US3722251A - Apparatus and method for leveling metal strip - Google Patents

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US3722251A
US3722251A US00209249A US3722251DA US3722251A US 3722251 A US3722251 A US 3722251A US 00209249 A US00209249 A US 00209249A US 3722251D A US3722251D A US 3722251DA US 3722251 A US3722251 A US 3722251A
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    • B21—MECHANICAL METAL-WORKING WITHOUT ESSENTIALLY REMOVING MATERIAL; PUNCHING METAL
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    • B21D—WORKING OR PROCESSING OF SHEET METAL OR METAL TUBES, RODS OR PROFILES WITHOUT ESSENTIALLY REMOVING MATERIAL; PUNCHING METAL
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  • ABSTRACT Apparatus for leveling metal strip having a predetermined width includes gripping means for intermittently and successively gripping predetermined length portions of the strip at longitudinally-spaced locations.
  • the strip is stretched between the longitudinallyspaced locations to produce a stretched strip portion having a width intermediate the spaced locations which is less than the predetermined width.
  • Trimming means acts longitudinally of the strip to trim side por tions thereof in order to reduce the predetermined width, at least at the spaced locations, to, or slightly less than, the poststretched width.
  • the strip is continuously fed to a first looping means and continuously pulled from a second looping means.
  • the gripping means is positioned between the first and second looping means.
  • Transfer means transfers a stretched portion of strip to the second looping means subsequent to a stretching operation.
  • the size of the loop in the first looping means decreases and the size of the loop in the second looping means increases.
  • the trimming means is spaced from the second looping means in the direction of movement of the strip.
  • the strip is not transversely sheared into sheets prior to tension leveling.
  • Predetermined length portions of the strip are gripped at longitudinally-spaced locations by gripping means.
  • the gripping means is moved to stretch the predetermined length portion and this reduces the width of the strip intermediate the spaced locations.
  • the stretched length of strip is then transferred from the gripping means and a new predetermined length portion of the same strip is fed to the gripping means.
  • One gripping means can grip the new predetermined length portion of strip at the same location that the trailing end of the stretched strip portion was gripped.
  • each stretched portion of strip is then transversely sheared into finished sheets and the gripping marks are transversely sheared therefrom.
  • the sheets are then manually handled and taken to other apparatus for edge trimming so that each individual sheet will have a substantially uniform width along its length. This additional handling of the sheets is a waste of man power and often causes surface defects in the sheets.
  • Previous leveling apparatus which gripped successive predetermined length portions of a continuous strip also operated intermittently in such a manner that a long wait was necessary while moving a stretched strip portion from the gripping means and moving an unstretched portion of strip thereto.
  • An apparatus and method of the type described includes trimming means for trimming the entire strip longitudinally thereof, at least at the spaced locations having gripping marks thereon, in order to reduce the predetermined prestretched width at the spaced locations to substantially the same as, or slightly less than, the poststretched width.
  • the strip is subsequently sheared transversely to remove those portions of the strip having gripping marks thereon and to divide the strip into finished sheets. With the improved trimming means, substantially shorter lengths of strip are removed in order to delete those portions having gripping marks thereon.
  • feed means is provided for feeding the strip through the apparatus in a predetermined longitudinal direction.
  • the trimming means is spaced in that same predetermined longitudinal direction from the gripping means so that the trimming means operates upon the strip immediately after the stretching operation.
  • the trimming means includes shearing discs positioned in spacedapart relationship a distance substantially equal to the desired poststretched width of the stretched portion of the strip.
  • first and second longitudinallyspaced looping means are provided for forming first and second longitudinally-spaced slack loops in the metal strip.
  • Continuous feed means is provided for continuously feeding the strip to the first looping means and continuous pulling means is provided for continuously pulling the strip from the second looping means.
  • Gripping means for gripping the strip at longitudinallyspaced locations is positioned intermediate the first and second looping means.
  • the gripping means stops longitudinal movement of the strip during a stretching operation so that the size of the first loop increases and the size of the second loop decreases.
  • Transfer means is provided for transferring a stretched strip portion from the gripping means to the second looping means so that the size of the second loop increases and the size of the first loop decreases during the transfer operation.
  • FIG. 1 is a side elevational view of a portion of an apparatus for tension leveling metal strip
  • FIG. 1A is a side elevational view of the remainder of the apparatus of FIG. 1;
  • FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional elevational view looking generally in the direction of arrows 22 of FIG. 1A;
  • FIG. 3 is a top plan view showing a portion of a metal strip subsequent to stretching in the apparatus of FIGS. 1 and 1A;
  • FIG. 4 is a partial top plan view showing a portion of a metal strip subsequent to a trimming operation.
  • FIGS. 1 and 1A show an apparatus for tension leveling an elongated metal strip A.
  • the apparatus includes an uncoiler B for uncoiling a coil 12 of'strip A.
  • Uncoiler B is of a known type and includes a ho'lddown roll 14 which acts against the outer periphery of coil 12 and is mounted on a pivoted arm 16 which is movable toward and away from coil 12 by means of a hydraulic cylinder 18.
  • Uncoiler B may also include a winder 20 for a paper strip which was placed upon strip A when formed into coil 12 in order to separate adjacent convolusions of strip. Winder 20 is adapted to wind such a paper strip back up as coil 12 is uncoiled.
  • Metal strip A is fed in a predetermined longitudinal direction indicated by arrow 22 through the apparatus shown in FIGS. 1 and 1A.
  • a first pair of upper and lower pinch feed rolls 24 and 26 are provided for pulling strip A from coil 12. At least one of rolls 24 and 26 is driven, and upper roll 24 is mounted on a pivoted arm 28 movable by a hydraulic cylinder 30 so that upper roll 24 can be moved out of engagement with strip A to stop feeding movement thereof.
  • a crop shearing device C is positioned adjacent rolls 24 and 26 for shearing the trailing edge of one strip and the leading edge of another strip so that such edges can be welded together by a welding apparatus D.
  • Strip A may be fed through a roller leveler E positioned intermediate shearer C and welding apparatus D.
  • a first looping means in the form of a pit F is provided for forming a slack portion of strip A in the form of a free loop 34.
  • Feed means in the form of a pair of upper and lower rolls 36 and 38, continuously feeds strip A to first looping means F.
  • At least one of rolls 36 and 38 is continuously driven, and upper roll 36 is mounted on an arm 40 pivoted at 42 to frame member 44.
  • a hydraulic cylinder 46 selectively acts against pivoted arm 40 to raise upper roll 36 out of contact with strip A to stop feeding movement thereof, if so desired.
  • a plurality of quadrant rolls 50 define an arcuate path over which strip Ais fed to first looping means F.
  • a plurality of additional quadrant rolls 52 positioned on the other side of looping means F define an arcuate path over which strip A is guided from first looping means F.
  • Side guides 54 may be provided to act against the opposite side edges of strip A to guide it accurately in predetermined direction 22.
  • strip A moves over quadrant rolls 52 from first looping means F to gripping means defined by longitudinally-spaced gripping jaws G and H.
  • Gripping jaws G and H are adapted to grip the entire width of strip A at spaced locations in a known manner.
  • Gripping jaws G may be mounted for longitudinal adjustment on a bed I for varying the longitudinal spacing between jaws G and H so that the length of strip A which is stretched may be selectively varied.
  • Gripping jaws H are attached to rod 56 of hydraulic cylinder J. With jaws G and H gripping strip A, cylinder J may be activated to move jaws H away from jaws G in the direction of arrow 22 to stretch a portion of strip A and flatten wrinkles therein.
  • a second looping means K in the form of a pit, is provided for forming a second free loop 58 in strip A.
  • Transfer means is also provided for transferring a stretched strip portion of strip A from gripping jaws G and H to second looping means K, and for feeding an unstretched portion of strip from first looping means F to gripping jaws G and H.
  • Such transfer means may be in the form of upper and lower pinch rolls 60 and 62. At least one of upper and lower rolls 60 and 62 is rotatably driven for feeding strip A in the direction of arrow 22.
  • Upper roll 60 is mounted on pivot arm 64 which is pivoted at 66 to support 68.
  • Hydraulic cylinder 70 is connected with pivot arm 64 so that roll 60 may be raised out of contact with strip A to stop transfer movement thereof.
  • a plurality of quadrant rolls 72 define an arcuate path over which strip A is fed to second looping means K.
  • a plurality of quadrant rolls 74 are provided on the opposite side of second looping means K to define an arcuate path over which strip A is guided from second looping means K.
  • Side guides 76 may be provided for engaging the opposite side edges of strip A to guide its movement in longitudinal direction 22 from second looping means K.
  • Feed means for continuously pulling strip A from second looping means K may be in the form of upper and lower pinch rolls 80 and 82.
  • Upper roll 80 is mounted on pivot arm 84 pivoted at 86 from a suitable support.
  • An hydraulic cylinder 88 is connected with pivot arm 84 so that upper roll 80 may be moved out of engagement with strip A to stop feeding movement thereof in the direction of arrow 22.
  • rolls 80 and 82 continuously pull strip A from second looping means K.
  • a parting shear L may be positioned adjacent rolls 80 and 82, and spaced therefrom in the direction of arrow 22.
  • strip A is then fed through a longitudinal trimming means M which will be described hereafter in more detail.
  • Strip A then moves over quadrant rolls 90 which define an arcuate path over which strip A is guided to an additional looping means in the form of a third pit N so that a slack portion of strip A hangs therein in the form of a third loop 92.
  • Additional quadrant rolls 94 are provided on the opposite side of pit N to define an arcuate path over which strip A moves.
  • Side guides 96 may be provided adjacent quadrant rolls 94 for engaging the opposite side edges of strip A to guide its movement in the direction of arrow 22.
  • Strip A is then fed through another feed means 0 which includes upper and lower pinch rolls 102 and 104.
  • At least one of rolls 102 and 104 is rotatably driven to feed strip A in the direction of arrow 22.
  • Upper roll 102 may be mounted for movement away from strip A in the same manner as described with respect to the other pinch rolls for stopping feeding movement of strip A. It is also possible to de-energize the drive means for the driven roll for feed means 0 to stop movement of strip A at desired intervals.
  • Strip A is then fed through a shear P for shearing short lengths thereof which have been damaged by gripping means G and H.
  • Strip A may then be fed over a guide roll 108 rotatably mounted on a pivot arm 110 pivoted at 112 to a suitable support.
  • Hydraulic cylinder 1 14 is connected with pivot arm 110 for lowering guide roll 104 out of engagement with strip A.
  • Strip A may then be formed back into a coil 120 on coiling means Q.
  • shear P would ordinarily not be utilized and coil 120 would be moved to a different location for subsequent shearing to remove damaged sections gripped by gripping means G and H.
  • coiling means Q may be removed and guide roll 108 dropped to a lower position.
  • a driven conveyor R may then be lowered to a horizontal position for receiving lengths of strip fed through shear P. Lengths of strip fed onto conveyor R are fed to a vacuum lifting device S which lifts sequential lengths of strip and deposits them selectively on a completed strip table or a reject table in a known manner.
  • gripping means G and H grip strip A at longitudinally-spaced locations T and U.
  • Gripping means G and H form marks or perforations at spaced locations T and U as represented by lines 124.
  • strip A has a predetermined prestretched width as measured across prestretched longitudinal edges 126.
  • a stretched strip portion 128 is formed between spaced locations T and U.
  • the width of strip A is reduced to a poststretched width as measured across poststretched longitudinal edges 130.
  • the edges of strip A curve inwardly as indicated at 132 from prestretched edges 126 to poststretched edges of stretched strip portion 128.
  • trimming means M is adapted to trim strip A longitudinally thereof generally along dotted lines 136 in order to reduce the width of strip A, at least at spaced locations T and U, to substantially the same as, or slightly less than, the poststretched width of stretched strip portion 128 as measured across poststretched longitudinal edges 130.
  • strip A may be transversely sheared along dotted lines 138 to remove imperfections 124 formed therein by gripping jaws G and H. With this arrangement, subsequent transverse shearing of the continuous strip into sheets or plates of desirable lengths produces finished sheets or plates which require no further handling or trimming.
  • shearing means M may include transversely spaced-apart pairs of upper and lower shearing discs 140 and 142 mounted for rotation on substantially horizontal axes 144 and 146.
  • Numeral 148 represents scrap longitudinal strip portions which have been cut along dotted lines 136 of FIGS. 3.
  • Shearing discs 140 and 142 may be rotatably driven by a suitable motor and gear arrangement.
  • Inner surfaces 150 of discs 140 are positioned outwardly of outer surfaces 152 on discs 142 and in overlapping relationship thereto so that strip A is sheared along dotted lines 136 at the overlapping faces of surfaces 150 and 152.
  • Discs 140 and 142 are positioned so that overlapping shearing faces 150 and 152 thereof are spaced-apart a distance substantially the same as the poststretched width of stretched strip portion 128 as measured across poststretched longitudinal edges 130.
  • the feed means defined by rolls 36 and 38 is continuously operated for continuously feeding strip A to first looping means F.
  • Pulling means defined by rolls 80 and 82 is also continuously operated for continuously pulling strip A from second looping means K.
  • the transfer means defined by rolls 60 and 62 is intermittently operated.
  • the transfer means defined by rolls 60 and 62 is operated to feed an unstretched length of strip to gripping jaws G and H. This feeding movement of strip A in the direction of arrow 22 reduces the size of first loop 34 in first looping means F to the position shown in dotted lines.
  • the size of second loop 58 in second looping means K will then be in the shadow line positions shown.
  • gripping jaws G and H are released from clamping engagement with strip A and the transfer means defined by rolls 60 and 62 is again operated by moving upper roll 60 back down into engagement with strip A or by starting the drive motor.
  • Pulling of the stretched strip portion of strip A from between jaws G and H also causes a new unstretched portion of strip to move therebetween and the size of loop 34 once again decreases to the dotted line position shown.
  • Third looping means N provides slack loop 92 so that the feed means defined by rolls 102 and 104 may intermittently move stretched portions of strip A past shear means P to remove damaged spaced locations T and U therefrom by shearing transversely of strip A along dotted lines 138 of FIG. 4.
  • Suitable photocells 160 may also be provided in pits F and K for sensing the size of loops 34 and 58 to control the feeding operation of transfer rolls 60 and 66, or to control the feed rolls or pulling rolls, and the operation of the gripping means. Photocells may also be provided for sensing perforations or imperfections in spaced locations T and U to stop feeding movement of strip A in accurate positions so that shear means P will remove only the damaged length of strip.
  • Apparatus for intermittently and successively tension leveling predeterminedlength portions of an elongated metal strip having a longitudinal axis and a predetermined prestretched width across prestretched longitudinal edges comprising; feed means for feeding said strip through said apparatus in a predetermined longitudinal direction, longitudinally-spaced gripping means for gripping said strip across said predetermined width in longitudinally-spaced locations at opposite end portions of a predetermined length portion of said strip, power means for moving said gripping means to stretch said predetermined length portion of said strip between said longitudinally-spaced locations to a poststretched length portion of strip having a poststretched width intermediate said spaced locations less than said prestretched width, said feed means being operative for transferring said poststretched length portion from said gripping means and transferring a new predetermined length portion of said strip to said gripping means, and trimming means spaced in said predetermined direction from said gripping means for trimming said poststretched length of strip longitudinally thereof to reduce said width thereof at least at said spaced locations to not greater than said post-s
  • trimming means includes shearing discs spaced-apart a distance not greater than said poststretched width.
  • transverse shearing means for shearing said strip substantially perpendicular to said longitudinal axis thereof, said transverse shearing means being spaced in said predetermined direction from said trimming means for shearing said strip into predetermined lengths and removing said spaced locations from said strip.
  • said feed means includes first continuously driven rolls positioned ahead of said gripping means and second continuously driven rolls positioned ahead of said gripping means and second continuously driven rolls positioned downward of said gripping means, first looping means positioned between said first driven rolls and said gripping means for forming said strip into a loop, and second looping means positioned between said second driven rolls and said gripping means.
  • Apparatus for intermittently and successively tension leveling predetermined length portions of an elongated metal strip having a longitudinal axis comprising; first looping means for forming a first loop in said strip, second looping means spaced longitudinally of said strip from said first looping means for forming a second loop in said strip, continuous feed means for continuously feeding said strip to said first looping means, continuous pulling means for continuously pulling said strip from said second looping means, gripping means for gripping said strip intermediate said first and second looping means in longitudinally-spaced locations and stopping longitudinal movement of said strip from said first looping means to said second looping means so that the size of said first loop increases and the size of said second loop decreases, power means for moving said gripping means to longitudinally stretch said strip between said spaced locations and produce a stretched strip portion, transfer means for transferring said stretched strip portion from said gripping means to said second looping means so that the size of said second loop is increased and the size of said first loop is decreased.
  • said strip has opposite side edges and a prestretched width across said edges, said stretched strip portion having a poststretched width less than said prestretched width, and trimming means spaced from said second looping means in the direction of movement of said strip for trimming said strip along said opposite edges at least at said spaced locations to a width not greater than said post-stretched width.
  • a method for intermittently and successively tension leveling predetermined length portions of an elongated metal strip having a longitudinal axis and a predetermined prestretched width across opposite prestretched longitudinal edges comprising the steps of; feeding said strip in a predetermined longitudinal direction, gripping said strip across said predetermined width in longitudinally-spaced locations with gripping means at opposite end portions of a predetermined length portion of said strip, moving said gripping means to stretch said predetermined length portion of said strip to a poststretched length portion of strip having a poststretched width intermediate said spaced locations less than said prestretched width, transferring said poststretched length portion of strip from said gripping means while simultaneously transferring a new predetermined length portion of said strip to said gripping means, and trimming said opposite edges of said strip at least at said spaced locations to reduce said width thereof to not greater than said poststretched width.
  • a method for intermittently and successively tension leveling predetermined length portions of an elongated metal strip having a longitudinal axis and a predetermined width comprising the steps of; forming spaced-apart first and second loo s in said strip continuously feeding sald strlp to san first loop and continuously pulling said strip from said second loop, gripping said strip intermediate said first and second loops in longitudinally-spaced locations with gripping means, stretching said strip between said spaced locations to produce a stretched strip portion having a poststretched with intermediate said spaced locations less than said predetermined width, increasing the size of said first loop and decreasing the size of said second loop during said stretching step, transferring said stretched strip portion from said gripping means to said second loop, and decreasing the size of said first loop and increasing the size of said second loop during said transferring step.

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