Sheet-material associating – Reciprocating-carriage piler – With clamp
Patent
1988-04-12
1989-10-17
Garrett, Robert E.
Sheet-material associating
Reciprocating-carriage piler
With clamp
B65H 2946
Patent
active
048741574
ABSTRACT:
In order to improve a method for minimizing material utilization during spreading of a flawed material web, in particular, a fabric web, such that it can be carried out in a manner which always economizes on material or fabric, it is proposed that proceeding from a region determined by the flaw, a set of at least two virtual stop lines be placed in the pattern representation and all flawless pattern pieces cut by the virtual stop lines be determined, that by applying an optimization criterion which takes into consideration the flawless pattern pieces cut by the virtual stop lines and the flawed pattern pieces, one of the virtual stop lines be selected and the stop line be arranged at it, that a maximum distance from the stop line be determined which maximum distance corresponds to the furthest distance of a start of one of the flawless pattern pieces cut by the stop line or of one of the flawed pattern pieces from the stop line, and that the restart line be placed in the direction opposite to the spreading direction at least within the maximum distance from the stop line.
REFERENCES:
patent: 3769488 (1973-10-01), Hasslinger
patent: 4583181 (1986-04-01), Gerber et al.
Buchmann Winfried
Buss Albert
Jung Rolf
Garrett Robert E.
Krauss u. Reichert GmbH & Co. KG Spezialmaschinenfabrik
Newholm Therese M.
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