EP0853696A1 - Distributeur de fil elastique - Google Patents

Distributeur de fil elastique

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EP0853696A1
EP0853696A1 EP96938936A EP96938936A EP0853696A1 EP 0853696 A1 EP0853696 A1 EP 0853696A1 EP 96938936 A EP96938936 A EP 96938936A EP 96938936 A EP96938936 A EP 96938936A EP 0853696 A1 EP0853696 A1 EP 0853696A1
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thread
delivery device
wheel
tension
store
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Hermann Schmodde
Gerhard Park
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Memminger IRO GmbH
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    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04B—KNITTING
    • D04B15/00—Details of, or auxiliary devices incorporated in, weft knitting machines, restricted to machines of this kind
    • D04B15/38—Devices for supplying, feeding, or guiding threads to needles
    • D04B15/48—Thread-feeding devices
    • D04B15/50—Thread-feeding devices for elastic threads
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
    • B65H59/00—Adjusting or controlling tension in filamentary material, e.g. for preventing snarling; Applications of tension indicators
    • B65H59/40—Applications of tension indicators
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
    • B65H2553/00—Sensing or detecting means
    • B65H2553/20—Sensing or detecting means using electric elements
    • B65H2553/21—Variable resistances, e.g. rheostats, potentiometers or strain gauges
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
    • B65H2553/00—Sensing or detecting means
    • B65H2553/20—Sensing or detecting means using electric elements
    • B65H2553/26—Piezoelectric sensors
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
    • B65H2701/00—Handled material; Storage means
    • B65H2701/30—Handled filamentary material
    • B65H2701/31—Textiles threads or artificial strands of filaments
    • B65H2701/319—Elastic threads

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  • the invention relates to a thread delivery device with the features of the preamble of claim 1, which is used to supply elastic threads, tapes, strands and the like.
  • thread delivery devices have the task of feeding the corresponding knitting points at the right time in each case with the necessary tension and the desired amount.
  • the tension of the elastomeric yarn determines the grip and the shape of the knitted fabric. Fluctuations in the tension of the supplied elastomeric yarn can be systematic, especially if they are stitch-by-stitch recurring lead to a substantial impairment of the quality of the knitted fabric produced.
  • Thread feeding takes place by means of a thread delivery device which is arranged laterally next to the thread guide in such a way that in its working movement it runs away from or towards the thread delivery device.
  • a thread delivery device which is arranged laterally next to the thread guide in such a way that in its working movement it runs away from or towards the thread delivery device.
  • the amount of yarn required is very different in the two work phases.
  • a yarn consumption of zero occurs in the reversal points between the work phases, with a short work section occurring in the transition from the work phase running away from the thread delivery device to the ongoing work phase, in which the thread runs back.
  • the thread delivery device known from DE 36 27 731 Cl which has a thread wheel driven by a stepping motor, has been developed for applications with a time-fluctuating thread consumption. This feeds the thread drawn from a thread spool via a thread brake to the knitting point concerned.
  • the thread supplied by the thread wheel runs through an end-side eyelet of a lever pivotally mounted at another end, the eyelet representing a deflection point at which the thread is diverted at an acute angle.
  • a constant torque is applied to the pivoting lever by means of a DC motor.
  • the swivel lever is connected to a position transmitter, which detects its swivel position and adjusts the stepper motor accordingly.
  • the swivel lever thus acts as a thread store for temporarily storing thread that has not been removed from the knitting points, but has been delivered due to the moment of inertia and the control characteristic of the stepping motor. In addition, it serves to adjust the thread tension and, in cooperation with the sensor device, to detect the existing thread supply.
  • This thread delivery device is only suitable for the supply of elastic yarns to a limited extent and the pivoting lever proves to be too insensitive for tension monitoring. Because of the inherent elasticity of the yarn, the swivel lever reaches its extreme positions (stops) during operation, the thread tension then being out of control.
  • the yarn delivery device for crimped and other fancy yarns known from DE 38 20 618 C2 which has two counter-rotating, rotatingly driven yarn wheels, around which the yarn to be delivered is looped several times in an eight shape.
  • Yarn runs through its end eyelet at an acute angle and is placed on pins or posts arranged along a circumference of the arm for temporary storage. On the bolts or posts forming an intermediate store as well as on the eyelet of the arm which runs through at an acute angle, friction effects which influence the running of the yarn occur.
  • a yarn delivery device for the simultaneous feeding of two yarns to a knitting machine in which a yarn delivery wheel is driven by a disc motor. At least one thread runs from the thread delivery wheel through the longitudinal opening of a conical or trumpet-shaped helical spring.
  • a permanent magnet and a Hall sensor are provided on a bearing that can pivot the end of the coil spring in order to be able to detect deflections of the coil spring.
  • the disc rotor motor is readjusted, so that the set position of the helical spring is set in a stationary state. In this the thread runs laterally against the inner wall of the coil spring through its opening.
  • the helical spring serves as a spring and damping element, which permits a certain temporary storage of the thread supplied.
  • a thread delivery device which is suitable for knitting machines with essentially constant thread consumption and for feeding hard yarns.
  • the thread delivery device has an electric motor which is controllable in its speed via the tension applied, which draws yarn from a bobbin by means of a corresponding thread wheel and feeds it to the respective knitting point via a thread tension sensor.
  • a setpoint generator is provided, which is connected to a setpoint input of a controller via a changeover switch and optionally switchable adjusting devices. This receives a signal characterizing the thread tension at its actual value input via the changeover switch and adjusts the motor accordingly.
  • the electric motor and the Knitting machine speed sensors are available, which can be connected to the setpoint and actual value input of the control device with a corresponding other switch position of the switch.
  • the changeover switch allows the changeover from an operating mode with a constant regulated thread tension to an operating mode with a defined thread delivery quantity.
  • a corresponding thread delivery device is assigned to each knitting point of the circular knitting machine, so that the thread quantity to be supplied corresponds to the thread consumption of a knitting point.
  • the thread speed is correspondingly low.
  • Such a thread delivery device is not suitable for supplying elastic yarns to knitting machines with high yarn running speed and abrupt changes in speed, such as occur in flat knitting machines.
  • the thread delivery device is a feeder for threads, tapes and the like. Thanks to the low moments of inertia of the drive device and the thread wheel, it can be adapted to rapidly changing yarn take-off conditions. In the delivery phases with full thread consumption, yarn speeds of up to several meters per second (6 meters per second) are reached. There are abrupt downtimes and / or rewind phases between delivery phases.
  • the thread store provided makes it possible to pick up or release the yarn quantities occurring in the transition between the phases mentioned, without substantially changing the thread tension.
  • An essentially path-free sensor device serves as a tension sensor for monitoring the thread tension.
  • the measuring stroke of the sensor device which vanishes in comparison to the thread quantity to be buffered enables the thread tension to be set practically independently of the acceleration forces of any moving parts of the sensor device.
  • the sensor device is therefore low in mass, highly dynamic and free of feedback.
  • the thread memory and the sensor device are separated from each other in terms of their effectiveness. In the specific case, this is achieved in that the small measuring path of the sensor device is essentially perpendicular to the direction of travel of the thread.
  • Another aspect of the invention lies in the fact that the entire thread path through which the thread travels is undeflected, i.e. all thread guide elements are rigidly mounted. In this way it is possible to exclude vibration processes of machine elements which could have an effect on the thread tension.
  • the only elasticity or resilience present in the system is given by the inherent elasticity of the thread, by means of which a thread storage device is formed in a path section specially dimensioned for this.
  • the thread store By forming the thread store as a path section between the thread delivery wheel and the knitting point, in which the elastic yarn is freely stretchable, a yarn store is created which receives the yarn section to be stored without friction. This is achieved by dimensioning the path section serving as thread store for so long is that the spring constant resulting therefrom with the corresponding yarn falls below a limit value. This limit value is the quotient of the maximum change in force and the maximum yarn length to be taken up by the thread store.
  • the length of the path section forming the yarn store is preferably greater than half a meter.
  • the path section acting as a thread store between the thread delivery wheel and the thread guide of the knitting machine periodically changes its length with the work cycles of the knitting machine.
  • the thread storage device thus changes its absorption capacity. This complies with the situation in flat knitting machines at the end of the runaway phase, in which the thread guide runs away from the thread delivery device, in that the greatest thread delay occurs at the end of the runaway phase. In the run-away phase, a thread quantity corresponding to twice the thread consumption is practically delivered. If the thread guide arrives at its reversal point and at this point at rest, the thread consumption suddenly drops to zero. The subsequent delivery of elastic yarn caused by the drive device running on can be taken up well by the thread store having its greatest extension without permanently changing the thread tension.
  • the length of the thread storage device of the thread delivery device which is dependent on the current position of the thread guide, thus enables a good adjustment of the loading Ability of the thread store to take account of the deviations in the thread delivery from the actual thread consumption, particularly in the phase-out phases.
  • the precision of the thread delivery device also serves if the sensor device (tension sensor) has a negligible maximum stroke which is at least one order of magnitude less than the length of the yarn section to be temporarily stored. It is thereby achieved that the yarn section is only taken up by the thread store and not by the sensor device. This is the case, for example, when the element in contact with the elastic yarn has a maximum stroke that is less than 2 mm.
  • an element As a sensor for the displacement of the element in contact with the yarn, an element is preferably used which emits a large signal with little deflection.
  • These can be strain gauges, piezo sensors and the like.
  • the sensor device can be structurally separate from the thread delivery device. This makes it possible to arrange the sensor device as close as possible to the knitting points or the thread guide. Tension changes occurring at the knitting points are thus quickly detected and quickly corrected.
  • the precision of the control is also used if the sensor device derte suspension, which is vibrationally decoupled from the knitting machine.
  • the thread delivery device is also designed in such a way that it is separated from the knitting machine and / or is decoupled in terms of vibration from it.
  • the drive device is controlled as a function of the thread tension via a control device. It is used to avoid incorrect operation if the control device works in all operating modes independently of the running speed of the knitting machine. It can thus be achieved that a thread tension, once set, remains constant even when the machine running speed, the thread guide stroke, the knitting pattern or other influencing variables change. Incorrect settings, which could otherwise occur when changing the specified sizes or type of yarn, are prevented.
  • the control device can be a PI or a PID controller.
  • the thread store which is dimensioned sufficiently large and, in particular, adapted to the respective position of the thread guide, makes it possible as
  • This stepper motor which is preferably designed as a disc rotor motor, has a high dynamic range, although predetermined values cannot be exceeded during acceleration and deceleration. The corresponding over- or under-delivery of yarn is compensated for by the thread store.
  • a return of the thread at the reversal point of the thread guide from its phase running away from the thread delivery wheel to its returning phase can be compensated for if the control device (control circuit) and the drive device are designed so that the thread wheel can run in both directions of rotation.
  • the thread tension can also be determined with two or more sensor devices which are arranged at different points on the thread path.
  • An actual signal for the control device is formed from the signal emitted by the sensor devices.
  • At least one filter can be arranged between the sensor device and the control device, which keeps interference frequencies away from the control device as a low or bandpass filter.
  • bandstops or the like can also be used.
  • Compensation means for suppressing interference signals can be provided, for example, directly on the sensor device.
  • Such compensation means are formed, for example, by an identical measuring system which is not influenced by the yarn. With appropriate coordination and a high internal damping, the difference between the signals emitted by the two sensor devices represents the thread tension.
  • FIG. 1 shows a thread delivery device on a flat knitting machine in a schematic basic illustration
  • FIG. 2 shows a simplified illustration of the thread delivery device according to FIG. 1. in different work phases and in principle,
  • FIGS. 1 and 1 shows the time course of the thread tension in the thread delivery device according to FIGS. 1 and
  • Fig. 4 shows an embodiment of a sensor device for determining the thread tension in a schematic representation in cross section.
  • the thread delivery device 1 shows a thread delivery device 1 which feeds an elastic thread 2 (egg-elastomeric thread) from a thread spool 3 to a flat knitting machine 4, which is only shown symbolically and in part using a few stitch-forming needles 5 and a thread guide 6 .
  • the thread delivery device 1 contains a yarn conveying device 7 which takes care of the pulling off of the thread 2 from the yarn spool 3 and the feeding to the thread guide 6.
  • the yarn conveying device 7 has a housing 8, in the interior of which a stepping motor 9, not shown and schematically indicated in FIG. 2, is arranged.
  • the stepper motor 9 is designed as a disc rotor and can therefore be accelerated and braked in short time spans.
  • a thread wheel 11 On the output shaft of the stepping motor 9 protruding from the housing 8, a thread wheel 11 is connected in a rotationally fixed manner thereto. This has a hub 12 from which a total of six wire clips 13 extend radially away evenly spaced from one another.
  • the wire clips 13 each have two radially aligned spokes 14, 15 and a support section 16 connecting them.
  • the support sections 16 take up the thread 2, which loops around the thread wheel 11 a few times.
  • a thread storage device 19 is formed from the thread wheel 11 to the thread guide 6 and the thread 2 traverses it in a substantially straight path. This path is oriented essentially parallel to a translation direction of the thread guide 6 marked by an arrow 21 in FIG. 1.
  • a sensor device 22 for the tension of the thread 2 passing through is connected via an output line 23 to a control device 24 (FIG. 2) which is only illustrated schematically.
  • the sensor device 22 emits an electrical signal characterizing the thread tension.
  • the sensor device 22 which has an element 25 movably mounted with a very short stroke, is designed as a substantially path-free voltage sensor. This deflects the thread 2 vertically, which runs on both sides of the element 25 via two counterholders 26, 27 which are preferably designed as eyelets. With their connecting line, the counterholders 26, 27 define the running direction of the thread 2, which is orthogonal to the deflecting direction of the element 25. The lateral deflection of the thread 2 is so small on the sensor device 22 that the obtuse angle traversed by the thread 2 with the apex on the element 25 is greater than 165 °.
  • the sensor device 22 contains a strain gauge which converts the different deflection of the element 25 caused by thread tension fluctuations into electrical signals which are fed to the control device 24.
  • the movement of the element 25 is so small that no measurable change in the tension of the thread 2 is caused thereby.
  • a filter 29, which filters out interference frequencies is optionally arranged between the sensor device 22 and the control device 24. These can result from vibrations of the sensor device 22 or from interferences.
  • both the yarn conveyor 7 and the sensor device 22 are suspended with low vibration.
  • the entire thread path is kept as free of deflections as possible. From the yarn spool 3, the thread 2 runs without deflection and without braking, ie without a thread brake, onto the thread wheel 11 and from there without any appreciable deflection to the thread guide 6. This guides the elastic thread 2 in every direction of movement, trailing a hard basic thread 31 to the needles 5.
  • the thread delivery device 1 described so far operates as follows:
  • the flat knitting machine indicated by way of example is indicated by a row of 32 stitch-forming needles 5.
  • the needles 5 are driven out and pulled back in the manner of a continuous shaft, while the thread guide 6 is moved back and forth in the direction of arrow 21.
  • the thread guide 6 runs, for example, from a near end position 33 to a far end position
  • the yarn delivery device 1 having to deliver a quantity of yarn that is greater than twice the distance covered by the yarn guide 6.
  • the thread tensions occurring during a knitting process are shown in FIG. 3.
  • the start of the movement of the thread guide 6 from the near end position 33 is denoted by 41 in FIG. 3 in the upper diagram I.
  • the tension of the yarn 2 is initially still within a tolerance range, which is different from the
  • the regulating device 24 is caused to accelerate the stepping motor 9 by the increasing thread tension. nigen.
  • the thread wheel 11 pulls the thread 2 from the yarn spool 3 and conveys it into the thread store 19, the length of which increases due to the thread guide 6 running away.
  • the thread wheel 11 After a certain settling time, which has ended at 42, the thread wheel 11 just delivers the amount of yarn consumed by the flat knitting machine 4 and taken up by the thread store 19.
  • the control device 24 brings the stepping motor 9 and thus the thread wheel 11 to a standstill, the thread tension being slight, i.e. falls within the tolerance range. If the tolerance range is very narrowly dimensioned, the thread tension required is built up again when the thread guide 6 is in its distant end position 34 by the thread wheel 11 running backwards. Due to the guidance of the elastic thread 2 between the thread spool 3 and the thread wheel 11 without thread brake, a return feed is possible without risking a disturbance of the thread run.
  • the thread guide 6 In the return stroke of the thread guide 6, which was started at 45 in FIG. 3, the thread guide 6 first passes through a dead phase, designated 46 in FIG. 2, within which no thread consumption occurs at the knitting points, but 6 thread due to the beginning return of the thread guide 2 becomes free. This is taken up by the thread store 19 and, if necessary, compensated by briefly conveying the thread wheel 11 backwards. The yarn consumption that begins thereafter is significantly less in the movement to the near end position 33 than in the opposite movement to the far end position 34. The thread delivery device 1 therefore delivers the the corresponding amount of yarn in the thread store 19, which is shortened.
  • the thread tension curve (diagram I) achievable with the thread delivery device 1 is compared with a thread tension curve (diagram II) as is achieved with the thread delivery device known from the prior art according to DE 36 27 731 C1.
  • this has a swivel lever deflecting the yarn as a thread store. Its mass and friction influence the thread tension and the regulator.
  • Diagram II with identical reference times 41 to 49, the settling phase for the thread tension on the forward run (41 to 42) is considerably extended, with tension peaks that can lead to thread breakage. Even during thread return, a settling process occurs between times 45 and 47, which leads to an increase in the thread tension, which leads to an uneven knitted fabric.
  • the tension deviations on the right and left knitted edges are very different, which has a negative effect on the knitting result.
  • the thread tension in the thread delivery device 1 according to the invention in accordance with diagram I is essentially constant, with identical or almost identical thread tensions being present in particular at both knitted edges (near and far end positions 33, 34).
  • a further sensor device 22 'scanning the thread tension can be provided. This detects the thread tension at another point on the thread path.
  • the control device forms, for example, the mean value of the signals of both sensor devices 22, 22 'and takes this mean value as the actual value for the thread tension. The effectiveness of interferences can thus be minimized.
  • FIG. 4 A modified embodiment of a sensor device 22a is shown in FIG. 4.
  • the sensor device 22a has a first element 25 containing a spring tongue 51 which guides the thread 2 by means of a ceramic thread support 52.
  • a strain gauge 53 converts the bend of the spring tongue 51 into an electrical signal.
  • An identical element 25 ' also has a ceramic thread support 52' and a strain gauge 53 '. Both elements 25, 25 'are damped supercritically, so that they do not re-oscillate in the event of a surge-like excitation.
  • the element 25 ' is not in contact with the thread 2.
  • the sensor output signal is the difference between the two signals emitted by the strain gauges 53, 53 '. In this way, interference from impact and / or vibration is minimized.
  • a thread delivery device 1 for elastic yarns on knitting machines with a time fluctuating and periodically high thread consumption has been created, which is designed as a feeder.
  • the thread delivery device 1 has a thread wheel 11 which is wrapped a few times by the thread 2 to be supplied and which supplies the thread 2 to a thread store 19 arranged between the knitting machine and the thread wheel 11.
  • the thread store 19 is designed as an essentially rectilinear section of the thread path.
  • a sensor device 22 is provided, the measuring path of which compared to that in the thread store 19 thread length to be stored is vanishing.
  • the measuring path is defined by a movable element 25 of the sensor device 22 and is oriented orthogonally to the path. It is small and is less than 2 mm.
  • a low-inertia drive device 9 with a thread storage device 19 that uses the inherent elasticity of the thread and a control device 24 that monitors the thread tension by means of a sensor device 22 makes it possible to use the thread delivery device 1 for the supply of elastic yarns, and also when the time is high fluctuating yarn requirements to keep the yarn tension essentially constant.
  • the thread delivery device 1 After the thread 2 in the thread store 19 is not subject to any deflection and in particular no appreciable friction, and after the thread 2 reaches the thread wheel 11 without the interposition of a thread brake, short returns of thread 2 from the knitting machine to the thread delivery device 1 can also be effected by short ones Reverse rotation of the thread wheel 11 are caught.

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Abstract

L'invention concerne un distributeur (1) de fil élastique pour tricoteuses ayant une consommation en fil très variable dans le temps et périodiquement élevée. Ce distributeur (1) de fil est conçu sous forme de fournisseur et présente une roue (11) portant quelques tours de fil (2) à distribuer. Cette roue délivre le fil (2) à un dispositif de réserve (19) disposé entre la tricoteuse et la roue (11). Le dispositif de réserve (19) est conçu sous forme de section sensiblement linéaire sur le trajet du fil. Un capteur (22) de tension surveille la tension du fil. Le trajet de mesure dudit capteur est infiniment petit comparé à la longueur du fil à stocker dans le dispositif de réserve (19). Le trajet de mesure est défini par un élément (25) mobile du bloc détecteur (22) et est perpendiculaire au parcours du fil. Le raccordement d'un dispositif (9) d'entraînement, à faible inertie, à un dispositif de réserve (19) utilisant l'élasticité propre du fil et à un dispositif (24) de réglage destiné à la surveillance de la tension du fil au moyen d'un bloc détecteur (22), permet d'utiliser ledit distributeur (1) pour délivrer des fils élastiques tout en maintenant la tension du fil sensiblement constante même dans le cas de besoins très fluctuants. Le fil (2) n'étant soumis dans le dispositif de réserve (19) à aucune déviation et notamment à aucun frottement et le fil (2) arrivant sur la roue (11) sans l'intervention d'un dispositif de freinage du fil, il est possible d'absorber de petits renvois (2) de fil de la tricoteuse vers le distributeur (1) par des rotations inversées de la roue (11).
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