EP1144295A2 - Method for continuously unwinding a thread - Google Patents
Method for continuously unwinding a threadInfo
- Publication number
- EP1144295A2 EP1144295A2 EP99947449A EP99947449A EP1144295A2 EP 1144295 A2 EP1144295 A2 EP 1144295A2 EP 99947449 A EP99947449 A EP 99947449A EP 99947449 A EP99947449 A EP 99947449A EP 1144295 A2 EP1144295 A2 EP 1144295A2
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- Prior art keywords
- thread
- spool
- supply spool
- sensor
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
- B65H49/00—Unwinding or paying-out filamentary material; Supporting, storing or transporting packages from which filamentary material is to be withdrawn or paid-out
- B65H49/02—Methods or apparatus in which packages do not rotate
- B65H49/04—Package-supporting devices
- B65H49/10—Package-supporting devices for one operative package and one or more reserve packages
- B65H49/12—Package-supporting devices for one operative package and one or more reserve packages the reserve packages being mounted to permit manual or automatic transfer to operating position
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
- B65H63/00—Warning or safety devices, e.g. automatic fault detectors, stop-motions ; Quality control of the package
- B65H63/08—Warning or safety devices, e.g. automatic fault detectors, stop-motions ; Quality control of the package responsive to delivery of a measured length of material, completion of winding of a package, or filling of a receptacle
- B65H63/086—Warning or safety devices, e.g. automatic fault detectors, stop-motions ; Quality control of the package responsive to delivery of a measured length of material, completion of winding of a package, or filling of a receptacle responsive to completion of unwinding of a package
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- 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
Definitions
- the invention relates to a method and an apparatus for continuously withdrawing a thread from a supply spool, as well as a method and a texturing machine for texturing a synthetic multifilament thread
- the method and the device for pulling off a thread are known and are used in textile machines in which a thread placed in front is worked or processed.
- the thread is drawn off continuously from a supply spool and fed to the subsequent process.
- the thread end is the supply spool is knotted with the start of the thread of a second supply spool, which is referred to here as the reserve spool, after the supply spool has expired there is an automatic overflow to the reserve spool, the end of the thread in turn being knotted at a thread start of another spool, so that the process runs continuously the knot-like bindings during the subsequent processing or processing of the thread represent problem areas which can lead to defects in the finished product. In extreme cases, the binding can become loose, so that a thread breakage occurs
- a crimped thread is produced from a plain thread.
- the thread is twisted and thermally treated for fixing in the twisted state between a thread end of a supply spool and a thread start of a second supply spool (reserve spool) Twist distribution, which results in an uneven crimp.
- Such imperfections can lead to color defects, for example, in the further processing of the crimped yarn
- Another object of the invention is to provide a method and a texturing machine for texturing a synthetic thread in order to produce certain packages with crimped yarn which can be assigned to the supply spool and are made from predetermined supply spools with a smooth yarn
- this object is achieved by a method having the features according to claim 1 and a method having the features according to claim 14, and by a device having the features according to claim 21 and a texturing machine according to claim 26
- the invention is characterized in that a signal appears after subtracting the complete supply spool. This indicates, for example, to an operator that a change in the yarn being prepared is imminent in the machining or processing process. This provides an association between the finished or end product and the supply spool The operator can take measures to avoid possible fault events due to the knot-like binding in the thread.
- a sensor is used that signals the thread transition from the supply spool to the reserve spool (yarn change)
- a first method variant According to claim 2, the thread is continuously passed through the sensor.
- the sensor is designed such that when the knot-shaped binding, which represents the thread end of the supply spool and the thread start of the reserve spool, a signal is generated by the sensor.
- This method variant has the advantage that the thread can be sensed anywhere at any point in the machine. It is also possible to use a device of the subsequent process that detects a process parameter, for example a thread tension. Here, the discontinuity of the signal of the device is evaluated in order to indicate the passage of the binding
- a further advantageous method variant is given by claim 3
- only a partial piece of the thread which consists of a piece of thread at the thread end of the supply spool and a thread piece at the beginning of the thread of the reserve spool, is guided by the sensor.
- the sensor is arranged between the supply spool and the reserve spool Da
- this method variant offers a possibility of sensing the thread only immediately before changing the thread. This minimizes the influence of the sensation on the thread
- a particularly simple and effective embodiment of the invention is given by the method variant according to claim 4. Since the thread end of the supply spool and the thread start of the reserve spool stand still during the withdrawal of the supply spool, the movement of a piece of thread in the area can already be used to signal the yarn change
- This variant of the method is characterized in particular by the fact that simple device parts are required for implementation.
- the thread piece can, for example, be inserted into a sensor which generates a signal as soon as the thread piece is no longer present
- the method can be carried out independently of the design of the sensor.
- mechanical, optical or capacitive sensors can be used which generate an electrical, mechanical or pneumatic signal
- the signal activate a signal generator in order to be displayed optically or acoustically
- the signal of a control of the process is given in order to prepare or initiate an intervention in the process.
- This method variant is particularly advantageous in the case of automatic processes. This can be achieved, for example, by the empty supply spool being replaced by a new bobbin is replaced, the beginning of the thread is knotted to the end of the reserve bobbin. It is also possible to document the yarn overflow, for example, the position and the time are recorded and saved. This data can form the basis for a further evaluation in quality management
- the process variant according to claim 8 is particularly advantageous in processes in which the binding leads to faulty events or in which an assignment between the original yarn and the finished or end product has to be maintained.
- the process is interrupted for a period of time, for example with a
- a textured smooth yarn is textured and then wound as a crimped yarn on a spool.
- several end spools are wound with crimped yarn from a supply spool. It is necessary for the spool to be changed in the winding discharged as waste in a suction device. It is now due to the method variant according to the invention possible to initiate a bobbin change in the reel in such machines.
- the particular advantage here is that the part of the thread that contains the binding can thus be removed as waste
- a further advantageous development of the invention provides that a monitoring mechanism is initiated in the subsequent process which detects certain quality parameters in order to maintain a uniform quality.
- a monitoring mechanism is initiated in the subsequent process which detects certain quality parameters in order to maintain a uniform quality.
- a process change or a process interruption can be initiated.
- Process parameters can be initiated as quality parameters such as thread speed, thread tension or product parameters such as thread temperature
- Supply spool causes for this purpose, for example, a changing device can be activated, which selects a supply spool with a specific yarn and changes to the empty position of the withdrawn supply spool
- the registration of the new supply spool can also be done via manual input of labels of the respective supply spool. The registration remains advantageously stored within the control unit until the thread has passed the replaced supply spool is removed
- the invention is preferably used in processes in which a thread is processed, which is subsequently led to a final product in a further processing process.
- This is a method for texturing a multifilament synthetic thread is possible, in which the winding produced can be precisely specified with regard to its raw material with respect to the supply spool.
- the method according to the invention is thus characterized in particular by the fact that windings with crimped yarn can be produced which have a thread from start to finish with a uniform high If the monitoring of a quality parameter does not result in an inadmissible deviation of the quality parameter caused by the binding, the winding is produced without interruption. If the quality parameter is exceeded or, in general, if the thread overflow signal is present, the curled can be wound up Thread can be interrupted, for example, by an automatic change of the winding
- each winding device is assigned two feed points, in which the supply spool and the reserve spool are arranged.
- the registrations of the supply spool and the reserve spool are linked to the respective reference locations and stored in the control system, so that the generated winding can be specified precisely with regard to the raw material based on the currently active reference location
- the method variant according to claim 16 is particularly advantageous for sorting the windings.
- the binding in the thread can be specified by a winding time and a thread length, which, for example, can be attached to the winding as a data printout
- the method variant according to claim 17 is preferably used Every winding that has arisen from a supply spool, a marking The marking is changed when the yarn change is signaled for the following windings, since these are produced from a different submitted thread. With this, the crimped thread can be used up to the spinning process in which the plain yarn is produced was traced
- a further sorting of the reels produced can be achieved in that the reel containing the yarn change and thus the binding in the thread is given additional identification.
- Such a sorting is particularly advantageous, for example in order to distinguish between warp and weft bobbins during weaving
- Labeling can be done easily by numbering, which is restarted after each thread overflow
- a device with the features according to claim 21 or a texturing machine with the features according to claim 26 is used to carry out the method according to the invention.
- the device according to the invention according to claim 21 is characterized in that different yarns can be processed in succession in one process without major interruption a sensor is provided which detects and signals the thread transition from the yarn of the supply spool to the yarn of the reserve spool
- the design of the device according to claim 22 is particularly preferred Arrange claim 23 the sensor between the supply spool and the reserve spool. This is the thread piece that consists of the thread end of the supply spool and the beginning of the thread of the reserve spool is formed and remains in a loop between the bobbins, scanned in a simple manner by detecting the movement of the thread piece by the sensor
- the senor is connected to a signal transmitter according to the development according to claim 24
- a texturing machine with the features according to claim 26. Since the refining of the thread in the texturing process is only possible through a considerable intervention in the structure of the thread, irregularities in the thread, such as caused by a knot-like binding, are particularly common , to be treated separately
- the texturing machine according to the invention provides the possibility of texturing, winding and winding up a thread continuously with uniform quality regardless of a thread transition during the withdrawal from the supply spool to a reserve spool
- the design of the texturing machine according to the invention is preferably used here, since the design and arrangement of the sensor is possible in a simple manner. Continuous sensing of the thread is not necessary. Only in the case of thread transition is the thread piece located between the two bobbins with the Binding removed The movement of the thread piece is detected and signaled by the sensor
- Such sensors are preferably designed as thread monitors, in which the thread piece is held in a rest position and in which
- Movement of the thread piece of the thread monitor is guided into a signal position and generates a signal This signaling can be generated in a simple manner with a contact switch.
- the senor is designed as a thread tension meter, which detects the thread tension from the running thread and which generates a signal when a limit value of the thread tension is exceeded. This is based on the assumption that when the thread passes from the supply spool to the reserve spool, the withdrawal behavior of the The thread changes briefly and thus leads to a thread tension fluctuation.
- This development of the texturing machine is preferably used in processes in which the actual weave has no significant influence on the further processing of the crimped yarn
- the senor is connected to a signal transmitter according to the development according to claim 32.
- the signal transmitter can be designed as a lamp or siren
- the texturing machine according to the invention is preferably designed according to claim 33
- control device has means for detecting, evaluating and outputting quality parameters and means for linking the quality parameters to the signals dependent on the thread transition
- Texturing machine is therefore suitable for continuous quality monitoring from the supply spool to the winding, in order to provide a high quality thread for further processing
- FIG. 3 schematically shows a plan view of a gate frame with supply coils
- FIG. 4 schematically shows an exemplary embodiment of a thread monitor
- FIG. 1 A false twist texturing machine is shown in FIG. 1.
- a feed spool 2 is plugged into a feed point 8 designed as a mandrel.
- a thread 1 is drawn from the feed spool 2 by a first delivery mechanism 11
- Thread guide 10 guided The feed mechanism 11 requests the thread into one
- the false twist texturing zone has a heating device 12, a cooling device 13 following in the course of the thread and a false twist unit
- the thread 1 is from a
- the winding device has a winding spindle 21 on which a winding 20
- the winding 20 is driven by an adjacent drive roller 22.
- a traversing device 23 is arranged in front of the reel 20 in the thread run.
- the traversing device 23 has an oscillating thread guide, which moves the thread back and forth transversely to the direction of travel, so that a package is wound
- a second supply spool which is referred to as a reserve spool 3 for distinction, is placed on a mandrel in a second feed position 9.
- the feed spool 2 and the reserve spool 3 can be arranged, for example, in a feed gate, in which a plurality of feed spools
- the thread end 6 of the supply spool 2 is knotted together with the thread start 7 of the reserve spool 3, so that a binding 5 is created in the thread.
- the partial piece of thread with the binding 5 between the supply spool 2 and the reserve spool 3 is guided in a sensor 4.
- the sensor 4 has a signal line 26, through which the sensor 4 is connected to a control device 24.
- the control device 24 has a plurality of outputs 25 in order to control the process of the texturing machine
- the thread 1 is continuously withdrawn from the supply spool 2 and textured in the false twist texturing zone.
- the thread 1 is given a false twist by the false twist unit 15, which is fixed in the heating device 12 and the cooling device 13.
- the delivery mechanisms 11 and 16 are operated with a speed difference, so that drawing in the false twist texturing zone takes place at the same time.
- the thread 1 is then wound into the winding 20 in the winding device
- a coil change is initiated in the winding device in each case after the final diameter of the winding has been reached via the control device 24, while the winding 20 against a new one If empty bobbins are exchanged, the continuously delivered thread 1 passes through a suction device into a waste container until the winding process is continued
- the thread 1 is continuously requested by the delivery mechanism 11. Therefore, after the yarn has been drawn off from the supply spool 1, a change is made to the thread of the reserve spool 3.
- the thread end or supply spool 2 and the beginning of the thread 7 of the reserve spool 3 are knotted together in a binding 5 from the supply spool 2 to the reserve spool 3, the part of the thread is now also drawn off from the delivery mechanism 11. Since the part of the thread is sensed in the sensor 4, the sensor 4 detects the thread transition from the supply spool 2 to the reserve spool 3 be that the thread end 6 and the thread start 7 are guided by the sensor 4, so that the passage of the binding 5 is registered by the sensor 4 and converted into a signal.
- the sensor such that only the movement of a Thread piece at the thread end 6 or at the beginning of the thread 7 is sensed.
- the signal generated by the sensor 4 is via di e Signal line 26 of the control device 24 specified in order to initiate a change of the winding via the control device 24
- This can advantageously be avoided that the part of the thread with the binding 5 is wound onto a winding.
- the assignment between the supply spool 2 and the derive completed windings from the yarn of the supply spool 2 For this purpose, for example, labeling on the last winding can be done by labeling, a binding bead or a simple visible marking
- control device 24 can also advantageously activate a monitoring system in order to pay particular attention to fault events which are caused in the process due to the binding 5.
- the quality parameters such as thread tension, thread breakage, which have occurred in the period of time, can also be monitored evaluate which yarn of the pre-spool 2 has been processed. This enables the quality of the yarn of the pre-spool to be determined
- the equipment of the feed gate can be controlled via the control device 24.
- a new feed spool is plugged onto the mandrel 8 in order to tie the beginning of the thread of the new feed spool to the end of the reserve spool
- FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of a texturing machine according to the invention is a half of a machine cross section of a false twist texturing machine shown in Fig. 2
- FIG. 2 shows an embodiment of a texturing machine according to the invention is a half of a machine cross section of a false twist texturing machine shown in Fig. 2
- the components with the same function were identified by identical reference numerals.
- the texturing machine comprises a gate frame 28, a process frame 29 and a winding frame 27
- a service aisle 30 is provided between the winding frame 27 and the process frame 29.
- the gate frame 28 is arranged at a distance from the winding frame 27 between the winding frame 27 and the gate frame 28 there is provided an exit 31 for a doffer (not shown).
- the texturing machine has a large number of processing stations, in each of which a thread 1 is processed. The processing stations are trained parallel to each other.
- the winding devices 32 occupy a width of three processing stations. Thus, three winding devices 32 1, 32 2 and 32 3 are arranged one above the other in the winding frame 27 in the form of a tier
- Each take-up device 32 is assigned two feed points in the frame 28, which are formed by the mandrels 8 and 9.
- the feed spools 2 and 3 are plugged onto the spikes 8 and 9.
- the spools 2 1 and 3 1 are the take-up device 32 1
- the spools 2 2 and 3 2 are the winding device 32 2
- the bobbins 2 3 and 3 3 are assigned to the winding device 32 3.
- the thread travel is described below using a processing station.
- the thread end of the supply spool 2, from which the thread 1 is being drawn off, is 7 at the beginning of the thread the reserve coil 9 connected by a knot-shaped binding 5
- the thread 1 is drawn off from the supply spool 2 via a head thread guide 10 and a thread guide 14 1 by a first delivery mechanism 11.
- a sensor 4 for continuously sensing the thread 1 is arranged in front of the delivery mechanism 11.
- the sensor 4 is also connected via the signal line 26 connected to the control device 24 viewed in the thread running direction, a first heating device 12, a cooling device 13, a false twist unit 15 and a second delivery unit 16 are arranged behind the first delivery mechanism 11.
- a thread tension sensor 35 is provided in the thread path between the false twist unit 15 and the second delivery mechanism 16, whereby the thread in the inlet and outlet is guided in each case by a thread guide 36 1 and 36 2.
- the thread tension meter 35 is connected to a control device 24
- a second heating device 17, a thread guide 14 3 and a third supply mechanism 18 are arranged between the winding device 32 and the second supply mechanism 16.
- the thread 1 is between the supply spool 2 and the Winding device 32 guided by several thread guides 14.1, 14.2 and 14.3. These thread guides are preferably designed as deflection rollers.
- the thread is wound into a winding 20 in the winding device 32.
- the winding 20 is driven by a drive roller 22.
- a traversing device 23 is arranged in front of the drive roller 22. The traversing device 23 moves the thread 1 back and forth on the winding 20 and in this way winds it up as a cross winding.
- the winding device 32 has a winding storage 34, which serves to hold the full winding 20.
- the winding spindle is pivoted by means of a bobbin and the full reel is placed on a roll.
- the unwinding path is part of the winding store 34.
- the full winding 20 waits on the unwinding path until it is transported away.
- the rolling track is inclined toward the exit 31.
- each winding device 32 has a tube feed device 33.
- Each winding device 32 can be controlled via a winding control 37.
- the winding controls 37.1, 37.2 and 37.3 are connected to the control device 24.
- An input unit 38 which is coupled to the control device 24, is provided on the gate frame 28 for each processing station.
- the thread 1 is drawn off from the supply spool 2 in each of the individual processing stations, textured in the false twist zone, relaxed in the second heating device and then wound up into a winding 20.
- the thread tension is continuously measured by the Thread tension sensor 35 The measured values are each given to the control device 24 for evaluation and process control
- One possibility is to act via the take-up control 37 in the respective take-up device 32 of the processing stations concerned in such a way that a take-up change takes place.
- the take-up process is interrupted.
- the thread is cut via an auxiliary device, not shown here, and discharged via a suction device replaced in the take-up device 32 by a new sleeve.
- the thread piece with the binding 5 runs into the suction device to a waste container (not shown here).
- the first take-up roll is thus produced from the yarn of the supply spool 3
- the winding control 37 continuously identifies the windings produced, which are created from the yarn of the supply spool 3.
- the processing station, continuous numbering and the characteristics of the supply spool can be identified le included
- the characteristic data or the registration of the supply spool 2 or the supply spool 3 is carried out manually via the input unit 38.
- the control device 24 is thus assigned to each processing station Information on which supply spool or which thread is to be placed and processed
- Another possibility to intervene in the process is that the control device 24 acts on the processing station via the take-up control 37 in such a way that the roll containing the binding is identified separately. Since several rolls are formed from one supply spool, one can thus be formed targeted sorting can be made
- control device can contain means which, when the sensor 4 signals, monitor and evaluate the continuously supplied quality parameters, such as the thread tension, for example. That is, a winding change is initiated only when a predetermined limit value is exceeded to eliminate deviations caused by the binding 5, which is particularly advantageous in the case of long-term thread break monitoring
- the senor 4 is arranged, for example, in front of the first delivery mechanism 11.
- the sensor 4, which contains optical or mechanical means for detecting the binding 5, can also be arranged elsewhere in the thread path
- the texturing device of the machine according to FIG. 2, which comprises the false twist unit, the heater and the cooling device, is designed as an example. Texturing of the thread can also be carried out by other means, for example intermingling nozzles.
- the invention also covers such machines
- FIG. 3 shows a further exemplary embodiment of a gate frame, as would be usable, for example, in a machine according to FIG. 1 or FIG. 2.
- the gate frame consists of a rotatable axis 42 on which three T-shaped carriers 41 1, 41 2 are distributed uniformly around the circumference and 41 3 are arranged on the free ends of the TT rager the mandrels 8 and 9 are arranged for receiving a supply spool each.
- the mandrels 8 and 9 can be advantageous here be pivotally connected to the carrier 41.
- Each carrier 41 contains a supply spool 2 and a reserve spool 3 for a work station, the adjacent supply spools of the adjacent T-carriers belonging to a processing station.
- the threads 1 are here from the respective supply spools 2 1, 2 2 and 2 3 drawn off via a head thread guide 10 lying in the axis
- a thread monitor 39 acting as a sensor is arranged between the supply spool 2 and the reserve spool 3.
- a thread piece, which is formed from the beginning of the thread of the reserve spool and the thread end of the supply spool, is inserted in the thread monitor 39
- the thread monitor 39 is connected to a signal transmitter 40.
- the signal transmitter 40 is designed here as a lamp.
- the thread monitor 39 is also coupled to a control device 24
- FIG. 3 leads to the thread monitor 39 being activated after the supply spool 2 has been removed, as will be described in more detail below.
- the signal generator 40 is thus activated.
- the operator can now immediately see at which processing station a thread change is pending or which one Processing station a new supply spool must be replaced in the gate.
- automatically running measures can be implemented immediately in the subsequent process
- FIG. 4 shows an exemplary embodiment of a thread monitor as it could be used, for example, in the creel from FIG. 3
- the thread monitor consists of a holder 52 and a movable thread guide 43.
- the holder has a groove 47
- Thread guide 43 is pivotably mounted on a swivel axis 44.
- the thread guide can be between a rest position 49 and a signal position 50 move In the rest position 49 the thread guide 43 designed as a rod is placed in an upright position against a stop 51. In this rest position 49 the thread guide 43 penetrates a guide notch 48 made in the holder 52 on both sides of the groove 47.
- the thread 1 is guided in the guide notch 48 and simultaneously deflected and fixed by the thread guide 4.
- the thread guide 43 By pivoting, the thread guide 43 can move from the rest position 49 into a signal position 50.
- a contact switch 45 is arranged which can be activated by the thread guide 43 being in contact.
- the contact switch 45 is via a signal line 46 connected to a signal generator, not shown here
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