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US3180638A
US3180638A US185626A US18562662A US3180638A US 3180638 A US3180638 A US 3180638A US 185626 A US185626 A US 185626A US 18562662 A US18562662 A US 18562662A US 3180638 A US3180638 A US 3180638A
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
    • B65H31/00—Pile receivers
    • B65H31/32—Auxiliary devices for receiving articles during removal of a completed pile
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
    • B65H1/00—Supports or magazines for piles from which articles are to be separated
    • B65H1/30—Supports or magazines for piles from which articles are to be separated with means for replenishing the pile during continuous separation of articles therefrom
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
    • B65H2405/00—Parts for holding the handled material
    • B65H2405/30—Other features of supports for sheets
    • B65H2405/32—Supports for sheets partially insertable - extractable, e.g. upon sliding movement, drawer
    • B65H2405/322—Supports for sheets partially insertable - extractable, e.g. upon sliding movement, drawer with belt or curtain like support member, i.e. for avoiding relative movement between sheets and support during insertion or extraction
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
    • B65H2701/00—Handled material; Storage means
    • B65H2701/10—Handled articles or webs
    • B65H2701/17—Nature of material
    • B65H2701/176—Cardboard

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  • the invention is directed to feeding devices of the type comprising a mechanism for distributing one by one paper or cardboard sheets taken from a pile and wherein the pile is supported by a plate and raised by endless chains so as to maintain practically constant the level of the upper face of the pile, where the sheets are removed one by one.
  • Arrangements have been proposed for allowing the substitution of a fresh pile for a pile being exhausted, without being necessary to interrupt the working of the machine which is supplied by the aforesaid pile.
  • the present invention pursues the same aim, but with means facilitating the putting in place of each new pile and, moreover, lending itself to a semi-automation of the above mentioned operations.
  • apparatus for continuously feeding sheets and including a device which feeds sheets one by one from the top of a pile.
  • the apparatus comprises elevator means for supporting a pile of sheets, with the top thereof in operative association with the feed device for having the sheets re-
  • the elevator means raises the pile as the latter is being depleted, to always maintain the top of the pile in association with the feed device.
  • the elevator means includes parallel girders defining spaces therebetween and forming a grate.
  • apparatus further comprises rake means located at a level above the elevator means for being inserted into the pile of sheets as the elevator means reaches the level of the rake means so that the rake means supports the pile independently of the elevator means.
  • the invention further contemplates the provision of truck means containing a fresh pile of sheets for transferring the latter to the elevator means.
  • the truck means includes spaced girders cooperatively arranged for being inserted into the spaces between the girders of the elevator means at a level slightly-thereabove.
  • the elevator means is then lifted to engage and support the fresh pile of sheets and raise the same from the truck means towards and into contact with the rake means which is still raising the original pile of sheets towards the feed device.
  • the rake means is withdrawn as the fresh pile of sheets on the elevator means comes into contact therewith to cause the remainder of the sheets from the first pile to be deposited onto the sheets of the fresh pile.
  • the rake means inil hfigh Patented Apr.
  • the girders of the elevator means have upper sur faces provided with notches and each needle of the rake means has edges which rest in the notches of adjacent girders of the elevator means as the needles are inserted into the pile, whereby the girders of the elevator means support the needles of the rake means as the latter penetrate into the pile.
  • the girders of the elevator means support the needles until the latter are supported at the free ends thereof on said support, after which time the elevator means may be lowered.
  • the rake means includes means for minimizing friction between the sheets of the pile and the needles, as the latter are inserted and withdrawn from the pile.
  • FIGS. 1 to 6 are diagrammatic illustrations explaining the working principle of the feeding apparatus of the invention.
  • FIG. 7 is a diagrammatic plan view, of the elevator, the rake and the truck.
  • FIG. 8 is a sectional view through the elevator, on an enlarged scale.
  • FIGS. 9a and 9b are sections of the two ends of a rake element.
  • FIG. 10 is a simplified view in elevation of a sheet feeding device.
  • the semi-schematic view in elevation of the FIG. 1 shows a pile freshly introduced, in working condition.
  • This pile occupies volume 1 and its sheets leave it by forming a layer 2, being taken out one by one by means known by themselves which is unnecessary to describe in further detail.
  • This pile is put on an elevator 3, formed by rectilinear, parallel supports made up of small girders guided in the direction of the transport of the sheets, i.e. parallel to the plane of the drawing and regularly spaced from each other.
  • a rake which is made up of needles 8, for being displaced horizontally between rollers 9 and a transversal support 10.
  • the elevator 3 has been lowered again to the level of the ground 11, its cross-bars d and 5 being sunkin the:
  • a truck 13 supporting a new pile of sheets 1'. It is also made up in the manner a momentary free guiding and supporting spaced of the 7 elements of the rake 8, the position oftwo of these ele- The elementsof the truck are arranged and sized in such a way that they pass between the girders of the elevator 3, maintaining the bottom of pile 1 above the level of the girders of elevator 3, this condition being necessary to allowthe fresh pile 1 to be placed over the elevator 3.
  • FIG. 4 shows the beginning of the introduction of the new pile 1 in the feeding device in direction of the arrow 1'7. Therein, appears the level difference x between the lower face of the pile brought by the truck 13 and the upper face of the elevator 3. it is also apparent that the height of the remainder of the pile 1 has been reduced, this pile having continued its ascent during the reloading operation above described;
  • the truck 13 As to the truck 13, it can be reloaded for each operation.
  • rollers 15 and 16 of the truck roll at least partially on rails which guide them.
  • this elevator On one side of this elevator is, at-a given height, the rake 8, the elements of which are arranged in such a way that the elements of the rake and the girders of the elevator may intejrpenetrate.
  • the rake is shifted therefore in direction of arrow 19.
  • Opposite the rake and at ground level lies the truck 13 made up in a like manner of spaced,
  • This figure shows also in section, the position of two elements of the truck 13at the time of reloading, where the upper level ofthese latter is above the upper level of the small girders ofthe elevator.
  • FIGSL9a and 9b show semi-diagrammatically, how each element of the rake .8, called above needle, is made, FIG. 9a referring to its back end and FIG. 9b to its front end, both views being in vertical longitudinal section.
  • each element 8 leads a lower strap 22 and an upper strap 23, which, starting from the back 'end of the element, respectively pass over pulleys 24, 25 near the tapered frontend 3' and then, come. back through the center of the element.
  • the outer strands of these straps are fixed independently inthe respective lashing blocks 26, 27', solid for instance with a guiding wall 28(see also FIG. 1) of the rake. i 1 1
  • the two joined central strands pass together over a pulley 29, integral with the back end 8". of the element under consideration, before to be lashedto the fixed block .27. It is'evident that at the. time the element or needle 8 goes forth or back, the straps referred to will be unwound or wound up on and under the sheets between which the element is introduced and from where it is withdrawn. Any friction is thus avoided.
  • the sheet pile l is supported by the elevator 3, the fresh pile i is onthe truck 13, the rake 8 being inoperative and being withdrawn from the support aft ⁇ .
  • the cross-bars of the elevator are shown at 4 and 5 and, at 1.2 are shown the ground pits designed to accommodate, bars 4 and 5 when they occupy their lowest position. 5
  • the chains lifting the elevator 3 are shown at- 6 and 7, passing over the chain wheels 39, on which counterweights 31 maintain them, the said chain wheels being solid with a cog-wheel'SZ.
  • the rake 8 and its support .10. are vintheirturn supported by a frame .33 associated to an individual motor 34' and guided by rollers 35, able to be raised and low- Chains 36 and 37 supportthis assembly. In their turn they pass over chain wheels 38 solid withicog-whe el 39 and are terminated by counterweights 40.
  • a motor 46 and gearing visible onits left make it possible to drive the cog-wheel39 and thus raise or lower the rake 8. and the elements on which it depends, in
  • the elevator 3 supports as it appears in FIG. 10, a stop 44 adapted to contact a switch 45.
  • This latter switch performs two functions: on the one hand, for driving the motor 34 in order to cause the rake to move forward and to introduce it on the elevator 3 occupying at that moment the required level, and on the other hand to set into operation the left-hand group of gearing with a view of causing the rake 8 (chains 36, 37) to move up momentarily in synchronism with the elevator 3.
  • the motor 34 stops automatically or stops the automatic ascent of the elevator and brings about its rapid descent, the motor 41 carrying out this operation while the rake it continues its ascent.
  • the rake is withdrawn, the remainder of the first pile 1 is supported on the new pile l, and the rake will finally be lowered to its starting position.
  • This operation is carried out by a special motor 47 and the gearing 46.
  • the end travel stop will be preferably automatic.
  • any means can be provided for preventing wrong handlings, excessive ascent of the pile, and for ensuring the automation of all or part of the described operations.
  • the reloading piles are brought to the feeding device and introduced in this latter in the gripping and conveying direction of the sheets, but it is clear that the introduction could also be done laterally, for instance.
  • Apparatus for continuously feeding sheets wherein a device feeds sheets one by one from the top of a pile
  • said apparatus comprising elevator means for supporting a pile of sheets with the top thereof in operative association with said device for having the sheets removed one by one from said pile, said elevator means raising the pile as the latter is :being displaced to always maintain the 7 top of the pile in association with said device, said elevator continue feeding of the sheets from the pile by said device, truck means containing a fresh pile of sheets for transferring the latter to the elevator means, said truck means including spaced girders cooperatively arranged for being inserted into the spaces between the girders of the elevator means at a level slightly t-hereabove, said elevator means being lifted to engage and support the fresh pile of sheets and raise the same from said truck means towards and into contact with said rake means which is still raising the first said pile towards said device, said rake means being withdrawn as said fresh pile of sheets on the elevator means comes into contact therewith to cause the remainder of the sheets from the first pile to be deposited
  • Apparatus as claimed in claim 1 comprising pulleys within said needles and engaging said straps to cause the latter to move as said needles are moved relative to said pile of sheets.
  • Apparatus for continuously feeding sheets wherein a device feeds sheets one by one from the top of a pile
  • said apparatus comprising elevator means for supporting a pile of sheets with the top thereof in operative association with said device for having the sheets removed one by one from said pile, said elevator means raising the pile as the latter is being depleted to always maintain the top of the pile in association with said device, said elevator means including parallel girders defining spaces therebetween and forming a grate, rake means located at a level above the elevator means for being inserted into said pile of sheets as the elevator means reaches the level of said rake means so that the latter supports the pile independently of the elevator means, means for lowering the elevator means, with the pile supported on the rake means, to the initial position of the elevator means whereby the latter may be loaded with a fresh pile of sheets, mean-s for raising the rake means and the pile supported thereon to continue feeding of the sheets from the pile by said device, truck means containing a fresh pile of sheets for transferring the latter to the elevator means
  • each said needle having a supported end opposite said free end, a pulley in'eaeh said needle at the supported end thereof, a pair of pulleys in each said needle'nearsaid free end, said movable straps including a pair of joined movable straps having one end secured, said joined straps passing around the pulley at said supported end, the straps extending to the other pulleys, each strap passing around one thereof and being secured at a location near that at which the joined straps are secured.
  • Apparatus for continuously feeding sheets wherein a device feeds sheets one by one from the top of a pile, said apparatus comprising elevator means for supporting a pile of sheets with the top thereof in operative association with said device for having the sheets removed one by one from said'pile, said elevator means raising the pile;
  • said elevator means including parallel girders defining spaces therebetween and forming a grate, rake means located at a level above the elevator means for beinginserted into said pile of sheets as the elevator means reaches the level of said rake means so that the latter supports the pile independently of the elevator means, means for lowering the elevator means, with the pile supported on the rake means, to the initial position of the elevator means whereby the latter may be loaded with a fresh pile of sheets,
  • truck means including spaced girders cooperatively .ar-
  • each needle of the rake means having upper surfaces provided with notches, each needle of the rake meanshaving edges resting in the notches of adjacent girders of the elevator means as said needles are inserted into said pile wherebysaidgirders'of said elevator means support the needles of therakemeans as the latter penetrate into said pile, said girders of.
  • the elevator means supporting saidneedlesruntil the latter are supported at the free ends thereof on said support after which time the elevator means" may be lowered
  • the apparatus further comprising straps in part constituting surfaces for each said needle and means for moving said straps at said surface in ,a direction'opposite to that which the needles are movedwvhen the latter are inserted and are withdrawn from the said pile of sheets to reduce the relative speed'hetween'the sheets of the pile and the surfaces of-the needles 6.
  • Apparatus as claimed in claim 5 comprising a frame supporting said rake means adapted for being raised and lowered, said frame-"including said support for said free ends of the spaced needles.

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