EP0605531B1 - Webmaschine und eintrag bremse für webmaschinen - Google Patents

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EP0605531B1
EP0605531B1 EP92919923A EP92919923A EP0605531B1 EP 0605531 B1 EP0605531 B1 EP 0605531B1 EP 92919923 A EP92919923 A EP 92919923A EP 92919923 A EP92919923 A EP 92919923A EP 0605531 B1 EP0605531 B1 EP 0605531B1
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Pär JOSEFSSON
Kurt Arne Gunnar Jacobsson
Lars Helge Gottfrid Tholander
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    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D03—WEAVING
    • D03D—WOVEN FABRICS; METHODS OF WEAVING; LOOMS
    • D03D47/00—Looms in which bulk supply of weft does not pass through shed, e.g. shuttleless looms, gripper shuttle looms, dummy shuttle looms
    • D03D47/34—Handling the weft between bulk storage and weft-inserting means
    • 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
    • B65H59/10—Adjusting or controlling tension in filamentary material, e.g. for preventing snarling; Applications of tension indicators by devices acting on running material and not associated with supply or take-up devices
    • B65H59/20—Co-operating surfaces mounted for relative movement
    • B65H59/26—Co-operating surfaces mounted for relative movement and arranged to deflect material from straight path
    • 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

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  • the invention relates to a weaving machine according to the preamble of patent claim 1 and an entry brake according to the preamble of patent claim 5.
  • An air jet weaving machine has as the drive motor of the controlled entry brake, for example, a plunger magnet for adjusting a braking element which deflects the weft thread in the braking position and deflects it at two stationary deflection elements. To dampen tension peaks in the weft, the deflection is at least partially reversed, the reversal of the deflection being set or regulated.
  • an elastically yielding energy store which is designed such that it yields under the force exerted by the deflection of the weft thread, the energy store being the magnet whose excitation is controlled more strongly for an initial braking and weaker for a subsequent damping when the deflection is reversed.
  • the force that increases as the tension rises is used in the deflected weft thread in order to deform the energy accumulator, which consumes energy and reduces tension peaks in an interaction.
  • the elastic force accumulator Even if the entry brake only has the brake and Damping attacks the required length of time on the weft thread, the elastic force accumulator generates a countermovement after the reduction of a tension peak with a new tension peak in the weft thread and a retraction movement of the weft thread into the compartment. With this elastic damping, an additional disturbance is thus induced due to the active cooperation of the weft thread at the end of the insertion process. Also, because of the entry brake controlled against a stop, there is a noticeable impact in the weft thread and significant mechanical wear in the entry brake.
  • a positively controlled entry brake is provided.
  • a cam lever of the entry brake is pivoted relative to stationary deflecting elements by a cam drive according to a program which is identical for all entry processes and which has to be processed completely during each entry process.
  • the insertion brake is in a braking position at the beginning of the insertion process and is gradually brought into the rest position when the weft thread starts to move.
  • the entry brake is again set to a braking position in which it remains even with increasing deflection of the weft thread until the next entry process.
  • a mechanically controlled entry brake is too imprecise for modern jet weaving machines with high entry speed and high entry frequency.
  • a control device for the thread tension which can also be used for jet looms, which contains a two-armed swivel lever, one end of which deflects the thread guided over two fixed abutments, while the other end carries a magnetic coil, which is aligned with two spaced permanent magnets of a linear motor.
  • the two permanent magnets act like a spring.
  • the linear motor can also be operated to further deflect the thread by means of the lever in order to pull the thread back into a rapier weaving machine after an entry or in the middle of an entry.
  • the invention has for its object to provide a weaving machine of the type mentioned and a universally usable entry brake which enables the entry processes to be optimized and the rate of thread breaks to be reduced at a high entry speed and high entry frequency.
  • the entry brake It is not left to the weft itself to work off voltage peaks at least partially, but it is precisely controlled by the programmable and changeable control of the entry brake, which usually occurs at the end of the entry process, and by reversing the entry brake when the voltage peak is reduced, which is previously known in the Entry brake stored length of the weft section at least partially adjusted to counteract a subsequent undesirable increase in tension and a retraction of the weft.
  • the step or DC motor adjusts the braking element in strict dependence on the control program, whereby the weft thread is at no time able to automatically change the deflection or even reverse the deflection if the braking element does not force or offer it to it.
  • the braking of the weft thread and the reduction of the tension peak are carried out exclusively by the programmed control of the insertion brake, which can be improved with regard to optimized insertion operations due to the program, which can be modified at least between insertion operations but even during an insertion operation.
  • the entry brake is controlled electronically, precisely reproducible control processes can also be carried out in the critical phases, which are only a few milliseconds.
  • An adaptation to changing operating conditions of the weaving machine is just as possible as an adaptation to the respective thread quality or to an entry speed that changes with one and the same weft thread. Since this configuration ensures that the entry brake operates according to the program without the weft being influenced, a self-learning adaptive control system can be implemented by processing additional information in the control device, which usually contains a microprocessor, which guarantees largely optimized entry processes, i.e. every entry process within the loom-dependent predetermined period of time with properly stretched and undamaged weft ends and treated the weft so gently that the quota of thread breaks is reduced.
  • the function of the auxiliary nozzles arranged in the compartment can be throttled towards the end of the insertion process, which in filament or width weaving machines brings a lower nozzle pressure with lower air consumption.
  • the entry brake is at least partially self-compensating, since less Weft speed and lower tension also the frictional force acting for braking is lower.
  • the entire length of the weft thread can be repositioned at the end of the insertion process and before the stop, e.g. with a view to improving the fabric processing facilities.
  • the free end of a prepared weft thread can be pulled back in the channel, so that a fluttering weft thread end does not disturb the other weft thread.
  • This retraction by means of the controlled entry brake or by a to-and-fro movement of the weft end in the main nozzle distributes the mechanical influence (fiber resolution) on a weft thread that has not been entered for a long time and is thus reduced to a negligible extent.
  • a special logic driver circuit can be provided for this in the control circuit.
  • Braking is carried out using a complex stroke-time program, so that adaptive control of the weft speed can be achieved. It is possible not only to control a correct maximum stroke of the entry brake, but also to work through a specific position-time diagram for the entry brake movement, in which the entry brake performs several functions on the weft thread. Since experience has shown that one and the same thread flies faster towards the end of a supply spool with unchanged entry conditions than with a full supply spool, a weak deflection controlled by the insertion brake can be used to throttle the weft speed to the desired value when processing this part of the thread.
  • the entry brake is, so to speak, an entry brake which realizes several braking stages.
  • a particularly effective reduction in the voltage peak at the end of the entry process is achieved if at maximum deflection and thus maximum braking the entry brake releases the stored thread length very quickly, with up to 20m / sec, before the weft thread develops its return tendency. This requires the rapid reversal and the forced connection in the entry brake as well as a driver logic in the program of the control (claim 3).
  • a stepper motor that is particularly suitable in practice is an escap stepper motor of the type P 430 with winding in series or winding in parallel with a torque of up to 80Nmm and up to 10,000 steps per second.
  • an automatic threading process is carried out in the insertion brake.
  • the nozzle is activated via the control device, which also controls the entry brake.
  • This additional function can be implemented programmatically with little effort.
  • the threading nozzle can be operated continuously or in steps with the controllable entry brake for modulating the throughput. If necessary.
  • a stationary main nozzle with an air control is integrated into the entry brake, which can be actuated or regulated for threading but also to influence the entry deliberately. This function can also be adjusted to the thread quality in a controlled manner.
  • the threading nozzle or a secondary main nozzle forming it could be activated and modulated in the at least one controlled threading position to support the start of the entry.
  • the entry brake according to claim 5 can be with the Use the control device profitably in all modern jet machines, the control device being designed either as part of the weft feeder, separately as the main control device or as part of the control device of the weaving machine.
  • the embodiment of the entry brake according to claim 6 is small, reliable. A low inertia response can be achieved with control in any direction of movement.
  • the insertion brake can be arranged either on the weft feeder, downstream of the weft feeder or on or in the main nozzle. However, it is also conceivable to integrate a secondary stationary main nozzle in the feed brake.
  • the embodiment according to claim 7 is favorable, in which the connecting shaft transmits the torque of the drive motor directly to the carrier.
  • the aspect of claim 8 is important because the rotary bearings in the drive motor prevent any eccentric reaction forces from being transmitted from the carrier to the drive motor and could prevent its rapid response and precise rapid execution of the commands there.
  • Another alternative embodiment is set out in claim 9.
  • the braking elements are moved linearly across the weft path to deflect for braking. In the rest position, the weft thread is neither touched by the deflection elements nor by the braking elements.
  • a sufficient number of deflection points for effective braking that is as abrupt as possible is given in the embodiment of claim 11.
  • a particularly useful embodiment is set out in claim 12.
  • the six effective deflection points enable a large total deflection angle that is important for braking, which is distributed over several places and does not damage the weft thread and is reached or eliminated with a relatively small stroke and thus quickly.
  • the high total deflection angle according to claim 13 is important for braking that is as abrupt as possible and yet precisely controllable, in particular for reducing the high voltage rise that usually occurs at the end of the entry process.
  • the entry brake according to claim 14 is designed for automatic threading, the threading nozzle being activated and deactivated by means of the drive motor which serves for the braking function. In this way, downtimes after a thread break or when threading the weft thread for the first time are kept as short as possible. The throughput of the threading nozzle can even be program-dependent modulate (claim 16).
  • a particularly simple embodiment is set out in claim 15.
  • the program for controlling the drive motor need only have one or a few additional program steps for this threading function. Is, e.g. the absence of the weft thread is indicated by a signal, then this program routine is executed in order to thread the weft thread through the insertion brake as quickly as possible.
  • the nozzle can also be used for controlled pushing before or at the start of the entry.
  • the tube defines, so to speak, an air duct through which the weft thread is securely threaded.
  • the embodiment according to claim 18 receives an additional function by means of the controlled drive motor.
  • the flow of the nozzle is changed even during the entry process, again mainly by means of the precisely controllable drive motor.
  • an entry brake with a multifunctional application area is created which, with an intelligent and flexible control device, serves its main purpose of braking in order to dampen or suppress the Whip effect but also other purposes to optimize the entry processes with a learning process.
  • a weaving machine W according to FIG. 1 is an air-jet weaving machine 1 with a compartment 2 and a reed 3. Sections of a weft thread Y are entered into the compartment 2 depending on the weaving cycle, at least one main nozzle 5 for transporting them and 2 auxiliary nozzles 4 along the compartment are provided, which are activated and deactivated depending on the web clock.
  • a cutting device 6 is provided downstream of the main nozzle 5.
  • the weft Y is drawn off by a weft feeder 7, which has several turns on a storage body 8.
  • a stop device 9 with a stop element 11 is provided in the feeder 7, which is withdrawn to release an exactly dimensioned weft thread section and, after deduction, is moved back into the stop position shown.
  • a continuity sensor 10 is provided in the stop device 9, which generates a continuity signal with each passage of the weft thread during the insertion process and transmits this to a control device 12, which among other things also controls the stop device 9.
  • a control device 12 which among other things also controls the stop device 9.
  • a program part 13 of a control circuit is provided, which is used to control a weft insertion brake 14 arranged downstream of the feeder 7 during each insertion process.
  • the entry brake 14 has a drive motor 15 for movable brake elements 17, which are adjustable relative to stationary deflection elements 16.
  • FIG. 1 an entry process is completed.
  • the weft Y has reached the end of the compartment 2 opposite the feeder.
  • the entry brake 14 has braked the weft at the end of the entry process.
  • the stop element 11 is in the stop position.
  • the next step is to cut off the inserted weft thread and cast through the reed 3.
  • a new entry process is then initiated by the main nozzle 5 and the stop element 11 is withdrawn again.
  • the entry brake 14 can be controlled in its rest position, in which it allows the weft Y to pass freely.
  • the diagram in FIG. 2 shows an entry process in the upper part based on the tension curve in the weft Y.
  • the curve A drawn in solid lines represents the voltage curve achieved using the controlled entry brake 14.
  • the dashed curve part P represents a tension peak which occurs at the end of the insertion process due to a stretching or whipping effect in the weft thread stopped by the stop element 11. This tension peak should be reduced because it interferes with the entry process and is dangerous for the weft thread (weft break).
  • the voltage drop a at the beginning of curve A represents the movement absorption of the weft thread at the beginning of the insertion process as soon as the stop element 11 has released it. The weft is then accelerated and brought up to its insertion speed, the tension curve being relatively constant in this area.
  • the insertion brake 14 Towards the end of the insertion process, namely a certain period of time before the expected occurrence of the voltage peak P at the time tP, the insertion brake 14 is controlled into its braking position, so that the weft thread is deflected and deflected and braked by friction. This results in a first voltage rise b and a second voltage rise C, which coincides in time with the voltage peak P. Then the tension drops before a small significant drop in tension d represents the cutting of the weft and finally a rise in tension e represents the striking by the reed.
  • the time for an insertion process is plotted on the horizontal axis, while the vertical axis indicates the tension in the weft in the upward direction. On the lower horizontal time axis in FIG.
  • the continuity signals No. 1-7 of the continuity sensor 10, for example occurring during an entry process can be seen.
  • the voltage peak P would occur without braking during each entry process in a fixed time assignment to a continuity signal, for example to continuity signal No. 7.
  • the activation of the entry brake 14 is therefore related to the continuity signals in order to enable the control device 12 to change the entry brake in a timely manner.
  • Curve B represents the reversal of the entry brake 14 over a predetermined period of time and at an angle of, for example, 30 °.
  • the dashed front part of curve B illustrates the response time R of the entry brake 14. In order to control the entry brake 14 over the area represented by the solid curve B, the brake must be activated at time ta after the passage signal No. 4.
  • the dash-dotted and the solid curve B superimposed curve shows that the entry brake 14 can also be varied in its control, for example step-like, in order to initially produce an abrupt and high braking with strong deflection and deflection of the weft thread, and subsequently the deflection and Take back deflection somewhat and also release weft thread stored in the entry brake 14 in order to counteract an unwanted increase in tension in the weft thread and to have the weft thread properly stretched in the compartment, the stretching being effected by the last auxiliary nozzles 4 which are then still activated.
  • the time ta is determined by the control device 12 after the passage signal 4 has occurred waited before the entry brake 14 is activated.
  • the solid curve C represents, for example, control of the entry brake 14 beyond the rest position in the other direction, e.g. to activate (which will be explained later) a threading nozzle for automatically threading a weft thread or a nozzle of the insertion brake.
  • the entry brake 14 has a base body 18 on which a stationary deflection point 19 is formed by a thread eyelet.
  • a stationary deflection point 19 is formed by a thread eyelet.
  • two spaced stationary deflection elements 20 and 21 are attached to the base body 18 in the form of a pin.
  • a carrier 25 for two movable brake elements 26 and 27 can be pivoted on the base body about a vertical adjusting axis 22.
  • the carrier 25 is designed as a lever and is connected via a connecting shaft 23 to a drive motor 24 arranged below the base body 28.
  • the drive motor 24 is a fast responding stepper or DC motor, suitably with a resolver.
  • a total of six deflection points are provided for the weft thread, a total deflection angle of up to 700 ° being expediently achieved.
  • the two stationary deflection elements 19 and 19 'formed by thread eyelets are provided on the base body 18 in the weft path.
  • Two inner stationary deflection points 20 and 21 are formed on a tube 28 which is held coaxially to the thread path with a base body part 38.
  • the movable brake elements 26 and 27 are mounted on their lever-like carrier 25 and can be pivoted with the latter about the central actuating axis 22.
  • 4A represents the rest position from which the carrier 25 can be reversed counterclockwise by means of the drive 24 via the connecting shaft 23 in order to deflect and brake the weft thread.
  • the two movable brake elements 26, 27 move across the weft path from opposite sides between the inner stationary deflection elements 20 and 21 and the outer stationary deflection elements 19 and 19 '.
  • Threading nozzle 29 is arranged, which contains a funnel-shaped inlet 30 for the weft thread and a nozzle arrangement 31, only indicated by broken lines, with which compressed air can be guided from the pressure source 34 through the entry brake and the pipe 28.
  • the threading nozzle 29 is used for the automatic threading of the weft thread after a thread break or for the first threading.
  • the threading nozzle 29 is connected via a line 32 to a switching valve 33 which can be switched back and forth between a through position and a shut-off position by means of a switching magnet 35 and in the through position connects the pressure source 34 to the threading nozzle 29.
  • the magnet 35 is connected via a line 36 to a switch 37 which is arranged in the movement area, for example of the carrier 25, on the entry brake 14 or at the latter. If the carrier 25 (corresponding to curve C in FIG. 29) is reversed clockwise from the rest position by a certain amount, then the switch 37 is closed and the switching valve 33 is switched to its open position. This switching process can be initiated according to the program via the control device as soon as it has been supplied with an error message or thread break message, for example.
  • the tube 28 supports correct flow guidance when threading the weft thread.
  • the switching valve 33 could also be actuated directly by the carrier 25. If it is designed as a control valve, the throughput of the nozzle 29 can be modulated continuously or in stages by means of the drive motor 24.
  • the tube 28 can be designed as a secondary stationary main nozzle for threading and / or for the targeted movement of the weft thread and can be actuated by the corresponding control of the drive motor 24 if the entry brake does not brake and into one or more corresponding positions are controlled in which the weft is not deflected.
  • the movable brake elements 26, 27 of the insertion brake 14 can be moved linearly between the stationary deflection elements 19, 20, 21 in order to deflect and deflect and brake the weft Y.
  • the braking elements 26, 27 are located on the carrier 25, which is controlled via a slide 39 by the drive motor 24 'designed as a linear motor.
  • the drive motor 24 ' is expediently a stepper motor or a DC motor.

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