Drivable roll of controllable flexure, particularly for machines for the production and processing of webs of paper or plastic
AssigneeER-WE-PA Maschinenfabrik u. Eisengiesserei GmbH
InventorWalter Bolender
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AssigneeER-WE-PA Maschinenfabrik u. Eisengiesserei GmbH
InventorWalter Bolender
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A drivable roll of controllable flexure, particularly for machines for the production and processing of paper or plastic webs. The roll comprises a cylindrical inner part (1) which through journals is firmly supported on bearing surfaces (5), and a tubular outer part (3) which is rotatably supported on the inner part (1). On the inner part (1) there are disposed along a generatrix means for the generation of compulsive forces acting radially between the inner part and the outer part. A drive shaft (6) which extends coaxially through the journal (2) and which is supported on the journal and on the inner part is integral with a center gear (10) which through an idler gear (11) drives an internal ring gear (14) that is secured to the outer part (3) through clamping means (15a, 15b). The axis of rotation (Z) of the idler gear (11) is parallel to the drive shaft (6), and its teeth (11a) have a crest which arcuately slopes downwardly on either side in the direction of the axis of rotation (Z). The drive can be implemented readily and at low cost. The roll will withstand high loads even with small-diameter journals, and deflections of the outer part will not interfere with the operation of the drive.
In a drivable roll of controllable flexure, particularly for machines for the production and processing of webs of paper or plastic, which comprises a substantially cylindrical inner part which through journals is firmly supported on a bearing surface, and a tubular outer part which surrounds the inner part and is supported at both ends on the inner part for rotation about the cylinder axis, there being disposed on the inner part along a generatrix means for the generation of compulsive forces acting radially between the inner part and the outer part, a drive shaft which extends coaxially through one of the journals and in proximity to its outer end is supported on the journal being connected to a center gear which through a gear train mounted on the inner part drives an internal ring gear that is coaxial with the outer part and is in a driving relation therewith, the improvement wherein said drive shaft is supported at its inner end on said inner part and said center gear is integral with said drive shaft and said gear train comprises a single idler gear whose axis of rotation is parallel to the axis of said drive shaft, and whose teeth have a crest which arcuately slopes downwardly on either side in the direction of the axis of rotation, said internal ring gear being set into the outer part and secured through clamping means to the internal surface of said outer part.
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