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Paint consumption prediction

A technology that consumes materials and computers, applied in the field of prospective maintenance, can solve problems such as the advantages of undisclosed big data applications put into use

Pending Publication Date: 2020-12-01
HEIDELBERGER DRUCKMASCHINEN AG
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Furthermore, the application does not disclose specific advantages about the application and the use of big data applications

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[0022] The invention assumes that, on the one hand, relevant data from the prepress stage (Druckvorstufe) regarding the parameters of the corresponding printing job and, on the other hand, from warehouse management regarding fluid consumables (mainly varnishes, but also inks or Wetting agent) removal data are processed in order to generate accurate consumption models.

[0023] image 3 The structure of the logistics system between the printing press 10 and the warehouse 7 is schematically shown. The computer 6 , which has access to the data of all the components involved, checks here all relevant consumption data and warehouse data of the printing press 10 used. In the case of varnish as fluid consumable material, the varnish is applied in the varnishing unit 9 of the printing press 10 . If the reserve is exhausted, another bright oil reservoir 8 must be provided from the warehouse 7 in order to replenish the reserve of the bright oil device 9 accordingly. The varnish consu...

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The invention relates to a method for operating a machine (10) for processing a printing material by means of a computer (6), comprising the following steps: detecting, by means of the computer (6), print job parameters and machine parameters for print jobs of the machine (10) for processing the printing material; analyzing and processing the detected parameters by means of the computer (6) in order to determine a machine state; asking and providing, by means of the computer (6), a fluidic consumable material (8) for optimizing the operation of the machine (10) on the basis of the determined machine state; and carrying out a maintenance measure optimized on the basis of the determined machine state on the machine (10) by means of the computer (6).

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for operating a machine for processing printing materials by using a consumption prediction model. [0002] The invention is based on the technical field of proactive maintenance. Background technique [0003] In general, methods for the predictive maintenance of industrial printing presses are primarily based on data generated and collected on site by the individual printing presses, so that these data can then be subjected to central evaluation processing. For so-called big data applications, an effort is made to detect and analyze as many sensors as possible and variants on the printing press. [0004] In particular, it is also often a problem in the operation of the varnish system in printing presses to determine (or predict) the varnish consumption, since the varnish consumption is usually not measured directly by means of sensors. have to. [0005] However, it is technically important to determine the varnish ...

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IPC IPC(8): B41F33/00B41F33/16B41F33/10G06Q10/04G06Q10/06G06Q10/08
CPCB41F33/00B41F33/16B41F33/10G06Q10/04G06Q10/067G06Q10/087B41F31/022B41P2233/30B41F35/00B41J2/17566B41J2/17503B41J2002/17569
Inventor S·内布N·R·诺瑞克A·亨
Owner HEIDELBERGER DRUCKMASCHINEN AG
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