Rule-based method for packaging spools of fiber
CA 2417951 A1 · Owner: Booth, Kevin Dale · Inventors: Oakley, Thomas Wilson; Watson, Richard Wayne; Booth, Kevin Dale
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A rule-based method for packing a customer delivery unit containing a predetermined plurality of spools of filamentary product thereon comprises the steps of: (a) uniquely identifying each of a plurality of spools; (b) recording for each spool information regarding the kind of product on the spool, the grade of the product on the spool and the weight of the product on , the spool; (c) based on the product kind grade, and weight information, assigning to each spool an appropriate one of a plurality of packing rules; and (d) selecting a predetermined plurality of tubes for inclusion in a customer delivery unit in accordance with the packing rule assigned to each selected tube. In …
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- Filed September 25, 2001. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended September 25, 2021.
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