US1383300A - Treating hanks of yarn with liquid - Google Patents

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H. HABLUTZEL-FREL TREATING HANKS 0F YARN WITH LIQUID.

APPLlCATlON FILED FEB. 4, I921. I

Patented July 5, 1921.

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TREATING HANKS 0F YARN WITH LIQUID.

APPLICATION FILED FEB. 4, 1921.

1,383, 300. Patented July 5, 1921.

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. To all whom it may concern Be it known that I, HnINnIoHH nLii'rznL- FREI, a citizen of the Republic of Switzerland, residing at Zurich, Switzerland, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Treating Hanks of Yarn with a Liquid Contained in a Trough; and I do hereby declare the following to be a clear,

This invention relates to improvements in e an arrangementfortreatlng hanks or skelns of yarn with a l1qu1d contained in a trough and used, for example, ing yarn. 1

In the arrangement frame movable over the dyeing trough and carrying ing members, for instance chains, each of which asses over two lower and two upper disks, or instance chain-wheels, of which the two upper ones are nearer one another than the lower ones, so that each flexible conveying member has the form of a trapezoid. In this manner inclined slopes for lifting and lowering hank-carriers are provided in an arrangement which has only two flexible conveying members. The latter are provided with double-hooked members for taking up and delivering the hank-carriers.

According to the present invention tongues are provided in front of the inclined slopes by the action of which the hank-carriers are lifted off the slopes and off the doublehooked members and let down at some distance from the descending slopes. In this manner a safe placing of the hank-carriers is attained.

One mode of carrying the invention into effect is shown by way of example in the accompanying drawing in which:

Figure 1 shows the movable frame in a section alongline I-I of Fig. 2 and fitted with the tongues according to the invention Fig. 2 is a cross-section of Fig. 3, the left hand side of this figure showing a section on the line II-II and the right hand side a section along line II'-II of Fig. 3,

Fi 3 is, on a larger scale, asection on the line III--III of Fig. 2 and for dyeing or bleach Specification of Letters Patent.

which consists of a a pair of flexible endless convey- Fig. 4;, illustrates a section along line IV-IV of- Fig. 3.: T

1 denotes the trough containing the dyemg or bleaching liquid. The girders 2 on both sides of the trough carry rails 3* pro- 'PatentedJuly 5, 1921. Application filed February 4, 1921; SerialNo. 4 4 2,459. r

vided with teeth or serrations 4;, a rack 5.

and a track 6. A -frameor carriage 8 'provided with wheels 7 moves alongthe tracks 6. The toothed racks-5 are engaged by the teeth ofgear wheel's 9,"one of shown in'the 'lefthandside of Fig. 2, which wheels are rigidly conneoted with spur wheels 9, the latter being in engagement with pinions 16. The pinion 16 is rigidly connected with'the chain-wheel 16, driven from the-shaft 13 of an electrical motor 14 arranged in the frame 8 by means of a chainwheel 15 and achain 17LThe revolving shaft 13 causes thus the frame 8 to move along the tracks 6 over-thetrough 1. Chain Wheels 12 are cprovidedwrigidly connected with the chain wheels 16, and chain wheels 10 are turnably arranged on the axles supporting the wheels-1'7 and chains 11 connecting the, chain, wheels 12 and 10 on each side of the frame. The axes ofthefour chain wheels 10 are in the same horizontal plane. Also the axes of the four chain wheels 12 are in the same horizontal plane. The chain wheels 12 mounted on the same side of the frame 8 are, when seen from the side (Fig. 1), a little nearer one another than the chain-wheels 10, so that the endless flexible chain 11 forming a conveying member and passing over the chain wheels 10 and 12 on the same side of the frame 8 forms a trapezoid having two inclined sides ll and 11 The shaft 13 drives the chain wheel 12 by means of chains 17 passing over chain wheels 15 and 16. The chains 11 carry hooks 18 arranged one o posite another and provided on one side wit a recess 19 and on the opposite side with a recess 20. 21 are hankcarriers of a known construction, which lie normally between the teeth of the rails 41 and on which are suspended the hanks of which is 1 carrier 21 which is bers up the slope 11 of the arrow shown in Fig. 1 means of the motor 14 .or the hand drive 22, the endless chains 11 are'moved in the'direc-. tions of the arrowshown in Fig. 1. Each recess 20, of two opposite members 18"-pro vided with a double-hook takes up a hankand then along the upper horizontal part of the'chain '11. On

- hooked member is their further movement the ends of the hank-carrier come to bear againstthertongues: y whereby the hank-carrier 21 is lifted off the double hooked memberslS and off the inclined chainv 11 and causedto glide along the v tongues: into, the space- 5L between the teeth 4. 7, Without the provision 1 of these tongues the hank-ca'r'rier-islt down" into the space 4 The fact that the bank: carrier is the inclined enable the passing.

claimzf v1n anarrangement for ti eatinghanks "of-yarn with aliquid contained ina trough;

a frame movable over the trough, a pair of endless flexible conveying members provided with double hooked 'meinbers and {forming inclined slopes for'lifting' and lowering the hank carriers engaged by said hooked memeither b conveyed by these'mem bers, and means provided in front of said 1 slopes "for lifting the hank carriers oif the hooked members ,Jaind the conveying members'and for placing them at some distance from-the descending fslope 7 2.*In an arrangement. for treating hanks sa frame -lmovableover the trough, a pair of endless flexible conveylng members provided with double hooked inclined slopes for lifting and lowering the hank carriers engaged by said hooked me1n= bers, andtongues-provided in front of said slopes cooperating with the conveying meing bers for lifting the hankcarriers off the hookedmembers and the the descending slope,

3. In an a; frame; mo'yable of'yarnfwith a liquid contained ina'trough,

members and forming V conveying members andjforplac ng them at some d stance fromj arrangement for treating hanks of yarn with a liquid contained in a tlbilgll,

over the trough, pair of v endless flexible conveying members provided with double hooked members and forming inclined slopes for lifting lowering the hank carriersengaged by, saidhooked members' and piyotally jmounted spring loaded 'bersvandgthe conveying members and for scending slope a: V fIn testimony'that-l claim the; foregoing as myinvention I havevsigned mylnanie; i

j HEINRIEHHABLfiTZEE-FREL j tongues provided inlfront of. saidslopes co-l operating. with the conveying-members; for, liftlng the hank carriers off the hookedineinaf i 65 V placing, them atwsome distance of; the, de-

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