Patent classifications
B65H55/04
POWER CABLE ARRANGEMENT FOR OFFSHORE WIND FARMS
A power cable arrangement, in particular marine power cable, for offshore wind farms, including at least one cable drum device with a cable drum. The power cable arrangement includes at least one power cable wound on the cable drum with at least one cable end configured to pre-installing at a cable connection of a wind energy device. The power cable is wound on the cable drum such that a first section of the power cable is wound inversely to a further section of the power cable.
POWER CABLE ARRANGEMENT FOR OFFSHORE WIND FARMS
A power cable arrangement, in particular marine power cable, for offshore wind farms, including at least one cable drum device with a cable drum. The power cable arrangement includes at least one power cable wound on the cable drum with at least one cable end configured to pre-installing at a cable connection of a wind energy device. The power cable is wound on the cable drum such that a first section of the power cable is wound inversely to a further section of the power cable.
Wound thread package and manufacturing method for same
There is provided a wound thread package that is unlikely to cause problems such as cob-webbing and collapse at the time of unwinding even when the wound thread is a multi-filament thread or tape-like thread, and a manufacturing method for the same. To manufacture a wound thread package 1 by winding a plurality of multi-filament threads or tape-like threads having a total fineness of 100 to 6400 dtex per thread around a bobbin 2 by a traverse method, the threads constituting a thread layer 3 are arranged at intervals therebetween and wound with the same in traverse width w and at different traverse reverse positions.
Wound thread package and manufacturing method for same
There is provided a wound thread package that is unlikely to cause problems such as cob-webbing and collapse at the time of unwinding even when the wound thread is a multi-filament thread or tape-like thread, and a manufacturing method for the same. To manufacture a wound thread package 1 by winding a plurality of multi-filament threads or tape-like threads having a total fineness of 100 to 6400 dtex per thread around a bobbin 2 by a traverse method, the threads constituting a thread layer 3 are arranged at intervals therebetween and wound with the same in traverse width w and at different traverse reverse positions.
Fiber Package
An object of the present invention is to provide a fiber package in which a partially split carbon fiber bundle is wound around a bobbin, and which has no problem in unwindability. A fiber package is provided, which is a square-end type fiber package formed by traverse winding a fiber bundle (12) around a bobbin, in which the fiber bundle (12) is partially split into sub-bundles (11), and the width W of the fiber bundle (12) is smaller than the total sum of the widths W.sub.S of the sub-bundles (12). A fiber package is also provided, which is a square end type fiber package formed by traverse winding a fiber bundle (12) around a bobbin, in which the fiber bundle (12) is partially split into sub-bundles (11) and is wound around the bobbin so as to cause the sub-bundles (11) to overlap each other.
Fiber Package
An object of the present invention is to provide a fiber package in which a partially split carbon fiber bundle is wound around a bobbin, and which has no problem in unwindability. A fiber package is provided, which is a square-end type fiber package formed by traverse winding a fiber bundle (12) around a bobbin, in which the fiber bundle (12) is partially split into sub-bundles (11), and the width W of the fiber bundle (12) is smaller than the total sum of the widths W.sub.S of the sub-bundles (12). A fiber package is also provided, which is a square end type fiber package formed by traverse winding a fiber bundle (12) around a bobbin, in which the fiber bundle (12) is partially split into sub-bundles (11) and is wound around the bobbin so as to cause the sub-bundles (11) to overlap each other.
Optical fibre spool
A spool of optical fibre comprises a spool axis and a length of optical fibre wound around the spool axis to form a plurality of wrap segments arranged axially along the spool axis, wherein adjacent wrap segments partially overlap in the axial direction. Each wrap segment comprises a first wrap layer wound in a first axial direction over a first axial distance, and a second wrap layer wound over the first wrap layer in a reverse second axial direction over a second axial distance greater than the first axial distance, the optical fibre extending from the second wrap layer of one wrap segment to the first wrap layer of an adjacent wrap segment. The spool may be mounted in a device such that the optical fibre can be despooled and deployed from the device.
Optical fibre spool
A spool of optical fibre comprises a spool axis and a length of optical fibre wound around the spool axis to form a plurality of wrap segments arranged axially along the spool axis, wherein adjacent wrap segments partially overlap in the axial direction. Each wrap segment comprises a first wrap layer wound in a first axial direction over a first axial distance, and a second wrap layer wound over the first wrap layer in a reverse second axial direction over a second axial distance greater than the first axial distance, the optical fibre extending from the second wrap layer of one wrap segment to the first wrap layer of an adjacent wrap segment. The spool may be mounted in a device such that the optical fibre can be despooled and deployed from the device.
Wound cable holder with improved cable deployment control
Holders for wound cables. The holders include retention features to control the rate at which cable windings are unwound during cable deployment. In some examples, the cable holder includes a pair of spaced apart spools and the cable is wound in windings configured as figure-8's. In some examples, the retention features include flexibly resilient fingers positioned to contact the windings at one or more retention points positioned at a deployment end of the holder.
Wound cable holder with improved cable deployment control
Holders for wound cables. The holders include retention features to control the rate at which cable windings are unwound during cable deployment. In some examples, the cable holder includes a pair of spaced apart spools and the cable is wound in windings configured as figure-8's. In some examples, the retention features include flexibly resilient fingers positioned to contact the windings at one or more retention points positioned at a deployment end of the holder.