| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 81 | Method and System for Tamping Media During Transportation | US12702265 | 2010-02-08 | US20110196531A1 | 2011-08-11 | Douglas K. Herrmann |
| A method for tamping media during transportation is disclosed. Multiple parallel beltsets lie between an inlet station(s) and a delivery station(s). The multiple parallel beltsets have one or more parallel belts, a motor connected to drive the beltsets, and multiple pushers attached to the belts of the beltset with the pushers of one beltset placed between the pushers of the adjacent beltset. A control module coupled to the motors accepts a set of instructions and controls tamping of the media stack during transportation. The control module varies the velocity of one of the beltsets relative to the adjacent beltset and adjusts the distance between successive pushers on the beltsets to accept media or to tamp media during transportation. | ||||||
| 82 | VACUUM TRANSPORT BELTS | US12709671 | 2010-02-22 | US20110139584A1 | 2011-06-16 | Brian P. GILMARTIN; Liang-Bih LIN |
| Provided are media vacuum transport systems including media vacuum transport members, methods of making media vacuum transport members, and method of transporting media. In accordance with various embodiments, there is a media vacuum transport system including a vacuum plenum one or more transport members configured to rotate around the vacuum plenum and wherein at least one of the one or more transport members can include a substrate, the substrate comprising a plurality of holes extending from a first side proximate to the vacuum plenum to a second side opposite the first side, and a top coat layer disposed over the substrate, wherein the top coat layer can include a plurality of particles dispersed in a polymer blend to provide an average surface roughness Ra of about 2 μm to about 100 μm. | ||||||
| 83 | Belt conveyor | US10975199 | 2004-10-27 | US07093709B2 | 2006-08-22 | David H Cotter; Kenneth J Kooistra; Curtis E LeMay |
| A belt conveyor or belt accumulator includes at least two tandem zones, each of which is defined by a motorized roller and at least one idler roller positioned along and between opposite sidewalls of the conveyor and a continuous belt routed around the motorized roller and the idler roller or rollers. The motorized roller is operable to drive the belt around the rollers to move articles along the respective zone. The belt may have a low modulus characteristic and may be initially stretched at least 0.75% in its lengthwise direction when the belt is reeved or routed around the rollers. The motorized roller of each zone may be independently operable, such as in response to an article sensor at each zone, to convey or accumulate articles on the respective zone of the belt conveyor. | ||||||
| 84 | Belt conveyor | US10358690 | 2003-02-05 | US20030150695A1 | 2003-08-14 | David H. Cotter; Kenneth J. Kooistra; Curtis E. LeMay |
| A belt conveyor or belt accumulator includes at least two tandem zones, each of which is defined by a motorized roller and at least one idler roller positioned along and between opposite sidewalls of the conveyor and a continuous belt routed around the motorized roller and the idler roller or rollers. The motorized roller is operable to drive the belt around the rollers to move articles along the respective zone. The belt may have a low modulus characteristic and may be initially stretched at least 0.75% in its lengthwise direction when the belt is reeved or routed around the rollers. The motorized roller of each zone may be independently operable, such as in response to an article sensor at each zone, to convey or accumulate articles on the respective zone of the belt conveyor. | ||||||
| 85 | Roller and belt conveyor system | US09668710 | 2000-09-22 | US06471045B1 | 2002-10-29 | Brian L. Harden |
| A roller and belt conveyor system with several roller assemblies supporting a plurality of conveyor belt sections for conveying articles. Each conveyor belt section circumvents and is supported by at least two roller assemblies. Each roller assembly has a powered rotating shaft supporting several adjacent loose fit rollers with inner diameters greater than the outer diameter of the rotating shaft allowing slippage between the loose fit rollers and the power to rotating shaft. Each conveyor belt section circumvents at least one roller assembly that differs from the roller assemblies supporting adjacent conveyor belt sections. The length of the conveyor belt sections is 2&agr;(x+&pgr;r) where x is the distance between the rotational axes of the first and last roller assemblies supporting the conveyor belt section, r is an outer diameter radius of the loose fit roller and &agr; is between about 1.00-1.05. | ||||||
| 86 | Belt conveyor system | US923145 | 1986-10-14 | US4738353A | 1988-04-19 | Rolf Johansson |
| In belt conveyors having two parallel belts (1) with feeders, movement of the belts must be synchronized. The known method of achieving this is by means of electrical systems. The present invention entails a radical simplification of this synchronization by using a single belt (1) crossing over below the conveyor, the two parallel sections on the upper side of the conveyor thus moving snychronously. The conveyor according to the invention is less expensive and more reliable than previously known conveyors, nor is it dependent on a source of electric power. | ||||||
| 87 | Conveyor system | US847224 | 1986-04-02 | US4738352A | 1988-04-19 | Jerry Norbut |
| A cable conveyor for transporting articles through a curved path of transport is disclosed. The conveyor has a plurality of pulley assemblies rotatably mounted on a conveyor frame. A cable tangentially contacts and is guided by each successive pulley assembly. The cable carries and transports the articles as it is pulled through a path defined by the pulley assemblies. The pulley assemblies may be spaced so that the path they define is shaped substantially the same as the shape of the conveyor frame. The conveyor may provide a spiral path of transport so that the articles may be raised or lowered. Alternatively, the conveyor may provide an arc to transport the articles from one direction of transport to another. | ||||||
| 88 | Apparatus for placing cones in a box | US555405 | 1983-11-28 | US4555892A | 1985-12-03 | Berend J. Dijkman |
| The high density packaging of generally conical articles is effected by mechanism which feeds two rows of the suspended articles onto a conveyor so that the articles lie on their sides in a single horizontal row arrangement aligned in spaced relation along the path of travel imparted by the conveyor. This arrangement is such that the articles lie in head-to-toe relation. At a downstream region, the progress of the articles is arrested so that they sequentially crowd into touching relation define a contiguous sequence. Transfer mechanism transfer a group of articles from the sequence as a layer and deposits the layer in a receptacle. The transfer mechanism then transfers a second group in the receptacle as a layer nested with the first layer. To achieve high density, the second group of articles has an orientation relative to the sequence which is different from that of the first group. | ||||||
| 89 | Container transport apparatus | US370470 | 1982-04-21 | US4479574A | 1984-10-30 | Richard F. Julius; John C. Lund |
| Container transport apparatus for transporting containers such as plastic bottles and the like which are subject to damage without damaging the containers. The container transport apparatus includes container guiding members for guiding containers such as plastic bottles through a bottle rinser or the like and elongated endless belt members for contacting the sides of the containers to move the containers along the path of the container guiding members. The container transport apparatus eliminates the problems associated with conventional bottle rinsers and the like when used with non-rigid bottles. | ||||||
| 90 | Plural cable container conveyor and turn therefor | US940927 | 1978-09-11 | US4230223A | 1980-10-28 | Louis Flajnik |
| A dual cable conveyor and a turn comprising two parallel horiztonally running container-conveying and supporting cables. The cables run in parallel tracks and both simultaneously support the can which straddles the cables. At the turn, an upper and a lower sheave are provided independently rotatable about a common vertical axis. Each sheave has a peripheral groove defined by a narrow upper flange and a wide cable-supporting lower flange. The upper flange is less than the radius of the cable and the lower flange is greater than the radius but smaller than the diameter. The inner cable rides about the upper sheave which is smaller and runs faster than the lower sheave. The inner cable has lengthwise thereof its upper sector tangential to the outer periphery of the upper sheave and therewith supports and advances the cans between appropriately curved inner and outer guide rails. The outer cable disappears below the upper sheave upstream of the entry into the corner and reappears downstream of the exit from the corner into the straight run. | ||||||
| 91 | Thermal process control | US15181329 | 2016-06-13 | US10123557B2 | 2018-11-13 | Jon A. Hocker; John R. Strong; Ramesh M. Gunawardena |
| A thermal processing and control system (10) includes a thermal processing station (12) for receiving food products (14) being carried on a conveyor system (16). A first scanning station (18) is located upstream from a similar processing station (12) for scanning the food products being carried by the conveyor (16). A second scanning station (20) is located downstream of the thermal processing station (12). A diverter conveyor (24) diverts selected food products (14) from the conveyor (16) to a transverse conveyor (26) which is capable of positioning the diverted food product onto a temperature measurement station (28), whereat the temperature of the food product is measured, either manually or automatically. | ||||||
| 92 | Overlapping apparatus and method | US15710437 | 2017-09-20 | US10065335B2 | 2018-09-04 | Josef Mayer; Wilfried Maier; Jörg Schmeiser |
| An apparatus for the lateral overlapping of portions which are transported in a longitudinal direction and which each comprise at least one slice cut off from a food product is provided. | ||||||
| 93 | Storage and order-picking system and method for providing articles in a particular order | US15429707 | 2017-02-10 | US10059517B2 | 2018-08-28 | Christian Hofmann |
| A storage and order-picking system and method characterized by a shelf arrangement having shelves, vertical conveyors, and autonomously movable, driverless transport vehicles (FTF) with an FTF plane which is substantially barrier-free and which extends under, over or through the shelf arrangement. The FTF plane is coupled to the shelf arrangement by conveyor technology via the vertical conveyors. The FTF plane has a travel surface with a topology of travel points and segments along which the FTFs move in a guided manner, the segments each extending from one travel point to another adjacent travel point. A fleet manager produces and outputs travel orders for the FTFs, the orders comprising individual navigation information, in order to transport the storage goods, which are not yet transported to the FTF plane by the vertical conveyors in an absolute order, along individual travel paths specifically produced for the FTF away from/to the vertical conveyors. | ||||||
| 94 | Conveyor for containers | US15038178 | 2014-10-31 | US09862547B2 | 2018-01-09 | Martin Backhaus; Berthold Paroth |
| A multi-track conveyor for transporting containers includes two transport elements adjacent to one another to form a common transport surface on which the containers stand upright on their container bases. Each transport element has a dedicated electric drive motor. The drive motors are external-rotor motors with an internal stator connected in a torsion-resistant manner to a machine frame and with an external rotor, which forms an offset drive driving the respective transport element. The drive motors of at least two transport elements are coaxial with their motor axles oriented perpendicular to the transport direction. The stators of which are connected via a common support in a rotation-resistant manner to the machine frame. | ||||||
| 95 | Overlapping apparatus | US15069318 | 2016-03-14 | US09809401B2 | 2017-11-07 | Josef Mayer; Wilfried Maier; Jörg Schmeiser |
| The invention relates to an apparatus for the lateral overlapping of portions which are transported in a longitudinal direction and which each comprise at least one slice cut off from a food product, having at least one overlapping unit which comprises a belt conveyor having at least two tracks, wherein an upper track and a lower track are deflected at the incoming side about a common input axle and at the outgoing side about two output axles disposed at different height levels. | ||||||
| 96 | TRANSPORT DEVICE FOR TRAYS | US15456355 | 2017-03-10 | US20170267463A1 | 2017-09-21 | Lars Ickert |
| A transport device for transporting trays. The transport device including a first conveyor belt and a second conveyor belt that is downstream and follows the first conveyor belt. The first and second conveyor belts may have either a single- or multi-track design. The second conveyor belt may include a parallelization device configured to slowing down and/or accelerate one or more trays being conveyed on the second conveyor. The parallelization device may comprises at least one carrier with at least one acceleration finger and may be selectively moveable to prevent, slow down, allow, or accelerate a movement of a tray. | ||||||
| 97 | DRIVE WHEEL SET, WIRE STORAGE FRAME, GUIDE WHEEL FRAME, TRACTION MECHANISM AND CONVEYING MECHANISM | US15198573 | 2016-06-30 | US20160355369A1 | 2016-12-08 | Shufeng KANG; Heping ZHOU; Jiawei WANG; Weiguo LI; Zengguo ZHANG |
| Disclosed is a drive wheel set, comprising a common shaft and at least two external rotor motors installed on the common shaft. External rotors of the external rotor motors form drive wheels of the drive wheel set. Also disclosed are a vertical-type wire storage frame, a swing-type wire storage frame, a guide wheel frame, a traction mechanism and a multi-path conveying mechanism using the drive wheel set. The drive wheel set is small in size, occupies less space, and is suitable for a situation where a plurality of motors need to be driven but sufficient space is lacking. | ||||||
| 98 | Thermal Process Control | US15181329 | 2016-06-13 | US20160282191A1 | 2016-09-29 | Jon A. Hocker; John R. Strong; Ramesh M. Gunawardena |
| A thermal processing and control system (10) includes a thermal processing station (12) for receiving food products (14) being carried on a conveyor system (16). A first scanning station (18) is located upstream from a similar processing station (12) for scanning the food products being carried by the conveyor (16). A second scanning station (20) is located downstream of the thermal processing station (12). A diverter conveyor (24) diverts selected food products (14) from the conveyor (16) to a transverse conveyor (26) which is capable of positioning the diverted food product onto a temperature measurement station (28), whereat the temperature of the food product is measured, either manually or automatically. | ||||||
| 99 | BELT SORTING SYSTEM | US15001163 | 2016-01-19 | US20160229575A1 | 2016-08-11 | ROBIN LAPOINTE |
| The object counter is provided which includes a conveyor belt having regularly spaced object retaining posts for retaining single objects on the belt in a lane for transport in single file manner from a lower feed end to an upper discharge end. Each lane has lateral guide members for helping objects to settle in the lane between retaining posts during transport on the conveyor belt between the lower feed end and the upper discharge end. A hopper is arranged at the lower feed end of the conveyor belt for providing a quantity of objects to the conveyor belt. A deflector is arranged over the lane before the upper discharge end for removing objects from the lane that settle on top of objects settled in the lane between said retaining posts. An item detector is arranged at the upper discharge end for detecting the passage or discharge of individual objects. | ||||||
| 100 | Thermal measurement and process control | US14139651 | 2013-12-23 | US09366580B2 | 2016-06-14 | Jon A. Hocker; John R. Strong; Ramesh M. Gunawardena; Richard D. Stockard |
| A thermal processing and control system (300) includes a thermal processing station (312) for receiving food products (14) being carried on a conveyor system (316). A first scanning station (318) is located upstream from the thermal processing station (312) for scanning the food products being carried by the conveyor (316). An actuator (420) automatically connects temperature measuring devices (402) with selected food products (14). A diverter conveyor (324) diverts selected food products (14) from the conveyor (316) to a transverse conveyor (326) for either further processing or alternative processing, depending on how system (300) is configured. The temperature measuring devices (402) are automatically removed from the food products at station (329). | ||||||
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