EP0683254B1 - Device for automatically doffing the hollow lap rollers from a framing of a condenser card - Google Patents
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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
- D01G27/00—Lap- or sliver-winding devices, e.g. for products of cotton scutchers, jute cards, or worsted gill boxes
- D01G27/04—Lap- or sliver-winding devices, e.g. for products of cotton scutchers, jute cards, or worsted gill boxes with automatic discharge of lap-roll or the like
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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
- B65H67/00—Replacing or removing cores, receptacles, or completed packages at paying-out, winding, or depositing stations
- B65H67/04—Arrangements for removing completed take-up packages and or replacing by cores, formers, or empty receptacles at winding or depositing stations; Transferring material between adjacent full and empty take-up elements
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
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- the present invention relates to a device for automatically doffing the hollow lap rollers from a framing of a condenser card, said condenser card constituting the end portion of a complex apparatus located in a card room.
- a so-called "splitting" element which operates to split the carded fibre web into a plurality of rovings, so as to provide the latter with a slight consistence by means of a crocking or rubbing operation.
- a plurality of rovings are wound on the individual hollow lap rollers which are rotatively driven by a hollow lap roller cylinder.
- the hollow lap rollers are superimposed on several levels.
- the number of hollow lap rollers on each of the superimposed levels or planes of hollow lap rollers can vary, while the number of superimposed planes used at present is either 4 or 6.
- Lap winding and doffing apparatuses are known in the art.
- GB-1,171,003 which is here incorporated by reference as the closest prior art, discloses an automatic lap winding and doffing unit, in which a hollow lap roller comes into contact with a hollow lap roller cylinder, then it is filled and finally doffed forwards.
- the aim of the present invention is to provide such a device which is adapted to automatically perform:
- Claim 2 to 15 cover preferred embodiments of the device.
- each hollow lap roller being filled-in is supported and guided at the two end portions thereof by two swinging and ejecting arms.
- These arms are each provided, at the end of the supporting rod included in said swinging arm, with a recess for receiving the pin of the hollow lap roller, the rod of each swinging arm being associated with an ejecting element provided with a rack adapted to be longitudinally displaced, with a slipping contact, within a slot formed in the wall of said rod.
- the end of said ejecting or expeller element abuts against the pins of the hollow lap roller, so as to allow the latter, at a set time, to be removed from the rod receiving recesses of said swinging arms.
- the hollow lap roller filled-in by rovings is successively taken up by a doffing element with a closed loop path provided with gripping hook elements which are driven in a substantially quadrangular path in order to raise a full hollow lap roller by depositing it on the cradles of a transport carriage.
- Said hook elements as they continue their movement, will push ahead, with a slight braking action, a subsequent empty hollow lap roller by causing the latter to slide on guides at the end of which a locating element will deposit the empty hollow lap roller in said swinging arm rod recesses, at a filling-in position.
- each hollow lap roller for ejecting a pressurized air blow, which are intermittently driven to push said roving ends toward the center of the hollow lap roller where the rovings are clamped between the driving hollow lap roller cylinder and the hollow lap roller to be filled-in, the latter being forcibly held in contact with said hollow lap roller cylinder by means of a permanent magnet drawing the hollow lap roller supporting swinging rods so as to press said hollow lap roller, for a limited time period, against the hollow lap roller cylinder.
- FIG. 1 schematically illustrates a hollow lap roller assembly A, which is herein extended on four planes, in which each hollow lap roller 4 of each plane is provided with a device according to the invention.
- a plurality of rovings 1 coming from a carded web splitting element (not shown), are supplied onto the hollow lap roller cylinder 2 through a driving rod 3 provided with separating curved elements 31 to be wound on the hollow lap roller 4 of which the hollow lap roller cylinder 2 constitutes a rotary driving element.
- the return rod or bar 3 in particular, (see Figure 13), is reciprocated correspondingly to the pitch between two subsequent curved elements 31 in order to provide and even distribution of each roving to a plurality of adjoining rolls the number of which corresponds to the number of the rovings.
- Figures 3 to 9 illustrate, by a sequence, the several steps of the operation cycle starting from the ejection of a full hollow lap roller 4 ( Figures 3 to 8) and with the simultaneous supplying of an empty hollow lap roller 4' ( Figures 5 to 8) and further supplying of a further empty hollow lap roller 4'' ( Figures 8A and 9).
- Figure 3 illustrates the movement of the ejecting element 52 of the driving movable means 5, which in this preferred embodiment will be called swinging arm.
- the movement of the ejecting element 52 is controlled by a pinion 53.
- Said ejecting element will advance and impact against the pins 41 of the filled-in hollow lap roller 4, so as to cause the latter to fall on the pair of hook elements 71 of the closed loop doffing element 7, coming in their path about said element 7 according to the movement direction indicated by the arrow S.
- the hook elements 71 arranged at the position 71b support the full hollow lap roller 4 and start the deposition path on a carriage or truck 100, as it will become more apparent hereinafter, whereas the swinging arm 5, from which the full hollow lap roller 4 has been removed, will fall under the weight thereof, on the hollow lap roller cylinder 2 which is ready for receiving an empty hollow lap roller 4'; the ejecting element 52 is still, at this point, fully forwardly pushed.
- the full hollow lap roller 4 continues its path toward the depositing carriage; in this step, the ejecting element 52 is withdrawn by the pinion 53 so as to disengage the slot 56 for housing the pin 41 of the empty hollow lap roller 4'.
- the roving 1 is entrained between the full hollow lap roller 4, on a side, and, on the other side, between the empty hollow lap roller 4' and the hollow lap roller cylinder 2.
- the full hollow lap roller 4 is arranged on the end portion of the top horizontal span of the closed loop doffing element 7 and is caused to stop; the roving 1, supplied by the cylinder 2, is brought to a loosened condition.
- Figure 9 illustrates the step in which the hook element 71 recovers its movement, after having doffed the full hollow lap roller 4 on the carriage 100 and after having pushed another subsequent empty hollow lap roller 4'' on the arm 91 of the locating element 9, by stopping at the position 71a whereas the hollow lap roller 4' will be continuously filled-in.
- each pair of swinging arms 5 comprises a rod 51, a rear end 510 of which is clamped between a pair of bearings 512 engaged in bushings 513 which are longitudinally locked by nuts 554 and middle spacers 555.
- the rod 51, and, accordingly, the overall swinging arm 5, can therefore swing freely on a shaft 55 mounted on a bearing 551 in turn supported by a fixed support 552.
- the front end 511 of the rod 51 which supports the hollow lap roller 4 is beveled in order to facilitate the locating of the pin 41 of the hollow lap roller, and is provided with an open slot 56 a wall of which is formed by an insert of a resilient foil 561 which allows said slot to be resiliently fitted to said pin 41 of the hollow lap roller 4.
- the ejecting element 52 which, in its rearmost position, has the front end 520 thereof arranged near the bottom of the slot 56 of the rod 51, whereas the rear end 521 is provided with a rack 522 and meshing with a pinion 53 rigidly formed on one of the bushings 513 torsionally connected to the shaft 55 by a key 532.
- the ejecting element 52 slides by its side ribs 523 in a slot 514 of the rod 51 of the swinging arm 5 and is connected and held adherent to the rod 51 by a guide pin 515 which can slide in a slot 524 of the ejecting element 52.
- the empty hollow lap roller locating element 9 is arranged in the gaps between two subsequent segments 2' and 2'' of the hollow lap roller cylinder 2.
- Each of the arms 91 and 91' of said locating element serves for the adjoining hollow lap roller, the other necessary symmetrical arm being arranged in the subsequent gap between two adjoining hollow lap rollers.
- Each arm 91, 91' is connected to a disc 92 provided with teeth and which can independently turn on bearings 93 keyed on the shaft 22 of the hollow lap roller cylinder 2.
- Each tooth arrangement of the disc 92 meshes with a pinion 94 in turn keyed on a shaft 95 parallel to the shaft 22 of the hollow lap roller cylinder 2. Accordingly, the shaft 95 will form the drive element of the arms 91 of the locating element 9, provided for loading the empty hollow lap roller at a set time, as it will be disclosed hereinafter.
- the gear assembly 92, 94 is preferably protected within a casing (not shown).
- FIG 12 schematically illustrates the closed loop doffing element 7, for doffing the full hollow lap rollers and supplying the empty hollow lap rollers.
- This doffing element comprises a conventional link chain 72, closed on itself, at a zone of which is restrained a hook element 71.
- the chain extends according to a substantially quadrangular path being entrained on four toothed transmission pinions 74 of which only one is a driving pinion, the latter being driven by a shaft coupled to an electric motor receiving time distributed pulses, as it will become more apparent hereinafter.
- each pair of hook elements 71 of the doffing element 7 (see Figures 8A and 9) will impact against the pins 41'' of a new empty hollow lap roller 4'' supplied after the doffing of a preceding full hollow lap roller and will push said empty hollow lap roller toward swingable arms 91 of the locating element 9, so as to cause said hollow lap roller to slide, in a slightly braked manner, by known means, on substantially horizontal guides 90 (position 71A of Figure 9).
- pressurized air blowing nozzles 150 have been provided, as shown in Figure 13, said nozzles being suitably oriented and controlled, and being arranged at the gaps between two subsequent hollow lap rollers 2 and 2' and conveying the rovings, driven between the curved elements 31, toward the center of the hollow lap roller so as to prevent the rovings from accumulating on the pivot pins 41.
- This magnet ( Figure 14A) operates to press the swinging arm 5, and together it the empty hollow lap roller, against the cylinder 2 for a set time allowing the winding of the rovings to be safely started, and, then, as shown in Figure 14B, the magnet will be switched-off for removing the swinging arm and the winding operation of the hollow lap roller being performed in a regular manner.
- the working cycle starting from the doffing of a full hollow lap roller, is controlled by suitable controls derived from the main electric driving or controlling unit of the device according to the invention.
- the repetitive operating cycle is started by a doffing disc D1 provided with microcontacts, a full revolution of which will be controlled by a timer T1 calibrated on a desired full filling-in of a hollow lap roller.
- This disc will further control other discs D2 and D3 respectively provided for loading the hollow lap rollers as performed by the locating element 9 and for actuating the ejecting element 52 of the swinging arm 5.
- the starting of the operating cycle begins from the disc D1 with the contact C10 which drives the disc D3 and starts a timer T1 and a timer T2.
- the disc D3 will cause the full hollow lap roller to be ejected (shaft 55, pinion 53, ejecting element 52), whereas the timer T1 will drive or actuate the doffing element 7 which will cause the hook element 71 to be driven from the position 71a ( Figure 9) to the position 71b ( Figure 4) in order to receive the hollow lap roller being ejected through the disc D3.
- the hook element 71 will stop at the position 71c ( Figure 6).
- the timer T2 will actuate the disc D2 for loading an empty hollow lap roller 4' (arms 91) and starting the air blows or jets 150.
- the disc D3 in turn, will cause, by a contact C30, the ejecting element 51 to be withdrawn, and then another contact C31 will stop said disc D3.
- the disc D2 Upon starting the winding operation of the new hollow lap roller, the disc D2, by a contact C20, will perform movements opposite to the preceding movements by shutting off the air jets and causing the arms 91 of the locating element 9 to be returned to their rest position. Another contact C21 will cause the disc D2 to stop.
- the disc D2 by the contact C20, will also actuate again the disc D1 which, in turn, by a contact C2, will drive the doffing device 7 so as to cause the hook element 71 to stop at the position 71d ( Figures 8 and 8A) and will moreover start a timer T3 for a pause period in which an operator will remove the carriage 100 with the full hollow lap rollers and will supply new empty hollow lap rollers 4'' to the inlet of the sliding guides 90.
- the disc D1 After a pause set by the timer T3, the disc D1 will be actuated again, so as to displace the doffing device in order to cause the hook element 71 to be driven from the position 71d to the starting position 71a (see respectively Figures 8A and 9) thereby causing a new empty hollow lap rollers 4'' to be displaced on the guides 90 and bring it on the arms of the locating element 9 in order to start a new operating cycle.
- the element for ejecting the full hollow lap roller can be made in different embodiments.
- a modified embodiment is that shown in Figures 16A and B, which specifically relates to the above illustrated and shown swinging arm 5.
- the function of the guide movable means 5A is halved by an ejecting element 52a sliding on a rod 54 which exclusively operates as a guide of the ejecting element, whereas the support of the hollow lap roller 4 is provided by a rod 51a adjoining the ejecting element 52a.
- FIG 17 Another possible modified embodiment is shown in Figure 17, in which from the movable guide means 5B there has been omitted the ejecting element 52, since in this embodiment the above illustrated rod 51 will also operate as an ejecting element.
- the rod 51 of the preferred embodiment will operate as a connecting rod-crank assembly, since it will comprise two segments 51b and 51b' pivoted on a shaft 55b.
- the rod 51b-51b' can be brought to the position represented by a dashed line by holding the hollow lap roller 4, as shown in the figure, in a position on the right of the vertical V of the hollow lap roller cylinder 2, its full extension being obtained by causing the shaft 55b to anti-clockwise rotate through an angle of about 90°, to the position in which the two segments 51b and 51b' will be substantially aligned. This position has been shown in the drawing by blackened bars.
- FIG. 18A and 18B A third possible modified embodiment has been shown in Figures 18A and 18B and it provides for the use of a known arrangement of the guide movable means 5C in which the hollow lap roller 4 is practically only supported by the pivot pins 41 thereof on a rod 51c rightwardly slanted in the drawing, and will move up along the rod 51c during the continued filling-in of said hollow lap roller by the roving 1.
- the rod 51c supporting and guiding the hollow lap roller has a L-shape, in which the bottom leg 515 can be caused to anticlockwise turn (Figure 18B) in order to urge the full hollow lap roller beyond the vertical line V of the cylinder 2 so as to bring it to the doffing position thereof.
- FIG. 19A and 19B Yet another modified embodiment 5D of the guide movable means is shown in Figures 19A and 19B and is analogous to the case of Figures 18A and 18B in which the bearing rod 51d is merely caused to translate so as to provide, as it clear appears from the drawing, the same effect.
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- A device for automatically doffing hollow lap rollers from a framing of a condenser card (A) constituted by a plurality of hollow lap rollers (4) arranged on several planes, in which hollow lap roller assemble a plurality of rovings (1), preliminarily separated by a carded web splitting element, which are wound on each individual hollow lap roller rotatively driven by a hollow lap roller cylinder (2), comprising for each hollow lap roller (4):movable means (5, 5A, 5B, 5C, 5D) for supporting and guiding the hollow lap roller (4) during the filling-in thereof and for ejecting said hollow lap roller as it has been filled-in by said roving (1);a locating element (9) for locating the empty hollow lap rollers (4) comprising two swinging arms (91) on which are arranged said empty hollow lap rollers (4) which are driven along sliding guides (90);auxiliary urging means (6) pressing said movable guide means against the hollow lap roller cylinder (2) as said movable guide means has been supplied with a new hollow lap roller to be filled;a doffing element (7) for doffing the filled-in hollow lap roller, having a closed loop path, and provided with a doffing hook (71);means (150) for applying intermittent pressurized air blows to the free ends (11) of the rovings (1), in order to prevent said rovings from accumulating and winding on the pivot pins (41) of the hollow lap rollers (4) at the start of each filling cycle of new hollow lap rollers, and
- A device according to Claim 1, characterized in that the full hollow lap roller doffing element (7) comprises a closed loop chain (72) including articulated links meshing on four transmission toothed pinions (74), of which only one is a driving pinion, connected to an electric motor controlled by electric pulses at the set operating cycle steps, on a link of said chain being fixed the hook element (71) for doffing the full hollow lap rollers, which also operates, at the substantially horizontal bottom path of said chain closed loop, as an urging element for urging the empty hollow lap rollers toward the orientable arms (91) of the locating element (9).
- A device according to Claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the locating element (9) comprises arms (91, 91') respectively fixed on toothed discs (92) which can freely rotate on the shaft (22) of the hollow lap roller cylinder (2), said toothed discs (92) being driven by pinions (94) keyed on a shaft (95) parallel to said shaft (22) and driven by a time controlled motor, immediately after the doffing of the hollow lap roller (4) filled-in by the roving (1) and after the withdrawal of the ejecting element (52) to the rest position thereof.
- A device according to Claim 3, characterized in that the gear assembly of the locating element (9), comprising the toothed discs (92) and related pinions (94), is preferably enclosed in a protecting casing.
- A device according to Claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the means (150) for controllably applying pressurized air blows are arranged in the gaps between two adjoining hollow lap rollers in order to urge the ends (11) of the roving (1) beam which begin to be wound on an empty hollow lap roller toward the centre of said hollow lap rollers in order to prevent said rovings from undesirably winding on the pivot pins (41) of said hollow lap rollers (4).
- A device according to Claims 1 to 5, characterized in that for each hollow lap roller, the supporting and guiding movable means (5) is constituted (Figure 2) by a pair of swinging arms each of which is formed, in association, by a supporting rod (51) and an ejecting element (52) of the hollow lap roller (4) in which said ejecting element can be longitudinally displaced with respect to the rod (51) in a longitudinal slot (514) formed in said rod (51).
- A device according to Claims 1 to 5, characterized in that, for each hollow lap roller, the supporting and guide movable means (5A) is constituted (Figure 16A) by a rod (51a) which separately operates as a support and a guide of the hollow lap roller (4), and by an ejecting element (52a) arranged parallel to said rod (51a) near said rod and movable within a guide element (54) therefor, in which is formed a longitudinal slot for allowing said ejecting element (52a) to be controllably driven.
- A device according to Claim 6, characterized in that the rod (51) supporting the movable guide means (5) is adapted to freely swing on a shaft (55) mounted on a bearing (551) supported by a fixed support (552), the rear end (510) of said rod (51) being clamped between a pair of bearings (512) engaged in bushings (513) which are longitudinally locked to said shaft (55).
- A device according to Claim 7, characterized in that the independent rod (51a) supporting the movable guide means (5A) is freely swinging on a shaft (55) mounted on a bearing (551) supported by a fixed support (552), the rear end (510) of said rod (51a) being clamped between a pair of bearings (512) engaged within bushings (513) which are longitudinally locked to said shaft (55).
- A device according to Claim 8 or 9, characterized in that the ejecting element (52, 52a) comprises a rod which, at the rear end (521) thereof, opposite to the end (520), provided for impacting against the pivot pin (41) of the hollow lap roller (4) for ejecting said roving filled-in hollow lap roller, is provided with a rack (522) meshing with a pinion (53), rigid with one of the bushings (513) torsionally fixed by a key (532) on the shaft (55) which drives said pinion (53) in order to cause said ejecting element (52, 52a) to advance or withdraw.
- A device according to Claim 10, characterized in that the ejecting element (52, 52a) is held slidably adhering to the rod (51) of the swinging arm (5) or of the guide element (54) by a pin (515) the stem of which is engaged in a slot (524) formed in the body of said ejecting element, said slot having a length substantially equal to the stroke of said ejecting element.
- A device according to one or more of Claims 6 to 11, characterized in that the means for urging the guide movable means comprise each a magnet (6) arranged at the bottom at the rod (51) of each swinging arm (5) or of the rod (51a) supporting the movable means (5a) to attract said rods (51, 51a) in order to press the periphery of each new empty hollow lap roller (4', 4'' ...), respectively supported by the rod (51) of said swinging arm (5), or by the rod (51a) of the movable guide means (5A) on the hollow lap roller cylinder (2), to assure a safe starting of the winding of the free end (11) of the roving (1) on the new hollow lap roller.
- A device according to Claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the movable guide means (5B) is constituted (Figure 17) by an articulated rod formed by two segments (51b, 51b') operating as a connecting rod-crank assembly, in which the free end of the segment (51b') is torsionally coupled to a shaft (55b) the rotation of which is effective to decrease or increase the overall length of the articulated rod (51b, 51b') so as to cause the hollow lap roller (4) to be respectively held in a filling-in position, on a side of the vertical plane (V) passing through the centre of the hollow lap roller cylinder (2), or in a doffing position of the roving (1) filled-in hollow lap roller on the other side of said vertical plane (V).
- A device according to Claims 1 to 5, wherein the movable guide means (5C) is constituted (Figure 8) by a slanted rod (51c) of L-shape, the bottom leg (515) of which can be caused to turn in order to urge the roving (1) filled-in hollow lap roller (4) beyond the vertical plane (V) passing through the centre of the hollow lap roller cylinder (2) so as to arrive at the doffing position of said hollow lap roller (4).
- A device according to Claims 1 to 5, wherein the guide means (5D) is constituted (Figure 19) by a slanted rod (51d) which is caused to translate in order to urge the roving (1) filled-in hollow lap roller (4) beyond the vertical plane (V) passing through the centre of the hollow lap roller cylinder (2) to arrive at the doffing position of said hollow lap roller (4).
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