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<p>983,509. Winding webs. REYNOLDS METALS CO. June 5, 1961 [June 10, 1960], No. 20275/61. Heading B6B. A machine for winding strips of foil and paper together to form an interleaved coil comprises a spindle for mounting a core upon which the strips of foil and paper are to be wound, means for rotating the spindle a predetermined number of turns, means for guiding the foil and the paper in centered relation to each other and to the core as the coil is formed, means for mounting supply rolls of foil and paper strips and for controlling the tension created in the strips as they are drawn from the rolls, and means for applying lengths of insulating terminal tape to the foil strip at predetermined positions along the strip. Foil 25, e.g. aluminium foil, Fig. 1, is fed from a braked supply roll 24 over a guide 26, between air jets 28, through a foil guide 29 by. pinch rollers 30. A guide 23 guides insulating paper from a braked supply roll 84 to the winding spindle 46. Terminal tapes 35, 36 are unwound from braked supply rolls 34. In operation, the machine performs a taping cycle, a winding cycle and a taping cycle, the spindle 46 being driven by separate drives for each different cycle. A motor 50, Fig. 2, drives for each different cycle. A motor 50, Fig. 2, drives the spindle 46 through worm gearing, not shown, and an overrun clutch 48 during the taping cycle. A tape cycle shaft 52a is driven by a chain 52; a cam 58 on the shaft 52a actuates a switch 56, while a cam 54 actuates a switch 55. The switch 55 energizes solenoids, not shown, for actuating valves supplyiing air to cylinders 60, 62, Fig. 3, which rock tapeapplying assemblies 38 toward the foil 25. Thus, the terminal tapes 35, 36 are applied in spaced lengths in the manner described with reference to Figs. 8 to 13 (not shown), the foil being cut by a knife 70, Fig. 3. Before the commencement of a winding cycle, the leading end of the foil carrying inner terminal tapes formed by cutting, Fig. 12 (not shown), is secured by tape to an empty core 74, Fig. 3. A guide arm 79, Fig. 5, is then lowered, such that the foil is guided between flanges 85, while the paper from the roll 84 is drawn through track 80, thereby centring the foil and paper laterally. A motor 94, Fig. 2, drives the spindle 46 through a belt 98. A belt 45 drives a reduction gear 100 which drives a timing cam 104 which re-opens a micro-switch 106 when spindle 46 has made a predetermined number of revolutions. The speed of the motor 94 is controlled by a potentiometer 110, Fig. 16a (not shown), the motor 94 being dynamically braked under the control of a relay 125, Fig. 16b (not shown), and by a mechanical brake 122.</p> |
