EP0460000A1 - Vorrichtung und verfahren zum pneumatischen speisen eines füllschachtes. - Google Patents
Vorrichtung und verfahren zum pneumatischen speisen eines füllschachtes.Info
- Publication number
- EP0460000A1 EP0460000A1 EP90902778A EP90902778A EP0460000A1 EP 0460000 A1 EP0460000 A1 EP 0460000A1 EP 90902778 A EP90902778 A EP 90902778A EP 90902778 A EP90902778 A EP 90902778A EP 0460000 A1 EP0460000 A1 EP 0460000A1
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- European Patent Office
- Prior art keywords
- air
- transport
- blow
- shaft
- filling shaft
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Classifications
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D01—NATURAL OR MAN-MADE THREADS OR FIBRES; SPINNING
- D01G—PRELIMINARY TREATMENT OF FIBRES, e.g. FOR SPINNING
- D01G23/00—Feeding fibres to machines; Conveying fibres between machines
- D01G23/02—Hoppers; Delivery shoots
Definitions
- the invention relates to a device for the pneumatic feeding of a filling shaft and the like, with fiber material in flake form, e.g. Cotton, synthetic fiber material and the like, in which the fiber material is supplied by means of transport air via a transport channel, with an air collection space which is separated from the filling duct connected to the transport channel by an air-permeable intermediate wall, the air collection space having a shut-off blow-off opening for removal of the transport air flow, and a method for loading textile machines with fibers by deflecting a fiber-transport air mixture into a filling shaft, by separating the transport air from the fiber material in a filling shaft provided with an air-permeable intermediate wall, by blowing off the Transport air from an air collection space arranged behind the air-permeable partition, and - by feeding the fiber material from the lower end of the filling shaft.
- fiber material in flake form e.g. Cotton, synthetic fiber material and the like
- the fiber material is supplied by means of transport air via a transport channel
- Devices of this type are required, for example, for cards and cards, in order to supply the machines with a material mat that is as uniform as possible.
- the fibers are transported in a fiber / transport air mixture in pipelines and filled into the filling shafts assigned to the textile machines by deflecting the transport air flow.
- the transport air of the pneumatic feed is generally discharged on a wall surface of the feed shaft, for which purpose the feed shaft is permeable on a longitudinal wall or has corresponding passages.
- a filling shaft is arranged below the pipeline, which is separated from an air collection space by an air-permeable intermediate wall.
- the air collector At its upper end, the air collector has an opening through which the transport air separated from the fiber material on the intermediate wall can be fed to an exhaust air line.
- the opening can be varied in its passage cross section via a pivotable flap.
- a pair of rollers At the end of the filling shaft a pair of rollers is arranged which feeds the fiber material from the filling shaft to the subsequent machine.
- the opening at the upper end of the air collecting space which opening can be varied and also shut off, serves to control the supply of fiber material from the pipeline into the filling shaft by the amount of the transport air flowing out.
- the opening which opening can be varied and also shut off, serves to control the supply of fiber material from the pipeline into the filling shaft by the amount of the transport air flowing out.
- the invention has for its object to provide a device of the type mentioned, in which the greatest possible equalization of the fiber material distribution over the width of the device.
- Another object is to design and design a feed chute with a permeable wall surface for discharging the transport air in such a way that the fiber material is piled up directly in the feed chute with an essentially uniform density over the width of the chute without a compulsory control device.
- the invention relates essentially to an arbitrary opening and closing control when the transport air is removed from the air collection space, without a control program being directly or indirectly effective. It was recognized that an arbitrary locking and unlocking of the transport air in any change causes normal air conditions in the feed or filling shaft by itself. Any malfunctions in the stacking of the fiber material in the shaft are remedied automatically by the opening and closing of the transport air as it exits the air collection space, and the faster the change in closing and opening is carried out when the transport air exits. The idea of the invention therefore lies in the arbitrariness of the opening and closing of the relevant blocking member.
- a distribution of the supplied fiber material over "the width of the shaft can be achieved with an effective equalization of the fiber density in the shaft. It a compensation of the distribution of the fiber material over the shaft width, at least roughly, is achieved, namely directly in the shaft itself.
- the presence of a special control device as a function of measuring points on the fleece is not necessary.
- the effect of the air flow not only serves to ensure the uniformity of the layering of the fiber flakes across the width of the filling shaft, but is also used for compression directly without the aid of additional control devices. It is a control of the removal of the transport air from the air collecting space without the need to use a program.
- the housing forming the closed air collecting space can be divided by a vertical wall or the like.
- This partial housing is provided with a blow-off opening for the transport air which contains a closing element.
- the closing members on the two partial housings are advantageously mutually evident and closable. In this way, a certain pumping effect is obtained, and only through the jumping distribution of the air flows in the shaft.
- the housing forming the closed air collecting space can be divided by vertical walls into a predetermined number of chambers, each chamber being provided with a blow-off opening containing the closing element.
- a predetermined time control for the closing members need not be carried out. It is sufficient that the alternation of closing and opening is carried out over the width of the shaft without a program. If the escape of the transport air in a housing section is prevented, the fiber material held on the air-permeable intermediate wall falls downward from the intermediate wall, so that normal air conditions can be restored.
- the irregularity of the opening and closing of the closing elements leads to the unexpected result that the fiber material reaches the layering evenly across the width and depth of the shaft without disturbances. This also results in an essentially uniform compression of the fiber material in the feed or filling shaft.
- the fiber flakes in the filling shaft are compressed to a high degree in the upper region of the filling shaft by the transport air stream flowing through them and in combination with a pulsating vibration in the filling shaft with regard to their filling level Equalized over the width of the device in such a way that the fiber mat fed to the lower outlet of the filling shaft of the subsequent machine has a high uniformity with regard to the fiber density over its width and length.
- the alternating closing and opening of the blow-off opening in the air collecting space leads to a pulsation which also prevents the fibers from adhering to the air-permeable intermediate wall and thus clogging of the intermediate wall.
- the air flowing into the air collection space is suddenly prevented from escaping through the blow-off opening, so that a pressure build-up arises in the air collection space, which is also transmitted through the intermediate wall into the filling shaft.
- the compressed air flow stops the compression effect in the upper part which is closed on all sides of the filling shaft is interrupted for a short time, which, supported by the pressure build-up in the air collecting space and filling shaft, results in a short lifting of the fiber flake column in the filling shaft. In this way, a compression and a pulsating vibration are alternately produced, which bring about an equalization of the fiber material column over the entire width of the device.
- An important advantage of the device according to the invention is that it has a simple, inexpensive construction which also ensures a low susceptibility to malfunction.
- the air collection space is divided into chambers vertically and orthogonally to the filling shaft with at least one air-impermeable partition wall and that at least one shut-off blow-off opening is arranged at the lower end of the chambers for each chamber.
- the subdivision of the air collection space into chambers has the advantage, for example, that when the respective blow-off openings are shut off, pressure equalization cannot take place immediately over the entire width of the air collection space and the filling shaft, which increases the pulsating vibration.
- the discharge openings are arranged on the side of the chambers.
- the lateral arrangement of the blow-off opening enables the connection of suction channels with which the transport air can be supplied to the card suction, for example, without great design effort. Provision can also be made to arrange the blow-off openings in the bottom of the chambers.
- the arrangement of the blow-off openings in the floor of the air-collecting space divided into chambers has the advantage that the transpiration air flow is only interrupted at the lower end of the filling shaft.
- a control overlaps the alternating closing and opening phases of the blow-off openings.
- the overlapping control has the effect that, for a short time, no transport air flow is blown out of the chambers of the air collecting space 5, as a result of which an increased pressure build-up and thus an increased pumping effect is generated.
- the partition can consist of a mesh screen. Due to the strong pumping effect from the air collecting space, the fibers advantageously do not get caught in the intermediate wall even when a mesh screen is used as the intermediate wall.
- the wall of the filling shaft opposite the air-permeable intermediate wall is elastically mounted and can be moved transversely to the filling shaft in the horizontal direction.
- FIG. 4 shows a further embodiment of the feed or filling shaft in multiple subdivisions of the housing placed in front of the shaft
- FIG. 6 shows a cross section through the loading device according to FIGS. 5 and
- FIG. 7 shows a view of the loading device according to FIG. 5 with the rear wall partially cut out.
- FIGS. 1 and 2 there is a transport channel 10 above the feed or filling shaft 2 through which the fiber material is conveyed pneumatically into the shaft 2.
- Extraction rollers 18a and 18b can be arranged at the lower end of the shaft 2.
- the one wall of the shaft 2 is wholly or partially covered with a permeable intermediate see ⁇ chenwand 9, which is perforated or otherwise designed permeable to air in another way.
- a housing 8 is provided, which serves as an air collecting space 1 for the transport air to be removed.
- a nozzle 7 On the housing 8 there is a nozzle 7 with a blow-off opening 6 for the outlet and for the discharge of the transport air.
- This blow-off opening 6 is provided with a closing member 15.
- This can consist of a slide, a valve, a flap or the like.
- a slide 13 is shown, which can be moved back and forth by a piston-cylinder unit 14, so that the blow-off opening 6 is closed when the slide is advanced and the blow-off opening 6 is open when the slide 13 is retracted.
- a constant and constant movement of the closing element 15 at the blow-off opening 6 of the transport air has a very effective influence on the air flow in the shaft 2.
- the air 16 exits the blow-off opening 6 through the permeable partition 9 into the air collecting space 1. This can cause the fiber flakes to adhere more or less to the permeable intermediate wall 9 until the pile of fibers has become so large that it falls off under its own weight.
- a uniform placement of the supplied fiber material in the shaft 2 is considerably disturbed and thus also a uniform distribution of the fiber material over the width of the shaft and also with regard to the density of the fiber column.
- the closing member 15 blocks the discharge opening 6, a tendency of the fiber material to adhere to the permeable intermediate wall 9 is eliminated, and the fiber material is layered evenly in the shaft 2 by means of the transport air flow. This applies both to a natural discharge of the transport air and with the support of a suction train or the like.
- a constant opening and closing of the blow-off opening 6 results in a pulsating effect of the air flow of the transport air in the shaft. Disruptive influences in the even distribution and settling of the fiber flakes in the shaft are avoided from the outset. A natural uniformity in the distribution of the fiber flakes in the shaft is achieved.
- each closed housing part 8a and 8b is assigned a separate exhaust opening 6a or 6b.
- These discharge openings 6a and 6b for the transport air are provided with separate closing elements 15a and 15b, with each closing element being assigned an independent drive device 14a or 14b.
- the closing members 15a and 15b can be operated with an irregular cycle. The disturbances in the shaft which otherwise exist when the transport air is discharged are avoided.
- the closing members on the partial housings 8a, 8b are mutually evident and can be closed. This results in a certain pumping effect in the air flow to be discharged. In the area of the shaft, in which the removal of the transport air is prevented, the air flow has a compacting effect on the column of fiber material. This changes from one area to the other, which means that one automatically - 13 -
- the shaft is subdivided into an upper shaft 2a and a lower shaft 2b, the measure according to the invention being provided for the upper shaft 2a.
- the housing 8 11 placed in front of the permeable intermediate wall 9 of the upper shaft 2a is, for example, divided into four partial housings 8c, 8d, 8e, 8f with chambers 4a, 4b, 4c, 4d.
- Each part housing has a blow-off opening 6a, 6b, 6c, 6d for the transport air, each blow-off opening being provided with a self-moving closing element 15a, 15b, 15c, 15d.
- the closing members can be designed as slides and, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, can be provided with independent drive devices.
- the closing element can also be designed as a flap which can be moved perpendicular to the outlet surface of the discharge for the transport air. Simple valve designs can also be used for this.
- the ver ⁇ different closing members can independently vo ⁇ the an ⁇ their open and closed or teilwei ⁇ e be moved. You can also follow a certain order, so that the closing members are moved one after the other or in any change on and off. This causes a constant change in the direction of the air flow of the transport air in the filling shaft 2, which supports the desired uniformity of the layering of the fiber flakes in the filling shaft.
- measuring devices are superfluous and dispensable due to the properties of the emerging nonwoven in the width of the same.
- the front of the housing or the housing sections can also be made transparent, so that the actuation of the closing members can be carried out from the point of view.
- the size of the partial housing depends on the width of the filling chute. It is self-evident that the arrangement of the housing instead of an upper shaft can also be arranged on a lower shaft or, if it is considered necessary, on the upper and lower shaft.
- the device shown in FIG. 5 for loading a textile machine with fiber material has a horizontally running transport channel 10, via which fiber in a fiber / transport air mixture is transported aterially to a plurality of loading devices.
- a filling shaft 2 projects vertically downward from the transport channel 10, into which at least part of the fiber / transport air mixture is deflected, as a result of which the filling shaft 2 is filled with fiber material.
- the transport channel 10 has a rectangular cross-sectional shape.
- other cross-sectional shapes of the transport channel can also be used in combination with the present loading device.
- the filling shaft 2 is separated by means of an air-permeable intermediate wall 9, preferably made of wire mesh, from an air collecting space 1 which extends essentially over the entire width and height of the filling shaft 2.
- the intermediate wall can have an air-impermeable area.
- the air collecting space 1 can be divided vertically and transversely to the intermediate wall 9 by an air-impermeable partition 3 or, in contrast to the illustration in FIG. 5.
- the transport air flow separated from the fibers thus flows, as shown in the figures, into two separate chambers 4, 5 of the air collecting space 1.
- the partition is arranged in the middle between the side walls 11, 12, with another division the air collection room 1, e.g. 1/3 to 2/3 is possible in order, for example, to even out the air distribution into the two chambers 4, 5 due to the flow conditions.
- a blow-off opening 6 is provided in the lower area of the air-collecting space 1, the respective side walls 11, 12 of the chambers 4, 5, which can be opened and closed abruptly.
- a controllable piston-cylinder unit 14 is provided, which can suddenly release or close the exhaust openings 6 with a cover-like closure part 15. It is essential here that the chambers 4, 5 are relieved of pressure suddenly by the release of the blow-off openings 6 or allow a rapid pressure build-up when the blow-off openings 6 are closed.
- the blow-off openings 6 are opened and closed almost without inertia using suitable devices.
- the cross-sectional shapes of the blast openings 6 are not restricted to circular openings as in the exemplary embodiment in FIGS. 5 to 7.
- blow-off openings 6 can also be provided, deviating from FIGS. 5 to 7, in the bottom 8 of the chambers 4, 5 and preferably there in the vicinity of the intermediate wall 9 in order to largely avoid deflection of the transport air flow when opening or closing the blow-off openings 6.
- the lower region of the intermediate wall 9 can have an air-impermeable strip, in order to prevent the transport air flow penetrating into the filling shaft 2 from being immediately relieved through the lower opening of the filling shaft 2.
- the blow-off openings 6 can be arranged in the side walls at the level of the lower end of the air-permeable section of the intermediate wall 9.
- Another possibility is to reduce the air collecting space 1 and accordingly the air-permeable intermediate wall 9 relative to the height of the filling shaft, so that a filling shaft section at the upper and / or lower end goes down or up over the Air collecting space 1 survives.
- a funnel-shaped constricting food gap 17 which again compresses the fiber material before it is fed to the following machine.
- the following machine can be fed directly from the filling shaft 2.
- the following machine can for example be an opening / cleaning machine or due to the high uniformity of the emerging Nonwoven fabric can also be a card or a carding machine or another feed shaft.
- a transport device in the form of a take-off roller 18 is provided, which together with the funnel-shaped feed gap causes additional sealing of the emerging nonwoven.
- blow-off openings 6 are alternately opened and closed in the respective chambers 4, 5, the piston / cylinder units 4 being controlled in such a way that both blow-off openings 6 are closed for a short period of time.
- the fiber material column located in the filling shaft 2 is relieved by the lack of compression by the transport air flow and briefly raised with the support of the pressure drop, as a result of which the fibers in the filling shaft 2 are shaken rhythmically in accordance with the blocking and blow-off phases.
- the rear wall 19 of the filling shaft 2 parallel to the intermediate wall 9 pulsates in accordance with the pressure build-up in the chambers 4 and 5 or in the filling shaft 2 in the horizontal direction, so that an additional mechanical shaking effect is created by the vibrations of the rear wall.
- the latter can be mounted in the frame of the loading device using suitable elastic means 20.
- the density of the exiting fiber servies can be varied with the aid of the control for the opening and closing times of the blow-off openings, in that the frequency of the rotation is varied by correspondingly controlling the closing mechanisms.
- the overlapping phases can also be varied.
- the pulsation in the air collecting space and in the filling shaft has a self-cleaning effect for the intermediate wall 9, so that a mesh screen can also be used as the intermediate wall.
- a mesh screen can be used for the intermediate wall 9 since the fibers cannot clog the mesh screen.
- the closing device for the discharge openings 6 can also be controlled with the aid of sensors.
- the closing phase for a discharge opening of a chamber could be initiated when a certain flow velocity in the chambers 4, 5 has been reached and the opening phase can be initiated when a certain back pressure is reached or if it is established that the back pressure ⁇ exceeds a maximum ⁇ has taken.
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Applications Claiming Priority (4)
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DE3904853 | 1989-02-17 | ||
DE19893904878 DE3904878A1 (de) | 1989-02-17 | 1989-02-17 | Vorrichtung und verfahren zum beschicken einer textilmaschine mit fasern |
DE3904878 | 1989-02-17 | ||
DE19893904853 DE3904853A1 (de) | 1989-02-17 | 1989-02-17 | Vorrichtung zum pneumatischen speisen eines speiseschachtes u. dgl. |
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EP0460000A1 true EP0460000A1 (de) | 1991-12-11 |
EP0460000B1 EP0460000B1 (de) | 1993-07-28 |
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JP (1) | JPH04505187A (de) |
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