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Patent US8214743 - Data management techniques - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsThe exemplary embodiments provide a computer implemented method, apparatus, and computer usable program code for managing data. A graphical user interface is generated. The graphical user interface comprises a first selecting component for receiving a selection from a user of at least one attribute of...http://www.google.com/patents/US8214743?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US8214743 - Data management techniquesAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS8214743 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 11/835,115Publication dateJul 3, 2012Filing dateAug 7, 2007Priority dateAug 7, 2007Also published asUS20090044107Publication number11835115, 835115, US 8214743 B2, US 8214743B2, US-B2-8214743, US8214743 B2, US8214743B2InventorsDeborah H. Bandera, Denise Ann Bell, Alex Dudley Little, Billy Brooks YorkOriginal AssigneeInternational Business Machines CorporationExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (25), Non-Patent Citations (4), Referenced by (1), Classifications (13), Legal Events (1) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetData management techniquesUS 8214743 B2Abstract The exemplary embodiments provide a computer implemented method, apparatus, and computer usable program code for managing data. A graphical user interface is generated. The graphical user interface comprises a first selecting component for receiving a selection from a user of at least one attribute of a record from a set of records to be measured for relevancy, a second selecting component for receiving a selection from the user for a granularity of the at least one attribute to be measured for relevancy, and a displaying component for displaying a result to the user, wherein the result includes a visual representation of the relevancy of the at least one attribute selected by the user based on the granularity selected by the user.
a processor unit connected to the bus, wherein the processor unit executes the computer usable program to generate a graphical user interface, the graphical user interface comprising:
a first selecting component for receiving a first selection from a user of an attribute of a record from a set of records to be measured for relevancy;
a second selecting component for receiving a second selection from the user for a granularity of the attribute to be measured for relevancy based on a type of modification to a record; and
a displaying component for displaying a result to the user that provides a display of a plurality of databases with a preview of each database in the plurality of databases within the graphical user interface, wherein the result includes a visual representation of the relevancy of the attribute selected by the user based on the granularity selected by the user, and wherein the graphical user interface includes a relevancy scale legend in a menu bar for the user to determine what the visual representation of the relevancy of the attribute means.
2. The data processing system of claim 1, wherein the visual representation of the relevancy of the attribute is indicated visually by a numeric value.
7. The data processing system of claim 1, wherein the granularity of the attribute to be measured for relevancy is based on a frequency of access to the record.
8. The data processing system of claim 1, wherein the granularity of the attribute to be measured for relevancy is based on an age of the record.
a non-transitory computer usable medium having computer usable program code for a graphical user interface, the computer program product comprising:
computer usable program code for receiving a first selection from a user of an attribute of a record from a set of records to be measured for relevancy;
computer usable program code for receiving a second selection from the user for a granularity of the attribute to be measured for relevancy based on a type of modification to a record; and
computer usable program code for displaying a result to the user that provides a display of a plurality of databases with a preview of each database in the plurality of databases within the graphical user interface, wherein the result includes a visual representation of the relevancy of the attribute selected by the user based on the granularity selected by the user, and wherein the graphical user interface includes a relevancy scale legend in a menu bar for the user to determine what the visual representation of the relevancy of the attribute means.
10. The computer program product of claim 9, wherein the visual representation of the relevancy of the attribute is indicated visually by a numeric value.
11. The computer program product of claim 9, wherein the visual representation is graphical.
12. The computer program product of claim 9, wherein the first selecting component comprises a drop down menu.
13. The computer program product of claim 9, wherein the second selecting component comprises a drop down menu.
14. The computer program product of claim 9, wherein the set of records comprises records collected from multiple sources.
15. The computer program product of claim 9, wherein the granularity of the attribute to be measured for relevancy is based on a frequency of access to the record.
16. The computer program product of claim 9, wherein the granularity of the attribute to be measured for relevancy is based on an age of the record.
17. A computer implemented method for managing data, the computer implemented method comprising:
receiving, by a computer, a first selection from a user of an attribute of a record from a set of records to be measured for relevancy;
receiving, by the computer, a second selection from the user for a granularity of the attribute to be measured for relevancy based on a type of modification to a record; and
displaying, by the computer, a result to the user that provides a display of a plurality of databases with a preview of each database in the plurality of databases within a graphical user interface, wherein the result includes a visual representation of the relevancy of the attribute selected by the user based on the granularity selected by the user, and wherein the graphical user interface includes a relevancy scale legend in a menu bar for the user to determine what the visual representation of the relevancy of the attribute means.
18. The computer implemented method of claim 17, wherein the visual representation is graphical. Description
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The exemplary embodiments provide a computer implemented method, apparatus, and computer usable program code for managing data. A graphical user interface is generated. The graphical user interface comprises a first selecting component for receiving a selection from a user of at least one attribute of a record from a set of records to be measured for relevancy, a second selecting component for receiving a selection from the user for a granularity of the at least one attribute to be measured for relevancy, and a displaying component for displaying a result to the user, wherein the result includes a visual representation of the relevancy of the at least one attribute selected by the user based on the granularity selected by the user.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT With reference now to the figures and in particular with reference to FIGS. 1-2, exemplary diagrams of data processing environments are provided in which illustrative embodiments may be implemented. It should be appreciated that FIGS. 1-2 are only exemplary, and are not intended to assert or imply any limitation with regard to the environments in which different embodiments may be implemented. Many modifications to the depicted environments may be made.
An operating system runs on processing unit 206 and coordinates and provides control of various components within data processing system 200 in FIG. 2. The operating system may be a commercially available operating system such as Microsoft� Windows� XP (Microsoft and Windows are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States, other countries, or both). An object oriented programming system, such as the Java� programming system, may run in conjunction with the operating system, and provides calls to the operating system from Java� programs or applications executing on data processing system 200. Java� and all Java�-based trademarks are trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the United States, other countries, or both.
Menu bar 444 allows the user to select various functions and types of records to display. In the depicted example, drop down box 432 allows the user to choose what actions are available for the resources that are displayed and summarized in summary bar 446. In the present example, �Create� record is chosen as the action the user intends to execute.
A user selects at what granularity to measure the selected attribute or attributes, such as the change, age and access attributes via changed field 604, age field 606, and accessed field 608. In the present exemplary embodiment, the user has set all the fields to �months� in order to determine the relevance or validity of the data. It should be noted that not all three fields have to be set. A user could choose to determine relevancy or validity of the data based on only one or two fields.
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THE HAGUE, Netherlands – The International Criminal Court said Monday it has been in contact with Libyan army officers to gather information about civilian deaths during the uprising against Moammar Gadhafi's regime, and appealed for video footage to help investigate possible crimes against humanity.
It was only the second time the U.N. body had asked the world's first permanent war crimes tribunal to intercede in a conflict, following its 2005 request to probe mass killings in Darfur in western Sudan.
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Capt James Bradley (1763-1830) - Find A Grave Memorial
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Capt James Bradley
14 Feb 1830 (aged 66)
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Captain James Bradley was born in Caswell County, North Carolina, and settled in Tennessee in 1798. He served at the siege of Charlestown, South Carolina, and at the Battle of Guilford Courthouse, North Carolina, during the Revolutionary War, and in February 1812 he volunteered for service under General James Winchester. He was a signer of the Cumberland Compact.
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The Longfellow House–Washington's Headquarters National Historic Site, also known as the Vassall-Craigie-Longfellow House and, until December 2010, Longfellow National Historic Site, is a historic site located at 105 Brattle Street in Cambridge, Massachusetts. For almost fifty years, it was the home of noted American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. For a time, it had previously served as the headquarters of George Washington.
In the days after the Battles of Lexington and Concord, the home was used as a temporary hospital.[2] Colonel John Glover and the Marblehead Regiment occupied the house as their temporary barracks in June 1775,[5] followed by General George Washington, Commander-in-Chief of the newly formed Continental Army. Washington used the home as his headquarters and home while he planned the Siege of Boston between July 1775 and April 1776;[6] he found the view of the Charles River particularly useful for that purpose. Originally, Washington had used the home of Samuel Langdon in Cambridge but decided he needed more space for his staff.[7] The home was shared with several aide-de-camps, including colonel Robert H. Harrison.[8] During his time there, Washington was visited by John Adams and Abigail Adams, Benedict Arnold, Henry Knox, and Nathaniel Greene.[6] In his study, Washington also confronted Dr. Benjamin Church with evidence that he was a spy.[9] It was in this house that Washington received a poem written by Phillis Wheatley, the first published African-American poet. "If you should ever come to Cambridge", he wrote to her, "I shall be happy to see a person so favored by the Muses".[10]
Martha Washington joined her husband in December 1775 and stayed until March 1776.[4] She brought with her Washington's nephew George Lewis as well as her son John Parke Custis and his wife Eleanor Calvert.[8] On Twelfth Night in January 1776, the couple celebrated their wedding anniversary in the home.[5] Mrs. Washington reported to a friend that "some days we have [heard] a number of cannon and shells from Boston and Bunkers Hill".[6] She used the front parlor as her personal reception room, still furnished with the English-made furniture left behind by the Vassalls.[11] The Washingtons also had several servants, including a tailor named Giles Alexander, and several slaves including "Billy" Lee.[8] They also entertained very often. Surviving household accounts show that the family purchased large quantities of beef, lamb, wild ducks, geese, fresh fish, plums, peaches, barrels of cider, gallons of brandy and rum,[12] and 217 bottles of Madeira wine purchased in a two-week period.[13]
Washington left the house in April 1776.[14] Nathaniel Tracy, who had made a great fortune as one of the earliest and most successful privateers under Washington, owned the house from 1781 to 1786. He then went bankrupt and sold the house to Thomas Russell, a wealthy Boston merchant, who in turn occupied it until 1791.
Andrew Craigie bought the house in 1791; Craigie had been the first Apothecary General of the American army.[15] In his ballroom, Craigie hosted Prince Edward, Duke of Kent and Strathearn, the father of Queen Victoria.[16] While living in the home, he married the daughter of a Nantucket clergyman, 22-year old Elizabeth Craigie, 17 years her elder.[5] Craigie overspent in trying to restore the home[14] and, when he died in 1819, he left his wife Elizabeth in great debt; Mrs. Craigie took in boarders to support herself,[17] most often people connected to nearby Harvard University.[13] Short-term residents of the home included Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, and Joseph Emerson Worcester.[18] Sparks, who moved into the home in April 1833, was then preparing a biography of Washington based on original documents. He recorded in his journal: "It is a singular circumstance that, while I am engaged in preparing for the press the letters of General Washington which he wrote at Cambridge after taking command of the American army, I should occupy the same rooms that he did at that time."[19]
Longfellow moved to Cambridge to take a job at Harvard College as Smith Professor of Modern Languages and of Belles Lettres.[20] A friend, Cornelius Conway Felton, recommended that Longfellow rent a room on the third floor of the home of a Professor Stearns on Kirkland Street; Longfellow stayed there for the 1836–1837 academic year.[1] He disliked the place, however, and sought out better accommodations. Beginning in the summer of 1837, he rented rooms on the east side of the second floor of the home on Brattle Street, now owned by Elizabeth Craigie.[16] At first, Mrs. Craigie thought he was a student at Harvard and refused to rent to him until he convinced her that he was a professor as well as the author of the book she was reading, Outre-Mer.[21]
Longfellow's new landlady had earned a reputation for being eccentric[17] and often wore a turban. In the 1840s, Longfellow wrote about an incident when canker-worms were devastating the elm trees on the property. Mrs. Craigie "would sit by the open window and let them crawl over her white turban. She refused to have the trees protected against them & said, Why, sir, they have as good a right to live as we—they are our fellow worms".[14] The maid at the time, a woman named Miriam, served Longfellow his meals in his room. Longfellow called her "the giantess".[22]
Upon moving into the home in August 1837, Longfellow wrote to his father, "The new rooms are above all praise, only the do want painting."[23] The rooms Longfellow rented were the same ones once used personally by George Washington while it was his headquarters.[6] He proudly wrote to his friend George Washington Greene: "I live in a great house which looks like an Italian villa: have two large rooms opening into each other. They were once Gen. Washington's chambers".[14]
The first major works Longfellow composed in the home were Hyperion, a prose romance likely inspired by his pursuit for the affections of Frances Appleton, and Voices of the Night, a poetry collection which included "A Psalm of Life".[17] 20th-century literary scholar Edward Wagenknecht notes that it was these early years at the Craigie House which marked "the real beginning of Longfellow's literary career".[24] His landlady, Elizabeth Craigie, died in 1841.[25]


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Patent US6971502 - Method of conveying extrusion molded products and device for use in the method - Google Patents
A conveyor system having an expansion conveyor interposed between some of a plurality of conveyors of a conveying unit to extend the conveying line when trouble is detected at a receiving unit. Upon detection of trouble the extruder revolution speed and the conveyor speed are changed to reduce the conveying...http://www.google.com/patents/US6971502?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6971502 - Method of conveying extrusion molded products and device for use in the method
Publication number US6971502 B2
Application number US 10/501,590
PCT number PCT/JP2003/000771
Also published as CN1622909A, CN1622909B, DE60332319D1, EP1479624A1, EP1479624A4, EP1479624B1, US20050085944, WO2003064300A1
Publication number 10501590, 501590, PCT/2003/771, PCT/JP/2003/000771, PCT/JP/2003/00771, PCT/JP/3/000771, PCT/JP/3/00771, PCT/JP2003/000771, PCT/JP2003/00771, PCT/JP2003000771, PCT/JP200300771, PCT/JP3/000771, PCT/JP3/00771, PCT/JP3000771, PCT/JP300771, US 6971502 B2, US 6971502B2, US-B2-6971502, US6971502 B2, US6971502B2
Inventors Kazuhiko Ura, Yoshitaka Hirao
Method of conveying extrusion molded products and device for use in the method
US 6971502 B2
A conveyor system having an expansion conveyor interposed between some of a plurality of conveyors of a conveying unit to extend the conveying line when trouble is detected at a receiving unit. Upon detection of trouble the extruder revolution speed and the conveyor speed are changed to reduce the conveying speed not to carry molded products to the receiving unit.
1. A method of conveying extrusion molded products from a material feed unit to a receiving unit by a plurality of conveyors, comprising:
removably interposing at least one expansion conveyor between some of the plurality of the conveyors causing expansion or contraction thereby adjusting a conveying speed of the extrusion molded products to be carried, wherein
a conveyor speed of the plurality of conveyors can be changed to several levels,
a delivery speed of the material feed unit is controllable to be increased or decreased depending on an increase or decrease of the conveyor speed of the plurality of conveyors, and
obtaining in advance a response delay of the delivery speed of the material feed unit to the conveyor speed of the plurality of conveyors and an attenuation time, wherein a target value of the delivery speed is set based on the response delay and the attenuation time when the conveyor speed of the plurality of conveyors is changed.
2. The method of conveying extrusion molded products according to claim 1, wherein when the material feed unit has a plurality of extruders, the speed of each extruder is controlled according to a change in the conveyor speed of the conveyors.
3. The method of conveying extrusion molded products according to claim 1, wherein the target value of conveying speed is set according to the throughput of the receiving unit.
4. A device for conveying extrusion molded products from a material feed unit to a receiving unit, having a plurality of conveyors and at least one expansion conveyor removably interposed between some of the plurality of conveyors, comprising:
means for changing a conveyor speed of the conveyors to several levels;
means for controlling a delivery speed of the material feed unit to increase or decrease depending on an increase or decrease of the conveyor speed of the conveyors;
means for setting a target value of the delivery speed of the extrusion molded products based on a previously obtained conveyor speed of the conveyors, a response delay of the delivery speed of the material feed unit, and an attenuation time, at a time when the conveyor speed of the conveyors is changed, the target value of the delivery speed is set to the target value having been set.
5. The method of conveying extrusion molded products according to claim 2, wherein the target value of conveying speed is set according to the throughput of the receiving unit.
6. The method of conveying extrusion molded products according to claim 1, wherein the target value of conveying speed is set according to the throughput of the receiving unit.
The present invention relates to a method of conveying extrusion molded products which are continuously extruded, such as tire treads, and to a device for use in the method.
In an extruding/conveying line of the prior art, the above treads are delivered from an extruder at an extrusion speed which is determined according to the size of the extruded treads and carried to a receiving unit at the same speed as the above delivery speed by a plurality of conveyors.
However, since the conveying speed is fixed in the above prior art method, when a trouble occurs in the receiving unit, for example, the extruding/conveying line must be suspended and also work for processing after suspension before the resumption of extrusion takes a long time. Further, a trouble occurs in the end portion of an extrusion molded product during the time from the resumption of extrusion to the production of a quality product.
When a tread is removed before the receiving unit or when a tread is carried to a place other than the receiving unit, a quality product cannot be received by a predetermined method, whereby it is regarded as an inferior product.
It is an object of the present invention which has been made in view of the above problem to provide a method of conveying extrusion molded products, which prevents extrusion molded products from being carried to a receiving unit without suspending a conveying line for a predetermined time even when a trouble occurs in the receiving unit as well as a device for use in the method.
According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method of conveying extrusion molded products from a material feed unit to a receiving unit by a plurality of conveyors, comprising interposing at least one expansion conveyor between conveyors out of the conveyors to expand or contract the expansion conveyor in order to adjust the conveying speed of the extrusion molded products. Thereby, even when a trouble occurs in the receiving unit, the above expansion conveyor is expanded to extend the conveying line so as to buffer the above extrusion molded products while they are carried. Therefore, the extrusion molded products are not carried to the receiving unit without suspending the conveying line for a predetermined time. After the trouble is solved, the above expansion conveyor is contracted to shorten the conveying line and the extrusion molded products in stock can be carried to the receiving unit swiftly. Therefore, productivity can be improved.
According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method of conveying extrusion molded products, wherein the conveyor speed of the conveyors can be changed to several levels. Thereby, when the above trouble occurs, the conveying speed is reduced to extend the time elapsed before the buffer becomes full and after the trouble is solved, the conveying speed is increased to return the conveying line to normal operation swiftly.
According to a third aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method of conveying extrusion molded products, wherein the delivery speed of the material feed unit is controlled according to a change in the conveyor speed of the conveyors. Thereby, the extrusion molded products can be carried smoothly.
According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method of conveying extrusion molded products, wherein when the material feed unit has a plurality of extruders, the speed of each extruder is controlled according to a change in the conveyor speed of the conveyors.
According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method of conveying extrusion molded products, wherein a response delay of the delivery speed of the material feed unit to the conveyor speed of the conveyors and the attenuation time are obtained in advance and when the conveyor speed of the conveyors is changed, the target value of the delivery speed is set based on the response delay and the attenuation time.
According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method of conveying extrusion molded products, wherein the target value of conveying speed is set according to the throughput of the receiving unit.
According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, there is provided a device for conveying extrusion molded products, having a plurality of conveyors to carry extrusion molded products from a material feed unit to a receiving unit, wherein at least one expansion conveyor is interposed between conveyors out of the plurality of conveyors.
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing the constitution of a device for carrying extrusion molded products according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a flow chart showing a method of carrying extrusion molded products according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a speed table for conveyors and extruders;
FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a response delay of the delivery speed of a tread extruder to the conveying speed of the conveyors and attenuation time; and
FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a control example of the delivery speed of the extruder.
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing the constitution of a device for conveying extrusion molded products according to the present invention. In FIG. 1, reference numeral 10 denotes a tread extruder (to be referred to as “extruder” hereinafter) which is a material feed unit for delivering extrusion molded products at a predetermined delivery speed, 20 a conveying unit for carrying belt-like extruded treads 1 delivered from the extruder 10, which comprises a plurality of conveyors 21 to 27 and buffer means 20Z interposed between an inverted conveyor 24 and an inclined conveyor 25 and consisting of an expansion conveyor 20 a, inverted conveyor 20 b and expansion conveyor 20 c, and 30 a receiving unit for receiving the carried extruded treads 1, which is located on a downstream side of the last conveyor 27 of the above conveying unit 20.
Reference numeral 41 denotes a speed control CPU for controlling an extruder revolution R corresponding to the delivery speed of the extruder 10 and the conveyor speed V of the conveyors 21 to 27, 20 a, 20 b and 20 c, 42 an expansion control CPU for expanding and contracting the expansion conveyors 20 a and 20 c of the buffer means 20Z and moving the position of the inverted conveyor 20 b according to the expansion or contraction of the above expansion conveyors 20 a and 20 c, and 43 a reception control CPU for monitoring and controlling the tread receiving and processing states of the receiving unit 30.
A description is subsequently given of the operation of the device for conveying extrusion molded products of the present invention with reference to the flow chart of FIG. 2.
In step S10, the belt-like extruded treads 1 are delivered from the extruder 10 to the conveying unit 20 at a predetermined extruder speed (extruder revolution) R0 and carried to the receiving unit 30 at a conveyor speed V0 corresponding to the above extruder revolution R0. The control of the above extruder revolution R0 and the conveyor speed V0 is carried out by the speed control CPU 41.
The reception control CPU 43 monitors whether there is a trouble in the tread receiving and processing states of the receiving unit 30 (step S11). When there is no trouble, the above normal operation is continued. When a trouble occurs in the receiving unit 30, the above trouble information is sent to the expansion control CPU 42 and the speed control CPU 41 from the above reception control CPU 43 to enable the expansion control CPU 42 to expand the expansion conveyors 20 a and 20 c of the buffer means 20Z and move the inverted conveyor 20 b in accordance with the expansion of the above expansion conveyors 20 a and 20 b so as to extend the conveying line and to enable the speed control CPU 41 to change the extruder revolution R and the speed V of the conveyors 21–27, 20 a, 20 b and 20 c of the conveying unit 20 to RL (<R0) and VL (<V0), respectively, so as to reduce the conveying speed, thereby buffering the extruded treads 1 not to carry them to the receiving unit 30 (step S12).
FIG. 3 is a speed table showing the extruder speed (extruder revolution) R and the conveyor speed V controlled by the speed control CPU 41. In this embodiment, the conveyor speed V is set to several levels (the conveyor speed V is set to a range of 0.5 to 20 m/min in increments of 0.1 m/min) and the delivery speed of the extruder 10 is controlled according to a change in the conveyor speed V of the above conveyors. When there are a plurality of extruders 10 (extruder #1 and extruder #2 in this embodiment), the revolution R of each extruder is changed according to the above conveyor speed V.
When the speed of the extruder 10 (extruder revolution R) is changed according to the above conveyor speed, the amount of extrusion becomes insufficient. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 4, a response delay of the delivery speed of the extruder 10 to the conveyor speed of the conveyors and the attenuation time are obtained in advance and the target value of the above delivery speed is set based on the above response delay and the attenuation time when the conveyor speed of the conveyors is changed. Stated more specifically, as shown in FIG. 5, the target value of delivery speed of the extruder 10 is set to a value obtained by adding the response delay “r” to the above conveyor speed. How fast (in seconds) the delivery speed of the extruder 10 is reduced to a target value is determined by the attenuation time “T” as a parameter for each extruder 10. Thereby, even when the speed is variable, predetermined quality products can be obtained.
The conveyor speed VL and the extruder revolution RL which are changed to reduce the delivery speed may be determined according to the trouble information sent from the reception control CPU 43 to the speed control CPU 41 or may be reduced stepwise every a predetermined time.
Thereby, when a trouble occurs in the receiving unit 30, it can be solved without carrying the extruded treads 1 to the receiving unit 30 until the above buffer means 20 becomes full, thereby making it possible to avoid the manufacture of inferior products.
During the above low-speed operation, the reception control CPU 43 monitors whether the trouble in the receiving unit 30 is solved or not (steps S13 and S14). When the trouble is not solved, low-speed operation is continued. If the trouble is not solved within a predetermined time during which buffering is possible, the delivery of the extruded treads 1 is suspended (step S15).
When the trouble is solved, the routine proceeds to step S16 where information on the solution of the trouble is sent to the expansion control CPU 42 and the speed control CPU 41 from the reception control CPU 43 so that the expansion control CPU 43 can contract the expansion conveyors 20 a and 20 c of the buffer means 20Z to the full, thereby minimizing the length of the conveying line and that the speed control CPU 41 changes the extruder revolution R and the conveyor speed V of the conveyors 21–27, 20 a, 20 b and 20 c of the conveying unit 20 to RH (>R0) and VH (>V0), respectively, to increase the conveying speed and carry the buffered extruded treads 1 to the receiving unit 30.
To shift to the high-speed operation, like the above low-speed operation, a response delay of the delivery speed of the extruder 10 to the conveyor speed of the conveyor belts and the attenuation time are obtained in advance, and the target value of delivery speed of the extruder 10 is set based on the response delay of the extruder 10 and the attenuation time.
The above high-speed operation is continued until the conveyance of the extruded treads 1 in stock ends (step S17) and then changed to normal operation, and the operation of the device is suspended when the conveyance of the extruded treads 1 ends (step S18).
Thereby, after return from a trouble, products in stock can be carried swiftly and the conveying line can be returned to normal operation swiftly.
According to this embodiment, since the buffer means 20Z consisting of the expansion conveyor 20 a, inverted conveyor 20 b and expansion conveyor 20 c is interposed between the conveyors 24 and 25 of the conveying unit 20, when a trouble occurs in the receiving unit 30, the expansion conveyors 20 a and 20 c of the buffer means 20Z are expanded by the expansion control CPU 42 to extend the conveying line, and the extruder revolution R and the conveyor speed V are changed by the speed control CPU 41 to reduce the conveying speed in order to buffer the extruded treads 1 not to carry them to the receiving unit 30. Therefore, the trouble can be solved without carrying the extruded treads 1 to the receiving unit 30 until the above buffer means 20Z becomes full, and the manufacture of inferior products can be avoided, thereby making it possible to improve production efficiency.
When the above trouble is solved, the conveying line of the buffer means 20Z is made the shortest and the extruder revolution R and the conveyor speed V are changed to increase the conveying speed and the buffered extruded treads 1 are carried to the receiving unit 30, thereby making it possible to carry the extruded treads 1 in stock swiftly. Therefore, the conveying line can be returned to normal operation swiftly.
In the above embodiment, the method of conveying the extruded treads 1 has been described. The present invention is not limited to the above method and may be applied to a method of conveying general extrusion molded products which are continuously delivered from the material feed unit.
The position of the buffer means 20Z is not limited to the position shown in FIG. 1 and may be between any conveyors out of the conveyors 21 to 27, and the buffer means 20Z may have at least one expansion conveyor.
The speed table showing the extruder revolution R and the conveyor speed V of FIG. 3 may be suitably set according to the actual situation of the conveying line.
As described above, according to the present invention, at least one expansion conveyor is interposed between conveyors in the conveying line of extrusion molded products to be expanded or contracted in order to adjust the conveying speed of the extrusion molded products. Therefore, even when a trouble occurs in the receiving unit, the conveying line is extended by expanding the above expansion conveyor to buffer the above extrusion molded products while they are carried. Therefore, it is possible not to carry the extruded products to the receiving unit without suspending the conveying line for a predetermined time. After the trouble is solved, the conveying line is shortened by contracting the above expansion conveyor to carry the extrusion molded products in stock to the receiving unit, thereby making it possible to avoid the manufacture of inferior products and to resume carrying the molded products to the receiving unit swiftly. Consequently, productivity can be greatly improved.
Since the conveyor speed of the above conveyors can be changed to several levels, the conveying speed can be reduced when the trouble occurs, thereby making it possible to extend the time elapsed before the buffer becomes full, and the conveying speed can be increased when the trouble is solved, thereby making it possible to return the conveying line to a normal state swiftly.
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U.S. Classification 198/460.2, 198/594, 198/347.1
International Classification B29C47/92, B29C47/34, B65G47/51
Cooperative Classification B29C2947/9258, B29C2947/92095, B29C2947/92933, B65G47/5131, B29C47/92, B29C2947/9239, B29C47/0009, B29C47/34
European Classification B29C47/34, B29C47/92, B65G47/51A1A1C
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Deborah E. Ashburn (1956-1996) - Find A Grave Memorial
Deborah E. Ashburn
Birth 20 Mar 1956
Memorial ID 112618397
OBITUARY (Richmond Times-Dispatch - Monday, September 30, 1996)
Ashburn, Mrs. Deborah E., of Richmond, a secretary with state of Virginia, wife of Clarence E. Ashburn.
Mother of Jimmy & Jonathan
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