WO1998018706A1 - Vorrichtung und verfahren zum verlegen von band- oder streifenförmigem material - Google Patents
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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
- B65H54/00—Winding, coiling, or depositing filamentary material
- B65H54/76—Depositing materials in cans or receptacles
- B65H54/78—Apparatus in which the depositing device or the receptacle is reciprocated
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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
- B65H2301/00—Handling processes for sheets or webs
- B65H2301/40—Type of handling process
- B65H2301/42—Piling, depiling, handling piles
- B65H2301/421—Forming a pile
- B65H2301/4216—Forming a pile of web folded in zig-zag form
- B65H2301/42162—Juxtaposing several piles
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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
- B65H2701/00—Handled material; Storage means
- B65H2701/10—Handled articles or webs
- B65H2701/18—Form of handled article or web
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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
- B65H2701/00—Handled material; Storage means
- B65H2701/30—Handled filamentary material
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- the present invention relates to a device for laying tape-like or strip-shaped material with a supporting structure and a platform, with at least one laying device assigned to the supporting structure for laying the material, with at least one material feeder assigned to the laying device and with at least one receptacle assigned to the platform for the material to be laid by the laying device, the laying device comprising a laying arm assigned to the receptacle and the platform and the laying arm being movable at least horizontally, in each case orthogonally to one another and with reversible orientation,
- Ribbon or strip material is used in many areas of industrial processing. Above all, textile fabrics such as woven fabrics, knitted fabrics and nonwovens, but also paper, natural, plastic or metal products or composite materials or composites thereof, for example in the form of foils, foamed and / or coated and / or fibrous products, are used in Band or strip form processed further.
- textile fabrics such as woven fabrics, knitted fabrics and nonwovens, but also paper, natural, plastic or metal products or composite materials or composites thereof, for example in the form of foils, foamed and / or coated and / or fibrous products, are used in Band or strip form processed further.
- the material or strip material is therefore zigzag-shaped in receptacles or on receptacle plates, placed in several layers or stacked, whereby considerably more linear meters of material can be accommodated than when winding on rolls.
- This material or strip laying process is known under the name "Festooning”, the associated device under the name “Festooner”, for example from US Pat. No. 5,087,140.
- the device there comprises a frame and a platform which are movable relative to one another. Specifically, the platform is used as a support for the laid material and is moved back and forth by means of a slide in the transverse direction, below a laying device assigned to the frame.
- the laying device comprises a laying arm which can be pivoted forwards and backwards essentially in the longitudinal direction and a material feed to the laying arm.
- the horizontal directions of movement of the laying arm and platform are orthogonal to each other.
- the material feed is rigidly attached to the frame and consists essentially of a rear and a front roller, through which the material is guided to the laying arm.
- the movement of the rollers of the material feed and the swiveling laying arm are realized using complex mechanics.
- gearwheels coupled to it for transmitting the rotary movement to a pneumatic drive for generating the pivoting movement of the laying arm are provided.
- the material thickness is determined by the small distance between a contact-holding roller and the front roller of the material feed and by the distance of the inflexible unfolding parts of the laying arm
- the material width is determined by the distance from leading side edge areas on the rear roller of the material feed and by the width of the unfolding parts of the laying arm, in practice, with regard to precise guiding and laying of the material, an identity of the widths of the material, the material feed rollers and the unfolding parts of the laying arm is realized.
- a device for laying strip material which comprises a plurality of frames and a platform which are movable relative to one another.
- the platform does not move horizontally, but is only moved in the vertical direction.
- Several packaging boxes are arranged on the platform and are filled with material, the laying devices arranged above the boxes being arranged on a longitudinally movable frame.
- the laying devices consist of only two rollers. The material emerging between the rollers of the laying device moves freely and without guidance in the space above the cartons, which is disadvantageous with regard to an exact laying.
- the orthogonal to the longitudinal movement of the laying device which is necessary in order to use the space of the packaging carton in the longitudinal and transverse directions to move the material, is realized in that the material feed is mounted on a cross-movable frame.
- the material is transported in a constant position between the two rollers of the laying device, together with them and accordingly within the packaging box.
- a variation of the band width is also not possible in the device in question, since the band feed there comprises guide elements which are fixedly spaced from one another and which specify the material width and the position-independent material guide and thus limit the range of applications with regard to different band or strip widths.
- the known device must be equipped with new guide elements for the material feed when changing material. This retrofitting measure is also associated with a standstill of the device and requires machine knowledgeable, expensive specialist staff.
- the invention is based on the object of specifying a device of the type in question which enables the laying of strip-like or strip-shaped material of different width dimensions, without having to mechanically retrofit the device .
- a guided laying of the material using a laying arm should be ensured in such a way that when laying the material, despite the different width dimensions, optimum use is made of the dimensions specified by a receptacle.
- a method is to be specified which realizes the aforementioned requirements, in particular using the device according to the invention.
- a device of the type in question is designed in such a way that the material feed can be moved in an oscillating manner in the horizontal direction of movement of the platform, but in each case in the opposite orientation to the platform, and that the laying arm has a horizontal material guide area, the material of which can be transported over its entire width is.
- the material supply to the device is not rigid but is movably assigned and can be moved horizontally, corresponding to the platform movement and orthogonal to the laying arm, and the laying arm is one has horizontal material guide area. If material of a smaller width is now fed in, the movement of the material feeder allows the entire horizontal material guide area of the laying arm to be used, which is only partially covered by the smaller material width. This opens up the possibility of an exact laying, despite the fact that the material width differs from that of the material guide area of the laying arm.
- the material feed Due to the movement of the material feed, the material can now be rich of the laying arm are spent, that in principle a direct to the boundary, to the side edge area or to the side wall of the recording subsequent laying of the material is possible. Furthermore, it has been recognized that an optimal utilization of the dimensions for laying material specified by a receptacle can be realized if the movement of the material feed is related to the movement of the platform on which the receptacle is located. For this purpose, according to the invention, the material feed is moved alternately in the opposite orientation to the orientation of the platform, the material being able to exit in a targeted manner at the respective reversal point of the platform or the receptacle.
- the point in time at which the material has reached a side edge of the material guide area could be coordinated with the point in time at which the receptacle moving in the opposite direction to the horizontal material transport reaches the laying arm.
- Another particular advantage that results from the device according to the invention can be seen in the fact that the material can be laid in very large-volume receptacles or packaging boxes, for example of 1200 mm in length and width
- the maximum material width depends on the width of the laying arm and thus the width variation is made possible in a region which is determined by the width of the laying arm in its maximum, this is expediently designed to be wider than the material width.
- the laying arm could be twice as wide as the material, whereby dimensions from 80 mm to 40 mm could be realized.
- a span of approx. 100 mm - 400 mm advantageously covers a very wide range of varying material widths.
- the material can be transported on the horizontal material guide area of the laying arm until the material guided in the direction of the approaching receptacle comes into the area of the receptacle limit or until the receptacle limit comes into the area of the material.
- the material then in the orthogonal to the material feed and platform direction in the Relocated to the receiving limit there is a change of orientation, the platform moving in such a way that the opposite receiving limit is moved in the direction of the laying arm and the material feed moves in such a way that the material is moved in the direction of the receiving limit now approaching from the other side .
- the side edges of the material guide area are decisive for the opposite change of orientation of the platform and the material feed.
- the material moves on the one hand downwards, in the direction of the receptacle, on the other hand horizontally in the direction of a side edge of the material guide area.
- the recording also moves - but in the opposite direction and thus coming from the other side - in the direction of the same side edge of the material guide area.
- the material and the inner wall of the packaging carton reach the side edge of the material guide area at the same time and remain there until the laying process for one position in the direction of movement orthogonal to the platform and the material feed is completed.
- the inner wall of the packaging box is now in close proximity to the side edge of the material guide area of the laying arm. If it is a receiving pallet without side walls, then an essentially direct connection of the side edge of the material guide area to the side side edge area of the pallet or to the lateral boundary of the receiving device is realized.
- the device according to the invention could be used for the production of semi-finished products or also end products, for example for the construction industry, mineral and / or organic insulating material being filled into formwork elements. In any case, it is ensured with the invention that the device can be equipped with a wide variety of receptacles flexibly and without complex mechanical modification and that material of the most varied width and loading can be laid.
- a support arm that can be moved via horizontal drives could be provided, on which a delivery mechanism is arranged.
- the support arm is a longitudinal cross member, which is moved in the transverse direction by preferably electronically controllable horizontal drives.
- the horizontal drives for the longitudinal crossmember could be combined in two feed units, the units being synchronized with one another.
- a delivery mechanism with two delivery rollers could be provided on the longitudinal crossmember, between which the material coming from an unwinding and cutting device is transported to the laying device. By means of a guide roller, the horizontally arriving material could be deflected essentially in the vertical direction towards the laying device.
- a longitudinal movement is carried out by the laying arm.
- a particularly low structural effort to implement the loading Motion results when the laying arm is designed as a swivel arm, which is driven by a swivel drive assigned to the laying device. It is advantageous here if the swivel drive can be controlled, so that the deflection angle of the laying arm can be determined. In the case of the exemplary embodiment in question, this also enables a different length dimension of the receptacle or the packaging carton.
- the laying device could further comprise control means for monitoring the deflection angle of the laying arm.
- the vertical or at least angled to the horizontal transport of the material in the direction of the receptacle could take place in that the laying arm has two drive belts between which the material is moved.
- the laying device could have a belt drive, which could also be controllable in order to set speeds of the drive belts adapted to the material quality.
- the rollers each receiving a drive belt could have a different diameter.
- the rollers furthest away from the belt drive could have a smaller diameter at the free end of the laying arm than the rollers arranged directly on the belt drive.
- Such an embodiment is advantageous for achieving a light or even filigree embodiment of the laying arm and for taking advantage of the dimensions of a packaging box, which extends parallel to the pivoting direction.
- the smaller-diameter rollers reduce the mass of the laying arm to be moved and thus the drive torque of approx. 2000 Nm, and on the other hand the distance between the material output of the laying arm and the side wall of the packaging carton adjacent in the pivoting direction is reduced.
- the large dimensions of the rollers assigned to the belt drive ensure low, more easily traded speeds.
- Speed deviations or fluctuations in the drive belt tension could be monitored by control means.
- the laying arm In order for the material to be permanently and precisely guided over the length of the laying arm, the laying arm could have material guiding means.
- guide rollers arranged opposite the transport intermediate space and arranged on the inside of the drive belt could be provided.
- the forced guidance enables higher laying speeds of 200 m / min to be achieved compared to usually approximately 100 m / min.
- the controllability mentioned with regard to the swivel drive and the belt drive of the laying device could advantageously be achieved by providing an electronically controllable servo motor with which the process parameters can be freely programmed.
- E.g. the speed of the drive belts and / or the reversing speed could be adjusted in view of the pivoting movement of the laying arm.
- the use of a servo motor with a view to realizing the swiveling movement is emphasized as being particularly advantageous compared to the use of mechanical drive technologies, such as, for example, crank drives.
- crank drives In the case of crank drives, a rotary movement is converted into a swiveling movement, the geometrical conditions being associated with an ever inadequate utilization of the receiving surface as the dimensions of the receptacle become larger.
- a transmission rod which is attached on the one hand to the circumference of the crank disc and on the other hand to the swivel-mounted laying arm, spends the laying arm - starting from its central position - in any case unevenly, which not only causes incomplete use of the space available in the receptacle, but also adversely affects the laying profile and the material may tear and / or become blocked.
- the electric drive or servo drive used in an advantageous manner, all these disadvantageous phenomena are remedied and a controllability of the pivoting movement of the laying arm is produced, which now more can be deflected, accelerated or braked as desired.
- the different qualities of the material can be coordinated, not only with regard to the width of the material, but also with regard to the thickness and, if necessary, surface properties and other material properties, such as strength.
- the material can be stored precisely or at high speed in or on recordings using servomotors.
- the supporting structure could comprise a vertically movable stage on which the laying device is arranged. At least one vertical drive is required to drive the stage. Preferably, several vertical drives are used, which are electronically connected to each other.
- hold-downs could be arranged on the stage, which act on the laid material as soon as the orientation of the laying arm has changed.
- the hold-down devices could hold the stored material loops and pull on the previous position. This could further optimize the use of the available space, for example a packaging box.
- the hold-down devices could preferably work pneumatically.
- At least one horizontal drive could also be provided with the drive technology of the platform to be moved horizontally.
- the latter are also electronically connected to each other.
- Another important advantage of the device according to the invention is the fact that a very high number of laying sites can be realized with a small amount of personnel and space.
- Several laying points could be arranged in pairs, mirror images in a row, and several rows of laying points of the device could also be connected in series, thus forming a device in the size of a system.
- the combination of several placement points is made possible by constructive and drive and control measures, whereby a central component, such as a longitudinal beam, stage and platform, could be assigned individual components, such as a corresponding number of hold-down devices, a corresponding number of laying devices and a corresponding number of receptacles.
- a particularly advantageous measure for coordinating the individual movements of the individual components of the device according to the invention is the use of a control device.
- the control could coordinate the movements in all five drive axes, which with regard to the horizontal drives of the material feed, to the belt and swivel drives the laying device, the vertical drives of the supporting structure or the stage and the horizontal drives of the platform exist.
- a device according to the invention with a control device for coordinating the movement sequences is a very particularly preferred embodiment.
- a programmable logic controller has proven to be particularly advantageous, so that programs can be called up conveniently, for example depending on the nature of the material to be laid and / or depending on the dimensions of the receptacle or a packaging box, and all pre gears take place automatically.
- the present invention furthermore relates to a method which solves the underlying problem by the features of claim 22.
- Thereafter is the method known from US Pat. No. 5,087,140 for laying strip or strip-shaped material, the material being fed via a material feed to a laying device, the material being discharged from the laying device to a receptacle, and wherein the laying device and the receptacle is moved back and forth at least horizontally and orthogonally to one another, further developed according to the invention in that the material feed is moved back and forth in the horizontal direction of movement of the receptacle, but in the opposite orientation to the receptacle, and in that the material is horizontal, at least partially over the width of a laying arm of the laying device is transported.
- the method can be carried out automatically in accordance with a particularly preferred embodiment, all movable components, in particular the material feed, the platform, the platform for the laying device, the pivotable laying arm and the drive belt of the laying arm being driven in an electronically controlled manner.
- Each drive could be controlled individually, with all parameters being saved or called up specific to the product and program, and the process thus running automatically.
- This also makes it possible to operate a large number of laying points simultaneously, possibly even with different quality materials per laying point or per subunit or group when selecting suitable parameters and matching parameters for central components such as the platform and possibly the stage and the material feed.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic, perspective illustration of a first exemplary embodiment of the device according to the invention
- Fig. 2 in a schematic, perspective view, simplified, the
- Fig. 3 in a schematic, perspective view, simplified, the
- FIG. 4 shows a schematic, sketchy illustration of a side view of the laying arm of a second exemplary embodiment of the device according to the invention
- FIG. 5 shows, in a highly schematic basic illustration, a third exemplary embodiment of the device according to the invention with several laying points in the sense of a system
- FIG. 6 shows a fourth embodiment of the device according to the invention with several laying points in the sense of a system as well as a control and drive concept in a highly schematic basic illustration Fig. 7 in a highly schematic schematic representation of the subject
- Fig. 6 as one of four devices with several laying points in the sense of an expanded system and a further control and drive concept.
- Fig. 1 shows schematically a first embodiment of the device according to the invention for laying strip or strip-shaped material 1 with a support structure 2 and a platform 3.
- the support structure 2 is assigned a laying device 4 for laying the material 1, which in the feed direction F to the device is transported.
- a material feed 5 is provided above the laying device 4.
- On the platform 3 there is a receptacle 6 designed here as a packaging carton for the material 1 coming from the laying device 4.
- the laying device 4 has a laying arm 7 which extends into the receptacle 6.
- the front of the receptacle 6 is only indicated by dots and is shown virtually open, as in FIGS. 2 and 3.
- the platform 3 is a component that is movable in the horizontal direction, namely in the transverse direction B.
- the laying arm 7 can be moved in the longitudinal direction A.
- the platform 3 and the laying arm 7 perform orthogonal movements with a reversible orientation, as shown by the two arrowheads of arrows A and B.
- the material feed 5 can also be moved in the horizontal direction, namely in the transverse direction B.
- the material feed 5 oscillates in the opposite orientation to the platform 3.
- the laying arm 7 has a horizontal material guiding area, over the entire width 8 of which the material 1 can be transported as a result of the transverse movement of the material feed 5.
- the laying arm 7 is designed to be wider than the material width.
- the width 8 is more than three times the material width.
- 2 and 3 illustrate the change of orientation of the material feed 5 and the platform 3 or representative of the platform 3 of the receptacle 6 shown there.
- the receptacle 6 is moved backwards in the transverse direction B and the material feed 5 is in Transverse direction B, moved forward.
- the material 1 is guided over the width 8 of the material guide area of the laying arm 7 and - together with the side edge 8a of the material guide area - has reached a limit 6a, namely the front cardboard inner wall, of the receptacle 6.
- the material feed 5, the receptacle 6 and the material 1 have reached the front reversal point D. This position is maintained until the laying arm 7 moved there to the left changes the orientation of its longitudinal direction A to the right and the material 1 and the receptacle 6 are each moved against the reversal point D by the amount of the material width.
- FIG. 3 now shows the material feed 5, the receptacle 6 and the material 1 at the rear reversal point E.
- the receptacle 6 is moved forward in the transverse direction B and the material feed 5 is moved rearward in the transverse direction B.
- the material 1 is guided over the width 8 of the material guide area of the laying arm 7 and - together with the side edge 8b of the material guide area - has reached a limit 6b, namely the rear cardboard inner wall, of the receptacle 6.
- This position is maintained until the laying arm 7, which is also moved to the left there, changes the orientation of its longitudinal direction A to the right and the material 1 and the receptacle 6 are each moved against the reversal point E by the amount of the material width.
- the material feed 5 comprises a longitudinal cross member 9 which is moved in the transverse direction B by means of several horizontal drives 10.
- Two horizontal drives 10 are combined in electronically controlled feed units 11, 12.
- a delivery mechanism 13 is arranged on the longitudinal cross member 9, which has two delivery rollers 14, a guide roller 15 for guiding the material 1 to the laying arm 7 and a pendulum roller 16 for detecting the tension of the material 1.
- the laying arm 7 is designed as a swivel arm in all of the exemplary embodiments.
- the laying device 4 has a swivel drive 19.
- the laying device 4 also has a belt drive 17 for driving the two drive belts 18 of the laying arm 7.
- the material 1 is transported to the receptacle 6 between the drive belts 18.
- a pair of rollers is provided for each of the two drive belts 18, the rollers according to the first embodiment of the device according to the invention shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 being of the same diameter and not designated in more detail, and the rollers according to the second embodiment shown in FIG. 4 are not the same diameter and are identified there with the reference numerals 20a, 20b and 21a, 21b.
- the rollers 20b, 21b at the greatest distance from the belt drive 17 have a smaller diameter at the free end of the laying arm 7 than the rollers 20a, 20b arranged directly on the belt drive 17 .
- the pivoting direction of the laying arm 7 is designated by G.
- the dotted arrows illustrate the direction of rotation I, J of the rollers 20a and 21a, which each generate the direction of rotation I, J of the drive belt 18.
- the belt drive 17 in turn drives the drive belt 18.
- the laying arm 7 additionally has guide rollers 22 which are arranged adjacent to the transport space for the material 1 moved in the transport direction H between the two drive belts 18 on the inside thereof and on the opposite side.
- the swivel and belt drives 19, 17 are present in the device according to the invention in the form of electronically controllable servomotors.
- the supporting structure 2 comprises a stage 23 which can be moved in the vertical direction C and which is driven by means of a plurality of vertical drives 24 which are electronically connected to one another and which are designed as vertical lifting units and on which the stage 23 is mounted.
- the holder 25 is provided, which act on the material 1 laid in layers 26 alternating in zigzag fashion in the receptacle 6 as soon as the orientation of the laying arm 7 in the longitudinal direction A has occurred.
- the movement of the receptacle 6 from one side and the material 1 or the material feed 5 from the other side to the side edge 8a, 8b of the horizontally fixed laying arm 7 is shown as an example. Furthermore, it can be seen that the holding-down device 25 is lowered onto the material 1 laid in the receptacle 6, while the opposite holding-down device 25 is moved upward in order to make room for the laying arm 7 which is brought in for the further laying of the material 1.
- FIG. 5 illustrates a third exemplary embodiment of the device according to the invention with several laying points in the sense of an installation.
- the material feeds 5 are not connected to one another there via a longitudinal cross member, but are driven separately.
- the device shown in front view comprises, in three rows one behind the other, six laying devices 4, six receptacles 6 and six material feeders 5 each.
- the platform 3 is separated in accordance with the receptacles 6 and is moved horizontally and not driven separately by rollers.
- an unwinding and cutting device 28 can be seen with conveying means, which are not described in any more detail, from which the material 1 of the first row shown in FIG. 5 is fed to the device in six strands.
- a vertically movable stage 23 with hold-down devices 25 can be seen as well as an operator who is sufficient to monitor the first row of laying points.
- a fourth embodiment of a device according to the invention which is expanded in the sense of a system with six laying points, and a control and activation Drive concept is shown in Fig. 6.
- the vertical movement C there is realized by the stroke of the platform 3, which is also movable in the transverse direction B.
- signals are passed to three energy devices 30 and to one energy device 31.
- the energy devices 30, 31 comprise actuators (not shown), which act on drive members (also not shown there) according to the control task.
- the energy devices 30 are responsible for the pivoting movement and the belt drive of the laying arm 7, while the energy device 31 drives the longitudinal cross member 9 of the material feed 5 and controls the horizontal and vertical movement of the platform 3.
- FIG. 7 the fourth exemplary embodiment of the invention shown in FIG. 6, which comprises six laying locations, has now been expanded to an even larger system with twenty four laying locations, which are combined in four groups, designated by the reference number 32.
- a control panel 33 is provided, from which the groups 32 are controlled and driven.
- the two broken connections 34 lead to unwinding and cutting devices, not shown, which feed the material 1.
- the required parameters are stored and retrievable for specific products and programs, so that the laying process runs automatically and the devices work automatically.
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