Web tension control system for a winding structure
AssigneeBeloit Technologies, Inc.
InventorGerhard Walter Dorfel
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AssigneeBeloit Technologies, Inc.
InventorGerhard Walter Dorfel
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A system to achieve an improved winding structure while winding webs (1, 1', 1" . . . ), especially paper webs, to obtain at least one wound web roll (5, 5', 5" . . . ) on a winding machine, comprises sensors 8A, 9A for determining torque load 8 and rider roll nip load 9, respectively, in order to change the tension remaining in the wound web. The winding machine is of a supporting drum type with at least two supporting drums (2, 3), at least one of these supporting drums preferably has elastic flexible surface (2', 3'). The torque and nip loads 8, 9, respectively, for changing the tension remaining in the wound web roll operate such that the tension of the web (1, 1', 1" . . . ) first decreases at increasing web roll diameter of said at least one web roll (5, 5', 5" . . .) during an initial winding phase, then stays approximately at the same level and, after winding further, decreases further at increasing wound web roll diameter during a final winding phase.
A process for winding a traveling, tensioned paper web utilizing a winding apparatus having at least two driven, front and back, support drums having parallel axes of rotation, and defining a winding bed between them, and a core for receiving the on-coming traveling paper web to be wound into a wound web roll thereon, as the core is disposed in the winding bed supported by the support drums, and a rider roll for engaging the web roll along a nip line of contact therewith as the web roll is being wound, comprising the steps:
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