US976185A

US976185A - Suction-roll for paper-making machines.

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Publication number: US976185A
Application number: US57135610A
Authority: US
Inventors: John F King; James Neary
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1910-07-11
Filing date: 1910-07-11
Publication date: 1910-11-22
Anticipated expiration: 1927-11-22

Description

J. F: KING & J, NEAIEY.

SUCTION ROLL FOR PAPER MAKING momms.

AlBLIDATIOH FILED JULY 11,1910.

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Joan 1?. KING AND JAMES NEARY, or imnemnzoo, MICHIGAN.

Specification of Letters Patent.

SUCTION-ROLL FOR PAPER-MAKING -MAGHINES.

- Application filed luly ll, 1910. Serial No. 571,356.

To all whom it may concern:

Be it known that we, JOHN F. KING and JAMES NEARY, citizens of the United States, residing at Kalamazoo, Michi an, have invented certain new and use ul Improvements in Suction-Rolls for Paper-Making Machines, of which the following is a specification.

This invention relates to improvements in suction rolls for paper making machines.

Our improved suction rollis particularly designed by us for use as a suction box, al: though it may be readily adapted and is desirable for use as a suction web forming roll for paper making machines.

The main objects of our invention are: First, to provide unimproved suction roll for lpaper making machlnes which may be quic ly adjusted to webs of the desired width while the roll is revolving. Second, to provide an improved suction roll for paper making machines, which is compare tively. simple in structure and, at the same time, very efl'ective for the purpose.

Further objects, and objects relating to structural details, will definitely appear from the detailed descri tion to follow. a

We accomplish the o jects of our invention b thedevices and means described in the fo lowing specification.

The structure described constitutes one ef-, fective embodiment of ourinvention. Other embodiments could be readily devised by those skilled in the art.

The invention is clearly defined and point ed out in the claims.

,A. structure constitutin an eifective and referred embodiment of the features of our invention is clearly illustrated in the acspecification, in which;

Figure 1 is-an end elevation of a structure embodying the features of our invention, the lower portion of the pedestal bein broken away. Fig. 2 is a detail longitudinal seccompanying drawing, forming a part of this tional elevation taken on a line correspondshaft bein ing ,to the irregular line 2-2 of Fig. 1, the shownin full lines. Fig. 3 is an enlarge detail transverse sections view, taken on a line corresponding to the irregular line 3-3 of Fig. 2. Fig. 4 is an enlarged detail transverse sectional view, taken on a line corresponding to line 44 of Fig. 2.

Fig. 5 is an enlarged detail longitudinal sec-' tional view taken on a line corresponding to the suction header.

Patented Nov. 22, 1910.

line 5-5 of Fig. 1, showing details "ofthe header support. Fig. 6 is an enlarged de'' tail view, partially in longitudinal seotion,

showing the structural details oftne rods 20. I

Fig. 7 is anyenlarged detail sectional view, taken on a line corresponding-to the curved:

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line 77 of Fig. 3, showing details of the f head adjusting mechanism. Fig. 8 is a. dc

tail longitudinal section corresponding. w I' that of Fig.2, of a modified construction.

F i 9 is a detail-section taken on line 9+9 ofhi s. In the drawings, similar reference numerals refer to similar parts throughout the" several views, and the sectional views are taken looking in the direction of the little arrows at the ends of the section lines.

- Referringto the drawing, we have illus-.

trated our nnproved suction roll only, as-its adjustmentin relation to the web carryingfelt .or belt when used as a suction box, or in* conjunction with a suitable screen when used as a web forming roll, will be readily under? stood by those art.

driving connections, not

skilled in the paper making i The pedestal 1 is provided with a bearing, as 2, for the roll shaft 3-. The shaftSis prodisposed longitudinal partitions 5 thereon,

forming a series of radially-disposed coins partments 6. The 'outer wallor shell 7 1s foraminated. At one end we provide an;

inner annular wall- 8, which is spaced from the outer wall and forms, in connection with the longitudinnl partitions 5, a series of head chambers 9. Inthese head chambers.) are piston lieads-t), the piston heads bein slidably fitted into the chambers to be adjusted therein and thus to re llhf the length of the suction surface of tie roll. The wall 8 1:

projects beyond the ends of the pertitionsii 5, as clearly appearsin Fig. 2, as does also Betweentthis inner wall18.

a segment-dike sues the suction pipelh the hub' or core. and the hub, we arrangp tion header 10 to whic is connected. An annular flange 12 s on 1 the inner Wall 8, and a flange 13 iso'n the,

hub of the roll, and, with the ends of the partitions 5, present bearing surfaces for The suction header is adjustably supported by'means of the yoke like bracket 14, having a curved slot 15 therein through which the clamping bolts 16 are arranged.

The header is connected to the supporting bracket 14 by means of the pins 17 on the header, which slidably engage the adjustable sockets 18, which are screw-threaded through the support. Between the ends of these sockets l8 and the header we arrange the spiral springs 19, which hold the header yieldingly against its bearings so that, as the suction roll revolves, the compartments are successively brought into connection with the header. A suitable port in the header provides for this connection.

To adjust the heads 9 in the head chambers, we provide them with rods 20, having laterally-projecting pins 21 thereon, which project through the longitudinal guiding slots 22 in the outer wall of the roll, (see Figs. 2 and The adjusting member 2?) is provided with a cam groove 24;, expanded at its forward end to engage these projections as the roll is revolved, and to bring them into alinement. This cam may engage any projecting member connected to said heads. The adjusting member is shifted laterally by means of the screw 25, secured thereto, which is engaged by the nut :26 bearing the hand wheel 27, journ'aied on the bracket 14. The adjusting member 23 is curved to correspond to the curvature of the roll,-see Fig. 3,and is suitably guided longitudinally by the rods 28. By this simple device, the heads 9 may be adjusted in or out uniformly by the manipulation of a single adjusting member, the adjustment being rapid and eas and while the roll is in motion. This ad usting member is of sufficient length to engagerall the head connections that are acted upon by the suction at any particular instant.

In Figs. 8 and 9 we show a modified structure in which the wall 8 is extended andprovided with guide grooves 29 for the head rods 28, which are offset at 30 to engage the groove of the member v I We have illustrated and described our improvements in detail in the form in which ,we have embodied them. \Ve are aware, fjhowever, that the structure is capable of considerable variation in. its details without departing from our invention, but as such variations will be readily understood by those skilled in the art to which this invention relates, we have not attempted to describe or illustrate the same in detail herein.

Having thus described our invention,

. 1. A suction roll comprising a plurality ,-of. radially-disposed compartments, each compartment bein provided with a Head chamber; a forammated outer wallhaving longitudinal guide slots extending beyond tion for controllin successively as said roll is revolved to adjust and maintain the position of said heads,

and a screw connection for controlling said adjusting member.

' A suction roll comprising a plurality of radially-disposed compartments, each compartment being provided with a head chamber; a foraminated outer wall-having longitudinal guide slots extending beyond said head chambers; a suction connection arranged to successively connect with the said compartments as said roll is revolved; heads arranged in said head chambers; and means for adjusting said heads comprising rods connected thereto having lateral projections arranged through said guide slots in said outer wall, an adjusting member having a cam therein adapted to engage said rods successively as said roll is revolved to adjust and maintain the position of said heads, and means for controlling said adjusting member.

3. A suction roll comprising a plurality of radially-disposed compartments, each compartment being provided with a head chamber; a for-aminated outer wall for said roll;

a suction connection arranged to successively connect with said compartment as said roll is revolved; heads arranged in said head chambers; and, an adjusting member with a cam surface to engage members to adjust said heads and maintain them in position while the roll is in motion, as specified.

4. A suction roll comprising a plurality of radially-disposed compartments, each compartment bein provided with a head chamber; a foraminated outer wall; a suction connection arranged to successively counect with the said compartments as said; roll is revolved; heads arranged in said head' chambers; and means for adjusting said heads comprising projecting members, an adjusting member lfaving a cam therein adapted to engage said projecting members as said roll is revolved, and a screw connecsaid adjusting member.

5. A suction rofi comprising a plurality of radially-disposed com artments, each compartment-being provi ed with a head chamber; a foraminated outer wall; a suction connection arranged to successively connect with the said compartments as said roll is revolved; heads arranged in said head chambers; and means for adjusting said heads comprising projecting members, an adjusting member having a cam therein A chambers; projecting members on each of radially-disposed partitions, an annular inormed thereon; a suction header arranged adapted toengage said projecting members as said roll is revolved, and means for controlling said adjusting member.

6; A suction roll comprising a plurality of radially disposed compartments, each compartment being provided: with a head chamber; a forannnated outer wall; a suction connection arranged to successively connect with the said compartments as said roll is revolved; heads arranged in said head said heads, an adjustable member adapted to engage said projecting members as said roll is revolved, and re ulate their position and means to control said adjustable member.

7. A suction roll comprising a foraminated outer wall; a body portion having radiallyedisposed partitions, an annular inner Wall, a hub or core, said hub and inner wall being arranged to project beyond said partitions, and an annular bearing surface formed thereon; a suction header arranged porting pedestal for said roll; a support for said suction header having a curved slot therein, bolts arranged through said slot to engage said pedestal, pins-on said header sockets for said pins threaded through said, header support, and springs arranged oxj said pins to engage said header and said sockets.

8. A suction .roll comprising a foraminated outer wall, abody portion having not wall, (u/hub .or core, said hub and'inner wall being arranged to pro ect beyond said artitlons, and anannular bearing surface to contact with said bearing, surfaceto embrace the said chambers successively; a"support for said suction header having a curved slot-therein, securing bolts arranged through said slot, pins onv said header,,sockets for l said pins threaded through said header sup I port, and s rings arranged on said pins to.

engagesai header and said sockets.

9. A suction roll comprising a foraminated outer wall, abody portion having radially-dis osed'partit-ions, an annular inner wall, a ub or core, said hub and inner wall being arranged to project beyond said partitions, and an annular bearing surface formed thereon; a suction header arranged to contact with said bearing surface to embrace the. said chambers successively; and a support for said suction header having a curved slot therein and securing bolts arranged through said slot. g

101A suction roll provided with a plurality of radially-disposed compartments; a suction header adapted to successivelymeonnect with said compartments as said roll is revolved, a support for said suction header having a curved slot therein, clamping bolts arranged through said, slot, ins on said header, sockets .for "said p1ns threaded through said header support, and springs arranged on said pins to engage said header and said sockets. g

11. A suction roll provided with a plurality of radially-disposed compartments; a suction header adapted to successively connect with said compartments as said roll is revolved, a support for said suction header, pins on said header, sockets for saidpins threaded through-said header support, and

p g nged on said'plns to engage said header and said sockets.

In Witness whereof, We have hereunto set witnesses. v i i JOHN F. KING. [1,; 51.] JAMES NEARY. [Ls] Witnesses: I L. G. GREENFIELD,

F GERTRUDE TALLMAN.

our hands and seals in the presen-ce'of two