EP4309802A1 - Dispositif d'application comprenant une unité de support et une unité d'application - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an application device with a carrier unit and an application unit that can be pivoted between a minimum and maximum inclination.
- Such application devices are used, for example, in production facilities for the production of at least partially coated and/or impregnated floor elements in order to coat sections of the floor elements, such as joining surfaces or bevels, or to provide them with a non-layer-forming impregnation agent.
- the coating or impregnation agent is usually picked up from a container by a rotating transfer wheel.
- the floor element to which the application takes place is typically moved by a transport device relative to the transfer wheel.
- the transfer wheel transfers the coating or impregnation agent to the respective section of the moving floor element.
- the application is usually carried out contactlessly using adhesion forces alone.
- the transfer wheel In order to transfer a sufficient amount of coating or impregnation agent to the transfer wheel, the transfer wheel is at least partially immersed in a stationary container with the coating or impregnation agent using a device.
- the transfer wheel is arranged pivotably against the container, so that the transfer wheel can be tilted into the coating or impregnation agent at different angles of inclination.
- the annular end face and, in the case of larger diameters, sections of the two side surfaces of the disc-shaped and rotating transfer wheel are wetted by the coating or impregnation agent.
- the level of the coating or impregnation agent in the container is always kept constant by means of an overflow pipe.
- the transfer wheel Due to the varying inclination and tilting of the transfer wheel, it dips variably deep into the coating or impregnation agent relative to the constant filling level of the coating or impregnation agent and therefore at times unnecessarily too deep into the coating or impregnation agent.
- the deeper the transfer wheel is immersed the more of the outer surface of the rotating transfer wheel is in contact with the coating or impregnation agent. Excess coating or impregnation agent is scraped off the transfer wheel using a scraper and forms undesirable deposits on the scraper, which can negatively influence the application result.
- Fluid technology e.g. a pump or a filter
- the task is to provide an optimized setting of the immersion depth of the transfer wheel in the coating or impregnation agent.
- the application device has an application unit which is arranged with an inclination relative to a carrier unit which can be arranged on a base.
- the application unit comprises a container with a coating or impregnation agent to be applied in particular to floor elements.
- the application unit has a transfer wheel, which can be at least partially immersed in the coating or impregnation agent and partially protrude from a container opening.
- the application unit i.e. the transfer wheel together with the container, can be between one Minimum inclination and a maximum inclination can be arranged tilted.
- the immersion depth of the transfer wheel can change, at least in places, and be undesirable.
- the overflow designed according to the invention enables a variable volume flow of the coating or impregnation agent to adjust its fill level as a result of the pivoting of the application unit, so that the immersion depth of the transfer wheel in the coating or impregnation agent can be kept as constant as possible.
- the overflow has a contour with a first overflow edge and a second overflow edge. The coating or impregnation agent can flow over the first overflow edge at the maximum inclination and over the second overflow edge at the minimum inclination.
- the application unit is arranged pivotably between the minimum inclination and the maximum inclination. This allows the inclination of the application unit to be adapted to differently inclined sections to be coated or impregnated.
- the application unit can be pivoted manually or via a drive.
- the contour is designed as a closed line, with the first overflow edge and the second overflow edge being straight and intersecting at an intersection.
- the two overflow edges are arranged closer to the ground relative to the rest of the contour, ie lower with respect to a vertical direction of the application device.
- the two overflow edges can in particular be designed in such a way that they resemble a heavily compressed V-shape, in which the two legs of the V-shape are wide apart. By approximating a V-shape, a drainage channel with a geometrically unhindered flow can be provided.
- the rest of the contour which is designed as a closed line, is preferably curved or curved.
- first and second overflow edges can be arranged horizontally at the minimum and/or maximum inclination.
- the overflow can be configured such that the intersection of the two overflow edges forms the lowest point of the contour for all orientations of the overflow located between the minimum and maximum inclination.
- An advantageous embodiment of the invention provides that the transfer wheel is arranged in the container in such a way that a virtual extension of a side surface of the transfer wheel runs through the intersection of the first and second overflow edges.
- the intersection of the two overflow edges can form a reference point for measuring and adjusting the immersion depth of the transfer wheel in the coating or impregnation agent.
- a flat side surface of the transfer wheel or its imaginary extension can function as a reference surface corresponding to the intersection point. Reference point and reference surface can serve together to set a desired, in particular as constant as possible, immersion depth.
- the application unit is preferably always filled up to the height of the intersection.
- an obtuse angle is formed between the first overflow edge and the second overflow edge, the angle being greater than 110°, preferably greater than 140° and particularly preferably greater than 155°, in particular 160°.
- a flow cross section of the overflow formed between the overflow edges can be expanded by an obtuse angle - i.e. 90° to 180°. Drainage through the overflow can therefore be facilitated by means of an obtuse angle.
- friction losses when conveying the coating or impregnation agent can be reduced, since the conveying speed can be reduced with a larger flow cross section to achieve a desired volume flow. Consequently, an obtuse angle can increase efficiency.
- a preferred embodiment of the invention provides that a pivot angle between the minimum inclination and the maximum inclination is greater than 0° and less than or equal to 70°, preferably greater than 0° and less than or equal to 40°, particularly preferably greater than 0 ° and is less than or equal to 25°, in particular 20°.
- the application unit with the transfer wheel can be mounted at a reference inclination in the application device.
- the reference inclination can - with regard to an angular deflection - be arranged in the middle of the minimum and maximum inclination.
- the coating or impregnation agent can flow over the first overflow edge, in the minimum inclination over the second overflow edge.
- the maximum possible angular deflection of the application unit and the transfer wheel between the minimum and maximum inclination can form a pivot angle.
- the first overflow edge can dip below the surface of the coating or impregnation agent.
- the further the angular deflection is in the first direction of rotation the deeper it can be The first overflow edge moves below the surface of the coating or impregnation agent and, as a result, the larger the flow or outflow cross section of the coating or impregnation agent can be made below the surface.
- the first overflow edge can penetrate the surface, can be arranged above the surface as the deflection in the second direction of rotation progresses, and the second overflow edge can be below the surface of the Immerse in the coating or impregnation agent.
- a further flow or outflow cross section of the coating or impregnation agent can be opened, which can be increased with increasing deflection in the direction of the minimum inclination.
- the overflow is arranged on an inner surface of the container which is curved.
- the container can have an interior and be approximately basin-shaped or trough-shaped.
- the overflow can be arranged on an inner surface of the container, analogous to a bathtub or a sink.
- the overflow or its contour preferably has an extension both in a direction perpendicular to and parallel to the ground. This means that the coating or impregnation agent cannot flow into the overflow unidirectionally, but rather from several directions.
- a curved inner surface also offers the advantage that the coating or impregnation agent can flow off advantageously without sticking to sharp contours or grooves and/or drying out. The cleaning effort and cleaning intervals of the application unit or container can therefore be reduced.
- the transfer wheel has an immersion depth in the range from 2 mm to 5 mm, preferably in the range from 2.5 mm to 4 mm, particularly preferably in the range from 2.8 mm to 3.2 mm, for example 3 mm, in the coating or impregnation agent.
- the immersion depth of the transfer wheel to a targeted number range that is optimized for the application, excessive adhesion of coating or impregnation agents can be avoided.
- An immersion depth of approximately 3 mm is preferably set.
- a preferred embodiment of the invention provides that the container has a recess in which a rotation axis of the transfer wheel is arranged, the recess being essentially U-shaped in at least one cutting plane of the container.
- the transfer wheel preferably has a symmetrical disk body and an axis of rotation arranged perpendicular to the disk body.
- the axis of rotation can be rotatably mounted in the recess, for example by means of a roller bearing.
- the recess can advantageously be formed on a side of the container facing the container opening in order to facilitate the assembly of the transfer wheel or the insertion of the axis of rotation into the recess.
- the recess is preferably arranged centrally with respect to a main extension direction of the container, which is arranged perpendicular to the axis of rotation, in order to position the transfer wheel or the disk body as symmetrically as possible in the container.
- a scraper for scraping coating or impregnating agent from the transfer wheel, the scraper being at least partially arranged in the container.
- the correct amount of coating or impregnation agent is required on the intended sections, for example joining surfaces or bevels.
- the wiper can wipe off excess volumes of coating or impregnation agent from the transfer wheel. The amount to be stripped off can preferably be adjusted by changing the position of the scraper relative to the transfer wheel.
- the wiper preferably has a wall in which a cooling channel is arranged for passing a coolant through, so that the wiper can be cooled. This can reduce unwanted deposits on the wiper.
- the container is preferably manufactured using an additive manufacturing process.
- an additive manufacturing process also known as 3D printing
- the container can be manufactured in one piece.
- sealing materials can also be eliminated with the help of additive manufacturing processes.
- the application unit can be additively manufactured from a plastic, a ceramic or a metal.
- longer cooling channels can be formed over a larger area without the need for complex drilling and additional closures.
- the total mass of the container that needs to be cooled can be reduced.
- the application unit is connected to the carrier unit by means of a holder.
- a holder can enable the connection to the carrier unit.
- the holder can be formed in one piece with the application unit, for example in the course of an additive manufacturing process.
- the holder can also be arranged as a separate device and as an intermediate member between the application unit and the carrier unit.
- the connection between the application unit and the carrier unit can be designed to be rotatable, so that the application unit can be pivoted relative to the carrier unit.
- An advantageous embodiment of the invention provides an inlet connection through which the coating or impregnation agent can be fed to the container and via the overflow to an outlet connection, the inlet connection having a smaller cross section than the outlet connection.
- Coating or impregnating agent can be added to the container through an inlet connection in order to compensate for the amount of coating or impregnating agent removed from the container by the transfer wheel.
- the coating or impregnation agent located in the container can also be discharged out of the container again via the overflow and a drain connection arranged downstream of the overflow.
- a cross-sectional narrowing along a flow direction can lead to counterpressure and thus to an undesirable increase in the level of the coating or impregnation agent in the container.
- the desired constant filling level could not be achieved.
- an unintentional increase in the filling level of the coating or impregnation agent can be advantageously prevented by a drain connection that is larger than the inlet connection.
- the drain connection preferably has a cross section that is twice as large as the inlet connection.
- a conveying device in particular a pump, is provided for conveying the coating or impregnation agent through the inlet connection and/or the overflow.
- the application device preferably comprises a tank for the coating or impregnation agent.
- the tank can advantageously be connected to the inlet and outlet connection and thus form a fluid circuit.
- the coating or impregnation agent can be pumped using a conveying device, for example a pump. Volumes removed from the container can therefore be continuously removed by the conveyor device using the transfer wheel be compensated. Furthermore, drying can at least be reduced by the flow or the constant flow of the coating or impregnation agent.
- a preferred embodiment of the invention provides that the container has a wall in which a cooling channel is arranged for passing a coolant through.
- the container can be cooled by means of the cooling channel so that a film of dew can form on the container, which reduces the risk of the coating or impregnation agent drying out undesirably.
- the crosslinking speed of the coating or impregnation agent can be reduced at low temperatures.
- different process temperatures of the coating or impregnation agent may be necessary.
- a coolant can therefore preferably be used for temperature control, which is conveyed through a cooling channel in a wall of the container.
- the cooling channel can be designed in a meandering shape.
- the cooling channel can be formed on at least two, in particular opposite, sides of the wall.
- a supply and a discharge connection of the cooling channel can be formed on the same side of the container on which the Holder is formed.
- a drip plate arranged below the container is provided, which is formed in one piece with the container.
- the operation of the application device in particular the interaction between the rotation of the transfer wheel and the flow of the coating or impregnation agent, can result in coating or impregnation agent spraying out of the container.
- a drip plate for example a trough-shaped plate, can collect the coating or impregnation agent and return it to the tank.
- a drain opening can be formed on the drip plate for return.
- the drain opening can be arranged directly above the tank for coating or impregnation agents.
- a hose-shaped line can be connected to the drain opening in order to return the coating or impregnation agent to the tank.
- the drip plate can have an inclination so that collected coating or impregnation agent can flow at least unidirectionally along the drip plate and into the tank via a drip edge.
- a preferred embodiment of the invention provides that the container has at least one groove for inserting a protective plate, the groove leading to an interior of the Container includes inclined drainage surface, via which the coating or impregnation agent can drain from the mudguard into the interior.
- a protective plate can be arranged in a groove for attachment to the container and can at least reduce the amount of coating or impregnation agent lost from the container by spraying out.
- the protective plate can preferably be arranged over a large area over at least part of the container opening. Furthermore, it can have an edge-free, ie curved, smooth surface in order to enable the coating or impregnation agent to flow easily into the container or into the interior of the container.
- the groove can have a drainage surface that promotes the drainage of the coating or impregnation agent into the container under the influence of the gravity field.
- a configuration is conceivable in which the guard plate is inserted into the groove together with the wiper or the guard plate and the wiper are connected to one another, for example in one piece.
- the container and/or the wiper has a non-stick surface, in particular a surface comprising polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE).
- PTFE polytetrafluoroethylene
- the representation in Fig. 1 shows an application device 1 according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention, which can be used in a production device for floor elements designed as floorboards in order to apply coating or impregnation agents.
- the application device 1 comprises an application unit 2 for the coating or impregnation agent with a container 22 for the coating or impregnation agent and a transfer wheel 21 rotatably arranged in the container 22.
- the transfer wheel 21 picks up the coating or impregnation agent from the container 22 and transfers it this contactlessly - via adhesion forces - onto a section of the respective floor element, for example onto a joining surface or a chamfer.
- the floor element is replaced by an in Fig. 1 Transport device, not shown, is guided past the transfer wheel 21.
- Another component of the application unit 2 is a scraper 23 for wiping off coating or impregnation agent from the transfer wheel 21.
- the application unit 2 is equipped with an in Fig. 1a not shown carrier unit 1 ', which is arranged on a flat surface of the production facility, and can be pivoted relative to the carrier unit 1' between a minimum inclination ⁇ min and a maximum inclination ⁇ max .
- An overflow 25 is formed in the container 22 for adjusting a filling level of the coating or impregnation agent.
- the overflow 25 has a contour K with a first overflow edge K' and a second overflow edge K', the coating or impregnation agent flowing over the first overflow edge K' when the application unit 2 has the maximum inclination ⁇ max and over the second overflow edge K "flows when the application unit 2 has the minimum inclination ⁇ min .
- the overflow 25 is in the Fig. 1a not visible. He will be in Fig. 1b schematically indicated and in Fig. 3 shown and described in detail.
- Fig. 1b is the order unit 2 from the Fig. 1a shown in a sectional view marked with the dashed line AA.
- the transfer wheel 21 has an axis of rotation D about which the transfer wheel 21 can rotate in the course of a coating or impregnation.
- the Overflow 25 is in one regarding the Fig. 1b lower half of the container 22 and ensures the adjustment of the fill level of the coating or impregnation agent, not shown.
- the application unit 2 is shown schematically in the minimum inclination ⁇ min and in the maximum inclination ⁇ max .
- the bevels of each floor element are coated.
- the two bevels are formed at a different angle and therefore require a different inclination of the application unit 2 including the transfer wheel 21. If the application unit 2 is based on its minimum inclination ⁇ min in the Fig. 2a pivoted towards the maximum inclination ⁇ max , the immersion depth of the transfer wheel 21 into the coating agent in the container 22 changes.
- the coating agent can flow off to a greater extent over the overflow 25, whereby the overflow increases Outflow results automatically through an optimized geometry of the overflow 25 and synchronously with the pivoting of the application unit 2.
- the exact setting of the filling level of the coating agent in the container 22 or the immersion depth of the transfer wheel 21 in the coating agent is described below.
- Fig. 3 an embodiment of the overflow 25 is shown in a schematic sectional view of the application unit 2.
- the overflow 25 is designed as a self-contained line and has a contour K with a first overflow edge K' and a second overflow edge K'.
- the two overflow edges K', K' are both straight and intersect at an intersection point S.
- the two overflow edges K', K" form an obtuse angle W1 , which is in the design according to Fig. 3 is approximately 170°.
- the contour K has curved and further straight sections.
- the aim is to use the overflow 25 to ensure that the filling level of the coating agent always runs through the intersection point S.
- the surface of the coating agent is in the Fig. 3 represented by a horizontal H.
- the overflow 25 is arranged on an inner surface 26 of the container 22. It is tilted towards the maximum inclination ⁇ max - ie with respect to the Fig. 3 turned counterclockwise - but not yet reached this point.
- the first overflow edge K' is immersed in the coating agent and arranged below the horizontal H, whereby the first overflow edge K' could be rotated further counterclockwise.
- the coating agent can be formed through the hatched flow cross section and then one downstream of the overflow 25 and in the Fig. 5a drain connection 33 of the application unit 2, not shown.
- the overflow 25 can be related to the Fig. 3 be rotated clockwise towards the minimum inclination ⁇ min .
- the second overflow edge K" is arranged in the coating agent, so that the coating agent can flow off over the second overflow edge K". Subtracting the minimum inclination ⁇ min from the maximum inclination ⁇ max results in a swivel angle W 2 of the application unit 2.
- Fig. 4 is a sectional view of the container 22 with a view of the transfer wheel 21 and shown through the overflow 25.
- the representation in Fig. 4 can be viewed as a detailed view of the schematic diagram in Fig. 1b be understood.
- the minimum inclination ⁇ min of the embodiment in the Fig. 4 can be understood as 0°.
- the transfer wheel 21 is arranged perpendicular to a base of the carrier unit 1 '.
- the second overflow edge K" is shown in the illustration Fig. 4 arranged below the horizontal H.
- the exact arrangement of the transfer wheel 21 within the container 22 in a direction parallel to the axis of rotation D depends on the position of the intersection S of the two overflow edges K ', K ".
- a virtual extension of a side surface 21 ' of the transfer wheel 21 runs through the intersection S the first and second overflow edges K', K".
- the immersion depth of the transfer wheel 21, ie the distance between the intersection point S and a point P U arranged on a circumference of the transfer wheel 21, is approximately 3 mm.
- Fig. 5a and Fig. 5b is a perspective view of each in the Fig. 1a and the Fig. 1b schematically shown application unit 2.
- the application unit 2 in particular the container 22 of the application unit 1, was manufactured as part of an additive manufacturing process. It is therefore designed in one piece.
- a container opening is formed on the container 22, from which the transfer wheel 21, not shown, partially protrudes during operation of the application unit 2.
- the transfer wheel 21 is partially arranged in an interior of the container and comprises an axis of rotation D which is arranged in a recess 27.
- the recess 27 is U-shaped and enables the transfer wheel 21 to be rotatably attached to the container 22 by means of a bearing.
- An overflow 25 for adjusting the filling level of the coating agent in the container 22 is formed on a curved inner surface 26 of the container 22.
- About one Inlet connection 31 can be supplied to the container 22 with the coating agent.
- the coating agent can then be pumped out of the container 22 again via the overflow 25 and a drain connection 33 arranged downstream of the overflow 25.
- the overflow 25 is arranged approximately above the drain connection 33.
- a cross-sectional area of the inlet connection is approximately half the size of another cross-sectional area of the outlet connection.
- a groove 41 is formed in a wall of the container 22.
- a protective plate can be arranged in this groove, which at least reduces spraying of the coating agent out of the container 22.
- the protective plate can have a recess to which a scraper for wiping off coating agent from the transfer wheel 21 can be attached.
- the scraper can also be attached to the wall of the container 22 or the carrier unit 1' or elsewhere.
- a coolant in a cooling channel 37 which is formed on two opposite outer surfaces of the container 22, can provide application-specific cooling performance and cool the coating agent.
- the cooling channel 37 runs in a meandering shape under stress on the largest possible outer surface of the container 22 and can therefore bring about a uniform temperature reduction.
- a drip plate 39 can collect quantities of coating agent that accidentally splash out of the container 22 and allow them to flow into a tank.
- the drip plate 39 is tilted about two axes and is therefore designed to be sloping and can therefore enable controlled drainage via a drip plate tip 39". If there is a large accumulation of coating agent in the drip plate 39, the coating agent can be conveyed into the tank via a drain opening 39'. To avoid unwanted To prevent drainage over any drip plate edges, the drip plate has a border on all sides.
- the application unit 2 can be attached to the carrier unit 1 'via a holder 24.
- the attachment is carried out in such a way that the application unit 2 can be pivoted against the carrier unit 1' in order to move the transfer wheel 21 between the minimum inclination ⁇ min and maximum inclination ⁇ max .
- FIG. 6 the groove 41 formed in the wall of the container 22 is shown in perspective.
- a protective plate for collecting coating agent can be arranged in the groove 41.
- the collected coating agent can run along the mudguard and flow into the interior of the container 22 via a drain surface 45.
- the drainage surface is smooth and sloping and therefore promotes drainage under the influence of gravity.
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