US627722A - Wire-reel. - Google Patents
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- B21—MECHANICAL METAL-WORKING WITHOUT ESSENTIALLY REMOVING MATERIAL; PUNCHING METAL
- B21C—MANUFACTURE OF METAL SHEETS, WIRE, RODS, TUBES OR PROFILES, OTHERWISE THAN BY ROLLING; AUXILIARY OPERATIONS USED IN CONNECTION WITH METAL-WORKING WITHOUT ESSENTIALLY REMOVING MATERIAL
- B21C47/00—Winding-up, coiling or winding-off metal wire, metal band or other flexible metal material characterised by features relevant to metal processing only
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- B21C47/14—Winding-up or coiling by means of a moving guide by means of a rotating guide, e.g. laying the material around a stationary reel or drum
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- Figure l is a side elevation of the reel with a portion thereof lshown in central' vertical sectional view with the parts of the mechanism in their operative position.
- Fig. 2 representsa sectional view on the line 24,2, Fig.
- A denotes an elevator-platform supported upon a' nger B, which is inclosed in a hydraulic cylipder C.
- a track'l Upon the elevator-platform is a track'l), which is brought into alinement when the platform is in its lowest position with' ajstationary track D', forming a continuous track, over which the cars are moved to andfrom the elevator-platform'.
- the rails of the track D are provided with slightdepressionsjD fitting the tread of the car-wheels, so that' the car will be held in its proper position upon "-"a coil 2, which is supported by the ribs provided with a circular rowof posts E3, projecting upward from the body of the car concentrically with the axis of the plunger B when the car is in position with the wheels E'resti'ng in the depressions D2 of the track D. 5 5
- 'F denotes a framework supported at a higher plane and provided with a journal-bearing F -to receive a rotating hollow shaft G, with its is rotated.
- the hollow shaft G is continued at its lower 65 end to form a curved spout or laying-arm G3, through which the wire is delivered.
- Attached to the laying-arm G5 is a" frame Il, which isy carried by the arm as the hollow shaft G is rotated.
- the frame l-I is provided with a 7o journal-bearing H', which incloses a vertical shaft H2.
- the upper end of the shaft H2 is provided with a pinion H3, which engages a stationary internal gear I, attached by bolts I to a circular disk 12, forming a part of the 75 frame F.
- the lower end of the vertical shaft H2 carries a pinionJ, which engages an annular rack J, formed upon the inner surface of a tapering drum J2, which is journaled upon a stud J3, supported by the frame H. 8oV As the frame H iscarried around by therotation of the hollow shaft'G the vertical shaft H2 is rotated by the engagement of the pinion H3 with'the annular rack I.
- the rotation of the vertical shaft H2 through the pinion J and 85 annular rack J serves to rotate the drum J2 in the opposite direction from the rotation of the frame H, from which the drum ⁇ is suspended, so that the resultant of the rotation of the drinn in one directian by the rotation of they 9o frame lI and the rotation of the frame in the opposite direction by means of the rotating shaft H2 will cause the drinn J2 to remain? -f stationary.
- the drum J2 is in theform of an inverted?? v frustu 1n of a cone, and the wire as it isdeliivered from the end of the spout G'is ⁇ laid.y l around the tapering sides J 4 of the druniaand within the circular row of posts E3, for
- the platform A When a coil has been completed, the platform Ais lowered the thickness of the coil md a second coil is laidupon the first, and so on until the space within the circular row of gbposts E3 is filled with coils. t When the car has been lled with coils, the platform A is lowered intothe position A', (indicated by broken lines,) bringing its track D in alinement with the' stationary track D', permit- -io' ting the car to he removed and an-empty car A substituted.
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no. 627,722. Patented lune 27, i899. v. E. EDWARDS.
WIRE REEL.
(Application led Aug. 25, 1897.) (No Model.)
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WIRE-REEL.
SPECIFICATION forming part of Lettere Patent Ne. 627,722, dated June 27', 1899.
Application tiled August 25, 1897. Serial No. 649,522. (No'model.)
lb all wiz/0m, t may concern:
Be it known that I, VICTOR E. EDWARDS, va citizen of the United States, residing at Vtrorcester, in the county of Worcester and State of Massachusetts, have invented a new and useful Improvement in lVire-Reels, of lwhich the following is a specification, reference being had to the accompanying drawings, forming a part of the'same and representingea reel embodying iny invention.
Figure l is a side elevation of the reel with a portion thereof lshown in central' vertical sectional view with the parts of the mechanism in their operative position. Fig. 2 representsa sectional view on the line 24,2, Fig.
car being supported upon an elevatoi'plat- "forni, whereby the car as it is loadelwith successive coils of Wire can be gradually lowered to allow the coils to be deposited one upon the other and when the car is illed lowered entirely clear of the ceiling mechanism arid removed frointhe elevator-platform and an empty car substituted; and it consists in the construction and arrangement of arts, as hereinafter described, and set forth n the accompanying claims.
Referring to the drawings, A denotes an elevator-platform supported upon a' nger B, which is inclosed in a hydraulic cylipder C. Upon the elevator-platform is a track'l), which is brought into alinement when the platform is in its lowest position with' ajstationary track D', forming a continuous track, over which the cars are moved to andfrom the elevator-platform'. The rails of the track D are provided with slightdepressionsjD fitting the tread of the car-wheels, so that' the car will be held in its proper position upon "-"a coil 2, which is supported by the ribs provided with a circular rowof posts E3, projecting upward from the body of the car concentrically with the axis of the plunger B when the car is in position with the wheels E'resti'ng in the depressions D2 of the track D. 5 5
'F denotes a framework supported at a higher plane and provided with a journal-bearing F -to receive a rotating hollow shaft G, with its is rotated.
, The hollow shaft G is continued at its lower 65 end to form a curved spout or laying-arm G3, through which the wire is delivered. Attached to the laying-arm G5 is a" frame Il, which isy carried by the arm as the hollow shaft G is rotated. The frame l-I is provided with a 7o journal-bearing H', which incloses a vertical shaft H2. The upper end of the shaft H2 is provided with a pinion H3, which engages a stationary internal gear I, attached by bolts I to a circular disk 12, forming a part of the 75 frame F. The lower end of the vertical shaft H2 carries a pinionJ, which engages an annular rack J, formed upon the inner surface of a tapering drum J2, which is journaled upon a stud J3, supported by the frame H. 8oV As the frame H iscarried around by therotation of the hollow shaft'G the vertical shaft H2 is rotated by the engagement of the pinion H3 with'the annular rack I. The rotation of the vertical shaft H2 through the pinion J and 85 annular rack J serves to rotate the drum J2 in the opposite direction from the rotation of the frame H, from which the drum `is suspended, so that the resultant of the rotation of the drinn in one directian by the rotation of they 9o frame lI and the rotation of the frame in the opposite direction by means of the rotating shaft H2 will cause the drinn J2 to remain? -f stationary.
The drum J2 is in theform of an inverted?? v frustu 1n of a cone, and the wire as it isdeliivered from the end of the spout G'is `laid.y l around the tapering sides J 4 of the druniaand within the circular row of posts E3, for
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,When a coil has been completed, the platform Ais lowered the thickness of the coil md a second coil is laidupon the first, and so on until the space within the circular row of gbposts E3 is filled with coils. t When the car has been lled with coils, the platform A is lowered intothe position A', (indicated by broken lines,) bringing its track D in alinement with the' stationary track D', permit- -io' ting the car to he removed and an-empty car A substituted.
The operation of the'reeling mechanism .deposits a series Vof coils one upon another and supported upon a car, by which they are .ig're-moved to different portions of the mill to undergo successive operations without rel' handling.v What I claim as my invention, and desire gto secure'by Letters Patent, is` 2o l. In a reeling mechanism the combination of -a platform, a car mounted thereon and provided with a series of postsinclosing a space adapted to receive a series of coils,
.means for coiling the wire in said spacefand` z 5 4means for lowering saidplatform as each successive coil is deposited upon said car, subs tantially as described.
'.2. The combination of an elevator having a' supporting-platform, acar mounted thereon 3ozfand having aseries of ,posts'inclosing a space Iforithe coils, a rotating laying-arm by whichA tlrewire is deposited on said car, and means '.forlowerin-g said elevator as the successive/ 'cdilSfre deposited on said car,v substantially 1.35.aa'described.` v
3.*lhecombin'ation with a receptacle to reeive'thel coils, of a laying-arm by which the wire is delivered, means 'for rotating said .arm'aroirnd the axis of'sad receptacle and a ationarytapering drumhaving its smaller end the 'lowest and located above lsaid coilreceptacle,substantiallyias described.
lLThe' combination with a coilsupporting 'platform ofga rotating laying-arm by which. T45' the wire is deliveredl to said receptacle,a sta:
ationary, by said arm`, said dum having tapering sides Afrom whichit falls bygavity upon said coil- 511.' ,ibe l." f i.
1 L 5, ,The combinationwith a coilsupporting jplagforx'nand a rotating'arm""of a rotating .f ra'me carried by said arm,
' movement drumaroundwliich the-wire is laidI a fixed stud held v in said frame, a tapering drum journaled on said stud concentric with the axis of said arm 5 and having an internal gear, an internal gear concentric with the gear on said drum, a shaft journaled inv said rotating frame, `a gear attached to said shaft and engaging the internal gear on said drum and a gear attached to said shaft and engaging said lixed gear whereby said drum is held from rotating as saidframe rotates, substantially as described.
6. The combination with a platform, a receptacle supported by said platform for the t coils of wire whereby a series of coils are heldconcentrically one above the other, coilling mechanism above said receptacle and means for imparting a downward step-by-step to said platform as the coils are 1 successive y laid thereon, substantially as described. l
7. Thecombination of a coiling mechanism, a platform beneath said coiling` mechanism, a car mounted on wheels supported on said platform and a track consisting of a pair of rails raised above the surface of said platform and'provided with depressions to receive the treads of the car-wheels, said rails and said depressions being arranged to hold `the' car concentrically with the axis of said ceiling mechanism,substantiall y as described.
'8. The combination of a stationary conical drum having its smaller end the lowest, a laying-arm, means for revolving said arm around the larger end of said' drum, and a platform below said drum upon which the coil is depositedwith a clear space between said platform and drum, substantially as described.
9. The combination of a Aplatform upon which the coil issupported, means for laying the coilupon the platform, a non-rotatable drumabove said platform and'means for sup'- porting said-drum from above, substantially.
as described.
1U. The `combination of a nou-rotatable drum, rotating'laying-arm having its end describing'a path around said drum, and'a removable platform upon which the coilfis laid, said platform being located below said drum,.substantially as described. `Dated this 23d-day of'August 1897.
VIG'IOR` E. EDWARDS.' Witnesses: v
RUFUs B. FQWLER, M. C. Paros. l
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| US2622822A (en) * | 1946-09-18 | 1952-12-23 | Field Crosby | Coil conveying apparatus |
| US2700812A (en) * | 1946-09-18 | 1955-02-01 | Field Crosby | Metal wool method |
| US2743066A (en) * | 1952-06-05 | 1956-04-24 | Crum Eben Jefferson | Continuous coil winding machine |
| US2849194A (en) * | 1955-05-09 | 1958-08-26 | Western Electric Co | Apparatus for coiling filamentary material |
| US2927744A (en) * | 1957-12-06 | 1960-03-08 | Vaughn Machinery Co | Wire drawing and winding machine |
| US2954180A (en) * | 1957-10-03 | 1960-09-27 | Wirecrafters Inc | Coiling strand material |
| US2997249A (en) * | 1958-03-13 | 1961-08-22 | Huttenwerk Rheinhausen Ag | Laying arm for wire coiling device |
| US3061229A (en) * | 1958-11-12 | 1962-10-30 | Crum Eben Jefferson | Machine for winding coreless coils |
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| US3101916A (en) * | 1957-05-31 | 1963-08-27 | Delore Sa Geoffroy | System for reeling out wire and the like from coils |
| DE1218246B (en) * | 1959-06-02 | 1966-06-02 | Delore Sa Geoffroy | Method and apparatus for continuously drawing a wire from a series of wire coils |
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| US2743066A (en) * | 1952-06-05 | 1956-04-24 | Crum Eben Jefferson | Continuous coil winding machine |
| US2849194A (en) * | 1955-05-09 | 1958-08-26 | Western Electric Co | Apparatus for coiling filamentary material |
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| US2954180A (en) * | 1957-10-03 | 1960-09-27 | Wirecrafters Inc | Coiling strand material |
| US2927744A (en) * | 1957-12-06 | 1960-03-08 | Vaughn Machinery Co | Wire drawing and winding machine |
| US3061893A (en) * | 1958-02-28 | 1962-11-06 | Joh Jacob Rieter & Co | Sliver colier |
| US2997249A (en) * | 1958-03-13 | 1961-08-22 | Huttenwerk Rheinhausen Ag | Laying arm for wire coiling device |
| US3061229A (en) * | 1958-11-12 | 1962-10-30 | Crum Eben Jefferson | Machine for winding coreless coils |
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