps shown in FIGS. 1 b and 1 c, the grid structure 100 produced and present in rolls is further processed into the basic structure 104. For this purpose, the lattice structure 100 is first cut to length with a cutting unit 7 (see FIG. 1 b) and then the strips obtained therefrom in the width direction of the basic structure 104 to be produced are arranged alongside one another along the longitudinal edges and connected to one another.
- a seam connecting means 107 comprising the seam connecting elements 107a, 107b is arranged at the two transverse edges.
- the two transverse edges 105, 106 are brought together and joined together by means of the seam connecting means 107 107, as shown in FIG. 1 d.
- a lattice structure 100 whose width is smaller than the width of the basic structure 104 to be produced is likewise produced.
- this is done immediately following the Generation of the grid structure 100, the grid structure 100 helically wound around two spaced-apart rollers 8, 9, with circumferential in the circumferential direction MD of the base structure 104 and progressing in the width direction CD of the basic structure 104 turns.
- a first and a second polymer material is provided in a liquid or pasty state, which is extruded onto the deposition belt 1 by means of an extrusion device 2 comprising a plurality of nozzles 2a, 2b.
- the extrusion device 2 comprises a plurality of first nozzles 2a arranged side by side in the second direction CD and a plurality of second nozzles 2b arranged juxtaposed in the first direction MD.
- the first polymer material in the liquid state is extruded onto the depositing belt 1 such that a plurality of first material strands 101 arranged side by side in the second direction and spaced apart from one another are formed on the depositing surface 1, which essentially each substantially extend in length in the first direction MD extend.
- the second polymer material is extruded in such a way that a multiplicity of second material strands 102 spaced from each other in the first direction are formed on the depositing surface 1, which touch and cross over the first strands of material 101 at points of contact and connect them to each other Material strands 101 and the second material strands 102 together form the grid structure 100.
- the two polymer materials are extruded by means of the nozzles 2a, 2b, wherein the first and / or second nozzles 2a, 2b and the support surface 1 move relative to each other during the extrusion in the first and / or second direction.
- first and second strands of material 101, 102 are extruded simultaneously on the intended width of the grid structure 100, wherein the width of the grid structure 100 is smaller than the width of the base structure 104 to be produced.
- a lattice structure 100 is produced whose width is equal to the width of the basic structure 104 to be produced.
- first and second strands of material 101, 102 are extruded simultaneously on only a portion of the intended width of the grid structure 100.
- the lattice structure 100 is helically extruded on a storage surface formed by a storage belt 1 and subsequently solidified until a lattice structure 100 having the width and length of the basic structure 104 is produced, before the lattice structure 100 is removed from the storage belt 1.
- the first nozzles 2a in the second direction CD either move only from left to right or right to left, ie without oscillation, while the deposit belt 1 rotates several times in the circumferential direction MD, so that the first strands of material 101 together form a helical structure, with extending in the circumferential direction of the storage belt 1 and progressing in the second direction CD turns.
- FIG. 5 shows a top view of various embodiments of grating structures 100 according to the invention.
- the lattice structure 100 of FIG. 5a is formed by first material strands 101 and second material drops 103 connected thereto, which extend between the first strands of material 101 but do not intersect these.
- the lattice structure 100 of FIG. 5b is formed by first material strands 101 and second material strands 102 connected thereto, which extend in zig-zag lines between the first material strands 101, but do not intersect these.
- the lattice structure 100 of FIG. 5c is formed by first material strands 101 and second material strands 102 connected thereto, which extend perpendicular to the first material strands 101 and between them, but do not cross them.
- the lattice structure 100 of FIG. 5d is formed by first material strands 101 and second material strands 102 connected thereto, which extend in a circle between the first strands of material 101, but do not intersect these.
- FIG. 6a shows embodiments of the cross-sectional shape of the first material strands 101 of the lattice structure 100 of the fabric according to the invention.
- the first material strand 101 shown in FIG. 6 a has a circular cross-sectional shape with a monofilament yarn 105 which is completely embedded in the first polymer material 106.
- the first material strand 101 shown in FIG. 6b has a rectangular cross-sectional shape with a monofilament yarn 105 which is completely embedded in the first polymer material 106.
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