Azimuth Control for Tire Bead Wire Join Separation
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Solution Overview
Problem
The existing method for manufacturing bead wires can result in irregularities, imbalances, and zones of weakness due to the proximity of the braid join and core join, leading to potential surface irregularities and mechanical instability in tire reinforcement.
Innovation Solution
An installation with an azimuth checking system that detects and positions the core and braid wire joins to ensure they are at distinct angular sectors, preventing overlap and ensuring a sufficient separation distance to avoid concentration of joins and subsequent weaknesses.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Productivity
If the braid join and core join are positioned close together during bead wire manufacturing, then the manufacturing process is simpler and faster, but it creates zones of weakness, surface irregularities, and imbalances in the bead wire structure
Solution Approach 1:
The system performs preliminary positioning of the core and detection of the core join location before the braiding operation begins. By pre-determining the angular position of the core join and using this information to control the braiding process, the system ensures that the braid join will be positioned at an optimal distance from the core join, preventing zone of weakness formation while maintaining manufacturing efficiency
Solution Approach 2:
The system incorporates a detection device that senses the angular position of the core join during the braiding process. This feedback information is used to control the braiding operation and determine when to form the braid join, ensuring proper spacing between joins while maintaining continuous manufacturing flow
2Device complexity
If the braid join and core join are positioned close together, then the manufacturing process requires less space and time, but it creates significant surface irregularities and cross-sectional irregularities of the core
Solution Approach 1:
The system performs preliminary positioning of the core and detection of the core join location before the braiding operation begins. By pre-determining the angular position of the core join and using this information to control the braiding process, the system ensures that the braid join will be positioned at an optimal distance from the core join, preventing zone of weakness formation while maintaining manufacturing efficiency
Solution Approach 2:
The system incorporates a detection device that senses the angular position of the core join during the braiding process. This feedback information is used to control the braiding operation and determine when to form the braid join, ensuring proper spacing between joins while maintaining continuous manufacturing flow
3Productivity
If the braid join and core join are positioned close together, then the manufacturing process is more efficient, but it creates imbalances in the bead wire structure
Solution Approach 1:
The system performs preliminary positioning of the core and detection of the core join location before the braiding operation begins. By pre-determining the angular position of the core join and using this information to control the braiding process, the system ensures that the braid join will be positioned at an optimal distance from the core join, preventing zone of weakness formation while maintaining manufacturing efficiency
Solution Approach 2:
The system incorporates a detection device that senses the angular position of the core join during the braiding process. This feedback information is used to control the braiding operation and determine when to form the braid join, ensuring proper spacing between joins while maintaining continuous manufacturing flow
Data Source
AI summary
The method includes procuring an annular core 3 of main axis Z3. The core is closed on itself by a core join 6 which occupies, in azimuth about said main axis Z3, a first angular sector S6. Then, a braiding is performed by helically winding, about the core 3, a braid wire 4 that is held closed by a braid join 8, of sleeve 9 type, which occupies a second angular sector S8. A method during which a registration element 16, with respect to which the position of the first angular sector S6 is known, is sought and detected on the core 3, and the azimuthal orientation of the core 3 is adapted during the braiding, with reference to said registration element 16, so that the second angular sector S8 occupied by the braid join 8 does not overlap the first angular sector S6 occupied by the core join 6.


