FI105176B - Distribution device for a cellulose dryer sheet cutter - Google Patents

Description

105176

The present invention relates to a pulp dryer sheet cutter dispenser provided with spikes or the like, wherein the dispenser is arranged to move from its retracted position to the downstream side of the bale table connected to the dispenser, sheets on their spikes or the like, and at a certain point move to their retracted position, while handing over the sheets collected on the spikes or the like to the bale table. The invention further relates to a method in connection with a pulp dryer machine sheet cutter dispenser, wherein the dispenser is movable from a retracted position to receive pulp sheets during bale descent.

At present, the dispenser is hinged from its rear end so that, when the dispenser is in the up position, the tines are upwardly inclined, making it difficult for the sheets to pass to the bale table below the tines due to collision of the sheets with the underside of the tines. Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide a new type of solution for a sheet cutter dispenser, which facilitates the passage of sheets to the bale table while the dispenser is ready. mode that the dispenser comes down and distributes the sheet stream. For this purpose. . for implementing the dispenser according to the invention, characterized in that: ···. the spikes or the like of the dispenser are arranged to remain substantially horizontal at least in a substantially vertical motion path between the standby and the sheet receiving station. The process according to the invention, in turn, is characterized in that the process comprises the following steps: * · j · · · ·: ***; - advancing the dispenser near the sheet stream to a position substantially horizontal · · ·, 'above the sheet stream 30 - once the bales reach a predetermined size, the dispenser is lowered by a linear motion fc // while maintaining the dispenser in a horizontal position, that sheets stack on top of the dispenser tri »« «« · 2 105176 - sheets stacked on the dispenser are moved to an empty bale table by moving the dispenser to the retracted position.

The invention will now be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings 5, in which:

Figure 1 is a side elevational schematic view of a prior art sheet cutter with a dispenser, 10 Fig. 2 shows a side view of a prior art dispenser, Fig. 2a shows the spikes of the dispenser of Fig. 2 in various operating steps, and Fig. 4 is a schematic side elevational view of a second example of a dispenser according to the invention; embodiment.

• a «i · • · i •. ···. In the prior art sheet cutter of Figure 1, the web is fed through the main • exporting machine 1 to the longitudinal cutter 2 and further to the tensile press 3. The press • 25 us 3 advances to a cross sectional apparatus including a cross sectional cutter 4 and a cross bar 6 between the hydraulically operated wreck gate 7 for the sheet receiving conveyor 8 «· · and further through the press rollers, wheel assembly and sheet separating plates 9 ·· · for the bale table 14 between the distribution plates 10. The bale table 14 may be implemented e.g.

30 chain conveyor types. The equalizer 11 simultaneously presses the stack of sheets against the sheet stop 12 for alignment purposes. When the desired weight or number of sheets is stacked on the bale table 14, the dispenser 13 begins to receive sheets, while the bale table conveys the stack of sheets thereon to the bale handling department. If necessary, sheets removed through the wreck port 7 are transferred to the wreckage conveyor 15 and further to the pulper.

According to Figure 2, the prior art dispenser 13 includes spikes 24 which are pivotally rearward. When the dispenser is moved forward in its stand-by position above the bale table (Fig. 2a, point A), the tines are inclined, which may make it difficult for the sheets to pass to the bale table below the tines. Fig. 2a (B) shows the position of the peaks 24 where they are descending to receive sheets. During emptying of the bale table, the dispenser receives 10 sheets as the stack is stacked on the tines until in position C where the bale table is empty and raised and from which the tines 24 retract to their retracted position, the sheets are again delivered to the bale table 14.

The dispenser 13 according to the invention schematically shown in Figures 3 and 4 is horizontally movably supported on a sheet cutter by rollers or the like 27 comprising a power unit 28 for effecting movement. The spikes or the like 24 of the dispenser are vertically movably supported on the dispenser 13 via the parallel arms 25, 26 (Fig. 3), linear guides 25 ', 26' 20 (Fig. 4) or the like. The distributor also comprises a second power unit «· ·. '··. 29 to influence vertical movement.

• I I <11 «14.. ···. Fig. 3 shows an embodiment of a dispenser according to the invention in which the pins 24 of the dispenser are pivotally mounted on the parallel arms 25, 26, whereby the pins 24 25 remain substantially horizontal at various stages of their operation, for example when the pins 24 are the undersides of the tines do not »» ♦ impede the passage of the sheets as can be achieved in the prior art solution.

FIG. 4 shows another embodiment of a dispenser according to the invention. a shape in which the pins of the distributor 13 are supported in the frame structure by a linear guide arrangement 25 ', 26' instead of parallel rods.

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Claims (5)

A spreading device (13) for a sheet cutter machine sheet cutter, which is provided with tags or the equivalent (24), the distribution device being arranged to move from its retracted position forward to a tool position above an incoming sheet stream on a in connection with the distribution device arranged bale table (14) pending an activation order, after it has been received, the distribution device has been arranged to sink downwards to receive the sheets on its tags or the corresponding (24) and to move at a certain stage to its retracted position and at the same time deliver the sheets or corresponding (24) sheets collected further to the baling table (14), characterized in that the tags of the distribution device or the corresponding (24) are arranged to be poured substantially roadwise within the substantially vertical displacement path between the dining table the sheets receiving mode. 15 Distribution device for a sheet cutter according to claim 1, characterized in that the tags or the corresponding (24) are leveled at parallel arms (25, 26). 3. Distribution device for a sheet cutter according to claim 1, characterized in. · M. The tags or equivalent (24) are supported by linear guides: T: (25 ', 26'). · · • » Distribution device for a sheet cutter according to claim 1, characterized in that the tags of the distribution device or the equivalent (24) are arranged to be substantially straightened in substantially all the different operating positions of the distribution device. · · · · · · · · · 5. Method in connection with a distribution device (13) for a cellulose sheet cutter, wherein the distribution device (13) is movable from its retracted position forward to receive cellulose sheets during emptying of the bale table; characterized in that the process comprises the following steps: The distribution device (13) is advanced to the proximity of the sheet stream to a substantially vertical position above the sheet stream - when the bales reached a predetermined size, the distribution device is lowered by a linear motion, during which the distribution device maintains its horizontal position, to the sheet stream. , that the sheets are stacked on the distribution device (13) - the sheets stacked on the distribution device (13) are transferred onto an empty bale table by moving the distribution device (13) to a retracted position. • · • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · «·« • · • · ·· ♦ • · ♦ • · • · Ml • »t C f · f • t • · · • f · · III •« • · • · • «I • Il • ·