US3768281A

US3768281A - Pressure sealing apparatus

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Publication number: US3768281A
Application number: US00124851A
Authority: US
Inventors: Y Sando; M Takasu
Original assignee: Sando Iron Works Co Ltd
Current assignee: Sando Iron Works Co Ltd
Priority date: 1971-03-16
Filing date: 1971-03-16
Publication date: 1973-10-30
Anticipated expiration: 1990-10-30

Abstract

A pressure sealing apparatus comprising a seal drum or a seal block having a hole for the passage of cloth, installed on the opening for guiding cloth in and out of a pressure chamber; rolls which are pressed through intermediate rolls on the seal drum or the seal block and are rotated in contact with each other for putting cloth in and out; and a sealing end plate which is engaged with the seal drum or the seal block to be able to move in an axial direction and which is pressed on each end face of the said drum or block and the above-said rolls; and which is characterized in that the before-mentioned sealing end plate is made as a metallic case, having a flexible sealing material laid on the side, which is pressed on the end face of each roll, and the flexible sealing material is uniformly pressed on the end face of the roll by a pressure liquid.

Description

United States Patent 1 1 Sando et al.

1451 Oct. 30, 1973 PRESSURE SEALING APPARATUS [75] Inventors: Yoshikazu Sando; Masao Takasu,

both of Wakayama-ken, Japan [73] Assignee: Sando Iron Works Company Limited, Wakayama-shi, Japan 221 Filed: Mar. 16, 1971 21 Appl. No.: 124,851

Related US. Application Data [62] Division of Ser. No. 8,548, Feb. 4, 1970, Pat. No.

[30] Foreign Application Priority Data May 23, 1969 Japan 44/4770] May 29, 1969 Japan 44/42010 Sept. 3, 1969 Japan.... 44/83692 Sept. 3, 1969 Japan.... 44/104656 Sept. 22, 1969 Japan.... 44/90521 Sept. 22, 1969 Japan.... 44/90522 Oct. 16, 1969 Japan.... 44/82778 Nov. 17, 1969 Japan 44/92018 [52] U.S. Cl. 68/5 E, 8/1493, 68/175 [51] Int. Cl. B08b l/02, B08b 3/04, D06f 35/00 [58] Field of Search. ..68/5 E,

[56] References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 3,040,553 6/1962 Rust 68/5 E X 3,048,992 8/1962 Nakaguchi.. 34/242 X 3,066,518 12/1962 Fujihashi 68/5 E 3,299,676 l/1967 Fujihashi. 68/5 E 3,511,065 5/1970 Peter 34/242 X Pri mary Examiner-John Petrakes Assistant Examiner-Arthur 0. Henderson Attorney-McGlew & Toren [57] ABSTRACT A pressure sealing apparatus comprising a seal drum or a seal block having a hole for the passage of cloth, installed on the opening for guiding cloth in and out of a pressure chamber; rolls which are pressed through intermediate rolls on the seal drum or the seal block and are rotated in contact with each other for putting cloth in and out; and a sealing end plate which is engaged with the seal drum or the seal block to be able to move in an axial direction and which is pressed on each end face of the said drum or block and the above-said rolls; and which is characterized in that the before-mentioned sealing end plate is made as a metallic case, having a flexible sealing material laid on the side, which is pressed on the end face of each roll, and the flexible sealing material is uniformly pressed on the end face of the roll by a pressure liquid.

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Claims

1. A forced lubricating and cooling device for a pressure sealing apparatus comprising a pair of sealing rolls rotating in contact with one another, a sealing end plate pressed in contact with the end faces of said sealing rolls, means for introducing a liquid lubricant in a quantity sufficient for cooling between the end faces of said sealing rolls and the surface of said sealing end plate contacting the end faces, and means for blowing a pressure gas against the end portions of said sealing rolls for pushing the liquid lubricant so that the lubricant does not contact the cloth which passes between said sealing rolls.

2. A forced lubricating and cooling device for a pressure sealing apparatus comprising a pair of sealing rolls rotating in contact with one another, a sealing end plate pressed in contact with the end faces of said sealing rolls, a groove having a concave shape formed in the surface of said sealing end plate in contact with said sealing rolls, and means for introducing a liquid lubricant by force into said groove.

3. A forced lubricating and cooling device for a pressure sealing apparatus comprising a seal drum forming a pressure chamber and having an opening for guiding cloth in and out of the pressure chamber, a pair of rolls in contact with said sealing drum on the opposite sides of the opening for the cloth, and groove of U-shaped configuration formed in the surface of said seal drum which contact said rolls, and means for introducing a liquid lubricant under force into said groove.

4. A pressure sealing apparatus of a roll type, comprising sealing rolls formed of different kinds of material and including first sealing rolls formed of a soft coated roll and second sealing rolls formed of a metallic surface roll, a sealing plate pressed in contact with the end faces of said sealing rolls, said soft coated rolls having a metal core and said metal core having an axially extending bore therethrough, and means for passing a heated liquid through the bore in said metal core for making the completion time for sealing shorter.