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KR20160121624A
KR20160121624A KR1020150050026A KR20150050026A KR20160121624A KR 20160121624 A KR20160121624 A KR 20160121624A KR 1020150050026 A KR1020150050026 A KR 1020150050026A KR 20150050026 A KR20150050026 A KR 20150050026A KR 20160121624 A KR20160121624 A KR 20160121624A
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The present invention relates to an optical fiber automatic processing apparatus capable of successively performing a composite process from supply of an optical cable to removal, washing, and cutting of the optical cable in a single apparatus, comprising an optical cable feeder (100) for supplying an optical cable (1); A stripper 200 composed of a heat pipe 220 for heating the optical cable 1 and a stripper 230 for removing only the covering of the heated optical cable 1; An extractor 300 for extracting the optical cable 1 discharged from the removing unit 200; A cutting unit 400 for cutting the optical cable 1 discharged from the take-out unit 300 to a predetermined length; And a control unit (500) for controlling the operation of the cutting unit (400).
According to the present embodiment, it is possible to automate a series of operations manually performed by a worker in the past, thereby maximizing the convenience of work and improving the productivity, and it is possible to produce a uniform product irrespective of the skill of the worker, Can be greatly reduced, and there is an advantage in that labor cost can be saved because it does not require a lot of manpower.

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TECHNICAL FIELD [0001] The present invention relates to an optical fiber treatment apparatus,

The present invention relates to an optical fiber automatic processing apparatus, and more particularly, to an optical fiber automatic processing apparatus capable of successively performing a composite process from supply of an optical cable to removal, washing, and cutting of the optical cable.

Generally, fiber-optic cable is a fiber-shaped waveguide for the purpose of transmitting light, and it is made of glass having high transparency, though it is made of synthetic resin.

This optical cable is composed of a double core structure by a core and a cladding surrounding the core, and the core is covered with synthetic resin two or three times.

Such an optical cable is widely used because it does not interfere or interfere with external electromagnetic waves, is difficult to tear, is small and light in weight, is resistant to bending, accommodates a large number of communication lines in one optical fiber, have.

In general, an optical cable having a form enclosed by a coating of a certain thickness must perform coating removal and optical cable cleaning and cutting processes in order to fabricate an optical cable and to make fusion splicing connection.

Specifically, conventional methods for removing the coating include a peeling method using a mechanical remover such as a stripper, a method of peeling the coating by heating with a heat source, and a chemical peeling.

In addition, when the removal process is completed, the inner core of the optical cable is wiped with alcohol or benzene cotton in the next step, or it is washed in the ultrasonic washing machine to remove the burnt residue or pressed residue, A series of processes are completed by cutting through the cutting process of cutting the inner core of the optical cable that has been cleaned.

However, there was a fundamental problem that the work was quite inconvenient and cumbersome because it had to be done manually by the operator in order to carry out such a series of tasks, and productivity was greatly reduced from the time point of view.

1. Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 10-2003-0200122 (Optical fiber cleaning device / 2003.07.15)

An object of the present invention is to provide an optical fiber automatic processing apparatus capable of successively performing a complex process from supply of an optical cable to removal, washing, and cutting of the optical cable in a single apparatus.

According to an aspect of the present invention,

An optical cable feeder for supplying the optical cable;

A heat pipe for heating the optical cable, and a stripper for removing only the coating of the heated optical cable;

An extractor for extracting the optical cable discharged from the removing unit;

A cutting unit for cutting the optical cable discharged from the payout machine to a predetermined length;

And a control unit for controlling operations of the cutting unit.

Here, the cutting unit includes:

A first locking portion for fixing and releasing the optical cable;

A base spaced from the first locking portion and installed to be reciprocally movable;

First transfer means for reciprocating the base;

A second locking part movably installed on the base to feed and transport the optical cable;

Second transfer means for reciprocating the second locking portion;

And a cutting unit installed on the base so as to be disposed between the first and second locking parts and cutting the optical cable through a cutter.

Here,

A body having an opening formed in a direction perpendicular to the conveying direction of the optical cable;

A guide plate installed on the upper surface of the body and having a groove along the longitudinal direction;

A guide plate cover rotatably abutted against the guide plate so that the optical cable is not detached from the groove;

A transfer block installed to reciprocate along an opening of the body, the transfer block having a knife formed on an upper surface exposed to an upper portion of the body;

A spring installed between the body and the transport block for pushing the transport block in one direction;

A knife transfer cover rotatably installed on the body so as to cover the knife and having a pusher for pressing the transfer block when opened to compress the spring;

And a cover opening means for rotating the knife transport cover.

Further, a soft material pressing member for wiping the surface of the optical cable is provided between the guide plate and the guide plate cover to prevent the optical cable from coming off the groove by pressing the optical cable.

Further, in the present invention, a first cleaning portion for wiping and discharging the optical cable from which the cover is removed is provided between the separator and the drawer.

Further, in the present invention, a tensioner that applies a constant tension to the optical cable is reinforced between the ejector and the first locking portion.

Further, in the present invention, a second cleaning portion for wiping and discharging the optical cable from which the cover is removed is provided between the ejector and the first locking portion.

According to the present embodiment, it is possible to automate a series of operations manually performed by a worker in the past, thereby maximizing the convenience of work and improving the productivity, and it is possible to produce a uniform product irrespective of the skill of the worker, Can be greatly reduced, and there is an advantage in that labor cost can be saved because it does not require a lot of manpower.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing a flow of an optical fiber automatic treatment apparatus according to the present invention; FIG.
FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a main portion of a peeling machine in an optical fiber automatic processing apparatus according to the present invention. FIG.
Fig. 3 is a perspective view showing a cutting unit taken separately from an optical fiber automatic processing apparatus according to the present invention. Fig.
Figure 4 is a plan view of Figure 3;
FIGS. 5A to 5F are diagrams for explaining the operation process of the cutting unit in the optical fiber automatic processing apparatus according to the present invention. FIG.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing the flow of an optical fiber automatic treatment apparatus according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a main part of a removing apparatus in an automatic treatment apparatus for an optical fiber according to the present invention, Fig. 4 is a plan view of Fig. 3, and Figs. 5a to 5f are views for explaining the operation process of the cutting unit in the automatic optical fiber processing apparatus according to the present invention.

1 to 5F, an optical fiber automatic processing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention includes an optical cable feeder 100, a separator 200, an extractor 300, a cutting unit 400, and a controller 500 As a result, it is possible to automatically perform the composite process from the supply of the optical cable to the unloading, cleaning, and cutting of the optical cable.

Here, the first washing unit 600, the tension unit 700, and the second washing unit 800 may be further reinforced.

The optical cable feeder 100 includes a bobbin 110 wound around an optical cable 1 and a bobbin motor 120 for loosening a wound optical cable 1 by rotating the bobbin 110. Here, Is controlled by the control unit (500).

The stripping machine 200 comprises a case 210, a heat pipe 220 and a stripper 230. In this embodiment, after the optical fiber 1 is heated, the stripping machine 200 removes the coating and discharges the stripping material to the outside.

The case 210 is a box provided with a cover openably and closable on its upper surface, and functions to protect the heat pipe 220 and the stripper 230 installed therein.

For reference, it is preferable to provide a separate cover that can be opened or closed on the side surface or the bottom surface of the case 210 so that the cover separated by the stripper 230 can be discharged to the outside.

Referring to FIG. 2, the heat pipe 220 is an electric heater that generates heat by receiving power. In the present embodiment, the heat pipe 220 is provided with a heat source such that the cover of the optical cable 1 passing through the heat pipe 220 is easily peeled off by the stripper 230 It functions as a medium heating.

The stripper 230 is a known wire stripper that peels off the coating of the heated optical cable 1 and functions to remove the coating when the heated optical cable 1 passes through the stripper 230 in this embodiment.

The take-out unit 300 includes draw-out rollers 310 and 310 'which rotate with each other with the optical cable 1 pulled in from the take-out unit 200 interposed therebetween and operation control by the control unit 500 to move the take-out rollers 310 and 310' And a roller motor 320 for rotating the roller.

In the present embodiment, the drawing-out rollers 310 and 310 'are vertically stacked, and the drawing-out rollers 310' located at the bottom of the drawing rollers 310 are rotated by the roller motor 320, The upper pull-out rollers 310 are also rotated together so that the optical cable 1 disposed between the pull-out rollers 310 and 310 'is naturally pulled out by the frictional force between the pull-out rollers 310 and 310' do.

It is preferable that the drawing rollers 310 and 310 'can accommodate all of the drawn-out optical fibers regardless of the thickness of the drawn optical cable 1. For example, an actuator such as a pneumatic cylinder, a hydraulic cylinder, 310 to adjust the gap between the take-out rollers 310 and 310 'and to generate a constant pressing force.

3 to 5F, the cutting unit 400 includes a first locking portion 410 and a base 420, a first conveying means 430, a second locking portion 440, a second conveying means 450, and a cutting portion 460, and cuts the optical cable 1 whose cover is removed to a predetermined length.

The first locking part 410 is an actuator. In this embodiment, the first locking part 410 is controlled by the control part 500 to fix and release the optical cable 1.

A tubular guider 411 for guiding the optical cable 1 is installed in the first locking part 410.

The first locking part 410 is provided with a stopper 470 (see FIGS. 3 and 4) for restricting the movement of the base 420 and adjusting the gap with respect to the first locking part 410.

For example, the first locking part 410 may be a pneumatic cylinder, a hydraulic cylinder, a linear motor, or the like. In this embodiment, a pneumatic cylinder is used, and if it is possible to perform the same function, Any of which is applicable.

The base 420 is disposed adjacent to the first locking part 410, and is installed to be reciprocally movable through the LM guide provided on the lower surface of the bottom of the present embodiment.

In this embodiment, the second locking unit 440, the second conveying unit 450, and the cutting unit 460 are reciprocally moved.

The first transfer means 430 is an actuator having a cylinder 431 installed at the lower end of the first locking portion 410 and a cylinder 431 removably installed at the cylinder 431, And a rod 432 to be installed.

In the present embodiment, the first conveying unit 430 is controlled by the controller 500 to reciprocate the base 420.

For example, a pneumatic cylinder, a hydraulic cylinder, a linear motor, or the like may be used as the first transfer means 430. In this embodiment, a pneumatic cylinder is used among them, and if it is possible to perform the same function, Any of which is applicable.

The second locking portion 440 is the same actuator as the first locking portion 410. In this embodiment, the second locking portion 440 is installed on the base 420 so as to be reciprocatable via the LM guide, And controls the optical cable 1 to move and feed the optical cable 1.

For example, the second locking portion 440 may be a pneumatic cylinder, a hydraulic cylinder, a linear motor, or the like. In this embodiment, a pneumatic cylinder is applied to the second locking portion 440, Any of which is applicable.

The second transfer means 450 is an actuator which includes a cylinder 451 mounted on the base 420 and a cylinder 451 which is removably installed on the cylinder 451 and whose distal end is installed in the second locking portion 440 (Not shown).

In the present embodiment, the second conveying unit 450 is controlled by the control unit 500 to reciprocate the second locking unit 440.

For example, a pneumatic cylinder, a hydraulic cylinder, a linear motor, or the like may be used as the first transfer means 430. In this embodiment, a pneumatic cylinder is used among them, and if it is possible to perform the same function, Any of which is applicable.

The cutting portion 460 is constituted by a body 461 and a guide plate 462, a cover 463, a transport block 465 having a knife 465a, a knife transport cover 466 and a cover open means 467 do.

The body 461 is a rectangular block and has an opening 461a opened at one side thereof in a direction perpendicular to the direction of conveyance of the optical cable 1 and upwardly and the knife conveying cover 466 is provided in the opening 461a. And the knife 465a is exposed upwardly.

On both sides of the opening 461a, there is provided a pushing port 461b for locking and fixing the optical cable 1 together with the pushing port 466a of the knife feed cover 466. [

The guide plate 462 is provided on the upper surface of the body 461 and functions to guide the optical cable 1 through grooves formed in parallel along the longitudinal direction.

The guide plate cover 463 covers the guide plate 462 and functions to prevent the optical cable 1 from being detached from the groove.

Particularly, the guide plate cover 463 is provided with a pressing member 464 made of a soft material such as sponge, rubber or the like. According to this embodiment, a pressing member 464 is provided between the guide plate 462 and the guide plate cover 463 464 are disposed, it is possible to more reliably prevent the optical cable 1 from being separated from the optical cable 1, and also functions to wipe the surface of the optical cable 1.

The transport block 465 is a rectangular parallelepiped member having an upper exposed knife 465a and is provided movably in the opening 461a of the body 461 to cut the optical cable 1, A spring 465b (see " A " in Fig. 5E) for repeating compression and restoration is provided between the transfer block 461 and the transfer block 465. [

The knife transport cover 466 is provided to be openable and closable to the upper opening 461a of the body 461 via a hinge and serves to feed the transport block 465 through the pusher 466b.

5E, when the knife conveyance cover 466 is opened about the axis of the hinge, the pusher 466b pushes the conveyance block 465 forward and at the same time pushes the inside of the conveyance block 465 The spring 465b (see " A " in FIG. 5E) installed in the transfer block 465 is compressed and, conversely, as the pusher 466b, which was being pressed when the knife transfer cover 466 is closed about the axis of the hinge, The knife 465a cuts the optical cable 1 in the process of returning to the initial state by the restoring force of the spring 465b (see "A" in FIG. 5E).

When the knife transport cover 466 covers and closes the opening 461a, the pushing port 466a of the knife transport cover 466 is brought into contact with the pushing port 461b of the body 461, It is possible to restrict the movement of the optical cable 1 when cutting the optical cable 1, thereby obtaining a highly smooth cut surface.

The cover opening means 467 is an actuator which includes a cylinder 467a provided on a bracket B provided on one side of a base 420 and a cylinder 467b provided on the cylinder 467a so as to be removable from the cylinder 467a, And a rod 467b rotatably mounted on the cover 466.

The cover opening means 467 functions to open and close the knife feed cover 466 so that the feed block 465 is operated by the knife feed cover 466 while being controlled by the control unit 500 .

For the reference, the cover opening means 467 may be a pneumatic cylinder, a hydraulic cylinder, a linear motor, or the like. In the present embodiment, a pneumatic cylinder is used, and if it is possible to perform the same function, Any of which is applicable.

The control unit 500 controls the operation of the bobbin motor 120 of the optical cable feeder 100 to control the optical cable 1 wound on the bobbin 110 to be unwound and controls the temperature of the heat pipe 220, And controls the motor 320 to rotate the drawing rollers 310 and 310 '.

The operation of the first locking part 410 is controlled so as to fix and release the optical cable 1 and the base 420 is reciprocally moved by controlling the operation of the first conveying device 420 to fix the optical cable 1 And the second locking unit 430 is operated to control the operation of the second transfer unit 440 so that the second locking unit 430 is reciprocated and the knife transfer cover 466 is moved The knob 465a of the block 465 functions to control the operation of the cover opening means 467 for opening and closing the knife feed cover 466 so as to cut the optical cable 1. [

A first cleaning part 600 for wiping and discharging the optical cable 1 from which the cover is removed is provided between the separator 200 and the dispenser 300.

Here, the first cleaning unit 600 wipes and removes residues adhering to the surface, and a gauze impregnated with a fluid such as alcohol is installed in the interior.

A tensioner 700 is provided between the ejector 300 and the first locking part 410 to apply a predetermined tension to the optical cable 1 due to the weight of the roller 710 installed to be movable up and down. A guide roller GR for guiding the optical cable 1 having passed through the tensioner 700 is provided between the first locking part 410 and the first locking part 410. [

A second cleaning unit 800 for wiping and discharging the optical cable 1 from which the cover is removed is reinforced between the output unit 300 and the first locking unit 410.

Here, the second cleaning unit 800 wipes and removes the residue adhering to the surface, and a gauze impregnated with a fluid such as alcohol is installed inside.

Meanwhile, the first washing unit 600, the tensioner 700, and the second washing unit 800 may be individually selected and applied to the optical fiber automatic processing apparatus of the present invention, or both.

Hereinafter, the operation of the present invention will be described.

1, an optical cable 1 wound on a bobbin 110 is loosened by a bobbin motor 120 of an optical cable 100, and a loose optical cable 1 is led into a case 210 of a stripping machine 200 do.

The optical cable 1 inserted into the case 210 passes through the heat pipe 220 and the stripper 230. At this time, during the process of passing through the heat pipe 220, The cover is softened by the heat source, and the covering of the softened optical cable 1 is separated (peeled off) in the process of passing through the stripper 230.

As described above, the optical cable 1 separated from the cloth passes through the first washing unit 600, and is drawn into the dispenser 300 in a state where the remnant attached to the outer surface is removed.

The optical cables 1 drawn into the drawer 300 are drawn out by the drawing rollers 310 and 310 'which are rotated by the roller motor 320 while being brought into mutual contact with each other, and the drawn optical cable 1 is pulled by the tension unit 700 Passes through the guide roller (GR) and the second cleaning portion (800), and is drawn into the cutting unit (400).

The optical cable 1 pulled into the cutting unit 400 is cut to a predetermined length and the cut optical cable 1 is transferred to a subsequent process.

3 to 5A, the optical cable 1 pulled into the cutting unit 400 passes through the guider 411 of the first locking part 410 and is guided by the guide plate 462 of the cutting part 460 The first locking portion 410 is disposed on the upper opening portion 461a of the body 461 on which the knife 465a is disposed by passing between the guide plate cover 463, .

The first locking unit 410 is installed in the first locking unit 410 while the first locking unit 410 is engaged with the first locking unit 410. As a result, And stopped by the stopper 470.

As the base 420 moves, the second locking unit 440, the second conveying unit 450, and the cutting unit 460 mounted on the base 420 are also transported together.

5B, since the base 420 is disposed adjacent to the first locking portion 410, the distal end of the optical cable 1 is naturally disposed in the second locking portion 440, and the second locking portion 440 The first locking part 410 is released from the fixed state.

Referring to FIG. 5C, in the state where the second locking portion 440 fixes the optical cable 1, the base 420 is moved in the opposite direction of the first locking portion 410 by the first conveying means 430, And the optical cable 1 is moved together by the second locking portion 440 in this process.

Referring to FIG. 5D, when the base 420 is completely conveyed by the first conveying unit 430, the first locking unit 410 presses the optical cable 1 again and fixes it.

5E, when the first locking portion 410 and the second locking portion 440 are fixed to the optical cable 1, the cover opening means 467 of the cutting portion 460 The rod 467b is protruded so that the knife conveyance cover 466 which has been opened thereby is closed while being rotated so that the conveyance block 465 which has been pushed forward by the pusher 466b is urged by the compressed spring 465b (See "A" in FIG. 5E), and the knife 465a of the transport block 465 cuts the optical cable 1 in this process.

Particularly, as the knife transport cover 466 is closed, the pushing port 466a of the knife transport cover 466 and the pushing port 461b of the body 461 come into contact with each other to strongly fix the optical cable 1, It is possible to obtain a smoothly cut surface because it is possible to limit the movement at the time of cutting the optical fiber 1, thereby advantageously reducing the product defective rate of the optical cable 1 to a large extent.

Referring to FIG. 5F, when the optical cable 1 is cut as described above, the second locking unit 440 is transferred by the second transfer unit 450 for the next process. The optical cable automatic processing apparatus according to the present invention operates in accordance with the above-mentioned procedure.

According to the present embodiment, it is possible to automate a series of operations manually performed by a worker in the past, thereby maximizing the convenience of work and improving the productivity, and it is possible to produce a uniform product irrespective of the skill of the worker, Can be greatly reduced, and there is an advantage in that labor cost can be saved because it does not require a lot of manpower.

It will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and details may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention as defined by the appended claims.

1: optical cable 100: optical cable feeder 110: bobbin
120: Bobbin motor 200: Removing device 210: Case
220: heat pipe 230: stripper 300:
310,310 ': pull-out roller 320: roller motor 400: cutting unit
410: first locking portion 411: guider 420: base
430: first conveying means 431: cylinder 432: rod
440: second locking portion 450: second conveying means 451: cylinder
452: load 460: cutting portion 461: body
461a: opening 461b: pressurizing port 462: guide plate
463: guide plate cover 464: pressing member 465: conveying block
465a: knife 466: knife feed cover 466a:
466b: pusher 467: cover opening means 467a: cylinder
467b: load 500: control part 600: first cleaning part
700: tension portion 710: roller 800: second cleaning portion

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An optical cable feeder for supplying the optical cable;
A heat pipe for heating the optical cable, and a stripper for removing only the coating of the heated optical cable;
An extractor for extracting the optical cable discharged from the removing unit;
A cutting unit for cutting the optical cable discharged from the payout machine to a predetermined length;
And a control unit for controlling the operation of the cutting unit.
The method according to claim 1,
The cutting unit includes:
A first locking portion for fixing and releasing the optical cable;
A base spaced from the first locking portion and installed to be reciprocally movable;
First transfer means for reciprocating the base;
A second locking part movably installed on the base to feed and transport the optical cable;
Second transfer means for reciprocating the second locking portion;
And a cutting unit installed on the base so as to be disposed between the first and second locking parts and cutting the optical cable through a cutter.
The method according to claim 1,
Wherein a first cleaning portion for wiping and discharging the optical cable from which the coating is removed is provided between the separator and the drawer.
The method according to claim 1,
And a tensioner is provided between the ejector and the first locking portion to apply a predetermined tension to the optical cable.
The method according to claim 1,
Wherein a second cleaning portion for wiping and discharging the optical cable from which the coating is removed is provided between the extractor and the first locking portion.

3. The method of claim 2,
The cutting portion
A body having an opening formed in a direction perpendicular to the conveying direction of the optical cable;
A guide plate installed on the upper surface of the body and having a groove along the longitudinal direction;
A guide plate cover rotatably abutted against the guide plate so that the optical cable is not detached from the groove;
A transfer block installed to be reciprocatable along an opening of the body and having a knife formed on an upper surface thereof exposed to the upper portion of the body;
A spring installed between the body and the transport block for pushing the transport block in one direction;
A knife transfer cover rotatably installed on the body so as to cover the knife and having a pusher for pressing the transfer block when opened to compress the spring;
And a cover opening means for rotating the knife transport cover.
The method according to claim 6,
Wherein a soft material pressing member for wiping the surface of the optical cable is provided between the guide plate and the guide plate cover to prevent the optical cable from being separated from the groove by pressing the optical cable.
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