Section straightening machine
View Patent ↗In a straightening machine for straightening sections like rolled beams, wherein tools ( 11 ) are arranged on a plurality of mutually parallel driven straightening shafts ( 8, 9; 21 a, 21 b, 22 a, 22 b ) disposed above and below the alignment line in the transport direction of the product to be straightened, and of which preferably the upper straightening shafts ( 2 a, 21 b ) are adjustable for setting the straightening gap, the straightening shafts ( 2 a, 21 a, b ) are individually adjustable and each have on both sides an adjusting means engaging straightening shaft ends ( 6, 7; 23 a, 23 b ) whereby in straightening operations at least the adjusting means on the service side ( 6; 23 a ) remote from the drive side I is provided with a force (F A ) acting opposite to the straightening force (F R ) relevant hereto.
1. A straightening machine for the straightening of sections, profiles or structural shapes, said machine comprising:
a plurality of driven straightening shafts located above a pass line for a section to be straightened and below the pass line in a transport direction of the section to be straightened and parallel to one another;
tools on said shafts engageable with the section to be straightened, said straightening machine and said shafts having a drive side at which said shafts are driven and a service side opposite said drive side, at least some of said shafts being individually adjustable to set a straightening gap; and
adjusting means juxtaposed with ends of the adjustable straightening shafts and engageable therewith, whereby in a straightening operation at least the adjusting means on the service side is subjected to a force (F A ) acting counter to the straightening force (F R ), the straightening shafts having said tools mounted on a shaft end which is journaled so as to be cantilevered, each drive side adjusting means being loaded in compression and the respective service side adjusting means being loaded in tension.
2. The straightening machine according to claim 1 , which comprises hydraulic cylinders as said adjusting means, wherein the service side hydraulic cylinder is larger than the respective drive side hydraulic cylinder.
3. A straightening machine for the straightening of sections, profiles or structural shapes, said machine comprising:
a plurality of driven straightening shafts located above a pass line for a section to be straightened and below the pass line in a transport direction of the section to be straightened and parallel to one another;
tools on said shafts engageable with the section to be straightened, said straightening machine and said shafts having a drive side at which said shafts are driven and a service side opposite said drive side, at least some of said shafts being individually adjustable to set a straightening gap; and adjusting means juxtaposed with ends of the adjustable straightening shafts and engageable therewith, whereby in a straightening operation at least the adjusting means on the service side is subjected to a force (F A ) acting counter to the straightening force (F R ), the tools being arranged between the adjusting means on the respective straightening shafts, the straightening shafts being configured as bipartite and the tools being embodied in a sandwich construction, whereby the drive side straightening parts are tensioned against the service side straightening shaft parts across the respective sandwich construction by tension anchors.
4. The straightening machine according to claim 3 , a bearing mounting piece of the service side straightening shaft side and the adjusting means connected therewith are arranged on a linearly movable base frame which simultaneously is provided with bearing units for a lower straightening shaft part.
5. The straightening machine according to claim 4 wherein each drive side straightening shaft side with respective roller bearings is arranged in a piston comprised of two parts of a cylinder housing of a hydraulic axial adjusting unit.
6. The straightening machine according to claim 3 wherein the straightening shafts are juxtaposed with a displaceable manipulator with means for the simultaneous pickup of all of the tools.