Voith Sulzer Papiermaschinen Gmbh

J. M. Voith Gmbh

Voith Sulzer Papiertechnik Patent Gmbh

Roland Moller

Karl Ruck

Ralf Preising

Christian Schiel

Zygmunt Madrzak

Rudolf Beisswanger

Walter Kaipf

Dieter Holzinger

Process and winding machine for continuous winding of a material web

For winding up of a paper web to form a paper roll, a first reel spool is accelerated to the speed of the web and brought into a first, start-of-winding position in which it forms a nip with a driveable press drum. The beginning of the web of paper is guided around the press drum and is wound onto the first reel spool. When a first layer thickness has been wound, the first reel spool is transferred into a second, complete-winding position and the paper roll is wound up there to its desired layer thickness. During the entire winding process, the press drum or a special press roll are pressed against the winding surface of the developing paper roll, a torque is introduced into the axis of the first reel spool by means of a central drive and the press drum and/or press roll and the first reel spool with the developing paper roll thereon are displaced, preferably exclusively horizontally, without substantial changes in the direction or orientation of those elements. Then a second reel spool is accelerated and brought into the first position before transferring the web to the second reel spool.

Method and apparatus for the winding up of a paper web to form a roll

A method and device for winding a paper web to form a reel. The web is wound onto a shell that is predominantly centrally driven to introduce a torque that winds the web on the shell into a reel. A pressure element extends over the width of the web and acts continuously on the outer surface of the reel being wound in order to squeeze out air. A web threading roll comes adjacent the shell during web threading. Once the web is threaded, the shell is moved generally horizontally from the web threading toward the main winding position where the web is wound. A compensation device supports the reel being wound. The first pressure element in contact with the reel may move away, and a second pressure element closer to the compensation device may press upon the reel, after the first pressure element has moved away.

Method and device for winding a paper web to form a reel

A winder for winding a running web of paper, foil or similar. A support drum of web width is provided, and a winding drum on which the web is wound to a roll. A pair of primary swivel levers each feature on one end a fork for receiving a winding drum bearing and is mounted with its other end in the region of the support roll axis in such a way that the winding drum, in swiveling from a first position above the support roll, will in the running direction of the web approach the support roll while moving around it, passing in the process a primary section until reaching a second position. The winding drum with the still unfinished paper roll is taken over by a pair of secondary swivel levers with an essentially horizontal guideway extending from the second position across a secondary section up to a third position. A contact device forces the winding drum onto the support roll, and a drive is coordinated with the winding drum. A slide features guideways for guidance of the drive as it passes through the primary section, and is connected with the primary levers in such a way that it also will perform their swivel movement. A connecting link guide adjusts the radial position of the slide according to the current paper roll diameter, and ensures the slide tracking according to the increase in paper roll diameter. A guide rod clutch is arranged between the drive and the winding drum.

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