Wound roll models began appearing in the literature 40 years ago. These models predict internal stresses within wound rolls due to winder operating conditions and web material properties. The models have progressed much in their ability to model the complex properties of webs and winder type on the internal stresses. Defect models have also advanced but not at the rate of the wound roll models. The first objective of this paper is to establish the current state of wound roll and winding defect models that can be used to enhance productivity in web process machinery. The second objective is to establish what winding defects cannot be attacked with current models and why.Mechanical and Aerospace Engineerin
Today practically all winding devices apply a nip to the wound roll. In this winding method, radial ...
For convenience, webs are stored in wound rolls. The available web length in a wound roll is one mar...
Roll models provide information about the radial stresses and circumferential stresses that exist in...
As a roll is wound, stresses in the roll develop - and change as the roll builds. The stresses on ea...
The choice of winder type for various web materials has long been a qualitative discussion. Web mate...
Winding models have been under development for roughly 50 years. These models have become mature in ...
Historically, wound-roll models have been used to predict stress levels which develop within winding...
Models that describe the residual stresses due to winding single layer webs at the end of roll-to-ro...
Axisymmetric wound roll models provide the greatest definition of wound roll internal stresses to da...
The manufacture of many products involves the winding of continuous thin, flexible webs into wound r...
In typical winding processes, webs are rarely (if ever) ideal but instead thickness non-uniformity a...
Models which can be used to calculate the internal stresses within wound rolls of web material have ...
Winding is an integral process in the manufacturing and converting of nearly all web materials such ...
Almost all winding models incorporate the assumption of small linear deformations and strain in deve...
Web materials are wound into coils by a variety of winders. Some winders center wind only. In this t...
Today practically all winding devices apply a nip to the wound roll. In this winding method, radial ...
For convenience, webs are stored in wound rolls. The available web length in a wound roll is one mar...
Roll models provide information about the radial stresses and circumferential stresses that exist in...
As a roll is wound, stresses in the roll develop - and change as the roll builds. The stresses on ea...
The choice of winder type for various web materials has long been a qualitative discussion. Web mate...
Winding models have been under development for roughly 50 years. These models have become mature in ...
Historically, wound-roll models have been used to predict stress levels which develop within winding...
Models that describe the residual stresses due to winding single layer webs at the end of roll-to-ro...
Axisymmetric wound roll models provide the greatest definition of wound roll internal stresses to da...
The manufacture of many products involves the winding of continuous thin, flexible webs into wound r...
In typical winding processes, webs are rarely (if ever) ideal but instead thickness non-uniformity a...
Models which can be used to calculate the internal stresses within wound rolls of web material have ...
Winding is an integral process in the manufacturing and converting of nearly all web materials such ...
Almost all winding models incorporate the assumption of small linear deformations and strain in deve...
Web materials are wound into coils by a variety of winders. Some winders center wind only. In this t...
Today practically all winding devices apply a nip to the wound roll. In this winding method, radial ...
For convenience, webs are stored in wound rolls. The available web length in a wound roll is one mar...
Roll models provide information about the radial stresses and circumferential stresses that exist in...