EP0494891A1 - Multi-bale opening device. - Google Patents
Multi-bale opening device.Info
- Publication number
- EP0494891A1 EP0494891A1 EP90914168A EP90914168A EP0494891A1 EP 0494891 A1 EP0494891 A1 EP 0494891A1 EP 90914168 A EP90914168 A EP 90914168A EP 90914168 A EP90914168 A EP 90914168A EP 0494891 A1 EP0494891 A1 EP 0494891A1
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- Prior art keywords
- bale
- plane
- fiber
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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
- D01G7/00—Breaking or opening fibre bales
- D01G7/06—Details of apparatus or machines
- D01G7/08—Arrangements for feeding bales to comminuting elements
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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
- D01G7/00—Breaking or opening fibre bales
- D01G7/06—Details of apparatus or machines
- D01G7/10—Arrangements for discharging fibres
Definitions
- the invention relates to a multi-bale opener for a plurality of rows of fiber bales arranged next to one another and fed to conveyor devices, with a removal device moved in an active surface, the action plane of which extends at an angle to the feed plane of the conveyor device, and to a method for opening a plurality of fibers fed next to one another ⁇ rows of bales through oblique processing of the surface of the fiber bales in one plane of action.
- Removal devices of the type mentioned are known in various designs. From DE-OS 29 31 500 a bale opener is known in which a row of bales with a horizontal bale feed against an oblique plane of action is fed to a reciprocating removal device.
- a multi-bale opener is known from DE-OS 37 30 487, in which a plurality of rows of bales placed next to one another are delivered to a removal device on a horizontal conveyor device against an inclined plane of action.
- the removal device consists of a back and forth movable tower with a boom extending transversely to the direction of movement, which is provided with a milling device.
- the boom can be moved in the vertical direction and the milling device is inclined in accordance with the plane of action of the removal device which runs obliquely to the horizontal feed plane.
- a synchronized up and down movement of the boom must be provided in order to maintain the oblique angle of the plane of action.
- the tower can be swiveled through 180 ° in order to be able to alternately process another bale display on a second conveyor.
- a bale opener is known from DE-OS 32 10 602, in which the fiber bales are placed in a circle on a floor surface.
- the removal device the plane of action of which runs essentially parallel to the floor surface, works the circularly arranged fiber bales spirally down to the floor level.
- Such a bale opener has the disadvantage that a continuous supply of new bales is not possible and that the mixing of the fiber flakes is limited to the number of fiber bales located in the circular active surface.
- the invention has for its object to provide a Mehr ⁇ bale opener with high removal rate and reduced space requirements and reduced mechanical effort.
- the removal device consists of at least one removal device rotating at the end of the conveyor device without feed in the plane of action.
- the fiber bale rows are delivered to the processing with a stationary circularly processed working surface against the working plane.
- the removal device rotating about a stationary axis can process a large effective area with a minimal space requirement. Since the removal device always rotates without feed in the same plane of action, it has only one degree of freedom in the movement, namely the rotation, so that the mechanical outlay is considerably reduced compared to the known bale openers.
- the large effective area in connection with the simple movement of the removal device enables a high removal rate with continuous bale feed. Due to the simplified mechanical structure, the susceptibility to faults is also reduced, which additionally increases productivity. Due to the cut running across the fiber bale, the oblique processing of the fiber bale has the advantage of already producing a mixture of the fibers within the bale. This eliminates the need for an additional downstream mixing device.
- the action plane of the ablation device runs obliquely to the horizontal.
- the rows of fiber bales are preferably conveyed on a horizontal feed plane against the active surface of the removal device, and the conveying system can be designed relatively simply in this way.
- the feed planes of the conveying device run obliquely to the horizontal in the area of the effective area.
- the plane of action of the ablation device is preferably horizontal.
- the rows of fiber bales are thus fed like a ramp to the active surface of the ablation device.
- the conveying device for the individual fiber bale rows can be adjusted with regard to their ramp angle. With the aid of the ramp angle, different fiber bale heights can be taken into account. Furthermore, the infeed in the direction of the active surface can be changed via the slope of the ramp.
- the removal device consists of at least one milling head located in a cantilever, which rotates about an axis running at the same distance from the lateral outer edges of the fiber bale rows. Such a removal device can already use milling heads that have been tried and tested in practice.
- the removal device rotates in a ring guide without a central axis.
- the advantage of this embodiment is that there is no space left for the axis of rotation of the ablation device between the fiber bale rows. Furthermore, such a construction is more stable with an effective plane of the removal device lying obliquely with respect to the horizontal.
- the direction of removal rotates only in one direction of rotation.
- the milling head and the milling drum can be optimized for one direction of rotation and the structural design can be simplified.
- the transport speed of the conveying device can be set separately for each row of fiber bales.
- the separate adjustability of the transport and thus the delivery speed has the essential Advantage that the mixing ratio of the fiber bale rows to one another is infinitely adjustable. In extreme cases, individual rows of fiber bales can be stopped if a certain fiber quality is not required. With a corresponding number of fiber bale rows, any desired mixing ratio can be set. In particular, the switch from one batch to another is possible at any time without delay and without compiling a new bale show. Another advantage is that even small batches can be provided in this way.
- the engagement areas of the removal devices overlap.
- the fiber bale rows processed by the two removal devices can be processed more intensively, and at the same time the transport speed of the associated conveyor belts can be increased.
- the conveyor devices can feed the rows of fiber bales from opposite sides of the removal device. In this way, the number of fiber bale qualities available can be further increased. Exemplary embodiments of the invention are explained in more detail below with reference to the drawings.
- FIG. 1 shows a first exemplary embodiment with a horizontal plane of action of the removal device and inclined feed plane of the conveying device
- FIG. 3 is a plan view of the embodiment of Figures 1 and 2,
- FIG. 4 shows a second exemplary embodiment with a horizontal feed plane for the rows of bales and an action plane of the removal device which runs obliquely to the horizontal
- FIG. 5 shows a third exemplary embodiment of a multi-bale opening system similar to the first exemplary embodiment, in which the bale rows are advanced from two opposite directions,
- FIG. 6 shows a fourth exemplary embodiment with an ablation device rotating in a ring guide and 7 shows a fifth embodiment similar to the third embodiment in a plan view with a single removal device for two conveyor systems.
- the multi-bale opener 1 has a conveying device 6 comprising a plurality of transport tracks 6a to 6h, which run parallel to one another and are arranged next to one another and which, in the first exemplary embodiment according to FIGS. 1 to 3, can accommodate a total of eight fiber bale rows 8a to 8h next to one another.
- the individual conveyor tracks 6a to 6h preferably consist of endlessly driven conveyor belts which run essentially horizontally in a section 20 at the front in the transport direction, on which the batch can be placed, and in a section 22 in the manner of a rising ramp in the area of a horizontal effective area 16 machined by the removal device 2 so that the end section of the conveyor belts reaches the effective plane of the effective area 16.
- the transport tracks 6a to 6h are held in bearings 24 at this upper end of the conveying device so as to be pivotable about a common axis of rotation, the lower end of the inclined transport tracks 6a to 6h depending on the height of the fiber bales 10 being raised such that the upper edges of the respective rows of fiber bales presented enter the action plane of the removal device 2 at the same height.
- the transport tracks 6a to 6h are preferably subdivided one or more times, the last subdivision being able to be provided at the beginning of the effective area 16.
- the subdivided transport tracks 6a to 6h can be coupled to one another in the feed direction via a toothed belt or the like.
- the front transport track section 20 is pivotally mounted at its front end in the transport direction in order to enable the fiber bale rows 8a to 8h to be lifted differently in the penultimate transport track section 20 and to enable a virtually stepless transition to the last transport track section 22.
- the transport tracks in the area of the active surface 16 are lifted using devices 26, e.g. Linear motors such as hydraulic piston-cylinder units which, as can be seen for example from FIG. 2, can be arranged in pairs to the side of the transport tracks 6a to 6h and can be adjusted to a desired height using a suitable control device. Similar lifting devices can also be provided for the front conveyor track section 20.
- the fiber bale rows 8a to 8h arranged next to one another can, as can be seen from FIG. 2, be guided from side support walls 28 to the end of the ramp formed by the transport tracks 6a to 6h.
- the effective area 16 of the removal device 2 covers approximately the length of four fiber bales 10 arranged one behind the other and a total of eight fiber bales arranged next to one another.
- the removal device 2 consists of a milling head 4 located in a boom 12, which rotates about a vertical axis 30.
- the milling head preferably contains only a single milling drum 5 removed fiber flakes flung upward into a suction chamber 32, from which they are pneumatically transported away via a suction line.
- the milling head 4 rotates continuously at a constant speed in one direction of rotation and in a horizontal plane of action. Because the height of the transport tracks 6a to 6h is adapted to the respective bale height at the beginning of the effective area 16 of the removal device 2, fiber bales 10 with different dimensions can be placed on the individual transport tracks. It is therefore possible to assign a different fiber bale quality to each row of fiber bales and to mix this with the other fiber bale qualities in any desired mixing ratio depending on the transport speed.
- the mixing ratio can namely be set or changed at any time in a simple manner via the delivery speed of the conveyor belts.
- the batch can be changed over to another mixture without any problems, without the bale template having to be exchanged. If, for example, the new mixture is not to contain a certain fiber quality, it is possible to simply stop the corresponding transport path.
- the multi-bale opener 1 thus opens up the possibility of assembling and processing different batches with different mixing ratios using a uniform bale template.
- an alley is formed between four rows of fiber bales 8a to 8d and 8e to 8h, in the middle of which the axis of rotation 30 of the removal device 2 extends.
- the boom 12 rotates on a stand 34, which can contain a suction channel for the suction chamber 32 and, moreover, a rotary transformer for the current transmission at the transition point to the boom 12.
- FIG. 3 shows a top view of the multi-bale opener 1 according to FIGS. 1 and 2.
- a transverse conveyor belt 36 onto which new fiber bales 10 are pushed by means of a further conveyor belt 42 can.
- a disposal station 44 for removing the packaging and the like can be provided in front of the transverse conveyor belt 36.
- the respective new fiber bale 10 is then moved behind one or the other fiber bale row 8a to 8h to the desired position, whereupon the respective new fiber bale 10 can be moved onto the subsequent conveyor device 6 by means of a stamping device 38 or 40. In this way, a constant supply of fresh fiber bales 10 to the fiber bale rows 8a to 8h is ensured, which enables continuous work.
- the ablation device 2 rotates with the milling head 4 located in the boom 12.
- the feed plane of the conveyor belts 6a to 6h in the front section 22 intersects with the plane of action of the ablation device 2 in the front Area of the fiber bale rows 8.
- the conveyor belts 6a to 6h can end earlier and can be extended with guide plates lying in the feed plane.
- a vertical baffle 18 that limits the effective area 16 in the infeed direction can limit the effective area 16 at the end of the conveying device 6.
- the guide plate 18 is curved in an arc shape, the radius of curvature of which runs concentrically to the axis of rotation 30 of the removal device 2.
- the baffle plate 18 can have an arc of approximately 180 ° and thus delimit the end of the fiber bale rows in a semicircular shape.
- the guide plate 18 also has the effect that the fiber bale remnants lying in the infeed direction behind the rotation axis 30 are deflected towards the center and fill the free alley 46 which is no longer required there.
- the removal device 2 can also have two or more brackets 12 projecting from one another at the same angular distance.
- the removal devices 2 according to FIG. 4 rotate about an axis of rotation 30 which is inclined to the vertical.
- the conveying devices 6 preferably have no ramp and run horizontally.
- Suction lines 31 run in the stands 34 and carry away the fiber flakes which have been thrown into the suction space of the milling heads 4.
- the alley 46 located between the fiber bale rows 8a to 8d and 8e to 8h can be used for the suction lines 31.
- FIG. 5 shows a double ram arrangement in which the fiber bale rows 8 are fed from two opposite removal devices 2 arranged at the end of the respective fiber bale rows 8.
- the effective surfaces 16 of the two ablation devices can possibly overlap or even touch. If there is a risk of collision between the two arms 12 of the removal devices 2, the movement of the milling heads 4 must be synchronized.
- FIG. 6 shows an embodiment in plan view, in which a two-wing double milling head 15 is provided from two milling heads 4 arranged opposite one another, which does not rotate on a stand 34 but in a ring guide 48, for example a rail circle.
- the milling head 4 contains two counter-rotating milling drums 5.
- the exhaust air flow must follow above, while the drive can be provided, for example, at both ends of the milling head in connection with the ring guide 48.
- This exemplary embodiment can be carried out both with a horizontally lying ring guide 48 and a ramp-like feed of the fiber bales 10, and also with an obliquely inclined ring guide 48 and a horizontal fiber bale feed.
- a support plate 19 adjoins the end of the conveying devices 6a to 6i and runs in the feed plane. In the area of the support plate 19, the fiber bales 10 are pushed forward by the advancing fiber bales on the conveying devices 6a to 6i.
- the lateral support walls 28 can be connected to the guide plate 18 to support the fiber bales 10.
- FIG. 7 is similar to the embodiment of FIG. 5 with the difference that only a single removal device is used for both conveying devices 6.
- the exemplary embodiment shows a two-wing boom, the wings of which protrude in opposite directions to one another. Each boom wing contains its own milling drum 5.
- the feed planes of the conveying devices 6 intersect with the plane of action of the removal device 2 in an area extending transversely to the conveying direction in the vicinity of the axis of rotation 30.
- a ring guide according to the exemplary embodiment in FIG. 6 can also be used.
- the stand 34 can be lined with a guide body 50, which holds the adjacent fiber bale rows 8 in the area of the effective surface 16 of the milling head.
- the guide body 50 in the alley 46 can be advanced to the outer edge of the active surface 16.
- the milling heads 4 described can contain two counter-rotating milling drums 5, but they preferably have only a single milling drum, which in turn preferably has a tangential component of the rotary movement that coincides with the rotational movement of the boom.
- a subsequent mixing device can be omitted because of the excellent mixing effect.
Abstract
Dans un démêleur multiballes (1) pour plusieurs rangées de balles de fibres (8) juxtaposées amenées sur des dispositifs transporteurs (6), comportant un dispositif débourreur (2) mû dans une surface d'action (16), dont le plan d'action forme un angle par rapport au plan d'amenée du dispositif transporteur (6), le dispositif débourreur (2) comporte au moins une tête fraiseuse (4) tournant sans avancement dans le plan d'action et située à l'extrémité du dispositif transporteur (6).In a multi-bale unraveler (1) for several rows of juxtaposed fiber bales (8) brought onto conveyor devices (6), comprising a stripping device (2) moved in an action surface (16), whose plane of action forms an angle with respect to the feed plane of the conveyor device (6), the stripping device (2) comprises at least one milling head (4) rotating without advancing in the action plane and located at the end of the device carrier (6).
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DE8915583U DE8915583U1 (en) | 1989-10-05 | 1989-10-05 | |
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DE4025908A DE4025908A1 (en) | 1989-10-05 | 1990-08-16 | MULTI-BALL OPENER |
PCT/EP1990/001654 WO1991005092A1 (en) | 1989-10-05 | 1990-10-03 | Multi-bale opening device |
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EP0494891A1 true EP0494891A1 (en) | 1992-07-22 |
EP0494891B1 EP0494891B1 (en) | 1996-01-10 |
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