Winding device for a longitudinally cut material web and system for the controlled winding of a longitudinally cut material web
AssigneeFMS Force Measuring Systems AG
InventorJörg Inhelder
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a device (20) for winding a longitudinally cut material web having multiple longitudinal strips (12) on a plurality of winding tubes (16) to form in each case a wound roll. The device comprises an axle (24) and, mounted on the axle, a plurality of ring-shaped winding drives (22) that are individually controllable in their operating position. Each winding drive (22) forms an external-rotor electric motor and comprises a static interior tube (40) and a rotatable external tube (50). The external tube (50) that is rotatable on the rolling bearings (48) bears, on its interior, a device for providing an excitation magnetic field (52) that forms the external rotor of the electric motor.
Claims14
A device for winding a longitudinally cut material web comprising multiple longitudinal strips onto a plurality of winding tubes to form in each case a wound roll, comprising:
- an axle and, mounted on the axle, a plurality of ring-shaped winding drives that are individually controllable in their operating position and that are each adapted on their exterior to receive a winding tube for winding a longitudinal strip of the material web,
- each winding drive forming an external rotor electric motor and comprising a static interior tube and a rotatable external tube,
- the static interior tube being non-rotatably mounted on the axle and bearing, on its exterior, a stator having stator windings of the electric motor, as well as rolling bearings for receiving the rotatable external tube, and
- the external tube that is rotatable on the rolling bearings bearing, on its interior, a device for providing an excitation magnetic field that forms the external rotor of the electric motor, and comprising, on its exterior, a blocking device for the winding tubes to be received.
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