US3060077A - Sheet applying process - Google Patents

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US3060077A
US3060077A US758012A US75801258A US3060077A US 3060077 A US3060077 A US 3060077A US 758012 A US758012 A US 758012A US 75801258 A US75801258 A US 75801258A US 3060077 A US3060077 A US 3060077A
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04D—ROOF COVERINGS; SKY-LIGHTS; GUTTERS; ROOF-WORKING TOOLS
    • E04D5/00—Roof covering by making use of flexible material, e.g. supplied in roll form
    • E04D5/10—Roof covering by making use of flexible material, e.g. supplied in roll form by making use of compounded or laminated materials, e.g. metal foils or plastic films coated with bitumen
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04D—ROOF COVERINGS; SKY-LIGHTS; GUTTERS; ROOF-WORKING TOOLS
    • E04D15/00—Apparatus or tools for roof working
    • E04D15/06—Apparatus or tools for roof working for handling roofing or sealing material in roll form
    • 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
    • Y10—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC
    • Y10T—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER US CLASSIFICATION
    • Y10T156/00—Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture
    • Y10T156/17—Surface bonding means and/or assemblymeans with work feeding or handling means
    • Y10T156/1788—Work traversing type and/or means applying work to wall or static structure
    • Y10T156/179—Work traversing type and/or means applying work to wall or static structure with liquid applying means

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  • the process and apparatus of the present invention are used, for example, in the roofing industry for applying a sheet of roofing paper to a surface to be covered by such sheet.
  • a surface may be the upper surface of a sheet of paper or the like already applied to a roof, for example, and a suitable adhesive joins the sheets together.
  • it is difiicult to apply a sheet of this type in such a manner that it will reliably adhere to the desired extent and at the desired locations to the surface which it covers. Because of nonuniform cooling of the adhesive there are invariably places where the sheet should but does not adhere to the surface which it covers.
  • One of the objects of the present invention is to provide a process and apparatus which will apply a sheet to a surface in such a way that the sheet will reliably adhere to the surface at least at predetermined portions of the sheet and surface.
  • Another object of the present invention is to provide a device which will reliably press a roll of the sheet to be applied to a given surface against the surface while the sheet is being unrolled onto the same.
  • a further object of the present invention is to provide a process and apparatus which will reliably heat a surface t portion of a sheet and a portion of the surface to be contacted by the surface portion of the sheet immediately prior to the joining of these surface portions to each other.
  • An additional object of the present invention is to provide a device which automatically maintains a heating means at a predetermined position with respect to a roll of a sheet during the time that the sheet is being unrolled and the roll thickness is decreasing in such a way that the distance between the heating means and the exterior surface of the roll remains substantially unchanged during unrolling of the sheet.
  • Still another object of the present invention is to provide a device which will automatically limit the heating of the sheet to predetermined areas thereof which are spaced from each other both longitudinally and transversely of the sheet.
  • a still further object of the present invention is to provide a device of the above type with a means which will press the sheet against the surface to be covered thereby immediately after the sheet has been applied to the surface.
  • Yet another object of the present invention is to provide a device of the above type which is self-contained in the sense that it includes within itself all of the required components such as the sheet to be applied to the surface to be covered as well as a source of heat which supplies a heating medium to a heating means which heats the sheet.
  • the present invention includes, in a process for applying to a surface to be covered a sheet which adheres thereto, the steps of simultaneonsly heating a portion of a sheet and a portion of a surface to be covered thereby just before these portions come into contact with each other.
  • the present invention includes, in a device for applying to a surface to be covered a sheet which adheres thereto, a carriage means which is movable along the surface to be covered and a roll carrying means turnably carried by the carriage means for supporting a roll of the sheet which is to cover the above surface in a position where the roll directly engages the surface to be covered to be unrolled :onto the same during movement of the carriage means on this surface.
  • a heating means is carried by the carriage means for heating the sheet which is unrolled onto the surface to be covered.
  • FIG. 1 is a side elevational view of a device according to the present invention
  • FIG. 2 is a fragmentary top plan view of the structure of FIG. 1;
  • FIG. 3 is an elevational end view of the structure of FIGS. 1 and 2 as seen from the left of FIGS. 1 and 2;
  • FIG. 4 is a fragmentary longitudinal sectional illustration of a roll carrying means according to the present invention.
  • FIG, 5 is a fragmentary perspective view of the manner in which the roll carrying means is connected with the carriage means;
  • FIG. 6 is a sectional view on an enlarged scale taken along the line Vl-VI of FIGS. 2 and 7 in the direction of the arrows showing how a heating means is removably connected with the device;
  • FIG. 7 is a fragmentary axialpartly sectional view of one end of a heating means shown connected with the carriage means;
  • FIG. 8 shows the structure of FIG. 7 with the end of the heating means disconnected
  • FIG. 9 is a fragmentary partly sectional view of the releasable lock means used in the part of the device illustrated in FIGS. 6-8;
  • FIG. 10 is a fragmentary elevational view ,on. an enlarged scale of the structure shown atv the lower left of FIG. 1, FIG. 10 illustrating the details of a pressing means which presses a sheet against the surface covered thereby.
  • the carriage means of the present invention is generally designated with the reference character 1 and includes a framework of metal tubes and bars which are Welded together, for example.
  • This framework includes an outer frame made up of a horizontal lower frame portion 2 and a pair of hollow rigid tubes 3 located at opposite sides of the carriage means 1 and extending upwardly and forwardly from the front end of the lower frame portion 2.
  • This lower frame por-' tion 2 carries a rear vertical frame member 4 of substantially U-shaped configuration having a top cross bar and a pair of downwardly directed legs fixed at their bottom end respectively to the lower frame portion 2
  • the lower frame portion 2 fixedly carries a front vertical frame member 5 substantially cylindrical with the frame member 4 and also fixed at its bottom ends to the frame member 2.
  • a pair of side bars 6 are respec tively located at opposite sides of the carriage means 1, and each side bar is welded at one end to a leg of memher 4 and at its oppositeend to a leg of member 5.
  • a .pair of side bars 7 are also respectively located at opposite sides of the carriage means, and each of these side bars is welded at one end to a leg of frame member and at an opposite end to the upwardly directed member, 3.
  • These members 3 are interconnected at their top ends by a horizontal rod 8 which is fixed at its opposite ends to the tubular members 3 without extending into the same.
  • a substantially U-shaped handle member 9 has a top cross bar located at a higher elevation than the rod 8 and extending across the entire carriage means as well as apair of legs extending slidably into the tubes 3, respectively.
  • This interconnection of the downwardly directed legs of handle 9 with the tubes 3 forms an adjusting means for adjusting the elevation of the handle 9 so that the device can be comfortably operated by operators of different heights, and this adjusting means further includes pairs of aligned openings at the top end portion of each member 3 adapted to be selectively aligned with a transverse bore in each leg of the member 9 with pins 10 respectively passing through these bores and the pairs of aligned openings of the tubes 3 for releasably holding the handle 9 at a selected elevation.
  • a pair of bars 11 are located between frame member 5 and the upwardly directed tubes 3 with each bar 11 fixed as by welding at one end to a leg of member 5 and at an opposite'end to a member 3, these bars 11 being located at the same elevation and respectively carrying coaxial bearings for a pair of coaxial axle portions 12 rotatably supported in this way by the pair of bars 11 and cooperating to form the only axle means of the carriage means 1.
  • axle portions 12 which are restrained by any suitable collars or the like against axial movement, fixedly 4 inder 17 so that the latter cannot become soiled at its end edges with bitumen or the like.
  • each central portion 15 of the bars 14 is formed with an upwardly directed notch 53 extending from the bottom edge of each bar 14 and receiving one of the shafts 16.
  • each portion 15 fixedly carries a bracket 54 which in turn fixedly carries a relatively strong leaf spring 55 extending downwardly from the bracket and fixedly carrying at its bottom end a wedgeshaped catch member 56 which engages the underside of each stub shaft 16 to maintain the latter rotatably in the notch 53.
  • a pair of elongated bars 14 are respectively located at the opposite sides of the carriage means 1 and extend along the top surface of the lower frame portion 2, each bar 14 being fixed as by welding at one end to a leg of frame member 4 and at an opposite end to a leg of framemember 5.
  • Each bar 14 is provided with an inwardly bent central portion 15, as shown most clearly in FIG. 5, and these central portions 15 serve as bearings for the roll-carrying means 16, 17.
  • This latter roll carrying means 16, 17 serves to carry a roll of a sheet to be applied to the surface to be covered, and part of such a roll is indicated in FIG. 1.
  • the roll carrying means includes a pair of end journals 16 and an elongated cylinder 17, the latter directly carrying the roll of paper and being formed with an unillustrated axial slot which serves to connect the roll of paper to the cylinder 17.
  • the roll carrying means includes an elongated tube 19 which receives the ends of the shafts 16 which are directed toward each other, and the ends of the tube 19 are respectively welded to a pair of annular dished members '18 which are respectively fixed to'the shafts 16 around which the rings 18 respectively extend.
  • the tube 19 extends coaxially through and beyond the cylinder 17 and fixedly carries at its outer surface a plurality of radially positioned rigid plates 20 distributed circumferentially about and longitudinally along the tube 19. The outer ends of the plates 20 are fixed as by welding to the inner surface of the hollow cylinder 17, so that in this way a rigid roll carrying means is provided.
  • the cylinder 17 has a length which is somewhat shorter than the width of the sheet rolled onto the cylinder 17 and the ends of this sheet extend beyond the ends of the cylwill displace the catch members 56 against the force of the leaf springs 55, these catch members automatically snapping back to their operating positions beneath the shafts 16 when the latter have been moved sufficiently into the notches 53, respectively.
  • the roll carrying means is rotatably supported by the carriage means 1.
  • Each leaf spring 55 has a rod 57 fixedly connected thereto so that whenever it is desired to remove the roll carrying means the operator can engage the rods 57 to turn the catch members 56 away from their positions beneath the shafts 16 so as to release the roll carrying means.
  • the bottom frame portion 2 of the carriage means 1 includes at the trailing end of the carriage means a cross bar 29.
  • a pressing means is connected to the trailing end portion of the carriage means for pressing downwardly on a sheet immediately after it has been applied to a surface to be covered.
  • This pressing means includes an elongated rod 22 extending transversely across the carriage means and being substantially parallel to the bar 29.
  • This rod 22 is fixedly connected at its ends to a pair of arms 21, respectively, which form parts of a pair of hell cranks pivotally connected by a pair of pivot pins 81, respectively, to the sides of frame portion 2 adjacent to the rear bar 29 thereof.
  • These bell cranks respectively include upwardly directed arms 82 which are respectively connected with springs 83.
  • springs are also connected with a pair of upwardly directed rigid members 84 fixed as by welding to the top surface of cross bar 29 at the ends of the latter so that the springs 83 urge the bell cranks 80 in a counterclockwise direction, as viewed in FIG. 10, and in this way the rod 22 is urged downwardly toward the surface on which the carriage means 1 rides.
  • the rigid member 84 fixedly carry a pairof stop members 85, respectively, which have bottom ends directed toward the arms 21 and respectively engaging the latter to limit the clockwise turning of the bell crank 80 to the position of these bell cranks indicated in FIG. 10.
  • the pressing means at the trailing end portion of the carnage means 1 further includes a series of pressing rolls 23 respectively formed with axial bores 23 through which the rod 22 freely passes. These bores 23' have a diameter substantially greater than the diameter of the rod 22 for a purpose described below.
  • each of the pressing rolls 23 has a cylindrical exterior surface and a pair of end faces which intersect the cylindrical surface at circular rounded edges 24 at the ends of each roll 23. In this way a sheet engaged by the pressing rolls will not be pinched between a pair of these rolls. Such pinching and undesirable creasing of the sheet might occur if the rolls had sharp end edges.
  • FIG. 1 the parts are shown therein in the position they take when the roll carried by the roll carrying means has been used upto such an extent that the bell cranks 80 have the angular position indicated in FIG. 10.
  • the frame portion 2 will be directed upwardly to the left, as viewed in FIG. 1, and the weight of the entire carriage means will be carried in part by the wheel carrying axle means 12, 13 and in part by the roll of paper itself.
  • the center of gravity of the entire device is arranged relatively close to the roll carrying means 1620 so that the paper is urged downwardly against the surface to be covered not only by its own weight and the weight of the roll carrying means 16*, but also by a considerable part of the Weight of the carriage means itself.
  • the major part of the weight of the carriage means presses down on the shafts 16 so that a strong pressure applies the sheet against the surface to be covered at the instant when the sheet contacts this surface, and this is true of almost the entire length of the sheet.
  • the pressing rolls 23 are relatively close to each other and extend across the entire width of the sheet to press the sheet against the surface to be covered immediately after the sheet has contacted the surface to be covered so that these pressing rolls in addition to providing a secure bond between the sheet and the surface it covers also smooth out wrinkles, if any.
  • a feeler means engages the rolled sheet at a portion thereof located just ahead of a portion of the sheet which is heated in a manner described below, and this feeler means is formed by a series of rollers 28 (FIG. 1) turnably supported by a rod 27 which is carried at its ends by a pair of arms 26 extending upwardly from the ends of the rod 27 at the sides of the carriage means, respectively. These arms 26 form an arm means which carries the feeler means 28, and the arms 26 are pivotally connected by pivot pins 25 to the rear ends of the bars 6, as may be seen from FIG. 1.
  • a spring means 30 in the form of a pair of springs 30 urges the arms 26 in a clockwise direction, as viewed in FIG. 1, so as to maintain the rollers 28 in engagement with the exterior surface of the roll of paper during the unrolling of the latter.
  • the springs 30 are connected at one end to the arms 26, respectively, and at their opposite end to the cross bar 29.
  • a second arm means 32 is provided to support a heating means 33 described below.
  • This second arm means is in the form of a pair of arms 32 pivotally connected at 31 to the bars 7, respectively, and having their bottom ends connected with the heating means v33 in a manner described below so as to carry the heating means 33.
  • This heating means 33 is in the form of an elongated hollow burner tube formed with a series of burner openings 34 shown in FIG. 2.
  • this portion of the sheet and the surface to be covered defining between themselves a gap which closes at the point of contact between the sheet and the surface to be covered and toward which the openings '34 of the burner tube 33 are directed so that the heating means serves to simultaneously heat a portion of the surface to be covered and a portion of the sheet just before these portions contact each other.
  • a flexible conduit means 37 communicates with the heating means 33 for supplying to the latter a combustible fluid which can be ignited at the openings 34 and which escapes through the openings 34 to be burned at these openings, and in this way heat is applied to the sheet as well as the surface covered thereby.
  • the combustible fluid may take the form of a liquefied gas or a combustible liquid.
  • a pair of conduits 37 branch from a distributor valve 35 to spaced portions of the tube 33 so as to guarantee distribution of the combustible fluid along the entire length of the heating means.
  • the wall of the heating means which is formed with openings 34 fixedly carries at its exterior surface spaced members 36 in the form of channels of substantially U-shaped cross section which cover openings '34 so that these openings are arranged in groups separated by the members 36.
  • a means is provided for removably connecting the heating means 33 to the arm means '32 which carries the same so that one heating means may be exchanged for another, and this arrangement enables a heating means which is particularly suited [for a particular job to be connected with the carriage means.
  • An additional valve means 38 is located downstream of the distributor valve 35 for con-- trolling the flow of combustible fluid through the conduits 37, and each conduit 37 may be associated with a separate ignition circuit for igniting the combustible fluid after it flows through each conduit 37 into the heatingmeans 33.
  • Beneath the bars 7 are respectively located a pair of bars 41 each of whichis connected as by welding at one end to a leg of frame member 5 and at an opposite end to one of the members 3.
  • a shaft 40 extends-between and is turnably supported by the bars 41, and this shaft- 40 is fixedly connected adjacent the bars 41 to a pair of eccentric discs 39 which are fixed at portions adjacent their peripheries to the shaft 49.
  • a pair of handle members 52 are fixed to the shaft 40 for turning the latter manually.
  • the discs 39 are respectively in the same planes as the arms 32 and when the shaft 46 is turned the discs 39 will have their peripheries brought into contact with the arms 32 to turn the latter in a counterclock wise direction, as viewed in FIG.
  • a motion transmitting means inter-connects the arm ineans 26 with the arm means 32 so that turning movement of the arm means 26 will be transmitted to the arm means 32.
  • This motion transmitting means includes a pair of connectingrods 42 respectively connected pivotally at one end to the bars 26 and at an opposite end to the bars 32.
  • the feeler means 28 together with the arm means 32 will turn in a clockwise direction, as viewed in FiG. 1, and the arms 42 will transmit this movement to the arms 32 so that the latter will simultaneously turn in a clockwise direction, and the parts are so designed that the heating means 33 will in this way remain at all .times at the same distance from the exterior surface of the sheet during unrolling of the latter so that uniform heat ing is guaranteed.
  • the elongated heating means 33 is angularly adjustable about its axis so that the angle of the burner openings 34 can be regulated.
  • the end walls the heating means 33 is provided with respectively fixedly carry a pair of stub shafts 58 which are coaxial with each other and which respectively fixedly carry at their outer ends a pair of collars 59.
  • the bottom ends of the arms 32 fixedly carry stub shafts 60 which are respectively directed toward and aligned coaxially with the stub shafts 58 when the burner means is connected with the carriagemeans.
  • These stu-b shafts 60 respectively (fixedly carry at their ends nearest to shafts 58 collars 61.
  • each collar 59 has its annular end face which is directed away from the adjacent collar 66 formed with a pair of helical steps each of which extends through approximately 180 with the thickest end of one step located next to the end of the next step which has the least thickness.
  • These stepped surfaces are indicated at 67 and act as Wedges.
  • the face of each collar 59 which is directed toward the adjacent collar 61 is flat.
  • Each col lar 59 is formed with a pair of diametrically opposed notches 62 passing axially theret-hrough at the portions of least thickness thereof, and each collar 61 is formed with a pair of notches 63 adapted to be respectively aligned with the notches 62 during assembly of the heating means with the carriage means.
  • a ring 64 surrounds each pair of cooperating collars 59 and 61. At its right side, as viewed in FIGS. 79, the ring 64 is formed with a pair of inwardly directed opposed teeth 65 which move through the aligned notches 62 and 63 during shifting movement (if the ring 64 to the right from the position of FIG. 8 to that of FIG. 7.
  • the ring 64 At its side opposite from the teeth 65 the ring 64 is provided with an inwardly directed annular flange 66 which engages the left end face of the collar 61 when the ring 64 is shifted from the position of FIG. 8 to that of FIG. 7.
  • the heating means 33 can be turned about its axis together with the rings 64 to set the angle of the burner openings 34, and then the ring 64 is turned with respect to the heating means so that the teeth 65 engage the wedge surfaces 67 to fix the heating means to the arms 32 in the adjusted angular position.
  • each ring 64 is provided at its outer surface with projections 68 which provide a secure grip for the operator.
  • FIGS. 6-9 and described above provides a means for releasably connecting the heating means 33 with the carriage means 1 and for adjusting the angle of the heating means.
  • the arm means 32 together with the arm means 26, the motion transmitting means 42, and the feeler means 23 form a means responsive to the constantly diminishing thickness of the roll of paper for automatic-ally maintaining the heating means 33 at the same distance from the exterior surface of the roll during the unrolling thereof.
  • the burner openings 34 are separated by elements 36 into groups which cause only longitudinally extending portions of the sheet to be heated.
  • An additional means is provided for periodically interrupting the heating of the sheet during the unrolling thereof, so that as a result spaced rectangular portions of the sheet are heated.
  • This interrupting means includes the screen 45 which is shown in FIG. 1 between the heating means 3-3 and the roll carrying means. When the screen 45 has the position shown in FIG. 1 it will prevent the heat from reaching the rolled sheet.
  • This screen 45 is carried by a pair of levers 44 pivotally supported respectively on a pair of pivot pins 43 fixedly carried by the legs of frame member 5 adjacent the bottom ends of these legs.
  • the right free ends of the levers 44 respectively rotatably carry rollers 47 which form cam followers and which respectively cooperate with a pair of cams 46 respectively fixed to the axle portions 12 for rotation therewith.
  • a pair of springs 48 are connected with the levers 44, respectively as well as with the bottom portions of tubes 3 so as to maintain the cam followers 47 in engagement with the cam-s 46. Therefore, during movement of the carriage means 1 the earns 46 will move through a complete revolution during each revolution of the wheels 13 and as a result the screen 45 wiil interrupt the heating of the sheet once during each revolution of the wheels 13. The result is that the sheet which covers the surface to which it adheres has intersecting parallel portions which do not adhere to the covered surface and form with the latter channels through which air may pass for cooling purposes, for example.
  • the frame members 4 and 5 of the carriage means 1 fixedly carry between themselves and at an elevation substantially higher than the lower frame portion 2 a framework 49 which carries a container 50 for the combustible fluid.
  • a conduit 51 leads from the container 50 to the distributor valve 35 so that the fluid flows from container 50 through conduit 51 and then through valve 35 and 38 to the conduits 37.
  • the members 36 may, for example, have a length of 10 cm. so that the unheated longitudinal portions of the sheet are 10 cm. wide, and the device may include three members 36 spaced from each other along the heating means.
  • the sheet which is in the form of a roll on the roll carrying means may be a conventional tar paper or roofing paper provided at one or both of its surfaces with a coating of a suitable pitch or adhesive such as bitumen so that when this coating is heated by the heating means it will adhere to the surface to be covered.
  • a first layer of this paper usually forms with its upper exposed surface the first surface to be covered, and this upper surface has a coating of bitumen or the like.
  • a second layer covers the upper surface of the first layer in the manner described above with the process and apparatus of the present invention, and the bitumen coatings on the surface to be covered as well as the surface of the covering sheet are simultaneously heated in the manner described above.
  • a process for covering and insulating substantially horizontal surfaces of a building or the like with a web of insulating material having a bitumen covered surface which adheres to the surface to be covered after both surfaces are heated comprising the steps of supporting the web of insulating material in roll form directly on the surface to be covered so that a portion of the bitumen covered surface of the roll rests on the latter surface; rolling the roll of insulating material along the surface to be covered so as to unroll the web of insulating material and so that the rolled web of insulating material has at any instant during the unrolling thereof a bitumen covered surface portion directed toward and about to engage a surface portion of the surface to be covered; and continuously heating both of said surface portions during the unrolling of the web of insulating material so that the surfaces are at elevated temperatures at the moment of contact with each other.
  • a process for covering and insulating a fiat roof with tar paper comprising the steps of placing a roll of tar paper having a bitumen covered surface on the roof surface to be covered with a portion of the bitumen covered surface of the roll resting on the roof surface; rolling the roll of tar paper along the roof surface so as to unroll said tar paper unto said roof surface to be covered; and continuously heating surface portions of the roof and bitumen covered surface portions of the tar paper roll shortly before the surface portions come in contact with each other during unrolling of the tar paper on the roof surface.

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