WO1999031459A1 - Verfahren und vorrichtung zur berührungslosen überprüfung eines fluidauftrages - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method according to the preamble of claim 1 and a device according to the preamble of claim 14. 5
- Fully automated production systems for. B. for plastic panels to be coated wooden panels, mostly do not allow a visual or other type of inspection of an adhesive fluid application on the wooden panels, since the production speeds and the mechanical conditions, eg. B. swinging or fluttering of the workpiece, make an accurate inspection difficult or impossible.
- the quality of the glued product obtained depends, among other things, on the correct dosage of the amount of glue applied. If too much fluid, e.g. B. glue is applied, this is pressed out in the subsequent press station and contaminates the conveyor of the press, apart from the additional costs of fluid.
- the grinding equipment By pressing out the glue, the grinding equipment is disproportionately affected or the grinding quality suffers. At present, the amount of glue applied cannot be determined exactly, and the choice of the correct mixing ratio of glue and water or its control is particularly problematic. If individual spray nozzles for the glue are clogged with a spray nozzle application, the surface to be applied is not completely wetted with glue.
- Glue is important, because even with enough glue on the roller, the edge of one to be glued
- the glue evaporates due to a malfunction, so that the open time of the glue is changed 5 and a correct application of glue is no longer possible.
- the device is simple and compact and can also be retrofitted to fluid application lines.
- the device is light operable, furthermore, the different workpiece parameters of the individual workpieces that occur in the operation of such devices and when carrying out such processes can be taken into account, it is provided that the effects of, for example, moisture, density, cubature, fiber direction, grain and temperature of the Workpieces on the measured values as well as the effects of different fluid parameters and types of fluid can be taken into account with sufficient accuracy.
- the measuring sensors used represent simply constructed and precisely indicating devices which are provide the required measurements with sufficient accuracy
- the method according to the invention and the device according to the invention are suitable for measuring workpieces of different types, ie with different workpiece parameters, in a sufficiently precise manner, and the use of fluids of different types and compositions or of different fluid parameters can also be sufficient 1 are taken into account in a more precise manner and it is thus possible to determine precise measurement results for different types of workpieces which are coated with different types of fluids, without having to change the procedure or the inventive arrangement. 5 In order to determine the relationship between the workpiece parameters and the
- the parameters of the measurement signals or the workpieces or the fluid or the electrodes, which are taken into account or used in accordance with the invention, are set out in claim 4. If these parameters are determined in advance and made available in corresponding memories Q, the measurement of workpieces moving at normal assembly line speeds can be carried out with sufficient Accuracy going on
- the procedure according to the invention is essentially based on the fact that a capacitive measuring sensor is used as the measuring sensor, which builds up an alternating electrical field at its electrode by applying measuring signals generated by a frequency generator to this electrode between this electrode and the workpiece and / or a corresponding number an alternating electric field is built up from counter electrodes or these electrodes form a capacitor.
- a capacitive measuring sensor is used as the measuring sensor, which builds up an alternating electrical field at its electrode by applying measuring signals generated by a frequency generator to this electrode between this electrode and the workpiece and / or a corresponding number an alternating electric field is built up from counter electrodes or these electrodes form a capacitor.
- Measurement signals and individual parameters result when the frequency of the measurement signals is adjusted according to claim 10. With such a choice of frequencies, the consideration or elimination of a number of workpiece parameters, in particular cubature and grain, or fiber direction or density or temperature 5, can be dispensed with, since these parameters change the measurement signal only slightly at appropriately selected measurement frequencies.
- the fluids are well defined vermeßbar.
- a device of the type mentioned which provides the corresponding results with a simple structure in a sufficiently rapid manner and with sufficient accuracy, is described in claims 14, 22, 23 and 25.
- this device On the basis of a large number of stored calibration data and correlations, this device is able to measure workpieces and fluids with different parameters, as they occur in a production.
- the individual in the device according to the invention Contained units can be quickly assembled with known components, the device is small and can be retrofitted to coating lines
- reactions can be provided for the device according to the invention, either the fluid application carried out is rated as sufficient or not sufficient, the value of the fluid application can be recorded, a visual display and / or an alarm can be given Es
- the application quantity is increased if the fluid application is found to be too low or that the fluid absorption in the application unit is controlled accordingly.
- FIG. 1 schematically shows a coating or application section provided with a device according to the invention.
- FIGS. 2, 3, 3a and 4 show different electrode arrangements.
- FIG. 5 shows schematically a monitoring of a fluid application.
- FIG. 6 shows a measurement of the Edge of a workpiece
- Fig. 7 shows schematically a block diagram of a device according to the invention with a measuring sensor arranged in front of the application unit and a measuring sensor arranged after the application unit;
- Figs. 8 and 9 show the differences between the measuring signals and the measured values taken from the electrode;
- Fig. 10 shows schematically different relationships, so as they are available as previously determined calibration curves or relationships in memories for evaluating the measured values
- FIG. 1 shows a device according to the invention, in which a conveying device 14 is provided on a frame or frame 12 for workpieces 13 to be coated with a fluid, preferably glue.
- This conveying device 14, which can be designed as desired, comprises a conveying belt or a roller conveyor on which the Workpieces 13 by an application unit 3 formed, for example, by a fluid application roller The fluid is fed to the application roller 63 with a roller 61, a counter-pressure roller is denoted by 62.
- Electrodes 1 and 1 'of capacitive measuring sensors 50, 51 are arranged above the transport path of the workpiece 13, and grounded counter electrodes 1 are located below the movement path of the workpiece 13 1 arranged
- the electrodes 1, 1 ' are connected to the measuring sensors 50, 51, which can be arranged in a housing of an evaluation unit 4.
- This evaluation unit 4 comprises a fluid application computer 7 with a connected memory 8 for calibration parameters or parameter relationships, as well as a quantity display unit 5 or a quantity comparison unit 47 a connected memory 46 for default values and switching outputs 48 for performing functions, for example for controlling the application unit 3 as a function of the determined fluid application values
- FIG. 2 shows an embodiment of a device according to the invention, in which the electrodes 1, 1 'acted upon by the measurement signals establish a curved, alternating electrical field 15 between them and grounded counter electrodes 11 arranged essentially in the same plane.
- moving workpiece 13 can thus be measured from both sides before and after the fluid application with the measuring sensors 50, 51.
- a measuring sensor is to be connected to each of the electrodes 1, 1'. In this embodiment, distance fluctuations between the workpiece 13 and the electrodes 1, 1 'are compensated
- FIG. 3 shows an arrangement comparable to FIG. 2, in which the workpiece 13 is only measured from one side; only the situation in front of the fluid application unit 3 is shown
- two electrodes 1 are arranged in front of the application unit 3, each of which is connected to its own measuring sensor 50.
- Three counter electrodes 11 are provided for establishing a corresponding electrical field 15
- a planar electrode 1, 1 ' is provided before and after the fluid application unit 3, each of which cooperates with a planar counter electrode 1 1.
- the workpiece 13 is between the electrodes 1, 1' and the respective counter electrodes 1 1 carried out, 16 denotes a coating applied to the workpiece. Also in this arrangement, distance fluctuations between the workpiece 13 and the electrodes 1, 1 'do not play a major role
- FIG. 5 schematically shows the coating of a workpiece 13 from above 1 of this workpiece 13, a number of adjacent strips 16 of a fluid are applied with the application unit 3.
- the measurement of the workpiece before the fluid application and after the fluid application is carried out in each case with a plurality of electrodes 1, 1 'which are arranged in succession transversely to the direction of movement of the workpiece 13 are 5 and each of which is connected to a measuring sensor 50 or 51.
- the output signals or result values of the five measuring sensors 50 in the present case are compared and evaluated with the output signals or result values of the five measuring sensors 51 in the present case, or one of the result values of the measuring sensors 50
- the mean value formed and a mean value formed by the result values of the measuring sensors 51 '0 are compared or further evaluated.
- the result values are preferably measured by electrodes 1 (measuring sensor en 50) and electrodes 1 '(measuring sensors 51) in relation to each other
- a plurality of 5 workpieces 13 can also be measured simultaneously, which are moved next to one another on the transport device 14 in front of or between the electrodes 1, 1 ', 11
- both the workpiece 13 can perform a relative movement to the electrodes 1, 1 'for the measurement or the electrodes 1, 1' can perform a Q relative movement to the workpiece 13.
- both the workpiece and also the electrodes 1, 1 ' are moved against each other or that the measurements are carried out without mutual relative movement or when the workpiece is stationary.
- a stationary measurement of the workpiece 13 is possible, but not useful for industrial production.
- the measurements are carried out with a high frequency of the measurement signals a high relative speed of the workpieces in relation to the electrodes 1, 1 'is also irrelevant.
- the measurements before and after the fluid application can be carried out with the same electrode 1, 1', 11 or the same measuring sensor 50.
- the measured values obtained are up to save for evaluation 0
- the procedure according to the invention is not open the use on flat workpiece surfaces is limited, but can also advantageously be used on corrugated, serrated or grooved surfaces, as shown for example in FIG. 6
- the zinc-coated side surface of the workpiece 13 is provided with a fluid (glue) in a manner not shown was passed past the electrodes 5 1, 1 'and 11 and the fluid application was measured
- the electrodes 1, 1' are the transport device or the workpiece path and / or the workpiece 13, which are U-shaped, ring-shaped, rectangular or square in cross-section. The same also applies to the grounded counter electrodes 11
- FIG. 7 shows a schematic block diagram of a device according to the invention, from which the generation of the measurement signals, the feeding of the electrodes 1, 1 'and the evaluation of the measurement values derived from the individual electrodes 1, 1' can be seen schematically
- Electrodes 1 designates three electrodes which are constructed differently from one another and which measure the uncoated workpiece 13 and are assigned to a measuring sensor 50. Three electrodes 1 'of different construction but essentially corresponding to the electrodes 1 measure the coated workpiece 13 and are assigned to a measuring sensor 51 The counterelectrodes are designated by 11
- the output signals and result values of the measuring sensor 50 and the measuring sensor 51 are fed to a fluid application computer 7 connected to them, which carries out an evaluation of these result values with regard to the actually existing fluid application
- a frequency generator 22 provides a signal of a predetermined frequency, from which a signal of the desired frequency is derived using an adjustable divider 31.
- a specific shape is predetermined for the signal by means of a frequency shape generator 32, and the amplifier or amplifier 33 is used to set the amplitude or intensity of the signal With a field switch 34, the measurement signal 18 generated in this way, which is clearly determined according to frequency, shape and intensity, is applied to one of the existing electrodes 1
- a field amplifier 36 is connected to each of the electrodes 1, via which a measured value switch 37 supplies the measured value 19 taken from the respective electrode 1 with the measured signal 18 to a computing and analysis unit 40
- This unit 40 is also supplied with the frequency signal generated by the frequency generator 22 or a frequency signal 21 derived via a divider 42 via a line 64 That supplied by the frequency generator 22 via the fixed divider 42 to the unit 40
- the frequency signal is supplied to the unit 40 with the correct timing or clock and not out of phase.
- the measurement signal 18 applied to the electrode 1 by the frequency generator 22 is influenced by the workpiece 13 located in the alternating field 15 of the electrode 1.
- Measuring sensor 51 affects the capacity of the electrode 1 (1 '), the
- FIG. 8 shows, for example, a rectangular measurement signal 18, which corresponds to a measurement value 19 changed due to the capacitive influence of the electrode 1 by the workpiece 13. This change in the measurement signal 18 is mainly caused by the
- Time delay .DELTA.t can be determined and evaluated, the time difference .DELTA.t and the other measured value 19 taken from the electrode
- Changes in the signal parameters compared to the measurement signal 18 are used in order to be able to draw conclusions about the workpiece parameters in the measurement sensor 50 and to draw conclusions about the workpiece and fluid parameters in the measurement sensor 51
- the relationships between the signal parameters, on the one hand, and the workpiece and fluid parameters, on the other hand, can be determined in advance by a large number of calibration measurements. These determined calibration parameters or relationships are stored in a memory 41 connected to the unit 40, and each measurement compares 19 with the differences in the measurement values the measurement signals 19 and by eliminating parameters, a result value is determined which contains a statement about a parameter of interest. Since parameters of no interest were eliminated in the course of a corresponding calculation process, the result value obtained remains dependent on this essential workpiece or fluid parameter, namely the humidity or the density
- the moisture or the density is expediently chosen as the parameter on which the result value is based.Different density values influence or change the measurement signals or the signal parameters in a distinguishable, characteristic and unambiguous manner, even when the workpiece is measured after the fluid has been applied, correspondingly characteristic or different result values are obtained which are now dependent on the density of the workpiece and the density of the fluid Differences in the result values of a measurement before the fluid application and the result values of a measurement after the fluid application are therefore based on the density of the fluid, which influences the measurement signals accordingly
- the density of a fluid does not particularly influence or change the measurement signals, in particular if the density of the fluid is comparable to that of the workpiece, moisture or the water content of the measurement is used as a parameter.
- the two correlated measurements are used in each case Calculates the result value, which is based on the "moisture” parameter, by using an appropriate number of measurements to determine sufficient correlations and measured values in order to eliminate the other parameters which influence the measurement signal in the case of the selected signal shapes, electrode shapes and the selected frequency
- the result values obtained from an uncoated workpiece and the result values obtained from a coated workpiece which are based on the "moisture” parameter, can be compared with one another.
- the result values of the measuring sensors 50, 51 become the fluid application computer supplied
- Multiplexers 35 are provided in order to supply the measurement and / or the signal parameters of the measurement signals required for the evaluation of the measurement values 21 to the computing or analysis unit 40.
- An input unit for frequencies 23 is connected to the adjustable divider 31 via a multiplexer 35 and the frequency divider 31 acts on it the frequency form generator 32 is an input unit for frequency forms 24 via a multiplexer 35, a signal strength input unit 25 is connected to the amplifier 33 via a multiplexer 35 and a field allocation unit 26 is connected to the field switch 34 via a multiplexer 35.
- the multiplexers 35 are further connected to the unit 40 connected
- a corresponding division ratio memory 27, frequency shape memory 28, signal strength memory 29 and frequency allocation memory 30 are connected to the units 23, 24, 25 and 26 in order to make the selection and input of desired parameters simple
- the computing and analysis unit 40 for capacitive analysis the parameters of the measurement signal 18 are received in a time-shifted manner via the multiplexers 35 and the measured value 19 taken from the electrode 1. Furthermore, the unit 40 receives a reference signal 21 via the fixed divider 42, the frequency of which is higher, in particular considerably higher than the frequency of the measurement signal 18 is that is applied to the electrode 1
- the time period can ⁇ t can be determined
- the provided frequency generator 22 is advantageously a quartz-stable frequency generator with a basic frequency between 10 MHz and 3 GHz
- a memory 8 is assigned to the fluid application computer 7 shown in FIG. 7, which contains previously determined relationships between the result values determined by the measuring sensors 50, 51 and related to the selected fluid parameters, and the quantity and / or type of fluid applied. These relationships are stored determined by means of caliber measurements, in that workpieces are coated with a fluid and these coatings are varied with respect to the amount and / or type and / or shape of the applied fluid. Based on these relationships, the result values obtained from the measurement sensors 50 and 51 can be compared, preferably subtracted and a value or a difference can be obtained which is directly related to the amount of fluid applied, or the amount of fluid can be explicitly determined using the determined relationships. Examples of calibration curves or relationships between the individual ln
- FIG. 10 F corresponds to the humidity, 9 to the density, T to the temperature, Hz to the frequency and K to the cubature.
- a quantity display 5 is connected to the fluid application computer 7, in which the quantity of fluid applied is displayed according to explicit values
- a device 47 for quantity comparison can also be connected to the fluid application quantity calculator 7, which contains certain preset or threshold values in a memory 46 and, depending on whether these threshold values are exceeded or undershot or certain tolerances, initiates a corresponding reaction, for example a signal or display
- Corresponding switching outputs 48 can also be connected to the fluid application quantity calculator 7 or to the quantity comparison device 47 in order to regulate the fluid application of the application unit 3 or to initiate corresponding signal outputs
- the procedure according to the invention and the device according to the invention are suitable for the production of veneered wood panels or the monitoring of a glue application on bars or posts for glue binders.
- the invention is also for monitoring the coating or gluing of wood- or plastic-coated wood panels or wooden strips for the production of Floor and / or cake plates suitable
- the signal parameters of the measurement signals are selected on the basis of their dependence on the parameters to be eliminated or on which the evaluation is to be based; the same applies to the electrode parameters.
- the distances between the workpieces and the electrodes are usually a few cm, and workpieces up to dimensions can be used measuring 10 x 20 cm and larger
- the arrangement of the electrodes 1, 1 ' can be adapted to the circumstances along and / or transversely to the workpiece path. It is possible to provide electrodes 1, 1' on one or on both sides of the workpiece path
- the duration of a measurement to determine a result value is approximately 1 to 5 ms, this one measurement being based on a large number of measurements.
- a measurement value is advantageously determined and evaluated with each period of the measurement signal 18.
- the corresponding calculations or Connections between the parameters or the elimination of parameters are carried out, if necessary, mean values are formed and evaluated. It is expediently provided that the result values obtained every 1 to 5 ms by each measuring sensor 50, 51 are evaluated in accordance with the amount of fluid applied. With this multitude of measurements or with the In spite of a high demand speed of the workpieces in the course of their coating, these result values, which are present at intervals in time, can be used to determine the fluid application with sufficient accuracy
- the frequencies of the measurement signals 18 which are generated by the frequency generator 22 of the measurement sensor 50 for measuring the workpiece 13 before the fluid application and the frequency generator 22 of the measurement sensor 51 for measuring the workpiece 13 after the fluid application do not have to be the same.
- the signal parameters of the measurement signals 18 and the electrode shapes of the measuring sensors 50 and 51 do not have to match. It is essential that both with the measurement before the fluid application and with the measurement after the fluid application result values are achieved which clearly match the namely, the desired parameters correspond to density or humidity, so that the respective result values can be related to one another and the fluid application computer 7 can make a corresponding comparison of the result values.
- the workpiece parameters temperature, grain, fiber direction and cubature at the selected frequencies and signal shapes or electrode shapes have little influence on the measurement signal and due to the choice of the frequency of the measurement signal parameters and the electrode shapes there is a good dependency between these parameters and the density and / or the humidity is guaranteed, it is sufficient to measure the parameters density and moisture directly before or after the fluid application and to relate the result values.
- Moisture means either the moisture of the workpiece, i.e. that in the
- Moisture is understood in the same way as the moisture of the fluid, i.e. the water content of the fluid.
- a particular advantage of the procedure according to the invention is that the amount of glue that is usually applied in industrial production can be reduced, since the amount of glue applied can be determined precisely or it can be determined whether the amount of glue applied is within a predetermined tolerance range . Especially when high-frequency pressing of glued objects, the water contained in the glue is annoying and can now 1 can be reduced absolutely by reducing the amount of glue
- a sinusoidal oscillation is advantageously used as the signal form. 5 counter electrodes can, but do not have to, be provided
- adhesive that can be drawn in or drawn in can also be measured, since corresponding measurement signals can be obtained through the changed surface structure of the workpiece.
- a plurality of sensors are arranged next to one another transversely to the movement path and / or one behind the other in the longitudinal direction of the movement path and / or a plurality of sensors are arranged at the same time next to and behind one another in the movement path and their measurement results are evaluated whether there is a corresponding fluid application or whether it varies across the width of the workpiece
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