WO2005038100A1 - Überwachung der riemenführung bei einer wickelvorrichtung - Google Patents
Überwachung der riemenführung bei einer wickelvorrichtung Download PDFInfo
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D01—NATURAL OR MAN-MADE THREADS OR FIBRES; SPINNING
- D01G—PRELIMINARY TREATMENT OF FIBRES, e.g. FOR SPINNING
- D01G27/00—Lap- or sliver-winding devices, e.g. for products of cotton scutchers, jute cards, or worsted gill boxes
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- the invention relates to a device for producing a lap of cotton, in which the lap is wound onto a core driven by a circulating endless belt, the endless belt being guided in a loop around the core over a plurality of deflection rollers and the core between two, the core is held in the radial direction protruding winding disks.
- a device is known from DE-A1-195 39 365, a wadding roll being formed using a driven and endlessly rotating belt.
- a cotton wool is fed between two pulleys to a belt loop.
- Inside the belt loop there is a rotatably mounted sleeve which is driven by the movement of the belt via friction.
- the sleeve is clamped between two winding disks which protrude beyond the sleeve in the radial direction.
- the cotton web is fed into the area between the circumference of the sleeve and an inner surface of the belt loop.
- the fed cotton is wound onto the sleeve by the transport movement of the belt.
- the wad of cotton - as seen in the radial direction of the sleeve - is wound up in layers on the sleeve.
- a very compact roll can be formed at a high winding speed.
- the two winding disks support the winding process, in particular to achieve a clean edge area of the winding to be produced. This means that during the winding-up process, the edge areas of the wound cotton web are guided through the winding disks, so that lateral fraying is avoided.
- the belt running in the area of the loop between the winding disks is to be run at a short distance from the guide surfaces of the winding disks in order to avoid jamming of fibers in this area on the one hand and to prevent wear on the belt edges on the other. Since the movement of the belt at the entry between the winding disks is transverse to the rotational movement of the winding disks, this would lead to wear of the belt edges if these would come to rest completely on the winding disks. This can lead to fraying of the belt edges, which in turn has a negative effect on the formation of clean edge parts of the cotton lap to be produced. This means that the fraying (e.g. protruding fibers of the belt mesh) can partially tear fibers out of the edges of the cotton web.
- the fraying e.g. protruding fibers of the belt mesh
- a device is therefore proposed, at least at one point of the belt course outside the loop in the area of both side edges of the belt, means which trigger the measures for returning the belt to a predetermined tolerance range as soon as the belt transversely moved to its drive movement out of this tolerance range.
- tolerance range denotes the range of movement of the belt in relation to the belt width, in which it is ensured that the belt in the area between the winding disks still has a sufficient lateral distance from the winding disks.
- a lateral drift of the belt from its assembled position can occur during the winding process, for example, by heating the belt, which can lead to deformation of the belt in relation to the guide elements, and tolerances in the bearings of the guide elements (deflection rollers) can cause the belt to drift
- the means are arranged in relation to the drive direction of the belt in front of the deflection roller which the loop immediately follows.
- the means are arranged between the successive deflection rollers which guide the belt before it enters the loop.
- the means have sensors or elements with sensors that are connected to a control unit. This makes it possible to process the signals received by the control unit accordingly. If, as further proposed, the control unit is connected to the drive of the winding device, it is possible to stop this drive if the belt cannot be returned over a predetermined period of time.
- the return of the belt in its tolerance range can, for. B. done via an actuator that is connected to the control unit. It is proposed to link the adjusting device to a bearing point of a deflecting roller in order to move the bearing point onto the deflecting roller in the radial direction in or against the running-in direction of the belt.
- the opposite bearing point of the deflection roller, on which the adjusting device does not engage, is designed or attached in such a way that a pivoting movement of the bearing point, which is acted upon by the adjusting device, is made possible.
- the running direction of the belt is corrected by swiveling the belt's infeed line onto the pulley.
- the infeed line marks the line at which the belt first hits the deflection roller when it enters the belt
- the signals supplied by the sensors to the control unit are evaluated on the basis of predefined and stored criteria in order to issue corresponding control commands to the actuating device and / or the drive of the winding device.
- the means consist in each case of guide pulleys arranged in the region of the side edges of the belt, which are fastened on a rotatably mounted roller over which the belt is guided and the guide pulleys - viewed in the radial direction - at least over a partial region with one of the side edges of the belt facing inclined surface are provided, which, seen in the radial direction to the outside, diverge from each other.
- the belt strikes one of the inclined surfaces during a lateral displacement, the belt is returned to its tolerance range under the action of the belt tensioning force and the resulting force towards the center of the belt.
- the surfaces of the guide pulleys which lie directly opposite the side edges of the belt, run parallel to these side edges and the distance between these surfaces is greater than the width of the belt , This ensures that the belt does not touch the guide pulleys when it is within the tolerance range. Smaller and short-term lateral displacements, in which there are no very high transverse forces in the belt, can be absorbed by the provided parallel surfaces without the belt edges lifting off the roller.
- the sensors for monitoring can be arranged in the area of the inclined surfaces of the guide disks.
- the roller with the guide disks be adjustable in the direction of its axis of rotation.
- the bearing elements of the pressure roller are advantageously assigned sensors which monitor the radial displacement of the axis of rotation of the pressure roller, which occurs when a side edge of the belt lifts off the roller in the region of the inclined surface.
- the sensors are connected to the control unit, which is connected on the one hand to the drive of the winding device and on the other hand to an adjusting device, via which the course of the belt can be adjusted transversely to its drive movement. With this device, one obtains, on the one hand, a possible automatic return of the belt over the inclined surface to its tolerance range and, on the other hand, a monitoring of this process if this return cannot take place.
- a device is proposed, the elements each consisting of at least one rotatably mounted feeler roller, which are mounted in the region of the side edges of the belt, the peripheral surfaces of the feeler rollers being opposite the side edges, and a sensor for monitoring the speed of these feeler rollers is provided.
- the feeler rollers are arranged in such a way that the belt edges do not set the feeler rollers in rotation, provided the belt moves within the tolerance range.
- the feeler rollers are advantageously arranged in pairs in order to detect an exact detection of the lateral belt displacement.
- the axes of the probe rollers arranged in pairs can be arranged (in the radial direction) so as to be pivotable about a pivot axis arranged between the probe rollers. This ensures that when the belt drifts sideways, the respective belt edge is evenly supported by both feeler rollers, which increases the support and thus reduces the surface pressure on the belt edge. This in turn reduces the wear of the belt in the edge area.
- At least one spring element be attached in the area of the feeler rollers, the spring action of which counteracts the pivoting movement of the feeler rollers about the pivot axis. This limits free swiveling (without the action of the belt) around this axis and fixes the feeler rollers in a basic position relative to the belt.
- the spring force of the spring element is designed so that a pivoting movement is ensured by the application of the belt edge, so that the laterally displaced belt is supported on both rollers at the same time.
- additional guide elements eg guide rollers
- guide rollers can be arranged above and below the feeler rollers across the belt width.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic side view of a winding device with a monitoring device according to the invention
- FIG. 1a shows a reduced sectional view A-A according to FIG. 1.
- FIG. 2 shows an enlarged view X of the guide roller according to FIG. 1.
- Fig. 3 is a reduced view of the guide roller of FIG. 2 with a control unit and an actuator.
- FIG. 4 shows a further exemplary embodiment according to FIG. 3.
- Fig. 5 shows another embodiment of a monitoring device in an enlarged view Y of FIG. 1 with a control unit and an actuator.
- 5a is a sectional view EE according to FIG. 5.
- 6 shows a diagram with a speed curve of the rollers according to FIG. 5.
- FIG. 7 shows a diagram with a signal curve of the monitoring device according to FIG. 3.
- a cotton roll WW is produced by means of a belt R.
- the belt R is guided over fixedly mounted or pivotable rollers R1-R6, forming a loop S between the rollers R1 and R2 about a fixed axis of rotation AX.
- a wadding W is fed between the two rolls R1 and R2 into the loop S on the circumference of a sleeve H via the calender rolls K1 to K4.
- the sleeve H is clamped between two winding disks W1, W2 shown in FIG. 1a during the winding process.
- a distance a is provided between the winding disks W1, W2 and the belt so that the belt edge is not worn out during the winding process.
- the loop S increases until the winding WW has reached a desired size.
- the attainment of the winding diameter is either determined directly by appropriate sensors on the circumference of the winding or indirectly by scanning the length of the fed cotton wool.
- the belt is shifted or the belt tensioning force is controlled via a tensioning device 3, which is moved in a controlled manner by a cylinder Z.
- a tensioning roller R6 is pivoted about an axis 4 by the tensioning device 3.
- the cotton roll WW rotates in the direction of rotation D.
- the drive of the calender rolls K1-K4 is stopped, while the drive of the cotton roll WW via the belt R is still in operation.
- the cotton is separated in the area of the guide plate 6.
- the winding device 1 is stopped.
- the roller R2 is pivoted downward, whereby the roller R3 also pivots downward via the arm 9.
- the belt R is tensioned further and the Ejection of the finished cotton roll WW carried out on a recording, not shown.
- the rollers R2, R3 are pivoted back into their position shown in FIG. 1 and, after a new sleeve H has been introduced, a new winding process is started.
- the calender rolls K1-K4 are set in motion again by a drive, not shown.
- the drive R which is not shown, sets the belt R and thus the winding device in motion, so that a new winding can be formed.
- a monitoring or guiding device 10 is arranged in the area in front of the roller R1. Different embodiments are shown in FIGS. 2 to 5.
- FIG. 1 shows schematically a roller 12 which is mounted in the machine frame in front of the deflection roller R1 in relation to the direction of transport of the belt R.
- the roller 12 has a guide disk 13, 14 on each of its ends. These disks 13, 14 are firmly attached to the roller 12.
- the bearing points L1, L2 with which the roller 12 is mounted in the machine frame are shown schematically.
- the respective side surfaces of the guide disks 13, 14, which face the belt R guided on the roller 12, are provided with inclined surfaces 15, 16, respectively, which are inclined outwards, each of which faces an end surface 18, 19, respectively, which runs vertically to the axis of rotation DA adjoined.
- These side surfaces 18, 19 run parallel to the respective belt edge Rs when the belt R rests on the roller 12.
- At least one roller R1 to R6, or the roller 12 is equipped with a crown (outer surface is provided with an outwardly curved radius).
- a crown outer surface is provided with an outwardly curved radius.
- the belt edge Rs first comes into contact with the surface 19 in the event of a transverse displacement in the direction of the pulley 14 and in the region of the inclined surface 16 with further transverse movement.
- the belt tensioning force RK acting on the belt is a resultant force RR, by means of which the belt R is in its original position (Tolerance range), in which belt R is at a distance a from surfaces 18, 19 of disks 13, 14.
- this device is sufficient to return the belt R back to the specified tolerance range. However, if the resulting force RR is not sufficient to return the belt R to its tolerance range, it makes sense to monitor this in order to take suitable measures.
- one or more sensors S1 or S2 are attached in the area of the inclined surfaces 15, 16, viewed in the circumferential direction, which send a signal as soon as the belt edge Rs is in this area .
- the respective sensors S1, S2 are connected via line 21, 22 to a control unit ST, in which the signals emitted by sensors S1, S2 are processed.
- the control unit ST is connected via a path 23 to the drive AN of the winding device 1. Via a further path 24, the control unit ST controls a valve 26, via which the connection from a pump 28 to a cylinder Z1 is established or interrupted.
- the sectional view of the roller R5 in FIG. 3 corresponds to a view U according to FIG. 1.
- the cylinder Z1 is connected to a receptacle 31 in which an axis 30 is fastened.
- a further receptacle 32 is provided, which is designed to receive the other end of the axis 30.
- the receptacle 32 is designed (not shown) in such a way that the axis 30 in the receptacle 32 can carry out small pivoting movements which are generated by the displacement of the receptacle 31 via the cylinder Z1.
- This option is shown schematically with a double arrow. Due to the inclination of the axis 30 from its original zero position (in a plane that extends approximately parallel to the plane of the belt inlet), the position of the inlet line EL (FIG.
- a signal pulse is emitted to the control unit ST, for example at time t1 (see FIG. 7). If, as shown in FIG. 7, the signals of the sensor S1 are only transmitted during a time interval ta, no control pulse is emitted from the control unit ST to the valve 26. This means that the belt R is returned to its tolerance range, for example, via the inclined surface 16 after a short time up to the time t2, in which it rests completely on the roller 12.
- the sensor S1 can be an optical sensor, pressure sensor, or another embodiment.
- valve 26 is switched so that the piston of the cylinder Z1 is retracted by a certain amount. This amount can be stored in the control unit, for example.
- the axis 30 is displaced in the region of the receptacle 31 against the drive direction AR of the belt R. This also shifts the drive direction of the belts R to the right. The shifting of the belt R on the roller R5 only becomes apparent after the belt has completely rotated once.
- the belt R returns to its original tolerance range in the area of the monitoring device 10, so that at the time t4 after a time period tb, no more pulses are sent from the sensor S1 to the control unit ST. If the control unit ST again receives signal pulses from one of the sensors S1 or S2 at the time t5, the valve 26 is likewise shifted into the corresponding position after a time interval tt via the control unit ST by a transverse displacement of the belt R or a return of the belt R within its tolerance range.
- the drive AN of the winding device 1 is stopped at time t6 via the control unit ST and the connecting line 23. This means that it was not possible due to the internal control device to return the belt to its tolerance range, which can have various causes. After the winding device has been stopped, the device must now be examined manually and appropriate measures may have to be initiated. With this device, it is thus possible to trigger appropriate control pulses on the basis of time intervals predetermined in the control, in order on the one hand to return the belt back to the tolerance range or to prevent the belt from constantly drifting sideways.
- FIG. 4 A further embodiment is shown in FIG. 4, with the roller 12, over which the belt R is guided, assigned a pressure roller 38 which, when acted upon by spring elements F1, F2, rests on the belt R with a low contact pressure.
- the spring elements F1, F2 are each arranged in combination with sensors S3, S4. The arrangement is such that sensors S3, S4 can sense the displacement of spring elements F1, F2. If, for example, the belt R drifts to the left out of its tolerance range, it arrives in a position such as that shown in FIG. 2. By lifting the belt on one side, the pressure roller 38 is also raised against the spring force of the spring element F2 and assumes the position shown in dashed lines, for example.
- This displacement of the printing roller is detected by the sensor S4, which emits its signals (pulses) to the control unit ST.
- the control unit ST On the basis of these signals, as already described in the example in FIG. 3, corresponding control signals from the control unit ST to the valve 26 or to the drive AN can be triggered.
- the pressure roller 38 exerts additional guiding properties for the stable guidance of the belt R.
- FIG. 5 shows a further type of monitoring device, two sensing rollers 41, 42 and 44, 45 being arranged on each side of the belt edges Rs.
- the feeler rollers 41, 42 and 44, 45 are rotatably mounted in pairs on a web 7 at a fixed distance from one another and each have a distance c from the belt edges Rs in the assembled state. This means that the distance B1 between the paired feeler rollers is greater than the width B of the belt R.
- the webs are rotatably mounted on a carrier 44 or 48 via an axis M.
- the carrier 47, 48 is each provided with an elongated hole 53 through which a screw 50 protrudes, which can be screwed to the machine frame via threads. This makes it possible to set an exact distance c by appropriately shifting the feeler rollers with subsequent locking via the screw 50.
- FIG. 5a shows a sectional illustration E-E of FIG. 5, wherein it can be seen that the feeler rollers 41, 42 protrude above and below the belt R in the vertical direction. This ensures that the belt edge Rs always comes to rest against one of the feeler rollers 41, 42 or 44, 45 when the belt R drifts laterally.
- the feeler rollers 41 and 45 are each provided with a sensor S5 and S6, respectively, which senses the rotational movement of the respective roller, which occurs when one of the rollers comes into contact with the belt edge Rs. This is the case when the belt R moves laterally out of the specified tolerance range.
- roller pairs 41, 42 and 44.45 The pivotable mounting of the roller pairs 41, 42 and 44.45 about the axis M ensures that when the belt drifts sideways, the respective belt edge Rs is supported by both rollers of the respective roller pair, which means that belt wear is low due to the larger contact surface gehal- will.
- Spring elements (not shown) in the area of the axis M make it possible to fix the basic position of the roller pairs (41, 42; 44, 45) shown in FIG. This prevents unintentional swiveling of one of the rollers in the direction of the belt edge Rs and thus also prevents false signals from the sensors S5, S6.
- the distance c decreases, for example, to the feeler roller 41 until the belt edge Rs comes to rest.
- the feeler roller 42 also comes into contact with the belt edge Rs. Due to the transport movement of the belt R and the friction between the peripheral surface of the feeler roller 41 and the belt edge Rs, this roller 41 (as well as the roller 42) is dragged along and set in rotation. This rotary movement is detected by sensor S5 and begins, for example, at time t1, as is shown schematically in the diagram in FIG. 6. If the belt R remains in contact with the feeler roller 41, the roller 41 reaches the speed n1 at the time t2.
- the control unit ST which receives the signals from the sensor S5 via the path 51, controls the valve 26, whereby the axis 30 of the roller R5 is pivoted via the cylinder Z1 to bring the belt back in attributed to its original location. If this control intervention is successful, the belt R moves again into the position shown in FIG. 5 (tolerance range), as a result of which the belt edge Rs again moves away from the circumference of the feeler roller 41. That is, at time t4, the feeler roller 41 is at a standstill again.
- the rotational speed increases to the speed n1 up to the time t6 when there is further frictional contact. This is transmitted by the respective sensor S5 or S6 via line 51 or 52 to the control unit ST. If the speed n1 remains over a time vall a constant until time t7, the control unit ST acts on the valve 26, via which the cylinder Z1 is actuated to pivot the axis 30. If the speed n1 remains constant over a period b after this control intervention, it can be seen from this that the control intervention had no effect.
- the drive AN of the winding device 1 is stopped via the line 23 via the control unit ST.
- This process can also be combined with the triggering of warning lights or acoustic signaling devices to indicate to the operator that the machine is at a standstill. The necessary manual intervention can then be carried out.
- control unit ST By storing a certain control profile in the control unit ST, it can be precisely predetermined at which point in time the control pulse is triggered on the basis of the signals from the sensors for regulating the course of the belt. It is also possible to predetermine exactly how long the time interval in which the sensors should deliver signals until an emergency stop of the machine is to be triggered.
- a safe and flexible monitoring system is obtained, on the one hand to keep the wear of the belt edges Rs to a minimum and, on the other hand, to stop the machine operation in good time, provided the belt R cannot be returned to its specified tolerance range with corresponding control devices.
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