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WO2014210233A1 - Système pour produire des produits en feuilles portant des dessins qui varient parmi les feuilles successives - Google Patents

Système pour produire des produits en feuilles portant des dessins qui varient parmi les feuilles successives Download PDF

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WO2014210233A1
WO2014210233A1 PCT/US2014/044208 US2014044208W WO2014210233A1 WO 2014210233 A1 WO2014210233 A1 WO 2014210233A1 US 2014044208 W US2014044208 W US 2014044208W WO 2014210233 A1 WO2014210233 A1 WO 2014210233A1
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Mildred Frances GANN-FETTER
Pamela Marie Snyder
Mario Castillo
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    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B31MAKING ARTICLES OF PAPER, CARDBOARD OR MATERIAL WORKED IN A MANNER ANALOGOUS TO PAPER; WORKING PAPER, CARDBOARD OR MATERIAL WORKED IN A MANNER ANALOGOUS TO PAPER
    • B31FMECHANICAL WORKING OR DEFORMATION OF PAPER, CARDBOARD OR MATERIAL WORKED IN A MANNER ANALOGOUS TO PAPER
    • B31F1/00Mechanical deformation without removing material, e.g. in combination with laminating
    • B31F1/07Embossing, i.e. producing impressions formed by locally deep-drawing, e.g. using rolls provided with complementary profiles
    • DTEXTILES; PAPER
    • D21PAPER-MAKING; PRODUCTION OF CELLULOSE
    • D21FPAPER-MAKING MACHINES; METHODS OF PRODUCING PAPER THEREON
    • D21F3/00Press section of machines for making continuous webs of paper
    • D21F3/02Wet presses
    • D21F3/08Pressure rolls
    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B31MAKING ARTICLES OF PAPER, CARDBOARD OR MATERIAL WORKED IN A MANNER ANALOGOUS TO PAPER; WORKING PAPER, CARDBOARD OR MATERIAL WORKED IN A MANNER ANALOGOUS TO PAPER
    • B31FMECHANICAL WORKING OR DEFORMATION OF PAPER, CARDBOARD OR MATERIAL WORKED IN A MANNER ANALOGOUS TO PAPER
    • B31F2201/00Mechanical deformation of paper or cardboard without removing material
    • B31F2201/07Embossing
    • B31F2201/0707Embossing by tools working continuously
    • B31F2201/0715The tools being rollers
    • B31F2201/0723Characteristics of the rollers
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  • the sheets may be provided on a continuous roll of a length of web material from which, for example, consecutive individual sheets may be separated by tearing along perforations across the width, and pulled away.
  • the sheets may be provided in a continuous length that is folded in accordion-fashion, and thereby gathered into a consolidated structure resembling a stack, with individual sheets made separable via perforations across the width.
  • the sheets may be provided in stacks of individually pre-cut, stacked sheets from which individual sheets may be drawn consecutively from the top or bottom of the stack.
  • Individual sheets in a stack may be folded and stacked simply, or folded and interleaved to form a stack.
  • interleaving and friction between consecutive sheets may be employed to cause leading sheets, as they are drawn from the stack, to partially draw with them consecutive following sheets, such that, for example, the following sheets are partially drawn through a dispensing opening in the dispenser or container in which the stack is provided and/or stored, for easy access when next needed.
  • Such sheet products may be formed of web materials, typically nonwoven web materials, such as webs formed of natural or synthetic fibers, such as cellulose pulp, polymeric fibers or combinations thereof.
  • Embossing or molding may be performed in a manner or by a technique that not only imparts the visual aspects of the chosen design, but also enhances characteristics such as sheet loft, absorbency, and/or texture that enhances wiping/cleaning efficacy. Embossing or molding may be done by a variety of techniques including rolling and hydroembossing.
  • Fig. 1 is a schematic side view of a roller embossing system and a web material.
  • Fig. 2 is a schematic side view of a hydroembossing system and a web material.
  • Figs. 3A and 3B are schematic plan views of web material bearing features of a design pattern that repeats within a repeat length RL, with the variation of the design with respect to portions of the web of varying lengths SL between separation lines schematically represented by a sine curve.
  • Figs. 4A-4D are schematic plan views of web material bearing features of a design pattern that repeats within a repeat length RL, with the variation of the design with respect to portions of the web of varying lengths SL between separation lines schematically represented by a sine curve.
  • Fig. 5 is a schematic top/plan view of an arrangement such as depicted in Fig. 2, including a view of web material bearing features of a design pattern that repeats along the machine and cross directions within repeat length RL and repeat width RW, with the variation of the design with respect to portions of the web of lengths SL and widths SW between separation lines schematically represented by a sine curve.
  • Figs. 6A and 6B depict plan views of examples of design patterns wherein the pattern repeat lengths are greater than the sheet lengths, and reflecting examples of attributes that minimize the appearance of natural locations for separation lines.
  • Fig. 7 depicts a plan view of an example of a design pattern reflecting examples of attributes that minimize the appearance of natural locations for separation lines.
  • Associated sheets means a plurality of sheets that are consecutively: stacked one on top of another, folded, interleaved and stacked one on top of the other, gathered on a roll, or gathered by accordion folding.
  • At least partially separated applies to and describes two portions of a web material at a location where they are divided by a complete cut; or by a partial cut, perforation or scoring along a separation line, at which the first portion may be separated from the second portion by application of tensile force to the first portion, either without tearing of the web material, or by tearing that propagates along the separation line.
  • continuous means that consecutive, congruous portions of the repeating pattern appear on consecutive sheets.
  • the term "imparting” includes printing the features on the material, impressing the features into the material, embossing the features onto/into the material, or any other technique or process for causing the material to bear visible and/or tactilely-perceptible features of the design.
  • Machine direction with respect to a web material undergoing processing in a manufacturing or processing line that includes imparting the material with a design pattern, means generally parallel to the direction in which the material is conveyed through the line in the process(es) that cause the material to be imparted with a design pattern.
  • cross direction means generally perpendicular to the machine direction.
  • Nonwoven web material means web material formed of fibers that are neither woven nor knitted, including fibers formed of natural or synthetic materials, including but not limited to cellulose fibers, polymer fibers, and combinations thereof.
  • Sheet is a portion of a nonwoven material web of one or both of length or width dimensions smaller than the greater length or width dimensions, respectively, of the nonwoven material web.
  • An "x-y dimension” is a dimension of a sheet or material web measured along a plane approximately defined by the sheet or web when laid and/or extended out flat and lying on a horizontal, planar surface.
  • z-direction with respect to a material web or sheet, is the direction that is orthogonal to the plane approximately defined by the material web or sheet when laid out flat on horizontal, planar surface.
  • manufacturing or processing line relates to the direction of travel of the item being conveyed and/or processed in the line, with the movement of the item through the line being analogous to the movement of water in a stream.
  • a "wipe” is a sheet suitable for use in wiping and/or cleaning any surface.
  • Non-limiting examples include skin cleansing wipes, baby wipes, paper towels, bath tissues, facial tissues, and household cleaning and/or dusting wipes.
  • a first stamp may be used to impart features of a first design to a first sheet; a second stamp may be used to impart features of a second design to a second sheet succeeding the first, a third stamp may be used to impart features of a third design to a third sheet succeeding the second, and so on, and the sheets may then be gathered on a roll, in a stack, etc.
  • a first stamp may be used to impart features of a first design to a first sheet
  • a second stamp may be used to impart features of a second design to a second sheet succeeding the first
  • a third stamp may be used to impart features of a third design to a third sheet succeeding the second, and so on, and the sheets may then be gathered on a roll, in a stack, etc.
  • the design features are imparted by use of a roller or cylinder, e.g. , a printing roller, an embossing roller, a hydroembossing or hydromolding cylinder, etc.
  • a roller or cylinder e.g. , a printing roller, an embossing roller, a hydroembossing or hydromolding cylinder, etc.
  • embossing the roller or cylinder will have an acting surface bearing 3-dimensional features corresponding to the desired design features to be imparted.
  • the roller or cylinder will be paired with an opposing roller or cylinder, the two meeting at a nip.
  • roller embossing roller As the web is passed through the nip, the features of the embossing roller are impressed into the web.
  • a bank or beam of water jets will be positioned adjacent the roller or cylinder, and arranged to direct jets of water toward the cylindrical surface of roller or cylinder.
  • jets of water therefrom impact the web and urge and displace portions thereof to conform to the 3-dimensional features of the roller, thereby imparting the design features to the web material.
  • Roller embossing is described in, for example, PCT Application Pub. No. WO 2008/107845, and references cited therein.
  • Hydroembossing also known as hydromolding
  • hydromolding Hydroembossing
  • a web material 10 may be conveyed into and through the nip between a pair of rollers including an embossing, printing or calender roller 100 and opposing roller 101.
  • the roller 100 may have features of a decorative design reflected in lands 100a and depressions 100b, formed on its outer cylindrical surface by etching, machining or other forming technique. As it passes through the nip between rollers 100 and 101, the web material is imparted with printed, molded or embossed features 11 of the decorative design.
  • Opposing roller 101 may be featureless, or may also have features reflecting a design formed on its rolling surface, which may be complementary or cooperative with the features on roller 100.
  • a web material 10 may be rolled over the surface of a rotating hydroembossing drum or cylinder 102.
  • Cylinder 102 may have formed on its outer surface features reflecting a decorative design, in lands 102a and depressions 102b, in the surface.
  • web material 10 may be passed under one or more banks of hydroembossing jets 103 that expel high-energy streams of water 104 at the web material.
  • the streams 104 impinge the fibers of the material, thereby displacing portions of the fibers into the depressions 102b in the surface of the cylinder 102.
  • the web material is imparted with hydroembossed features 11 of the decorative design.
  • the outer surface of roller 100 or cylinder 102 will have radius r. Accordingly, the circumference of the outer surface of roller 100 or cylinder 102 will be 2 ⁇ . It will be appreciated, then, that features of any decorative design reflected on the roller or cylinder surface will be imparted to the web material such that the design is repeated on the web material along the machine direction, at least, with each complete rotation of the roller or cylinder. On the web material, the repeat length will be, at most, approximately 2 ⁇ , and the repeat frequency will be, at least, approximately 1/2 ⁇ along the machine direction. Of course, the design may be created and features arranged on the roller or cylinder such that it repeats more than once about the circumference as well, and thus, has a repeat length RL shorter than 2 ⁇ and a frequency greater than 1/2 ⁇ along the machine direction.
  • a continuous belt adapted to impart features of a decorative design, and adapted to ride on pulleys, may be used for embossing, molding, printing, hydroembossing, etc.
  • the design pattern repeat length will be less than or equal to the running length of the belt (i.e., the length of the belt if it were cut along a line perpendicular to the machine direction, and laid out flat).
  • the changing appearance of a design pattern imparted to a web along an x-axis parallel with the machine direction may be schematically represented by the changing position of a sine curve 200, where the y-axis would be perpendicular with the machine direction.
  • each y value along the curve 200 corresponds with a particular arrangement of the pattern at a corresponding distance along the x-axis from a starting point.
  • pattern repeat length RL is necessarily less than or equal to approximately 2 ⁇ .
  • the cycle of the sine curve 200 represents a cycle of the repeating design pattern, i.e., the wavelength of the sine curve represents pattern repeat length RL.
  • the web material may be cut or perforated along separation lines 201 spaced apart by a distance representing the intended length SL of individual sheets 300, and the features of the design pattern through its cycle are continuous across a plurality of the sheets 300.
  • SL is selected to be equal to or greater than pattern repeat length RL
  • features of the design will be substantially replicated on two consecutive sheets 300. This is illustrated by way of example in Fig. 3 A, where it can be seen that SL is greater than RL, and each of the depicted consecutive sheets 300 includes more than an entire cycle of the sine curve 200.
  • SL is selected to be less than pattern repeat length RL
  • the design features will not be substantially replicated on two consecutive sheets 300. This is illustrated by way of example in Fig. 3B, where it can be seen that SL is less than RL, and each of any pair of two consecutive sheets 300 bears a differing, less-than-entire-cycle portion of sine curve 200.
  • RL and SL In order to determine the number of sheets of length SL that will be present in a series of consecutive sheets before the pattern on a sheet is replicated by some succeeding sheet, relative the sheet separation lines 201, we first determine RL and SL. Next, we identify the lowest common factor (LCF) which, when multiplied by each of RL and SL, will yield the smallest possible integer in both multiplications.
  • the LCF is the number by which RL and SL may both be multiplied such that the ratio RL/SL may be expressed as a ratio of the smallest possible integers.
  • the integer resulting from the multiplication RL x LCF is the number of sheets N of length SL in a series that will be present in consecutive succession before the begins anew on the next successive sheet, relative the sheet separation lines 201.
  • the number of sheets N of length SL that will be present in succession in a series before the pattern is replicated on the next sheet following the series, relative sheet separation lines 201, is the product of RL and LCF, i.e.,
  • N RL x LCF.
  • series number N is the numerator in the ratio of smallest possible integers, 200/43, equal to 100/21.5.
  • the ratio of RL/SL is 2/1.
  • series number N 2.
  • the ratio of RL/SL is 3/2.
  • series number N 3.
  • the pattern as positioned on the sheets, relative the sheet separation lines 201 is replicated after a series of 3 sheets.
  • series number N be no less than a minimum, e.g., no less than 2, more preferably no less than 3, still more preferably no less than 4, and even more preferably no less than 5.
  • the ratio RL/SL as a ratio of two integers in which the numerator is 5 or a greater integer.
  • SL be equal to or less than RL/2, or more preferably equal to or less than RL/3, even more preferably equal or less than RL/4, or still more preferably equal to or less than RL/5.
  • This feature may be desired by itself, or may be desired in combination with a minimum number for N, as described in the preceding paragraph.
  • a design pattern as reflected by features of a roller or cylinder 101 or 102, and as those features 11 are imparted to a web material 10, can repeat in both the machine direction MD and the cross direction, and can have a repeat length RL and repeat width RW along those directions, respectively.
  • the arrangement of the design pattern as it changes along each direction again, can be schematically represented by sine curves 200. It can be appreciated that, depending upon the method of manufacture of the product, consecutive sheets 300 in a series may be cut and gathered into a supply according to their order along the machine direction or the cross direction.
  • sheets 300a, 300b, 300c, 300d, etc., appearing in succession along the machine direction may be cut or perforated along cross direction separation lines 201a, and gathered and collected into a supply with consecutive sheets presented according to the same order of succession (or the reverse thereof).
  • the pattern repeat length RL is less than or equal to 2 ⁇ .
  • sheets 300i, 300H, 300iii, 300iv, etc. appearing in succession along the cross direction may be cut or perforated along machine direction separation lines 201b, and may be gathered and collected into a supply with
  • pattern repeat length RL sheet length SL and series number N
  • RW pattern repeat width
  • sheet width SW sheet width SW
  • series number N along the cross direction
  • a roller 101 or cylinder 102 will have a fixed axial acting length along which it bears features adapted to impart features of the selected design pattern to the web material. Therefore, the pattern repeat width RW is, at most, less than or equal to that axial acting length.
  • Fig. 5 reflects a design pattern that has design elements that are discontinuous in both the machine direction and cross direction. It is formed by series of discrete, individually identifiable design elements separated by linear pathways of substantially unadorned space between them. These pathways are arranged in the machine and cross directions. Separation lines 201a, 201b may be arranged along these pathways. It may be appreciated that a web bearing such a pattern may, most preferably, be cut into sheets along separation lines located in these unadorned pathways as suggested in Fig. 5, to cause discrete design elements to be approximately centered and appear balanced and/or symmetrical on the sheets, and/or to avoid dividing the discrete design elements, compromising their aesthetic appeal and/or creating a haphazard appearance in the separated sheet products. In order to maintain the centered, symmetrical and/or balanced locations of the discrete design elements relative the separation lines, it may be necessary to implement a system and method for maintaining alignment of the pattern relative the separation lines.
  • a registration system may add complexity and cost to the manufacturing line.
  • a design pattern in combination with a repeat length in the machine or cross direction greater than sheet length or width which may further include any of the mathematical relationships described above, is that the pattern may be composed and arranged such that there are no apparently natural pathways for the locations of separation lines. Examples of such patterns on portions of web are depicted in Figs. 6A and 6B, shown with possible (but not necessarily preferred) locations of separation lines 201
  • a pattern may be configured to change in content and arrangement of particular design elements thereof, along one or both of machine direction MD and cross direction CD, and along its repeat length, such that consecutive individual sheets defined by separation lines 201 will have varying appearances, regardless of the particular locations of the separation lines.
  • the pattern may be configured such that there is no apparent natural line of demarcation between design elements (or groups or combinations of them) for a location of a separation line. Granting that individual perceptions may be subjective, the general result is that individual sheets are less likely to be perceived as having a haphazard appearance because of a perceived off-center, asymmetrical or unbalanced location of a design element relative the separation lines, regardless of where separation lines fall relative the pattern.
  • design element means any discrete visible feature comprising a deposit of ink, or any impression of a feature or image or portion thereof, that is imprinted on or embossed into the web.
  • embossing or bonding roller Where a design pattern is imparted to a web by use of an embossing or bonding roller, it may be desirable particularly that no such unadorned pathway exists along the cross direction.
  • the absence of such a corresponding pathway of depression between lands on the surface of an embossing roller may help reduce or eliminate periodic, abrupt changes in the forces imposed on the roller surface and transferred through the roller to its axle and/or bearing mechanism, thereby reducing equipment wear and/or the need for shock-absorbing equipment.
  • embossment is done via embossing or bonding roller, where it is desired for aesthetic design or other purposes that the pattern include such machine- or cross-direction unadorned pathways
  • another attribute that may be imparted to the pattern is to limit the width of such unadorned pathways so that they are not immediately noticeable and/or do not form apparent natural pathways for the location of separation lines.
  • the depicted design has an unadorned cross-direction pathway between the depicted
  • the pathway has a width APW, in which no portion of a design element is present. It is believed that limiting the width of such a pathway to 7 percent or less, more preferably 5 percent or less, of the dimension of the sheet measured between the separation lines that are parallel to the pathway (in the example depicted in Fig. 7, the ratio APW/SL, expressed as a percentage) is effective for avoiding the appearance of a natural pathway for the location of a separation line, i.e., a division between sequential sheets. Where the design is imparted to the web by use of an embossing roller, limiting the width of a cross-direction unadorned pathway may also serve to minimize equipment wear from periodic abrupt changes in embossing pressure, as described above.
  • lines AL form angles with the machine direction between 10 degrees and 80 degrees, more preferably between 20 degrees and 70 degrees, even more preferably between 30 degrees and 60 degrees, and most preferably between 40 degrees and 50 degrees, for example, 45 degrees.
  • a design pattern includes any realistic or fanciful image of all or a portion of a person, animal, anthropomorphic character or cartoon character, which image includes at least the head and/or face
  • another attribute that may be imparted to the pattern to avoid giving individual sheets a haphazard appearance is to limit the size of the image. It is believed that such an image is effectively limited in size when a rectangle drawn with its sides parallel to the machine and cross directions, and circumscribing the image in its congruous entirety, occupies no more than 10 percent of the area of the sheet as established by the separation lines.
  • the pattern depicted in Fig. 6 A includes fanciful images of a bird, a giraffe and an elephant, each of which includes a head and/or face.
  • the design pattern may be configured such that separation lines may be spaced and located partially or completely independently of the dimensions of the pattern, reducing or eliminate the need for use of a registration system or other system for maintaining alignment of the pattern relative the separation lines.
  • a system for manufacturing pluralities of consecutive sheets bearing successively varying arrangements of design features comprising: a pattern imparting roller having a radius r, a rotation axis, an outer circumference 2nr, and a substantially cylindrical acting surface reflecting features of a design pattern thereon, a machine direction tangent to the acting surface and perpendicular to the rotation axis, and a cross direction parallel to the rotation axis, the acting surface having an axial acting surface length AL measured along the cross direction, the design pattern having a machine direction repeat length RLM; and a separating mechanism disposed downstream of the pattern imparting roller, configured to effect repeated and spaced complete cutting, or repeated and spaced partial cutting, perforating or scoring along separation lines, between portions of a material web, the separation lines being spaced apart on the web by sheet length SL measured along the machine direction, wherein SL is less than RLM; and wherein the design pattern has one or more of the following attributes: the design pattern has no linear, continuous unadorned pathway along the cross direction that has a pathway width greater than 7
  • a system for manufacturing pluralities of consecutive sheets bearing successively varying arrangements of design features comprising: a pattern imparting roller having a radius r, a rotation axis, an outer circumference 2nr, a substantially cylindrical acting surface reflecting features of a design pattern thereon, a machine direction tangent to the acting surface and perpendicular to the rotation axis, and a cross direction parallel to the rotation axis, the acting surface having an axial acting surface length AL measured along the cross direction, the design pattern having a cross direction repeat length RLC; and a separating mechanism disposed downstream of the pattern imparting roller, configured to effect spaced complete cutting, or spaced partial cutting, perforating or scoring, along separation lines, between portions of a material web, the separation lines being spaced apart on the web by sheet length SL measured along the cross direction, wherein SL is less than RLC; and wherein the design pattern has one or more of the following attributes: the design pattern has no linear, continuous unadorned pathway along the machine direction that has a pathway width greater than 7 percent of SL

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L'invention concerne un système pour la fabrication de pluralités de feuilles consécutives portant successivement des agencements variables de caractéristiques de dessin. Le système comprend un rouleau communiquant un motif (100, 102) possédant une surface d'action sensiblement cylindrique reflétant les caractéristiques d'un motif de dessin sur celui-ci, le motif de dessin possédant une longueur de répétition dans la direction de la machine ; et un mécanisme de séparation disposé en aval du rouleau communiquant un motif, conçu pour effectuer une découpe, une perforation ou une entaille répétée et espacée le long des lignes de séparation, entre des parties d'une bande de matériau, les lignes de séparation étant espacées sur la bande par la longueur de feuille mesurée le long de la direction de la machine. La longueur de feuille est inférieure à la longueur de répétition du motif de dessin.
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