JP2007015155A - Cleaning device for chill roller - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide the cleaning device for a chill roller which can prolong the cyclic interval of replacement of a cleaning cloth or the like by simply controlling a cleaning roller. <P>SOLUTION: The cleaning device for the chill roller is equipped with a dryer 3 for drying a web W printed with a printing unit 1, a cooling device 4 equipped with chill rollers 6a-6d for cooling the web dried with the dryer, a cleaning apparatus 12 having a cleaning roller 14 wound with a sleeve 14a for cleaning the peripheral surface of the chill roller by bringing an opposingly contact with the peripheral surface of the chill roller, and a counter 57 for counting the total cleaning time of the cleaning roller with respect to the chill roller. Further, a cleaning roller controlling part 40 for controlling a motor 36 for driving the rotation of the cleaning roller so as to reverse the inclining direction of the sleeve wound around the cleaning roller based on the total cleaning time of the cleaning roller is also equipped. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a cleaning device for a chill roller, and more particularly to a cleaning device for a chill roller capable of extending the life of a cleaning cloth replacement cycle by simple control of the cleaning roller.

  For example, in a web rotary printing machine, it is well known that the printed web is passed through a dryer to solidify and fix the ink on the paper surface.

  Also, in the cooling device, as printing progresses, ink that has not solidified and fixed on the paper surface by the chill roller is transferred to and accumulated on the surface of the chill roller, and the deposits are scratched and soiled on the printed surface of the paper surface. As a result, there is a problem that printing failure occurs. In order to prevent this printing defect from occurring, it is necessary to clean the chill roller in a timely manner.

  In cleaning the chill roller, conventionally, as disclosed in Patent Document 1, the cleaning roller wound with a cleaning cloth (Morton, etc.) is pressed and contacted (attached) to the rotating chill roller, and the chill roller rotates. A dry-type cleaning method (apparatus) that controls cleaning based on a speed difference between the number of rollers and the number of rotations of the cleaning roller is employed.

JP 2003-275893 A

  By the way, in the dry-type cleaning method (apparatus) described above, the cleaning roller slips in a fixed direction with respect to the chill roller ("reverse slip" that rotates in the same direction as the rotation direction of the chill roller and rotates in the opposite direction at the contact point). Rotating in the opposite direction to the rotation direction of the chill roller and rotating in the same direction at the opposite contact and slipping at the difference in rotational speed, the cloth of the cleaning cloth (Morton etc.) is on one side The ink wiped there collects in the cleaning cloth, and when it becomes saturated, the cleaning cloth is replaced, but there is a part where the ink has not yet accumulated on the cloth in the direction opposite to the cloth used. is there.

  That is, if only one side of the fabric is used, the frequency of replacement of the cleaning fabric increases, resulting in a decrease in productivity due to machine stoppage, a large amount of waste, and an increase in the work burden on the operator. There is.

  The present invention has been proposed in view of such circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a cleaning device for a chill roller capable of extending the life of a replacement cycle of a cleaning cloth or the like by simple control of the cleaning roller.

  In order to achieve the above object, a chill roller cleaning device according to the present invention includes a drying device that dries a web printed by a printing press, and a cooling device that includes a chill roller that cools the web dried by the drying device. A cleaning device having a cleaning roller wound with a cleaning cloth that cleans the peripheral surface of the chill roller by being in contact with the peripheral surface of the chill roller. A driving means for rotating the cleaning roller so that the inclination direction of the cleaning cloth wound around the cleaning roller is reversed based on the total cleaning time of the cleaning roller; Control means for controlling is provided.

  Further, the control means controls the cleaning roller so that the inclined direction of the cleaning cloth wound around the cleaning roller is reversed when the total cleaning time of the cleaning roller exceeds a preset cleaning time. The drive means for rotationally driving is controlled.

  The chill roller cleaning device according to the present invention includes a drying device that dries a web printed by a printing machine, a cooling device that includes a chill roller that cools the web dried by the drying device, and a peripheral surface of the chill roller. A cleaning device for a chill roller, comprising: a cleaning unit having a cleaning roller wound with a cleaning cloth for cleaning the peripheral surface of the chill roller by contacting the chill roller; and an attaching / detaching unit for attaching and detaching the cleaning roller to and from the chill roller A counter that counts the total number of times that the cleaning roller is attached to the chill roller, and the inclination direction of the cleaning cloth wound around the cleaning roller is reversed based on the total number of times that the cleaning roller is attached. Control means for controlling drive means for rotationally driving the cleaning roller is provided.

  Further, the control means controls the cleaning roller so that the inclination direction of the cleaning cloth wound around the cleaning roller is reversed when the total number of times of wearing of the cleaning roller exceeds a preset number of times of wearing. The drive means for rotationally driving is controlled.

  The chill roller cleaning device according to the present invention includes a drying device that dries a web printed by a printing machine, a cooling device that includes a chill roller that cools the web dried by the drying device, and a peripheral surface of the chill roller. And a cleaning means having a cleaning roller wound with a cleaning cloth for cleaning the peripheral surface of the chill roller by contacting the chill roller, and a counter for counting the total operation time of the printing press And a control means for controlling drive means for rotationally driving the cleaning roller so that the inclination direction of the cleaning cloth wound around the cleaning roller is reversed based on the total operation time of the printing press. Features.

  Further, the control means controls the cleaning roller so that the inclination direction of the cleaning cloth wound around the cleaning roller is reversed when the total operation time of the printing machine exceeds a preset operation time. The drive means for rotationally driving is controlled.

  Further, the driving means is a motor capable of rotating forward and reverse, and the control means changes the rotation direction of the cleaning roller so that the inclination direction of the cleaning cloth wound around the cleaning roller is reversed. It is characterized by controlling.

  Further, the control means rotates the number of rotations of the cleaning roller slower than the number of rotations of the chill roller based on the detection result of the surface state of the cleaning roller by the detection means including the counter, and is wound around the cleaning roller. The driving means for rotating the cleaning roller is controlled so that the inclined direction of the cleaning cloth is reversed.

  According to the present invention, the rotation direction of the cleaning roller is changed based on the surface state of the cleaning roller detected by the total cleaning time of the cleaning roller, the total number of times the cleaning roller is worn, the total operation time of the printing press, etc. By reversing the rotational speed difference between the cleaning roller and the chill roller, the inclination direction of the cleaning cloth can be reversed, and the amount of ink stain wiping with one cleaning cloth can be increased. Accordingly, the life of the replacement cycle of the cleaning cloth can be extended, and the productivity can be improved and the amount of waste generated can be reduced by reducing the frequency of machine stoppage. In addition, the burden on the operator is reduced.

  DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, a chill roller cleaning apparatus according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a schematic view of a main part of a web rotary printing press showing Embodiment 1 of the present invention, FIG. 2 is an internal view of a cooling device, FIG. 3 is an external view of an operation side of the cooling device, and FIG. 4 is a cooling device. FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram of the action of the cleaning roller in the disengaged state, FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram of the action of the support arm in the “open” state, and FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram of the usage state of the cleaning roller. 8 is a control block diagram of the cleaning roller, FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram of various buttons on the control panel, FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram of the screen of the control panel, and FIG. 11 is “roller rotation”, “roller attachment / detachment” and “machine operation” 12 is a time chart showing the relationship between “roller rotation”, “roller attaching / detaching”, and “machine operation” during manual operation, and FIGS. 13 to 17 are control flows of the cleaning roller. .

  As shown in FIG. 1, in the web rotary printing machine 1, the web W printed by a printing unit (printing machine) 2 is dried by a dryer (drying device) 3, and then cooled by a cooling device (cooling device) 4. After the web W is cooled, it reaches the folding machine (not shown) via the drag device 5.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, in the cooling device 4, the web W is wound around a plurality (four in the drawing) of chill rollers 6 a to 6 d driven in conjunction with a motor for driving the machine (not shown). . The speed of the web W in front of the cooling device 4, that is, the speed of this machine is made slower than the peripheral speed of the chill rollers 6 a to 6 d, and the web W is tensioned by the drag device 5. In order to prevent the web W from slipping, it is pressed by the paper pressing roller 7 on one chill roller 6d. The paper pressing roller 7 can be attached to and detached from the chill roller 6d via a pair of left and right air cylinders 8a and 8b and bell cranks 9a and 9b (see FIG. 4). In the figure, reference numerals 10 a and 10 b denote guide rollers for guiding the cooled web W to the drag device 5.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the chill rollers 6a to 6d are rotatably supported between the pair of left and right frames 11a and 11b, and are located below the peripheral surface of the chill roller 6c, and a cleaning device (cleaning means) 12 is provided. Is disposed. Further, a work hole 13 is formed in the right (operation side) frame 11b, and a part of each of the chill rollers 6a to 6d and the front half of the cleaning device 12 are exposed.

  The cleaning device 12 is provided with a cleaning roller 14 (see FIG. 7) around which a sleeve 14a made of a cleaning cloth (Molton or the like) is wound, and for temporarily delivering (temporarily placing) the cleaning roller 14 when replacing the roller. The cleaning roller 14 is detachable from the chill roller 6c by a mechanism described later and can be carried out of the frames 11a and 11b (or carried into the frames 11a and 11b).

  The cradle 15 includes a bar 18 installed between a pair of left and right levers 17a and 17b whose middle portions are rotatably supported by the support shafts 16a and 16b on the frames 11a and 11b, and a plurality of bars 18 (see FIG. It is composed of a pair of front and rear roller receivers 20a and 20b, each of which has a receiving surface formed in an arcuate surface and is fixed via two stays 19 (see FIGS. 4 and 6). The bar 18 is bolted to the left (drive side) lever 17a at the middle in the front-rear direction (see FIG. 2), and the right (operation side) lever 17b is bolted to the front end surface thereof. (See FIG. 3).

  One end of the cleaning roller 14 is non-rotatably connected to a support member 22a rotatably supported via a bearing 21a at an intermediate portion in the front-rear direction of the left lever 17a and is detachably connected in the roller axial direction. In addition, the other end of the support arm 23 is connected to one end of the support arm 23 via a bearing 21b so as to be rotatable, and is unrotatable and detachable in the roller axial direction.

  The support arm 23 is supported so that it can rotate with respect to the right lever 17b and can be contacted and separated between predetermined dimensions by inserting a pivot 24 attached to the other end into the support hole 25 of the right lever 17b. Normally (when the machine is operating), the pin 26 attached to the support arm 23 is placed on the upper surface (general surface) of the bar 18 so as to be prevented from rotating with respect to the right lever 17b. The right lever 17b is integrated by screwing with the handle 28, and this state is detected by a limit switch 29 attached to the right lever 17b (see FIG. 4).

  Further, the cleaning roller 14 is provided with pins 31a and 31b projecting at point-symmetrical positions on the peripheral surfaces of mounting shafts 30a and 30b attached to both ends of the cleaning roller 14 and having tips tapered, respectively. By engaging with U-grooves 32a and 32b formed at point-symmetrical positions on the end faces of the members 22a and 22b, respectively, the rotation is stopped in a detachable state in the roller axis direction (see FIG. 4). .

  The front ends of the left and right levers 17a and 17b are pin-coupled to the piston rod tips of air cylinders (attachment / detachment means) 33a and 33b each having a head portion base end pin-coupled to the frames 11a and 11b. . Further, a pulley 34a is fixed on the left support member 22a, and a pulley 34b around which the belt 35 is looped around the pulley 34a is fixed at the rear end portion of the left lever 17a. It is fixed on the output shaft of a motor (drive means) 36 capable of switching between forward and reverse rotation. In FIG. 3, reference numerals 37a to 37c denote cooling water hoses for supplying cooling water to the chill rollers 6a to 6d.

  With this configuration, when the left and right air cylinders 33a and 33b are contracted in synchronization with the support arm 23 shown by the solid line in FIG. 4, the left and right levers 17a and 17b are pivoted. 2 and 3, the cleaning roller 14 is attached to the chill roller 6c by rotating in the clockwise direction in FIGS. At the same time, when the motor 36 is driven, the washing roller 14 is rotated at a predetermined speed in a predetermined direction by the pulleys 34a and 34b and the belt 35 via the support members 22a and 22b, and "reverse slip" (the chill roller of the chill roller) Rotate in the same direction as the rotation direction, rotate in the opposite direction at the contact point) or “forward slip” (rotate in the opposite direction to the rotation direction of the chill roller, rotate in the same direction at the contact point, and slip at a rotational speed difference And the surface of the chill roller 6c is cleaned with the sleeve 14a.

  On the other hand, when the left and right air cylinders 33a and 33b are extended in synchronization, the left and right levers 17a and 17b rotate about the support shafts 16a and 16b in the counterclockwise direction in FIGS. As shown in FIG. 5, the cleaning roller 14 is detached from the chill roller 6c. At the same time, when the motor 36 is stopped, the rotation of the cleaning roller 14 is stopped.

  In this embodiment, when the cleaning roller 14 is replaced, the handle 28 is turned from the state shown in FIG. 5 to release the support arm 23 from the bar 18, and then the support arm 23 is pulled rightward in FIG. Then, when separated from the right lever 17b (see the chain line state in FIG. 4), the support member 22b also moves to the right in FIG. 4 together with the support arm 23, and the connection with the right mounting shaft 30b of the cleaning roller 14 is released. .

  As a result, the right end of the cleaning roller 14 is in a free state and is dropped and placed on the roller receivers 20a and 20b as shown in FIG. On the other hand, the support arm 23 is also free in the rotation direction and rotates counterclockwise in FIG. 6 around the pivot 24 as shown in FIG. 6, but the pin 26 placed on the upper surface of the bar 18 is now rotated. Is rotated and placed on the stepped portion 18a at the right end portion of the bar 18, and further rotation of the support arm 23 is prevented.

  In this state, the side of the right end of the used cleaning roller 14 is opened, and the cleaning roller 14 is pulled out to the right in FIG. 4 through the work hole 13 of the right frame 11b to be carried out of the frames 11a and 11b. can do.

  On the other hand, when the unused cleaning roller 14 is carried into the frames 11a and 11b, the used cleaning roller 14 is first transported out of the frames 11a and 11b from the state shown in FIG. Through the work hole 13, the left end side of the unused cleaning roller 14 is placed on the roller receivers 20a and 20b.

  Next, the cleaning roller 14 is slid on the roller receivers 20a and 20b while matching the rotational phase of the U groove 32 of the left support member 22a and the pin 31a on the mounting shaft 30a at the left end of the cleaning roller 14. When it is pushed into the frames 11a and 11b, the mounting shaft 30a at the left end of the cleaning roller 14 is automatically attached to the left support member 22a by the taper (centering action) at the tip.

  That is, the vertical positional relationship between the mounting hole portion of the left support member 22b and the roller receivers 20a and 20b is set corresponding to the taper at the tip of the mounting shaft 30a so as to obtain the above-described action. is there.

  After that, when the support arm 23 is returned from the state of FIG. 6 to the state of FIG. 5 and is moved to the left in FIG. 4 to contact the right lever 17b, the mounting shaft 30b at the right end of the cleaning roller 14 is Similar to the mounting shaft 30a at the left end portion described above, the mounting shaft 30a is automatically mounted on the right support member 22b by the taper at the tip. In such mounting, a slight gap is formed between the cleaning roller 14 and the roller receivers 20a and 20b so that the cleaning roller 14 does not slide and rotate with the roller receivers 20a and 20b. It has become so.

  In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 8, the air cylinders 33a and 33b and the motor 36 described above are driven and controlled by a cleaning roller control section (control means) 40 comprising a microcomputer or the like.

  That is, the cleaning roller control unit 40 outputs a forward / reverse rotation drive or stop signal to the motor 36, and for the air cylinders 33a and 33b, the air connecting the air cylinders 33a and 33b and the air supply source 44. The electromagnetic valve 43 interposed in the circuit is controlled to open and close. Further, the detection signal from the limit switch 29 described above is input to the cleaning roller control unit 40, and if this signal is not input, the attaching / detaching operation and forward / reverse rotation of the cleaning roller 14 cannot be performed, and the operation of the machine cannot be performed. It is like that.

  Further, the cleaning roller control unit 40 is connected to the machine operation control unit 41 in a circuit so that a signal indicating whether the machine is operating or stopped, or whether the machine stop button 46 (see FIG. 9) is pressed ( Information) is entered. As shown in FIG. 9, the machine stop button 46 is provided on the operation panel 48 together with the machine drive start button 45 and the roller attaching / detaching button 47.

  Furthermore, the cleaning roller control section (control means) 40 is connected to the control panel 42 in a circuit. As shown in FIG. 10, the control panel 42 has a main screen and a detail screen, and the main screen is provided with an interlock button 49a and a manual button 49b for performing an operation setting of “interlock” or “manual”. In addition, three selection buttons 50a, 50b, 50c for interlocking modes corresponding to the degree of contamination of the sleeve 14a are provided.

  The main screen displays the current total cleaning time of the cleaning roller 14 as a total wearing time (current wearing operation time) on a display unit (counter) 57, and the numerical value displayed on the display unit 57 is the value when the sleeve is replaced. It is possible to reset (set the numerical value to “0”) by the reset button 58. Further, depending on the background color of the display unit 57, for example, it is possible to determine “normal” slip when green and “reverse slip” when blue. Further, the set or changed total wearing time that is a guide for switching the forward / reverse rotation of the cleaning roller 14 is displayed on the display unit 59 as the rotation direction switching time (target wearing operation time), and displayed on the display unit 59. The numerical value can be changed on a 10-key input screen that switches when the display unit 59 is touched. Furthermore, a rotation direction switching button 60 for manually switching the rotation direction of the cleaning roller 14 is provided (see FIG. 10A).

  On the other hand, on the detailed screen, the display unit 55a of the interlocking speed corresponding to the selection buttons 51a, 51b, 51c of the interlocking mode (which corresponds to the selection buttons 50a, 50b, 50c of the main screen) and the washing time (indicated) (Operation time) display portion 55b, a cleaning standby time (de-operation time) display portion 55c, and a roller rotation speed display portion 55d, and numerical values set and displayed on these display portions 55a to 55d are initialized buttons. 56 can be changed within each setting range (see FIG. 10B).

  In this embodiment, the attaching / detaching operation and the rotating operation of the cleaning roller 14 are controlled along the time charts shown in FIGS. 11 and 12. FIG. 11 is a time chart showing the relationship between “roller rotation”, “roller attachment / detachment”, and “machine operation” at the time of interlocking. FIG. 12 shows “roller rotation”, “roller attachment / detachment”, and “machine operation” during manual operation. It is a time chart which shows the relationship. In the time charts shown in FIGS. 11 and 12, the forward / reverse rotation switching operation of the cleaning roller 14 is not shown because the control span is too long, but will be described in detail in the control flow.

The control of the cleaning roller 14 described above will be described along the control flow shown in FIGS.
First, it is determined whether or not the interlock button 49a is pressed in Step P1, and if yes, if any one of the interlock mode selection buttons 50a to 50c is pressed in Step P2, the interlock speed is determined in Step P3. It is determined whether or not to input setting change of the cleaning time, the cleaning standby time and the roller rotation speed. If it is acceptable here, in step P4, only one of the selection buttons 50a to 50c selected in step P2 is set in the interlocking speed, the cleaning time, the cleaning standby time, and the number of rotations of the roller that need to be changed. After making the change input, the process proceeds to step P5. If the answer is no, on the other hand, the interlocking speed, the cleaning time, the cleaning standby time and the roller rotation speed of any one of the selection buttons 50a to 50c selected in step P3. The process immediately proceeds to step P5. That is, the operation moves to the interlocking operation.

  Next, it is determined whether or not the reset button 58 is pressed in step P5, that is, whether or not the total wearing time is reset. If yes, after reading the total wearing time set in step P6, the step In P7, it is determined whether or not to change the setting of the total arrival time read out in Step P6. If YES in step P8, the setting change input of the total arrival time is input in step P8, and then the process proceeds to step P19 with the changed total arrival time. If not, the total already set or changed After reading the arrival time, the process proceeds to Step P19. On the other hand, if NO in step P5, the total arrival time already set or changed in step P9 is read, and then the process proceeds to step P19. That is, the operation moves to the interlocking operation.

  If NO in Step P1, it is determined in Step P10 whether or not to input the setting of the interlocking speed, the cleaning time, the cleaning standby time, and the roller rotation speed. If YES in step P11, after setting input is made for all of the interlocking speed, the cleaning time, the cleaning standby time, and the roller rotation speed in step P11, when the interlocking button 49a is pressed in step P12, the process proceeds to step P5. On the other hand, if no, it is determined in step P13 whether or not the manual button 49b has been pressed.

  If yes in step P13, it is determined whether or not the reset button 58 is pressed in step P14, that is, whether or not the total wearing time is reset. If yes, the total wearing time set in step P15 is determined. After the readout, in step P16, it is determined whether or not the setting change input of the total arrival time read out in step P15 is to be performed. If YES in step P17, the setting change input for the total arrival time is input in step P17, and then the process proceeds to step P53 with the changed total arrival time. If not, the process immediately proceeds to step P53. . On the other hand, if the answer is NO in Step P14, the total arrival time already set or changed in Step P18 is read, and then the process proceeds to Step P53. That is, it shifts to manual operation. If NO in step P13, the process returns to step P1.

  Next, the control of the cleaning roller 14 that has been shifted to the interlocking operation will be described. First, it is determined in step P19 whether or not the roller attaching / detaching button 47 has been pressed. If yes, the roller attaching / detaching air cylinders 33a and 33b are attached (contracted) in step P20, and then in step P21. When the roller attaching / detaching button 47 is pressed again, the air attaching / detaching air cylinders 33a, 33b are detached (expanded) in step P22, and the process returns to step P19. That is, when the operation of the machine is stopped, the cleaning roller 14 is not rotated and is attached to the chill roller 6c to perform maintenance such as adjustment and confirmation of the nip pressure. When the roller attaching / detaching button 47 is continuously pressed, not only the attaching and detaching operations of the air cylinders 33a and 33b but also the rotation and stop of the motor 36 are alternately switched.

  If NO in step P19, when the machine drive start button 45 is pressed in step P23, the machine drive motor is driven in step P24. If the current voltage value of the motor for driving the machine exceeds the set or changed voltage value in step P25 (when entering the “mechanical operation” low speed range in FIG. 11), the air for attaching / detaching the roller in step P26. After the cylinders 33a and 33b are operated, the cleaning time is counted in step P27, and the process proceeds to step P32.

  At the same time, after the current total cleaning time is counted in step P28, it is determined whether or not the total wearing time set or changed in step P29 exceeds the current total cleaning time. If YES in step P30, the roller driving motor 36 is driven in one direction (for example, “forward” slip), and the process proceeds to step P32. If not, the roller driving motor 36 in step P31. The motor 36 is driven in the other direction (for example, “reverse” slip), and the process proceeds to Step P32.

  Next, it is determined in step P32 whether or not the machine stop button 46 has been pressed. If yes, after the machine driving motor is stopped in step P33, the current machine driving motor is checked in step P34. When the voltage value becomes zero, the roller driving motor 36 is stopped in step P35 and the roller cylinders 33a and 33b are detached in step P36. That is, even if the machine stop button 46 is pressed, the cleaning roller 14 continues to rotate and continues to rotate with respect to the chill roller 6c until the machine decelerates and stops.

  If NO in step P32, it is determined whether or not the cleaning time set or changed in step P37 (see t-attachment in FIG. 11) exceeds the current cleaning time. If YES in step P38, the roller driving motor 36 is stopped and the roller mounting / removal air cylinders 33a and 33b are detached in step P39. Next, in step P40, the cleaning waiting time (in FIG. t is dereferenced), and the process proceeds to Step P41. On the other hand, if no, the process returns to Step P26 and Step P28.

  Next, it is determined in step P41 whether or not the machine stop button 46 has been pressed. If yes, the machine drive motor is stopped in step P42, and then in step P43, the air cylinder 33a, In step P44, the cleaning time is counted and the process proceeds to step P49. After the current total cleaning time is counted in step P45, the total wearing time set or changed in step P46 is Determine whether the total cleaning time has been exceeded. If YES in step P47, the roller driving motor 36 is driven in one direction in step P47, and the process proceeds to step P49. If NO in step P48, the roller driving motor 36 is driven in the other direction. Then, the process proceeds to step P49.

  Next, Step P43 to Step P48 are repeated until the current voltage value of the machine driving motor becomes 0 in Step P49, and when it becomes 0, the roller driving motor 36 is stopped and Step P51 is set in Step P50. Thus, the air cylinders 33a and 33b for attaching / detaching the rollers are detached. That is, even if the machine stop button 46 is pressed and the machine drive motor is stopped in a state where the cleaning roller 14 is detached and the rotation is stopped, the cleaning roller 14 is immediately pressed when the machine stop button 46 is pressed. The washing roller 14 continues to rotate and rotate with respect to the chill roller 6c until the machine is decelerated and stopped, and thereafter the machine decelerates and stops.

  If NO in step P41, the process returns to step P26 and step P28 if the cleaning standby time set or changed in step P52 exceeds the current cleaning standby time. Thereafter, the interlocking operation is repeated during the machine operation.

  Next, the control of the cleaning roller 14 that has been shifted to the manual operation will be described. First, it is determined in step P53 whether or not the roller attaching / detaching button 47 has been pressed. If yes, the roller attaching / detaching air cylinders 33a, 33b are attached (contracted) in step P54, and then in step P55. When the roller attaching / detaching button 47 is pressed again, the air attaching / detaching air cylinders 33a, 33b are detached (elongated) in step P56, and the process returns to step P53. That is, when the machine operation is stopped, the cleaning roller 14 is not rotated, and the chill roller 6c is attached to perform maintenance such as nip pressure adjustment and confirmation. When the roller attaching / detaching button 47 is continuously pressed, not only the attaching and detaching operations of the air cylinders 33a and 33b but also the rotation and stop of the motor 36 are alternately switched.

  If NO in step P53, when the mechanical drive start button 45 is pressed in step P57, the machine drive motor is driven in step P58. When the roller attaching / detaching button 47 is pressed in step P59, the air attaching / detaching air cylinders 33a and 33b are attached in step P60, and then the cleaning time is counted in step P61, and the process proceeds to step P66.

  At the same time, after the current total cleaning time is counted in step P62, it is determined whether or not the total wearing time set or changed in step P63 exceeds the current total cleaning time. If YES in step P64, the roller driving motor 36 is driven in one direction (eg, “forward” slip) and the process proceeds to step P66. If NO in step P65, the roller driving motor 36 is driven in step P65. The motor 36 is driven in the other direction (for example, “reverse” slip), and the process proceeds to Step P66.

  Next, it is determined in step P66 whether or not the machine stop button 46 has been pressed. If yes, the machine drive motor is stopped in step P67, and then the current machine drive motor is checked in step P68. When the voltage value becomes 0, the roller driving motor 36 is stopped in step P69 and the roller cylinders 33a and 33b are detached in step P70. That is, even if the machine stop button 46 is pressed, the cleaning roller 14 continues to rotate and continues to rotate with respect to the chill roller 6c until the machine decelerates and stops.

  If NO in step P66, it is determined in step P71 whether or not the roller attaching / detaching button 47 has been pressed. If yes, the roller driving motor 36 is stopped in Step P72, and the air cylinders 33a and 33b for attaching / detaching the rollers are detached in Step P73, and the process proceeds to Step P74. On the other hand, if no, the process returns to Step P60 and Step P62.

  Next, it is determined in step P74 whether or not the machine stop button 46 has been pressed. If yes, the machine drive motor is stopped in step P75, and then in step P76, the air cylinder 33a, 33b is put on, the cleaning time is counted in step P77, and the process proceeds to step P82. After the current total cleaning time is counted in step P78, the total wearing time set or changed in step P79 is Determine whether the total cleaning time has been exceeded. If YES in step P80, the roller driving motor 36 is driven in one direction at step P80, and the process proceeds to step P82. If NO in step P81, the roller driving motor 36 is driven in the other direction. Then, the process proceeds to step P82.

  Next, in Step P82, Steps P76 to P81 are repeated until the current voltage value of the machine driving motor becomes 0, and when it becomes 0, the roller driving motor 36 is stopped in Step P83 and in Step P84. The air cylinders 33a and 33b for attaching / detaching the rollers are detached. That is, even if the machine stop button 46 is pressed and the machine drive motor is stopped in a state where the cleaning roller 14 is detached and the rotation is stopped, the cleaning roller 14 is immediately pressed when the machine stop button 46 is pressed. The washing roller 14 continues to rotate and rotate with respect to the chill roller 6c until the machine is decelerated and stopped, and thereafter the machine decelerates and stops.

  If NO in Step P74, when the roller attaching / detaching button 47 is pressed in Step P85, the process returns to Step P60 and Step P62. Thereafter, the manual operation is repeated during the machine operation.

  In this way, in this embodiment, during interlocking and manual operation, the washing roller 14 is not always attached to the chill roller 6c during machine operation, and the attachment operation and the detachment operation are performed according to the degree of dirt on the chill roller 6c depending on the work content. Since the wasteful wearing operation of the cleaning roller 14 is eliminated in a repeated manner, the crushing of the cloth 14ab (see FIG. 7) of the sleeve 14a is prolonged, and the replacement cycle is extended, so that the productivity is improved due to the lower frequency of machine stoppage. In addition, the amount of waste generated can be reduced. Further, since the slip time between the cleaning roller 14 and the chill roller 6c is reduced, the load on the machine side can be reduced and the load on the chill roller 6c subjected to the surface treatment can be reduced.

  In addition, during the interlocking operation, the operation time of the cleaning roller 14, the time of disengaging operation, and the number of rotations can be centrally controlled and managed on the control panel 42, thereby reducing the operator's work burden. At this time, a plurality of (three in the illustrated example) basic operation modes for the attaching operation time, the disengaging operation time, and the rotation speed of the cleaning roller 14 are prepared on the control panel 42, so that the work load on the operator can be further reduced. . In addition, the set numerical value of the basic operation mode can be changed, so that it can cope with all work contents.

  In addition, during the operation of the machine, the cleaning roller 14 rotates during the operation of attaching the cleaning roller 14 to prevent ink stains from being concentrated on a fixed position of the cleaning roller 14, but the cleaning roller 14 is attached when the machine operation is stopped. Since the cleaning roller 14 does not rotate during operation, the burden on the operator during maintenance (such as nip pressure adjustment / confirmation) is reduced.

  In addition, the cleaning roller 14 is continuously applied during deceleration when the machine operation is stopped regardless of the interlocking operation or the manual operation, so that the dirt attached to the chill roller 6c is removed, and the printing roller is always clean after the printing is finished. The roller surface can be maintained. As a result, the simple control of the cleaning roller 14 reduces the printing trouble and reduces the operator's cleaning burden, thereby improving productivity.

  Therefore, according to the present embodiment, wasteful consumption of paper, electric power and the like by operating the cleaning roller 14 without decelerating for a certain period of time after printing is completed, and the cleaning roller 14 is removed when the printing cylinder is removed. As a result, it is possible to avoid the case where the dirt cannot be completely removed by the early removal operation due to the above, and further the reduction in productivity due to the driving of the cleaning roller 14 by driving the chill roller 6c only for cleaning. is there.

  Further, in this embodiment, when the current total cleaning time reaches the set or changed total wearing time (rotation direction switching time), the rotation direction of the cleaning roller 14 is switched. In other words, the cleaning roller 14 is switched from “normal slip” use to “reverse slip” use, or from “reverse slip” use to “normal slip” use.

  As a result, as shown in FIG. 7, it is possible to use the fabric 14ab in the sleeve 14a in the order of the cloth 14ab, the amount of ink stain wiping in one sleeve 14a can be increased, and the replacement cycle of the sleeve 14a can be increased. By extending, the productivity can be improved and the amount of waste generated can be reduced by reducing the frequency of machine stoppage. In addition, the burden on the operator is reduced.

  At this time, the current total cleaning time and the set or changed total wearing time (rotation direction switching time) are displayed on the control panel 42 together with the rotation direction, so that the operator always knows the current usage status of the cleaning roller 14. be able to.

  Further, since the total wearing time (rotation direction switching time) set or changed can be changed on the control panel 42, it can be arbitrarily changed depending on the work contents.

  In addition, since the rotation direction can be manually switched by the rotation direction switching button 60, it is possible to perform switching other than the automatic switching setting, and it is possible to cope with all situations.

  In the embodiment described above, if the basic setting of the rotation direction switching time is prepared on the control panel 42 according to the degree of contamination, it is possible to save the trouble of inputting numerical values and further burden the operator. Can be reduced.

  18 to 22 are flowcharts for controlling the cleaning roller according to the second embodiment of the present invention.

  In the cleaning roller control unit 40 according to the first embodiment, instead of the total cleaning time of the cleaning roller 14, the total number of times the cleaning roller 14 is worn is displayed on the display unit (counter) 57 on the main screen of the control panel 42 (counting). In this example, the motor 36 that drives the cleaning roller 14 to rotate is controlled so that the inclination direction of the sleeve 14a wound around the cleaning roller 14 is reversed based on the total number of times the cleaning roller 14 is worn. is there. The other configuration is the same as that of the first embodiment, and a duplicate description is omitted with reference to FIGS.

The above-described control of the cleaning roller 14 will be described along the control flow shown in FIGS.
First, it is determined whether or not the interlock button 49a is pressed in Step P1, and if yes, if any one of the interlock mode selection buttons 50a to 50c is pressed in Step P2, the interlock speed is determined in Step P3. It is determined whether or not to input setting change of the cleaning time, the cleaning standby time and the roller rotation speed. If it is acceptable here, in step P4, only one of the selection buttons 50a to 50c selected in step P2 is set in the interlocking speed, the cleaning time, the cleaning standby time, and the number of rotations of the roller that need to be changed. After making the change input, the process proceeds to step P5. If the answer is no, on the other hand, the interlocking speed, the cleaning time, the cleaning standby time and the roller rotation speed of any one of the selection buttons 50a to 50c selected in step P3. The process immediately proceeds to step P5. That is, the operation moves to the interlocking operation.

  Next, it is determined whether or not the reset button 58 is pressed in step P5, that is, whether or not the total number of times of wearing is reset. If yes, after reading the total number of times of wearing set in step P6, the step In P7, it is determined whether or not the setting change input of the total number of wearing times read out in Step P6 is to be performed. Here, if yes, after the setting change input of the total number of wearing is input in step P8, the process proceeds to step P19 with the total number of wearing changed in the setting, and conversely, if not, the total already set or changed. After reading the number of arrivals, the process proceeds to Step P19. On the other hand, if NO in step P5, the total number of arrivals already set or changed in step P9 is read, and then the process proceeds to step P19. That is, the operation moves to the interlocking operation.

  If NO in Step P1, it is determined in Step P10 whether or not to input the setting of the interlocking speed, the cleaning time, the cleaning standby time, and the roller rotation speed. If YES in step P11, after setting input is made for all of the interlocking speed, the cleaning time, the cleaning standby time, and the roller rotation speed in step P11, when the interlocking button 49a is pressed in step P12, the process proceeds to step P5. On the other hand, if no, it is determined in step P13 whether or not the manual button 49b has been pressed.

  If yes in step P13, it is determined whether or not the reset button 58 has been pressed in step P14, that is, whether or not to reset the total number of wearing times. If yes, the total number of wearing times set in step P15 is determined. After the reading, in step P16, it is determined whether or not the setting change input for the total number of arrivals read in step P15 is to be performed. If YES in step P17, a setting change input for the total number of wearing is made in step P17, and then the process proceeds to step P53 with the changed total number of wearing. If not, the process immediately moves to step P53. . On the other hand, if the answer is NO in Step P14, the total number of arrivals already set or changed in Step P18 is read, and then the process proceeds to Step P53. That is, it shifts to manual operation. If NO in step P13, the process returns to step P1.

  Next, the control of the cleaning roller 14 that has been shifted to the interlocking operation will be described. First, it is determined in step P19 whether or not the roller attaching / detaching button 47 has been pressed. If yes, the roller attaching / detaching air cylinders 33a and 33b are attached (contracted) in step P20, and then in step P21. When the roller attaching / detaching button 47 is pressed again, the air attaching / detaching air cylinders 33a, 33b are detached (expanded) in step P22, and the process returns to step P19. That is, when the operation of the machine is stopped, the cleaning roller 14 is not rotated and is attached to the chill roller 6c to perform maintenance such as adjustment and confirmation of the nip pressure. When the roller attaching / detaching button 47 is continuously pressed, not only the attaching and detaching operations of the air cylinders 33a and 33b but also the rotation and stop of the motor 36 are alternately switched.

  If NO in step P19, when the machine drive start button 45 is pressed in step P23, the machine drive motor is driven in step P24. If the current voltage value of the motor for driving the machine exceeds the set or changed voltage value in step P25 (when entering the “mechanical operation” low speed range in FIG. 11), the air for attaching / detaching the roller in step P26. After the cylinders 33a and 33b are operated, the cleaning time is counted in step P27, and the process proceeds to step P32.

  At the same time, after the current total number of wearing is counted in step P28, it is determined whether or not the total number of wearing set or changed in step P29 exceeds the current total number of wearing. If YES in step P30, the roller driving motor 36 is driven in one direction (for example, “forward” slip), and the process proceeds to step P32. If not, the roller driving motor 36 in step P31. The motor 36 is driven in the other direction (for example, “reverse” slip), and the process proceeds to Step P32.

  Next, it is determined in step P32 whether or not the machine stop button 46 has been pressed. If yes, after the machine driving motor is stopped in step P33, the current machine driving motor is checked in step P34. When the voltage value becomes zero, the roller driving motor 36 is stopped in step P35 and the roller cylinders 33a and 33b are detached in step P36. That is, even if the machine stop button 46 is pressed, the cleaning roller 14 continues to rotate and continues to rotate with respect to the chill roller 6c until the machine decelerates and stops.

  If NO in step P32, it is determined whether or not the total number of wears set or changed in step P37 exceeds the current total number of wears. If YES in step P38, the roller driving motor 36 is stopped and the roller mounting / removal air cylinders 33a and 33b are detached in step P39. Next, in step P40, the cleaning waiting time (in FIG. t is dereferenced), and the process proceeds to Step P41. On the other hand, if no, the process returns to Step P26 and Step P28.

  Next, it is determined in step P41 whether or not the machine stop button 46 has been pressed. If yes, the machine drive motor is stopped in step P42, and then in step P43, the air cylinder 33a, 33b is put on, the cleaning time is counted in step P44, and the process proceeds to step P49. After the current total number of times is counted in step P45, the total number of times set or changed in step P46 is the current number. It is determined whether the total number of wearing is exceeded. If YES in step P47, the roller driving motor 36 is driven in one direction in step P47, and the process proceeds to step P49. If NO in step P48, the roller driving motor 36 is driven in the other direction. Then, the process proceeds to step P49.

  Next, Step P43 to Step P48 are repeated until the current voltage value of the machine driving motor becomes 0 in Step P49, and when it becomes 0, the roller driving motor 36 is stopped and Step P51 is set in Step P50. Thus, the air cylinders 33a and 33b for attaching / detaching the rollers are detached. That is, even if the machine stop button 46 is pressed and the machine drive motor is stopped in a state where the cleaning roller 14 is detached and the rotation is stopped, the cleaning roller 14 is immediately pressed when the machine stop button 46 is pressed. The washing roller 14 continues to rotate and rotate with respect to the chill roller 6c until the machine is decelerated and stopped, and thereafter the machine decelerates and stops.

  If NO in step P41, the process returns to step P26 and step P28 if the cleaning standby time set or changed in step P52 exceeds the current cleaning standby time. Thereafter, the interlocking operation is repeated during the machine operation.

  Next, the control of the cleaning roller 14 that has been shifted to the manual operation will be described. First, it is determined in step P53 whether or not the roller attaching / detaching button 47 has been pressed. If yes, the roller attaching / detaching air cylinders 33a, 33b are attached (contracted) in step P54, and then in step P55. When the roller attaching / detaching button 47 is pressed again, the air attaching / detaching air cylinders 33a, 33b are detached (elongated) in step P56, and the process returns to step P53. That is, when the machine operation is stopped, the cleaning roller 14 is not rotated, and the chill roller 6c is attached to perform maintenance such as nip pressure adjustment and confirmation. When the roller attaching / detaching button 47 is continuously pressed, not only the attaching and detaching operations of the air cylinders 33a and 33b but also the rotation and stop of the motor 36 are alternately switched.

  If NO in step P53, when the mechanical drive start button 45 is pressed in step P57, the machine drive motor is driven in step P58. When the roller attaching / detaching button 47 is pressed in step P59, the air attaching / detaching air cylinders 33a and 33b are attached in step P60, and then the cleaning time is counted in step P61, and the process proceeds to step P66.

  At the same time, after the current total number of wearing is counted in Step P62, it is determined whether or not the total number of wearing set or changed in Step P63 exceeds the current total number of wearing. If YES in step P64, the roller driving motor 36 is driven in one direction (eg, “forward” slip) and the process proceeds to step P66. If NO in step P65, the roller driving motor 36 is driven in step P65. The motor 36 is driven in the other direction (for example, “reverse” slip), and the process proceeds to Step P66.

  Next, it is determined in step P66 whether or not the machine stop button 46 has been pressed. If yes, the machine drive motor is stopped in step P67, and then the current machine drive motor is checked in step P68. When the voltage value becomes 0, the roller driving motor 36 is stopped in step P69 and the roller cylinders 33a and 33b are detached in step P70. That is, even if the machine stop button 46 is pressed, the cleaning roller 14 continues to rotate and continues to rotate with respect to the chill roller 6c until the machine decelerates and stops.

  If NO in step P66, it is determined in step P71 whether or not the roller attaching / detaching button 47 has been pressed. If yes, the roller driving motor 36 is stopped in Step P72, and the air cylinders 33a and 33b for attaching / detaching the rollers are detached in Step P73, and the process proceeds to Step P74. On the other hand, if no, the process returns to Step P60 and Step P62.

  Next, it is determined in step P74 whether or not the machine stop button 46 has been pressed. If yes, the machine drive motor is stopped in step P75, and then in step P76, the air cylinder 33a, 33b is put on, the cleaning time is counted in step P77, and the process proceeds to step P82. After the current total number of times is counted in step P78, the total number of times set or changed in step P79 is the current number. It is determined whether the total number of wearing is exceeded. If YES in step P80, the roller driving motor 36 is driven in one direction at step P80, and the process proceeds to step P82. If NO in step P81, the roller driving motor 36 is driven in the other direction. Then, the process proceeds to step P82.

  Next, in Step P82, Steps P76 to P81 are repeated until the current voltage value of the machine driving motor becomes 0, and when it becomes 0, the roller driving motor 36 is stopped in Step P83 and in Step P84. The air cylinders 33a and 33b for attaching / detaching the rollers are detached. That is, even if the machine stop button 46 is pressed and the machine drive motor is stopped in a state where the cleaning roller 14 is detached and the rotation is stopped, the cleaning roller 14 is immediately pressed when the machine stop button 46 is pressed. The washing roller 14 continues to rotate and rotate with respect to the chill roller 6c until the machine is decelerated and stopped, and thereafter the machine decelerates and stops.

  If NO in Step P74, when the roller attaching / detaching button 47 is pressed in Step P85, the process returns to Step P60 and Step P62. Thereafter, the manual operation is repeated during the machine operation.

  In this way, according to the present embodiment, by changing the rotation direction of the cleaning roller 14 based on the total number of times the cleaning roller 14 is worn, it is possible to use the first and second stitches of the fabric 14ab in the sleeve 14a. (See FIG. 7) The amount of ink stain wiping with a single cleaning cloth can be increased. Accordingly, the life of the replacement cycle of the cleaning cloth can be extended, the productivity can be improved by reducing the frequency of machine stoppage and the generation of waste can be reduced, and the work load on the operator can be reduced. An effect is obtained.

  23 to 27 are flowcharts showing the control flow of the cleaning roller according to the third embodiment of the present invention.

  This is because the cleaning roller control unit 40 in the first embodiment replaces the total cleaning time of the cleaning roller 14 with the total operation time of the printing unit (printing machine) 2 on the display unit (counter) 57 on the main screen of the control panel 42. The motor 36 that rotates the cleaning roller 14 is controlled so that the inclination direction of the sleeve 14 a wound around the cleaning roller 14 is reversed based on the total operation time of the printing unit 2. This is an example. The other configuration is the same as that of the first embodiment, and a duplicate description is omitted with reference to FIGS.

The above-described control of the cleaning roller 14 will be described along the control flow shown in FIGS.
First, it is determined whether or not the interlock button 49a is pressed in Step P1, and if yes, if any one of the interlock mode selection buttons 50a to 50c is pressed in Step P2, the interlock speed is determined in Step P3. It is determined whether or not to input setting change of the cleaning time, the cleaning standby time and the roller rotation speed. If it is acceptable here, in step P4, only one of the selection buttons 50a to 50c selected in step P2 is set in the interlocking speed, the cleaning time, the cleaning standby time, and the number of rotations of the roller that need to be changed. After making the change input, the process proceeds to step P5. If the answer is no, on the other hand, the interlocking speed, the cleaning time, the cleaning standby time and the roller rotation speed of any one of the selection buttons 50a to 50c selected in step P3. The process immediately proceeds to step P5. That is, the operation moves to the interlocking operation.

  Next, it is determined whether or not the reset button 58 is pressed in step P5, that is, whether or not the total operation time is reset. If yes, after reading the total operation time set in step P6, the step In P7, it is determined whether or not the setting change input of the total operation time read out in Step P6 is to be performed. Here, if it is possible, after inputting the setting change of the total operation time in Step P8, the process proceeds to Step P19 with the changed total operation time, and conversely, if not, the total already set or changed After reading the operation time, the process proceeds to Step P19. On the other hand, if the answer is NO in Step P5, after reading the total operation time already set or changed in Step P9, the process proceeds to Step P19. That is, the operation moves to the interlocking operation.

  If NO in Step P1, it is determined in Step P10 whether or not to input the setting of the interlocking speed, the cleaning time, the cleaning standby time, and the roller rotation speed. If YES in step P11, after setting input is made for all of the interlocking speed, the cleaning time, the cleaning standby time, and the roller rotation speed in step P11, when the interlocking button 49a is pressed in step P12, the process proceeds to step P5. On the other hand, if no, it is determined in step P13 whether or not the manual button 49b has been pressed.

  If yes in step P13, it is determined whether or not the reset button 58 is pressed in step P14, that is, whether or not the total operation time is reset. If yes, the total operation time set in step P15 is determined. After reading, in step P16, it is determined whether or not to input setting change for the total operation time read in step P15. If YES in step P17, a setting change input for the total operation time is input in step P17, and then the process proceeds to step P53 with the changed total operation time. If not, the process immediately proceeds to step P53. . On the other hand, if the answer is NO in Step P14, the total operation time already set or changed in Step P18 is read, and then the process proceeds to Step P53. That is, it shifts to manual operation. If NO in step P13, the process returns to step P1.

  Next, the control of the cleaning roller 14 that has been shifted to the interlocking operation will be described. First, it is determined in step P19 whether or not the roller attaching / detaching button 47 has been pressed. If yes, the roller attaching / detaching air cylinders 33a and 33b are attached (contracted) in step P20, and then in step P21. When the roller attaching / detaching button 47 is pressed again, the air attaching / detaching air cylinders 33a, 33b are detached (expanded) in step P22, and the process returns to step P19. That is, when the operation of the machine is stopped, the cleaning roller 14 is not rotated and is attached to the chill roller 6c to perform maintenance such as adjustment and confirmation of the nip pressure. When the roller attaching / detaching button 47 is continuously pressed, not only the attaching and detaching operations of the air cylinders 33a and 33b but also the rotation and stop of the motor 36 are alternately switched.

  If NO in step P19, when the machine drive start button 45 is pressed in step P23, the machine drive motor is driven in step P24. If the current voltage value of the motor for driving the machine exceeds the set or changed voltage value in step P25 (when entering the “mechanical operation” low speed range in FIG. 11), the air for attaching / detaching the roller in step P26. After the cylinders 33a and 33b are operated, the cleaning time is counted in step P27, and the process proceeds to step P32.

  At the same time, after the current total operation time is counted in step P28, it is determined whether or not the total operation time set or changed in step P29 exceeds the current total operation time. If YES in step P30, the roller driving motor 36 is driven in one direction (for example, “forward” slip), and the process proceeds to step P32. If not, the roller driving motor 36 in step P31. The motor 36 is driven in the other direction (for example, “reverse” slip), and the process proceeds to Step P32.

  Next, it is determined in step P32 whether or not the machine stop button 46 has been pressed. If yes, after the machine driving motor is stopped in step P33, the current machine driving motor is checked in step P34. When the voltage value becomes zero, the roller driving motor 36 is stopped in step P35 and the roller cylinders 33a and 33b are detached in step P36. That is, even if the machine stop button 46 is pressed, the cleaning roller 14 continues to rotate and continues to rotate with respect to the chill roller 6c until the machine decelerates and stops.

  If NO in step P32, it is determined whether or not the total operation time set or changed in step P37 exceeds the current total operation time. If YES in step P38, the roller driving motor 36 is stopped and the roller mounting / removal air cylinders 33a and 33b are detached in step P39. Next, in step P40, the cleaning waiting time (in FIG. t is dereferenced), and the process proceeds to Step P41. On the other hand, if no, the process returns to Step P26 and Step P28.

  Next, it is determined in step P41 whether or not the machine stop button 46 has been pressed. If yes, the machine drive motor is stopped in step P42, and then in step P43, the air cylinder 33a, In step P44, the cleaning time is counted and the process proceeds to step P49. After the current total operation time is counted in step P45, the total operation time set or changed in step P46 is present. Determine whether the total operating time has been exceeded. If YES in step P47, the roller driving motor 36 is driven in one direction in step P47, and the process proceeds to step P49. If NO in step P48, the roller driving motor 36 is driven in the other direction. Then, the process proceeds to step P49.

  Next, Step P43 to Step P48 are repeated until the current voltage value of the machine driving motor becomes 0 in Step P49, and when it becomes 0, the roller driving motor 36 is stopped and Step P51 is set in Step P50. Thus, the air cylinders 33a and 33b for attaching / detaching the rollers are detached. That is, even if the machine stop button 46 is pressed and the machine drive motor is stopped in a state where the cleaning roller 14 is detached and the rotation is stopped, the cleaning roller 14 is immediately pressed when the machine stop button 46 is pressed. The washing roller 14 continues to rotate and rotate with respect to the chill roller 6c until the machine is decelerated and stopped, and thereafter the machine decelerates and stops.

  If NO in step P41, the process returns to step P26 and step P28 if the cleaning standby time set or changed in step P52 exceeds the current cleaning standby time. Thereafter, the interlocking operation is repeated during the machine operation.

  Next, the control of the cleaning roller 14 that has been shifted to the manual operation will be described. First, it is determined in step P53 whether or not the roller attaching / detaching button 47 has been pressed. If yes, the roller attaching / detaching air cylinders 33a, 33b are attached (contracted) in step P54, and then in step P55. When the roller attaching / detaching button 47 is pressed again, the air attaching / detaching air cylinders 33a, 33b are detached (elongated) in step P56, and the process returns to step P53. That is, when the machine operation is stopped, the cleaning roller 14 is not rotated, and the chill roller 6c is attached to perform maintenance such as nip pressure adjustment and confirmation. When the roller attaching / detaching button 47 is continuously pressed, not only the attaching and detaching operations of the air cylinders 33a and 33b but also the rotation and stop of the motor 36 are alternately switched.

  If NO in step P53, when the mechanical drive start button 45 is pressed in step P57, the machine drive motor is driven in step P58. When the roller attaching / detaching button 47 is pressed in step P59, the air attaching / detaching air cylinders 33a and 33b are attached in step P60, and then the cleaning time is counted in step P61, and the process proceeds to step P66.

  At the same time, after the current total operation time is counted in Step P62, it is determined whether or not the total operation time set or changed in Step P63 exceeds the current total operation time. If YES in step P64, the roller driving motor 36 is driven in one direction (eg, “forward” slip) and the process proceeds to step P66. If NO in step P65, the roller driving motor 36 is driven in step P65. The motor 36 is driven in the other direction (for example, “reverse” slip), and the process proceeds to Step P66.

  Next, it is determined in step P66 whether or not the machine stop button 46 has been pressed. If yes, the machine drive motor is stopped in step P67, and then the current machine drive motor is checked in step P68. When the voltage value becomes 0, the roller driving motor 36 is stopped in step P69 and the roller cylinders 33a and 33b are detached in step P70. That is, even if the machine stop button 46 is pressed, the cleaning roller 14 continues to rotate and continues to rotate with respect to the chill roller 6c until the machine decelerates and stops.

  If NO in step P66, it is determined in step P71 whether or not the roller attaching / detaching button 47 has been pressed. If yes, the roller driving motor 36 is stopped in Step P72, and the air cylinders 33a and 33b for attaching / detaching the rollers are detached in Step P73, and the process proceeds to Step P74. On the other hand, if no, the process returns to Step P60 and Step P62.

  Next, it is determined in step P74 whether or not the machine stop button 46 has been pressed. If yes, the machine drive motor is stopped in step P75, and then in step P76, the air cylinder 33a, In step P77, the cleaning time is counted and the process proceeds to step P82. After the current total operation time is counted in step P78, the total operation time set or changed in step P79 is present. Determine whether the total operating time has been exceeded. If YES in step P80, the roller driving motor 36 is driven in one direction at step P80, and the process proceeds to step P82. If NO in step P81, the roller driving motor 36 is driven in the other direction. Then, the process proceeds to step P82.

  Next, in Step P82, Steps P76 to P81 are repeated until the current voltage value of the machine driving motor becomes 0, and when it becomes 0, the roller driving motor 36 is stopped in Step P83 and in Step P84. The air cylinders 33a and 33b for attaching / detaching the rollers are detached. That is, even if the machine stop button 46 is pressed and the machine drive motor is stopped in a state where the cleaning roller 14 is detached and the rotation is stopped, the cleaning roller 14 is immediately pressed when the machine stop button 46 is pressed. The washing roller 14 continues to rotate and rotate with respect to the chill roller 6c until the machine is decelerated and stopped, and thereafter the machine decelerates and stops.

  If NO in Step P74, when the roller attaching / detaching button 47 is pressed in Step P85, the process returns to Step P60 and Step P62. Thereafter, the manual operation is repeated during the machine operation.

  Thus, according to the present embodiment, by changing the rotation direction of the cleaning roller 14 based on the operation time of the printing unit 2, it is possible to use the first and second stitches of the cloth 14ab in the sleeve 14a ( (See FIG. 7) The amount of ink stain wiping with a single cleaning cloth can be increased. Accordingly, the life of the replacement cycle of the cleaning cloth can be extended, the productivity can be improved by reducing the frequency of machine stoppage and the generation of waste can be reduced, and the work load on the operator can be reduced. An effect is obtained.

  Needless to say, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and various modifications can be made without departing from the scope of the present invention. For example, instead of changing the rotation direction of the cleaning roller 14 when using the first and second stitches of the cloth 14ab in the sleeve 14a of the cleaning roller 14, a high-low relationship in the rotational speed difference between the cleaning roller and the chill roller is used. On the contrary, the inclination direction of the fabric 14ab in the sleeve 14a may be changed. Further, the cleaning device 12 is not limited to the chill roller 6c but may be applied to other chill rollers 6a, 6b, and 6d. Further, the cleaning roller 14 may be driven by the motor 36 by a gear mechanism instead of the belt / pulley.

It is a principal part schematic of the web rotary printing machine which shows Example 1 of this invention. It is a driving | operation side internal view of a cooling device. It is an operation side external view of a cooling device. It is a principal part plane expanded sectional view of a cooling device. It is action | operation explanatory drawing of the de-operation state of a washing roller. It is action | operation explanatory drawing of the "open" state of a support arm. It is explanatory drawing of the use condition of a cleaning roller. It is a control block diagram of a cleaning roller. It is explanatory drawing of the various buttons of a control panel. It is screen explanatory drawing of a control panel. It is a time chart which shows the relationship between "roller rotation" at the time of interlocking, "roller attachment / detachment", and "machine operation". It is a time chart which shows the relationship between "roller rotation" at the time of manual operation, "roller attachment / detachment", and "machine operation". It is a control flow of a washing roller. It is a control flow of a washing roller. It is a control flow of a washing roller. It is a control flow of a washing roller. It is a control flow of a washing roller. It is a control flow of the washing roller showing Example 2 of the present invention. It is a control flow of a washing roller. It is a control flow of a washing roller. It is a control flow of a washing roller. It is a control flow of a washing roller. It is a control flow of the washing roller showing Example 3 of the present invention. It is a control flow of a washing roller. It is a control flow of a washing roller. It is a control flow of a washing roller. It is a control flow of a washing roller.

Explanation of symbols

1 Web rotary printing machine 2 Printing unit (printing machine)
3 dryer (drying equipment)
4 Cooling device (cooling device)
5 Drag device 6a-6d Chill roller 7 Paper pressing roller 8a, 8b Air cylinder 9a, 9b Bell crank 10a, 10b Guide roller 11a, 11b Frame 12 Cleaning device (cleaning means)
13 Work hole 14 Washing roller 14a Sleeve 14ab Cloth 15 Receiving base 16a, 16b Support shaft 17a, 17b Lever 18 Bar 19 Stay 20a, 20b Roller receiver 21a, 21b Bearing 22a, 22b Support member 23 Support arm 24 Support shaft 24 Support hole 25 Support hole 26 pin 27 pin hole 28 handle 29 limit switch 30a, 30b mounting shaft 31a, 31b pin 32a, 32b U groove 33a, 33b air cylinder 34a, 34b pulley 35 belt 36 motor 40 cleaning roller control section (control means)
41 Machine operation control unit 42 Control panel 43 Solenoid valve 44 Air supply source 45 Machine drive start button 46 Machine stop button 47 Roller attaching / detaching button 48 Operation panel 49a Interlocking button 49b Manual button 50a, 50b, 50c Selection button 51a, 51b, 51c Selection button 55a Display unit for interlocking speed 55b Display unit for cleaning time (arrival) 55c Display unit for cleaning standby time (deletion) 55d Display unit for roller rotation speed 56 Initialization button 57 Display unit for total wearing time 58 Reset button 59 Rotation direction switching time display 60 Rotation direction switching button

Claims (8)

A drying device for drying the web printed by the printing press;
A cooling device comprising a chill roller for cooling the web dried by the drying device;
A cleaning means having a cleaning roller wound with a cleaning cloth for cleaning the peripheral surface of the chill roller by coming into contact with the peripheral surface of the chill roller;
In the chill roller cleaning device comprising:
A counter that counts the total cleaning time of the cleaning roller with respect to the chill roller;
Control means for controlling a driving means for rotationally driving the cleaning roller so that the inclination direction of the cleaning cloth wound around the cleaning roller is reversed based on the total cleaning time of the cleaning roller. A chill roller cleaning device.   The control means rotationally drives the cleaning roller so that the inclination direction of the cleaning cloth wound around the cleaning roller is reversed when the total cleaning time of the cleaning roller exceeds a preset cleaning time. 2. The cleaning device for a chill roller according to claim 1, wherein the driving means is controlled. A drying device for drying the web printed by the printing press;
A cooling device comprising a chill roller for cooling the web dried by the drying device;
A cleaning means having a cleaning roller wound with a cleaning cloth for cleaning the peripheral surface of the chill roller by coming into contact with the peripheral surface of the chill roller;
An attaching / detaching means for attaching / detaching the cleaning roller to / from the chill roller;
In the chill roller cleaning device comprising:
A counter that counts the total number of times the cleaning roller is attached to the chill roller;
Control means for controlling a driving means for rotationally driving the cleaning roller so that the inclination direction of the cleaning cloth wound around the cleaning roller is reversed based on the total number of times the cleaning roller is worn. A chill roller cleaning device.   The control means rotationally drives the cleaning roller so that the inclination direction of the cleaning cloth wound around the cleaning roller is reversed when the total number of times of the cleaning roller exceeds a predetermined number of times of wearing. 4. The chill roller cleaning device according to claim 3, wherein the driving means is controlled. A drying device for drying the web printed by the printing press;
A cooling device comprising a chill roller for cooling the web dried by the drying device;
A cleaning means having a cleaning roller wound with a cleaning cloth for cleaning the peripheral surface of the chill roller by coming into contact with the peripheral surface of the chill roller;
In the chill roller cleaning device comprising:
A counter for counting the total operating time of the printing press;
Control means for controlling drive means for rotationally driving the cleaning roller so that the inclination direction of the cleaning cloth wound around the cleaning roller is reversed based on the total operation time of the printing press. A chill roller cleaning device.   The control means rotationally drives the cleaning roller so that the inclination direction of the cleaning cloth wound around the cleaning roller is reversed when the total operation time of the printing machine exceeds a preset operation time 6. The chill roller cleaning apparatus according to claim 5, wherein the driving means is controlled. The drive means is a motor capable of forward and reverse rotation,
The said control means controls the said motor so that the rotation direction of the said cleaning roller may be changed and the inclination direction of the cleaning cloth wound around the said cleaning roller may become reverse direction. The chill roller cleaning device according to claim 5.   The control means rotates the number of rotations of the cleaning roller slower than the number of rotations of the chill roller based on the detection result of the surface state of the cleaning roller by the detection means including the counter, and the cleaning wound around the cleaning roller 6. The cleaning device for a chill roller according to claim 1, wherein the driving means for rotationally driving the cleaning roller is controlled so that the inclination direction of the cloth is reversed.

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