Calendering rolls of calendering roll press for manufacturing dry electrode
A calendering roll of a calendering roll press for manufacturing a dry electrode disposed as a pair to press and elongate an electrode sheet in both directions includes: a cylindrical roll main body installed to extend in a width direction of the electrode sheet; a roll driving shaft installed to pass through a center portion of the roll main body in a longitudinal direction; and a plurality of oil paths formed outside the roll driving shaft to form a flow path through which oil flows, and formed to pass through the roll main body in the longitudinal direction. An interval between the oil path and the roll driving shaft is formed to be largest at both sides of the roll main body in the longitudinal direction, and is formed to be smallest at the center portion of the roll main body.
1 . A calendering roll of a calendering roll press for manufacturing a dry electrode the calendering roll comprising:
a cylindrical roll main body installed to extend in a width direction of an electrode sheet;
a roll driving shaft disposed to pass through a center axis of the cylindrical roll main body in a longitudinal direction; and
a plurality of oil paths provided in the cylindrical roll main body that pass through the cylindrical roll main body in the longitudinal direction, wherein the plurality of oil paths are disposed between the roll driving shaft and an exterior of the cylindrical main body,
wherein an interval between the plurality of oil paths and the roll driving shaft is largest at both ends of the cylindrical roll main body in the longitudinal direction and is smallest at a center portion of the cylindrical roll main body in the longitudinal direction.
2 . The calendering roll of claim 1 , wherein the interval linearly changes from one end of the cylindrical roll main body toward the center portion.
3 . The calendering roll of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of oil paths have a curved shape extending from one end of the cylindrical roll main body toward the center portion.
4 . The calendering roll of claim 3 , wherein the plurality of oil paths have a parabolic shape extending along the cylindrical roll main body.
5 . The calendering roll of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of oil paths extend in a constant interval from each end of the cylindrical roll main body toward a predetermined position in the longitudinal direction,
wherein the interval of the plurality of oil paths linearly changes extending from the predetermined position to the center portion.
6 . The calendering roll of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of oil paths extend in a constant interval from each end of the cylindrical roll main body toward a predetermined position in the longitudinal direction,
wherein the interval of the plurality of oil paths each have a curved shape extending from the predetermined position to the center portion.
7 . The calendering roll of claim 6 , wherein the curved shape is a parabolic shape.
8 . The calendering roll of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of oil paths extend in a first constant interval from each end of the cylindrical roll main body to a first predetermined position,
wherein the plurality of oil paths bend toward the roll driving shaft between the first predetermined position and a second predetermined position, and
wherein the plurality of oil paths extend in a second constant interval from the second predetermined position toward the center portion.
9 . The calendering roll of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of oil paths extending from both ends of the cylindrical roll main body in the longitudinal direction are bent to a predetermined position toward the roll driving shaft, and
wherein the plurality of oil paths extend in a constant interval from the predetermined position toward the center portion.
10 . The calendering roll of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of oil paths extend at a predetermined angle from both ends of the cylindrical roll main body and extend in the longitudinal direction toward the roll driving shaft,
wherein the plurality of oil paths are adjacent to each other in the center portion.