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US2538972A
US2538972A US794932A US79493247A US2538972A US 2538972 A US2538972 A US 2538972A US 794932 A US794932 A US 794932A US 79493247 A US79493247 A US 79493247A US 2538972 A US2538972 A US 2538972A
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  • This invention relates to the production on fibrous cement sheets and is concerned more par- J ticularly with a novel method of cutting a continuously moving fibrous cement web into sheets and stacking the sheets, and with an apparatus, by which the method may be advantageously practiced.
  • Fibrous cement webs of indefinite length can be made by apparatus of various kinds and the webs so formed are cut into sheets, which are allowed to set and harden.
  • the sheets cut from the freshly made web are diflicult to handle because of their size, and they are readily damaged because of their softness, particularly when they are relatively thin.
  • the sheets have been handled manually and the operations are slow and laborious and involve a considerable loss of material as 'a result of damage thereto.
  • the present invention is directed to the provision of a method, by which a fibrous cement web being continuous1y-advanc:d from the apparatus in which it is produced, can be cut-into sheets and the sheets stacked or piled on a truck or conveyor without manual handling of the finished sheets.
  • the indefinitely long web is advanced continuously over a support and is cut into sheets by a cutter, which travels across the support and back at such an angle less than 90 to the direction of movement of the web, that the sheets are rectangular in shape.
  • the sheets advance upon the top of a discharge table, which is capable of being tilted on an axis parallel to its top and also raised and lowered.
  • the top surfaccs of the support and table are pervious and air under pressure may be passed through the pervious surfaces from beneath to facilitate the movement of the sheets over the surfaces.
  • the air supply to the surface of the table is cut off and suction is applied to the under side of the sheet through the table top, these operations being performed manually.
  • the table is then rotated on its axis with the sheet held tightly in place thereon by the suction and, when the table is upside down, it is lower;d to place the sheet upon a truck or conveyor.
  • the suction is then out off to release the sheet and the table raised and rotated to its
  • the and table may be facilitated by so mounting the support and table, that thcir tops are inclined downwardly in the direction of travel of the web and sheets.
  • v Fig. 1 is a view in perspective of one form of 8 apparatus for practicing the new method
  • Fig. 2 is a perspective view.of the discharge table, showing the latter reversed in the discharging operation;
  • Fig. 3 is a perspective view showing the deposit of a sheet on a truck
  • Fig. 4 is a vertical view in longitudinal section of a modified form of the apparatus
  • Fig. 5 is a plan view of the apparatus in Fig. 4-, with parts broken away;
  • Fig. 6 is a wiring diagram.
  • the fibrous cement web in advances endwise from the apparatus, in which it is formed, over a support table I I, which is hollow and has a top l2 formed with a plurality of perforations. Air under pressure may be supplied through a line is to the interior of the support table and the air issues through the perforation and strikes the under surface of the web, forming an air cushion on which the web floats over the support table.
  • the web As the web advances over the support table, it first passes a pair of motor-driven rotary cutters i4 mounted on opposite sides of the support table and trimming the web to uniform width. Beyond the trimming cutters, the advancing web is cut transversely into sheets l5 and this cutting operation is performed by a motor-driven cutter i6 mounted on a carriage ill movable along a track 88 extending across the support table and above it.
  • the track is mounted on the upper ends of racks 19, which are movable vertically in standards 20 by pinions 2-! on a driven shaft 22.
  • the carriage is moved along the track by means of a screw 23 driven by a motor 24 at one end of the track.
  • the track extends at such an angle to the direction of movement of the web that, as the carriage and cutter move along the track from motor 24, the carriage and cutter also move in the direction of movement or the web and at the same speed, so that the cut 25 is transverse to the longitudinal axis of the web.
  • the operation of the motor I6a driving the cutter l6 and of the motor 24, which advances the carriage and cutter along the track, may be controlled by a contact disc 26, which bears against the surface of the web to be rotated thereby.
  • the disc is provided with one or more contacts 26a, which engage an arm 21 and cause it to close a pair of switches in a switch box 28.
  • motors Mia and 24 are started, so that cutter i6 is rotated and carriage i1 is movtd along the track in a direction away from motor 24.
  • the track is in a lower position so that cutter i6 severs the web.
  • an end stop 29 at the end of the track operates switches in a switch box 39 on the carriage and, as a result, motor l6a is stopped, motor 22a is started in a direction to raise the track, and motor 24 is stopped and then started in the reverse direction to cause the carriage to return along the track.
  • One of the racks 19 carries an arm [9a, which operates a switch in a switch box Ila mounted on thesupport table II.
  • a switch box 24a containing a pair of switches is mounted on track I8 adjacent motor 24 and these switches are operated by an element l8a on carriage I1, when the carriage reaches its init al position on the track.
  • the operation of the switches in box 24a causes motor 24 to be stopped, and motor 22a started in a direction to lower racks 19.
  • a switch box 29a is mounted on one of the standards and contains a switch, which is operated by an arm I 9b on the rack 49 movable in the standard, when the rack reaches the lower limit of its travel. Operation of the switch in box 20a stops motor 22a.
  • the severed sheet I5 may be ad anced along the support table by a gentle push, until it passes off the end of the support ta le and u on the top of a discharge table 3
  • the discharge table is mounted on pivots 32 in the upper ends of racks 33 engaged by pinions 34 on shafts 35 driven by motors 36.
  • the discharge table is hollow and its top 34a is made pervious by being formed with a plurality of perforations.
  • One of the pivots 32 is hollow and is connected through a three-way is fully in place on the table, the valve is turned manually to cut oil the supply of ar and connect the interior of the table to the suction line, the
  • is pivotally mounted at one end on standards 42 and its other end is supported from beneath on a standard 43, which is adjustable in height, so that the top of the support table may be inclined downwardly in the direction of travel of the web 44 over its op.
  • a hollow discharge table 45 mounted for rotary movement on pivots 46 in the upper end of racks 41 operable by pinions 48.
  • the edges of the web 44 advancing over the support table are trimmed .by motor-driven cutters 49 and the web is cut transversely into sheets by a rotary cutter 50 on the shaft of a motor 5
  • the motor is mounted on a carriage 52 movable along a screw 53 supported at its ends in carriages 54 on screws 55 extending lengthwise of the support table. Screw 53 is driven by a motor 56 attached to one of the carriages 54 and screws 55 are driven by motors 51. Screws 55 are mounted in bearings at the upper ends of racks 58, which are engaged by pinions 59on motors 60 driving shafts 60a.
  • engaging the top of the advancing web is provided with one or more contact terminals Gla, which operate switches (not shown) controlling the operation of motors 5
  • the screws 55 are in a lower position and, as cutter 50 begins to move across the web to sever the latter, screw 53 is advanced lengthwise of the web on screws 55 at the same speed as the web by motors 51.
  • an end stop operates switches (not shown) to shut off motor 5
  • an end stop When the carriage 52 reaches its initial position on screw 53, an end stop operates a switch (not shown) to shut oflf motor 55. and another end stop operates a switch to shut off motors 51, when screw 53 has reached its initial position on screws 55.
  • end stop switches thereon cause a reversal of the motors driving shafts 60a. The racks are then lowered to their in tial positions with cutter 50 in cutting relation to the web, and motors 50 are stopped by an end stop switch.
  • and the discharge table 45 are hollow and the tops thereof are perforated.
  • is connected by a line 62 to a source of compressed air and one of the pivots 45 of discharge table 45 is hollow and connected through a suitable valve to a source of compressed air and a source of suction.
  • the advancing web moves along the support table on an air cushion formed by air issuing throu h the perforations in the top of the support table and the edges of the web are trimmed and it is severed transversely into sheets. which are successively moved upon the top of discharge table 45.
  • the inclination of the tops of the support table and discharge table are such that the severed sheets travel by gravity down the support table and upon the discharge table. Whenever such a sheet is in position on the top of the discharge table, the compressed air supplied to the table is cut oif and replaced by suction, which serves to hold the sheet tightly in place on the table.
  • the discharge table is then reversed and lowered, until the sheet lies close to the top of a truck similar to truck 40 or to the top of a pile of sheets thereon.
  • the suction is then cut ofi and the sheet in contact with the discharge table is released therefrom and deposited on the truck.
  • FIG. 6 shows motors Ida, 22a, and 24 as of the three phase A. C. type.
  • Motor Ida is provided with a stator starter I and motors 22a and 24 are provided with reversible stator starters II and III, respectively.
  • Switches 28a and 28b are those in box 26 and both are closed momentarily; whenever a contact 26a on disc 26 engages the arm 21.
  • Switch box 30 contains 30a, 30b, 30c, and 80d and, when the switches are operated by end stop 29, switch 80a is opened, switch 301; is-
  • Switch box Ha contains switch llb and switch box 24a contains two switches 24band 0.
  • Switch box 20a contains a single switch "b.
  • switch 28a Upon the closing of switch 28a, current flows from supply line B through switch 28a, closed switch 30a, closed switch 65a, and the .forward coil FC of starter III to supply line Y. Energization of coil FC closes contacts 111a and motor 2% starts to operate in the forward direction to advance carriage ll along track it. On energization of coil FC, switch 8821 is opened and switch 86b is closed. Closing of switch 661) establishes a shunt circuit around switch 28a, so that coil FC continues to be energized after switch 2% has opened.
  • Closing of switch 28?) causes current to flow from supply line B through closed switch 300, switch 28b, and coil C of starter I to supply line Y so that the contacts Ia are closed and cutter motor 16a begins to operate.
  • Energization of coil C causesclosing of switch 61, which establishes a shunt circuit around switch 2822, so that coil C continues to be energized after switch 28b has opened.
  • switch 30a When the carriage ll r aches the end of track It and switches in box 30 are operated by end stop 29, switch 30a is opened and this cuts oh the flow of current to forward coil FC of starter III. As a result, motor 24 is stopped, the carriage ll comes to rest, switch 56a is closed, and switch 66?) is opened.
  • Switch 3027 is closed by end stop 29 shortly after the opening of switch 30a and, when switch 30?) is closed, current flows from powerline B through closed switch 24b, switch 30b, clos d switch 660., and reverse coil RC of starter III to line Y.
  • Energization of coil RC causes closing of contacts IIIb, so that motor 24 starts to operate in the reverse direction.
  • Energization of coil RC also causes opening of switch 65a and closing of switch 85b. Closing of switch 85b establishes a shunt around switch 30?), so that coil RC continues' to receive current after switch 301; is opened.
  • Opening of switch 30c by end stop 29 cuts off current to coil C of starter I, so contacts Ia open and motor l8a comes to rest.
  • Closing of switch 3% causes current to flow through switch 30d, closed switch lib, closed switch 680., and forward coil FC of starter II to power line Y.
  • Energization of coil F0 causes contacts 11a to be closed and switch 69a to'be opened and switch 691) to be closed.
  • Closing of contacts IIa causes motor 22a to be operated to raise racks l9 and closing of switchtilb establishes a shunt around switch 30d, so that coil FC 01 II continues to be energized after switch 30d has opened.
  • an arm Ilia on the carriage opens switch 24b and closes switch 24c in switch box 24a mounted on the track adjacent motor 24. Opening of switch 24b cuts of! the current to coil RC of starter III, whereupon contacts III! are opened, motor 24 comes to rest, switch 85a is closed, and switch 65b is opened.
  • the closing of switch 240 causes current to flow from supply line B through closed switch 20b, switch 240, closed switch 69a, and reverse coil RC ofy'starter IIizto line Y. Energization of coil RC of" starter causes contacts 11b to close and switch 68a to open and switch 68b to close.
  • Closing of contacts lIb causes motor 22a to operate in a direction to lower racks it.
  • an arm tab on one of the racks' opens a switch 202; in switch box 20a on one of the standards 28. Opening of switch 2% cuts off the current to coil RC of starter II, and contacts IIb then open and switch 680. closes and switch 682) opens. Opening of contacts IIb stops motor 22a. The system is now in condition for the beginning of another out.
  • the support and discharge tables have fiat tops, because a flat web is being handled, but if the web is provided with longitudinal corrugations, the surface of the support and discharge tables will be correspondingly formed.
  • An apparatus for cutting a fibrous cement web into sheets and stacking the sheets which comprises a support table having a substantially .fiat oblong top, on which the web may travel lengthwise of the top, a discharge table having a substantially fiat top, the tops of the support and discharge tables being pervious, means for continuously passing air through the top of the support table from beneath during the operation of the apparatus to form an air cushion above said support table, a carriage movable across the support and back at an acute angle to the longitudinal axis of the support table during the travel of the web, a motor-driven cutter on the carriage, means for moving the carriage across the support and for raising and lowering the carriage relative to the support, and means actuated by a web of the support table from beneath, and means for selectively passing air through the top of the discharge table from beneath and applying suction to the top of the discharge table from beneath.
  • An apparatus for cutting a fibrous cement web into sheets and stacking the sheets which comprises a support table having a substantially flat oblong top, on which the web may travel lengthwise of the top, a discharge table having a substantially fiat top aligned with the top of the support table, the tops of the support and discharge tables being pervious, means for passing air through the tops of the tables from beneath to form an air cushion for supporting a the cutter, and the reciprocating, moving, andraising and lowering means.
  • An apparatus for cutting a fibrous cement web into sheets and stacking the sheets which comprises a support table having a substantially fiat oblong top, which is downwardly inclined in the direction of its length, a discharge table mounted at the lower end of the support table, the discharge table having a substantially fiat top downwardly inclined and aligned with the top of the support table, the tops of the support and discharge tables being pervious, means for passing air through the tops of the tables from beneath to form an air cushion on which a web can move lengthwise of the tables by gravity and means for cutting transversely a web moving along the support table on said air cushion.
  • An apparatus for cutting a fibrous cement web into sheets and stacking the sheets which comprises a support table having a substantially fiat obiong top, a discharge table having a substantially fiat top aligned with the top of the support table, the tops of the support and discharge tables being pervious, a cutter rotatable in a plane normal to the top of the support table, means for moving the cutter across the support table and back at an angle to the longitudinal axis of the support table, means for passing air through the tops of the tables from beneath to form an air cushion on which a web can travel while being cut, and means operable by a web traveling on said air cushion to control the operation of the cutter.
  • a method of cutting a fibrous cement web into sheets and stacking the sheets which comprises advancing the web lengthwise in its plane, while directing air under pressure against the rnzer side of the web to support it, cutting the advancing web cross-wise into sheets, advancing the sheets in their planes, while directing air under pressure against the under side of each sheet to support it, cutting oi! the supply of air and applying suction to the bottom of the sheets successively to hold each sheet against movement in its plane, turning the sheet upside down while maintaining the suction, and cutting off the suction to release the sheet.
  • An apparatus for cutting a plastic fibrous cement web into sh ets which comprises a support table having a substantially fiat top, a discharge table having a substantially fiat top, the tops the tables being aligned and pervious, a
  • cutter mounted above the support table, means for moving the cutter across the support table and back at an acute angle to the longitudinal axis of the support table, means for raising and lowering the cutter relatively to the support table, means for supplying air to the tops of the tables from beneath to form an air cushion on which a web may be supported and moved, and means operable by a web traveling on the air cushion on the support table for controlling the operation of the cutter and the means for moving and for raising and lowering the cutter.
  • An apparatus for cutting a fibrous cement web into sheets which comprises a support table, a discharge table at the end or the support table, the tables having hollow tops with alignedfiat pervious top surfaces, means for supplying air to the table tops to escape through the top surfaces thereof to provide a supporting air film over each table, means for cutting of!
  • An apparatus for cutting a fibrous cement web into sheets which comprises a support table, a dis"harge table at the end of the sup ort table, the tables having hollow tops with aligned fiat pervious top surfaces, means for supplying air to the table tops to provide a supporting air film ov-r each table, and m ans for cutting successive end sections from 'a web trave ing over the support table while supported on said air fi m, the cutting means including a cutting element mount d to lie above the support table, means for moving the element along the support table with the traveling web and then returning the element to its initial position, and means for lowering the element prior to its advance with the web and raising the element prior to its return movement.
  • a method of cutting a soft fibrous cement web into sheets and stackin the sheets the steps of advancing the web lengthwise with its plane substantially horizontal while supporting it from beneath on an air film. cutting successive end sections from the traveling web to form sheets, advan ing ea h s eet ed ewise with its p ane substant a ly horizontal to a place remote from the end of the web, whi e supporting the sheet from beneath onanfair film. and, when thesheet has reached said place, applying suction to the surface of the sheet at a multiplicity of points to hold the sheet against edgewise movement, bodily transferring the sheet to a. stack, while maintaining the suction thereon, and cutting off the suction to release the sheet, when it is upon the stack.

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