US20040188485A1 - Process and device for dividing sheets of glass - Google Patents

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US20040188485A1
US20040188485A1 US10/787,744 US78774404A US2004188485A1 US 20040188485 A1 US20040188485 A1 US 20040188485A1 US 78774404 A US78774404 A US 78774404A US 2004188485 A1 US2004188485 A1 US 2004188485A1
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    • C03—GLASS; MINERAL OR SLAG WOOL
    • C03B—MANUFACTURE, SHAPING, OR SUPPLEMENTARY PROCESSES
    • C03B33/00—Severing cooled glass
    • C03B33/02—Cutting or splitting sheet glass or ribbons; Apparatus or machines therefor
    • C03B33/023—Cutting or splitting sheet glass or ribbons; Apparatus or machines therefor the sheet or ribbon being in a horizontal position
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    • C03—GLASS; MINERAL OR SLAG WOOL
    • C03B—MANUFACTURE, SHAPING, OR SUPPLEMENTARY PROCESSES
    • C03B33/00—Severing cooled glass
    • C03B33/02—Cutting or splitting sheet glass or ribbons; Apparatus or machines therefor
    • C03B33/023—Cutting or splitting sheet glass or ribbons; Apparatus or machines therefor the sheet or ribbon being in a horizontal position
    • C03B33/03—Glass cutting tables; Apparatus for transporting or handling sheet glass during the cutting or breaking operations
    • Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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    • Y10T225/00—Severing by tearing or breaking
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  • the invention relates to a process and a device for dividing sheets of glass (glass cutting).
  • the glass sheets under consideration here are for example sheet glass (float glass) and laminated glass.
  • the object of the invention is to devise a process and a device of the initially mentioned type which allow accurate, prompt and simple separation of glass sheets (float glass and laminated glass) and which enables separation of glass sheet shapes which are to be further divided in an efficient and especially time-saving manner.
  • the process as claimed in the invention takes place such that the glass sheet shapes obtained after division in the X-direction on the table which is provided after the first separation site are supplied jointly to a second separation site in which the glass sheet shapes (“subplates”) are divided along the Y cuts.
  • the procedure is preferably such that the glass sheet shapes supplied in succession to the separation site for the Y cuts are divided at the same time along the Y cuts. That the glass sheet shapes in doing so must be advanced by distances of different sizes is not a problem if the conveyor devices for the glass sheet shapes can work independently of one another.
  • the glass sheets slide on an air cushion which is formed between the support surface of the first table and the glass sheet.
  • An air cushion as the sliding surface for glass sheets also has the advantage that the friction between the glass sheet and the support surface can be set by setting the pressure with which air flows out of the air cushion openings in the support surface to the value which is desired at the time and if necessary can be changed during the movement of the glass sheet. This offers for example the possibility of reducing the friction at the start of the movement of the glass sheet and of increasing the friction before the end of the movement of the glass sheet, for example when it is approaching the reference line (contact edge) by lowering the pressure of the air which forms the air cushion.
  • the support surfaces in front of the first separation site therefore the feed table for the first separation site (for X cuts) in the direction to at least one contact edge is tilted down or optionally is made additionally to be able to tilt so that they are aligned at an angle to the horizontal.
  • the suction head After the suction head is applied to the glass sheet the latter can be loaded in the direction to the conveyor belt so that between the conveyor belt and the glass sheet frictional adherence is formed by one edge of the glass sheet or glass sheet shape being pressed against the conveyor belt by the suction head which is fixed on the glass sheet/glass sheet shape. This makes it possible to move the glass sheet by sliding on the support surface using the conveyor belt.
  • a separate drive for the carriage which bears the coupling suction head in order to move it along the contact edge is not absolutely necessary.
  • FIG. 2 shows a (laminated) glass cutting unit in an oblique view
  • FIG. 4 shows one embodiment of the (laminated) glass cutting unit with a second conveyor means in the area in front of the first separation site;
  • FIG. 6 shows the table which is located between the two separation sites in an oblique view (partially).
  • each separation site A and B there are not only means for scratching the laminated glass from overhead and underneath, but also means for breaking the scratched laminated glass and for cutting the plastic film between the two panes of glass of the laminated glass.
  • the separation sites A and B can be made for example as is shown and described in U.S. Pat. No. 5,704,959 A or in EP-1 108 690 A.
  • glass sheet when used below, it encompasses both simple sheet or flat glass (“float glass”) and also laminated glass.
  • the unit as claimed in the invention is intended as one for dividing normal glass (float glass), it is generally such that the scratching of the glass sheet along the cutting contour takes place separately from the breaking of the scratched glass sheets which is carried out at the separation sites A and B into glass sheet shapes and glass shapes. But both scratching and also breaking of glass sheets or glass sheet shapes at separation sites A and B are also taken into account.
  • Devices for opening of cuts in glass sheets (“breaking”) are described for example in U.S. Pat. No. 5,165,585 A or in U.S. Pat. No. 5,857,603 A. Making the separating devices such that they can be used selectively for dividing float glass and laminated glass at separation sites A and B is also considered.
  • the unit has a first table I on which glass sheets are placed in the direction of the arrow 10 .
  • the table I can also be folded up around its inlet-side edge 11 so that on it the glass sheets from a glass sheet storage are set up on support hooks 12 on this edge 11 and then by folding back the table I they can be shifted into the initial position which is essentially horizontal.
  • the table I and the stationary strip 14 are preferably made as air cushion tables, i.e. distributed over their support surfaces there are openings 15 , out of which compressed air flows so that a glass sheet lying on the table I floats on an air cushion.
  • the table I in the same manner as the tables II and III on its support surface can be made for example as is shown and described in U.S. Pat. No. 5,165,585-A.
  • the tables I, II, and III can be equipped with rollers so that a glass sheet lying on the support surface can be easily moved.
  • the table I can be tilted around the edge 13 which lies in the area of the joint 16 between the table I and the strip 14 , in order to align the table I such that it is tilted down towards the contact edge 21 .
  • the edge 11 of the table I equipped with the hooks 12 can be raised so that the table I slopes down in the direction to the strip 14 .
  • a glass sheet which lies on the tilted table I slides on the table I, for example on an air cushion, “down” until it rests against the contact edge 21 which is formed by the strand 22 of the conveyor belt 20 .
  • This contact edge 21 which is formed by the conveyor belt 20 forms a reference line and defines the location of the glass sheet on the table I before it is moved to the separation site A (with a separating device for float glass or laminated glass).
  • the edge 11 of the table I for a table length of 3-5 m can be roughly 2 cm higher than the edge 13 .
  • the suction head 30 pulls the glass sheet G against the strand 22 of the conveyor belt 20 which forms the contact edge 21 (reference line), by which the glass sheet G is coupled by frictional adherence to the conveyor belt 20 .
  • the glass sheet G can be moved on the table I, the friction by the air cushion between the table I and the glass sheet G being small.
  • a device 35 which detects the front edge of a glass sheet in order to define the reference position.
  • this device 35 there can also be a simple stop which is moved away after fixing the reference position, for example, lowered.
  • the glass sheet is moved gradually to the separation site A and the X cuts are made in the glass sheet.
  • the extent of advance of the glass sheet G to the separation site point A is detected with a path transducer (incremental encoder) which is coupled to the conveyor belt 20 , especially to its drive, and based on the paths of the glass sheet which have been detected in this way it is aligned relative to the separation site A such that it is divided at the desired site each time.
  • the table I is moved (tilted) into its (horizontal) position which is parallel to the alignment of the separation site A.
  • a sensor or limit switch 47 establishes that a glass sheet shapes adjoins the contact edge 45 .
  • the conveyor belt 40 on the contact edge 44 of the table II perpendicular to the separation site A and the carriage 50 which is provided there on the contact edge 44 with suction heads 51 is designed to move the glass sheet shapes along the contact edge 44 .
  • the table III which is located following the separation site B is flush with the table II so that the tables II and III lie in a (single) plane.
  • the table III can be lowered after executing the separation process in the area of its edge 58 .
  • lifting strips 59 can also be recessed for tilting the glass sheet shapes up.
  • each of the contact edges 21 , 44 and 45 of tables I and II there is at least one carriages 30 , 50 , 55 each with at least one suction head 31 , 51 , 53 (on the carriages there can also be two suction heads each).
  • one carriage per contact edge is sufficient, especially when it engages in the middle area of the glass sheets or glass sheet shapes and pulls them with relatively great force against the strand 22 , 42 , 49 of the respective conveyor belt 20 , 40 , 46 , which strand forms the contact edge 21 , 44 , 45 (reference line). If for example there are two carriages with at least one suction head 31 each on the contact edges 21 , 44 , and/or 45 , they can also alternately engage glass sheets or glass sheet shapes.
  • This conveyor device 60 can be used to move the glass sheet to the first separation site A in combination with the conveyor belt 20 and the carriage 30 on the contact edge 21 .
  • the conveyor means 60 can however also be used to move another glass sheet to the separation site A at the same time or independently of the transport of a glass sheet by the conveyor belt 20 and the carriage 30 .
  • the second conveyor means 60 in the area over the support surface of the table I is built as follows (FIG. 5): On the beam 62 which is mounted stationary on the table I, there is a continuously turning conveyor belt 64 at the bottom for example in the form of a toothed belt at a distance over the support surface 18 of the table I with a contact surface 66 which is aligned essentially normally to the support surface of the table I. Above the conveyor belt 64 on the beam 62 which can be mounted on the one hand on the table I and on the other on the beam 68 of the separation site A there is a guide rail 65 for (at least) one carriage 70 .
  • the carriage 70 bears at least one suction head 71 which can be lowered onto a glass sheet G which lies on the support surface 18 of the table I (arrow 34 ).
  • the arrangement of the conveyor belt 64 is such that it has a distance from the support surface 18 of the table I which is so great that the thickest glass sheet G can be moved through under it.
  • the conveyor device 60 can also be adjustable instead of stationary so that its distance from the contact edge 21 which is formed by the conveyor belt 20 can be changed.
  • a device for dividing glass sheets (glass cutting table) in the area of the table II there is an additional conveyor means 100 with which glass sheet shapes can be conveyed on the table II to the second separation site B.
  • This conveyor device 100 has a beam 102 .
  • the beam 102 is connected at a distance over the support surface of the table II by its end which lies in the area of the contact edge 44 to the frame of the table II and in the area of the second separation site B to the beam 101 of this separation site B.
  • the beam 102 can be mounted stationary or can be adjustable transversely to the separation site A.
  • two carriages 104 , 106 can move on guide rails, each carriage 104 , 106 bearing one or preferably two suction heads 108 which can be fixed by suction on the glass sheet shapes G lying on the support surface of the table II (obtained by dividing the glass sheet at the separation site A).
  • each carriage 104 , 106 there is furthermore a lowerable stop 110 .
  • the glass sheet shapes G are moved using the carriage 50 and the conveyor belt 40 into contact with the stops 110 in order to align them in a certain given reference position before they are moved from the conveyor means 100 to the separation site B.
  • the carriages 104 , 106 with the suction heads 108 are moved along the beam 102 by coupling to an endless belt 112 , for which the carriages 104 , 106 can be fixed separately from one another by coupling devices 114 on the belt 112 .
  • the coupling devices 114 in the embodiment are plungers 116 which are located on the carriage 104 , 106 with the capacity to be moved by hydraulic cylinders and which can be pressed against the belt 112 .
  • At least one carriage 50 which can be moved on the contact edge 44 of the table II is designed to move the glass sheet shapes which have been obtained after division in the separation device A adjoining the reference line which is provided by the transport belt 40 in the area of the contact edge 44 away from the separation site A. To do this the carriage 50 is movably guided in the area of the contact edge 44 of the table II on a guide rail.
  • the coupling of the glass sheet shapes to the conveyor belt 40 takes place either (as explained above) by moving the suction head 51 on the carriage 50 in order to press the edge of the glass sheet shape against the conveyor belt 40 , or the carriage 50 is coupled to the transport belt 40 provided there via a coupling device 52 similarly to the coupling devices 114 to the plungers 116 on the carriages 104 , 106 in order to transport a glass sheet shape.
  • the suction head 51 on the carriage 50 can be moved perpendicular to the contact edge 44 so that the glass sheet is pulled by the actuation of the suction head 51 in the direction to the contact edge 44 against this contact edge (formed by the strand 42 of the conveyor belt 40 ).
  • the coupling device 52 of the carriage 50 can also be used to couple the carriage 50 for transport back into its initial position (adjacent to separation site A) with the conveyor belt 40 .
  • the two conveyor devices on the table II make it possible to move two glass sheet shapes independently of one another to the separation site B where the separating lines (Y cuts) can be aligned in the two glass sheet shapes by corresponding selection of the advance sections such that they can be opened at the same time.
  • table III can also be aligned obliquely such that it is aligned declining in the direction in which the glass sheet shape is to be moved in order to support transport of glass sheet shapes away from the separation site A and/or toward the separation site B.
  • the table III in the same way as tables I and II is made as an air cushion table.
  • the table I is folded up around its edge 11 to accept a glass sheet from a stack 120 of glass sheets which are standing on a support 122 .
  • the glass sheet is fixed on the table I via several suction heads 124 .
  • the second glass sheet shape is advanced along the contact edge 44 , as was described above, by the conveyor belt 40 until is adjoins the contact pins 110 which are provided on the carriages 104 , 105 on the bridge 102 .
  • glass shapes can be lifted off the table III and can be set up essentially vertically in order to deposit them for example on a glass storage frame.
  • a unit for dividing glass sheets has two tables I and II and two separation sites A and B.
  • the table I which is located in front of the first separation site A can be aligned to slope obliquely down toward the contact edge 21 for moving the glass sheets located on it in the direction to the contact edge 21 .
  • the glass sheets adjoining the contact edge 21 are moved gradually using the transport device to the separation site A and are divided there in the X direction.
  • the glass sheet shapes which travel onto the table II can be supplied independently of one another but at the same time to the separation site B so that it is possible to further divide these glass shapes on the given dividing lines in the separation site B at the same time or overlapping in time into glass sheet shapes.

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