EP0937165A1 - Method and device for warping with a cone sectional warper - Google Patents
Method and device for warping with a cone sectional warperInfo
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- EP0937165A1 EP0937165A1 EP97948893A EP97948893A EP0937165A1 EP 0937165 A1 EP0937165 A1 EP 0937165A1 EP 97948893 A EP97948893 A EP 97948893A EP 97948893 A EP97948893 A EP 97948893A EP 0937165 A1 EP0937165 A1 EP 0937165A1
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D02—YARNS; MECHANICAL FINISHING OF YARNS OR ROPES; WARPING OR BEAMING
- D02H—WARPING, BEAMING OR LEASING
- D02H3/00—Warping machines
- D02H3/02—Sectional warpers
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- the invention relates to a method for warping with a cone sectional warping machine, the threads in bands wound onto a warping drum, wherein a support for a thread guide comb according to the increasing winding thickness and readied ⁇ certain warping data relative to the warping drum by a forward feed drive is shifted in parallel, wherein the first band during a measuring phase by a roller under contact pressure off sampled and the sampled displacement in dependence on the number of rotations of the warping drum is registered, and wherein the roller after the measurement phase upon further take-up angles corresponding to a medium obtained by the measuring phase ⁇ value is withdrawn and presses on the wrap.
- the second band works into the flank of the first band, which consequently does not grow up high enough. Its warp length is shorter than that of the first volume. If the winding of the first band is too hard, the second band becomes higher, since the space for the second band has been reduced by the bulging flank of the first band. The warp length is then greater than that of the first volume. Both lead to uneven warped and patterned fabrics, which are accordingly faulty.
- DE 26 31 573 C3 discloses a method with the method steps mentioned at the outset, in which the measurement under pressure is carried out during the measurement phase. Then the first tape should be copied under the same pressure and all other tapes should be copied under pressure.
- DE 34 32 276 A1 discloses a coulter method in which a feed rate is controlled with a theoretically calculated feed rate entered into a processor.
- a measurement phase is carried out, after which the resulting roll is checked and compared with respect to its desired state with the data stored in the processor. If necessary, the coulter carriage position and the program stored in the processor are corrected, if necessary also with a second measurement phase. Then the first band is finished and then, when all the following bands are flocked, the feed movements are controlled in accordance with those when the entire first band is flocked.
- the correction that may be required is carried out with the aid of a button which is acted upon by the roller and detects the roller position
- the invention has for its object to improve a method with the features mentioned so that an influence on the winding structure is still possible while copying the at least the first tape.
- This object is achieved in that the pressure of the roller on the roll is continuously monitored during the measuring phase and / or during further winding or copying and in the event of a deviation of the monitoring result from a predetermined target value, the support feed is corrected.
- the method described with regard to the measurement phase can be carried out in such a way that the measurement phase is started with a pressure setpoint which is dependent on the parameters the thread to be wound is selected.
- the winding process is adapted to the behavior of the thread to be wound, which is determined, for example, by the number of capillaries, by the color, by the rotation or by the spinning process. This adjustment is important because even small deviations of this article-specific pressure setpoint lead to errors in the formation of the mean value, which is obtained during the measurement phase on the basis of the registered measurement values. Such errors can have a significant impact because the large warp lengths have a corresponding multiplication effect.
- the method described with regard to the measuring phase can also be carried out in such a way that a feed is determined for the measuring phase, the size of which is selected from the parameters of the thread to be wound up.
- a determination of the feed which is therefore calculated, leads to a relative displacement of the coulter drum not only taking into account the cone angle, but also taking into account the parameters of the thread to be wound up.
- Such a method is particularly necessary if the pressure of the roller is to be practically zero during the measuring phase or if a metrological monitoring only takes place during copying.
- the use of a calculated feed during the measurement phase can also be used in addition to monitor the
- the method can be performed such that the Cor ⁇ rection of the support forward feed in the event of a pressure increase or a pressure decrease gradually comparable across the drum rotation divides takes place.
- the method can be performed such that the wah ⁇ rend the measurement phase feed changes occurring or La ⁇ gea century of the support that the coulter drum were recorded as a function of the number of revolutions are copied countries in Vietnamese- Consequently, changes of the winding keloidss during the measuring phase of the first band into the starting areas of the following bands corresponding to the measuring phase of the first band, so that here the winding structure is uniform.
- the invention also relates to a conical share with a support carrying a thread guide, which can be adjusted on a machine frame parallel to a share drum, with a motor feed drive which can be controlled by a control device for generating relative movements between the share drum and corresponding to the increase in winding thickness the support, with a roller scanning the winding circumference with pressure, the adjustment path m of which can be stored with the control device as a function of the number of revolutions of the coulter drum
- the cone machine is designed such that the roller is supported on at least one pressure sensor which acts on the control device during the measurement phase and / or during further winding up or copying, which the roller in the event of a deviation of the measured pressure from a predetermined setpoint in the correction direction.
- the roller acted upon by the winding is able in a simple manner to act on a pressure sensor, the measured value of which can be evaluated by the control device.
- Such pressure sensors can detect excess pressure as well as low pressure.
- the control device can be designed according to the criteria generally known in control loops. It is not necessary to use special actuating devices that are in addition to the actuating devices that are required anyway.
- the pressure sensor can be used largely independently of the elastic behavior of the roller, which has an advantageous effect on the accuracy of the measurement.
- the cone-shaped flock can be designed in such a way that the roller is pressed against the winding with a servo motor.
- components that were required to adjust the roller depending on the to accomplish the thrust drive of the support For example, there is no need for a gearbox, the clutches, or baffle components.
- the servo motor built into the support becomes active when the actual pressure of the regulating roller deviates from the target pressure.
- the servo motor then adjusts the support parallel to the axis, for example if the pressure is too high.
- the support is adjusted perpendicular to the coulter drum axis at the same time by means of a translation corresponding to the cone pitch.
- Fig. 1 is a schematic side view of the conical coulter in the area of its support
- Fig. 2a is an enlarged side view in the area of the roller
- Fig. 2a is rotated by 90 degrees relative to Fig. 2a
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic partial view of two bands wound on a coulter drum
- FIG. 4 shows a block diagram for explaining the method during the measurement phase
- FIG. 5 shows a block diagram for explaining the method during copying of the first band
- FIG. 6 shows a block diagram for explaining the method during the copying phase of the second and all further bands
- FIG .7 a block diagram illustration for explaining the driving Ver ⁇ with additional influencing of the roll by means of influencing the yarn tension.
- a cone flock machine comprises as an essential constituent part ⁇ on a flock drum 11 which is rotatable by an unillustrated drive coulter drum.
- the coulter drum 11 has a cone 19 which can be seen in FIG. 1.3 and which serves to support the thread 10 which is wound up in strips and which the cone share machine runs from the bobbins of a bobbin (not shown).
- the threads 10 form a family of threads, which are arranged on a bandwidth by a thread guide 13 and are measured by a measuring roller 20. be led.
- the measuring roller 20 is rotated by the thread sheet 10, so that it is possible to measure the thread length. From the measuring roller 20, the thread sheet reaches the coulter drum 11 with a partial wrap around a deflection roller 21.
- the thread 10 of the thread coulter is knotted in bundles and fastened to the hooking devices of the drum 11, not shown.
- the rotary coulter drum 11 then pulls the thread 10 from the spools of the creel and winds them up
- the threads 10 of a strip are wound up in strips as shown in FIG. 3.
- the threads of a strip are wound in many layers one above the other, resulting in a parallelogram-shaped cross section of the strips, for example the strip 14. If this cross-section is reached, the first strip 14 is the one Cone 19 of the coulter drum trimmed in its axial direction
- the winding points of the threads must be axially displaced onto the coulter drum 11 or onto the wound thread layers. This is done by corresponding relative movements between the coulter drum 11 and ei ⁇ nem the coulter reed 13 or the measuring roller 20 and the guide roller 21 carrying support 12.
- This flocking romme salmon parallel relative movement is called the support advance feed, which is generated for example by a not shown feed drive, for example by a servo motor which is support-resistant and which engages in a bottom rail or in a toothed rail of the stationary machine frame 17 shown schematically in FIG.
- the support feed takes into account the cone angle and proportional to the winding thickness that increases during winding. While the cone angle is a fixed value and is taken into account when determining the support feed, the increasing winding thickness must be measured. This is done with a control roller 15, which is practically bandwidth and is rotatably supported on the support 12.
- the regulating roller 15 is set at the start of the winding on the coulter drum 11, the cone start 19 'determining the starting or zero position. Builds according to the thread specifics the winding 16 moves up faster or slower and the support feed must accordingly be larger or smaller. If the yarn is thick, for example, the winding thickness increases more quickly and the feed or the axial adjustment of the regulating roller 15 in mm per angular degree or per drum revolution must be greater.
- the regulating roller 15 can be adjusted perpendicularly to the axis of the drum 11 in a manner not shown and is moved against the coulter drum before winding starts.
- the winding 16 builds up in layers.
- a measuring phase 23 is carried out, which extends for example over 100 revolutions of the coulter drum 11.
- the strip is thus scanned under contact pressure and if the setpoint pressure is exceeded, an axis-parallel movement and, at the same time, a radial movement are triggered by the servo motor, in small steps until the setpoint pressure is available again.
- an average value is determined, that is to say the average adjustment path per coulter drum revolution and thus an average feed. This corresponds to the feed rate which is used during the copying following the measuring phase 23.
- the measurement phase 23 extends only over a comparatively ⁇ as small wind thickness. It is therefore possible that the measurement is not accurate enough, and that changes in the pressure of the regulating roller 15 on the winding 16 occur in the course of the further winding of the first band. The result would be an incorrect winding structure. It is therefore provided to control the pressure of the regulating roller 15 on the winding 16.
- the roller In order to measure the pressure of the regulating roller 15 on the winding 16 of the belt 14, the roller is articulated on the support 12. The articulation is carried out with a swivel arm 39 at each end of the regulating roller 15, which permits relative movements to the support 12. Each swivel arm 19 supports one end 15 'of a control roller axis of the control roller 15 with a bearing 23. A pressure pin 18' of a pressure sensor 18 is supported on the bearing 23, which on the other hand is fixed to the machine frame. Displacements of the regulating roller 15 or of the swivel arm 39 therefore lead to an adjustment of the pressure pin 18 'and consequently to a measured value of the pressure sensor 18.
- the pressure of the regulating roller 15 on the winding 16 is therefore adjusted by the regulating roller 15 with the Support 12 is pushed against the coulter drum 11 until the predetermined pressure is reached. Since the measured value of the pressure sensor is continuously available, it is possible to monitor it continuously and to change it if necessary. This can happen during the warping of the first volume, for example, by the support feed being corrected within the copying process
- FIG. 4 shows the pressure sensor 13 as a block, which feeds its measurement result to a control device 27.
- the course v1 of this pressure m as a function of time is shown schematically in the control device 27, for example.
- the pressure v1 fluctuates around an average value v2, which is specified as a thread-specific pressure from a data memory 27 'of the control device 27.
- V2 for a tolerance field is given, the character in the control device 27 by a minus ⁇ and is marked with a plus sign moves the measurement value supplied by the pressure sensor 18 left within these tolerance limits, a change in position of the support not experience dictate.
- the control device 24 acts on a memory 29 for the measuring phase with the feed per revolution of the coulter drum 11. The data on the winding speed, the warp length, the width, the number of the strips to be wound and the thread tension are also stored in the control unit 24. In Fig. 5 the method for further winding the first tape after the measuring phase is explained.
- the control device 27 continuously forwards the averaged feed from the measurement phase to the control device 24. From there, the servo motor 25 is actuated, which in turn shifts the support 12.
- the pressure sensor 18 continuously transmits measured values vl to the control device 27. As soon as these values vl exceed or fall below the thread-specific pressure transmitted from the data store 27 'in the +/- tolerance threshold, the averaged feed rate from the measuring phase is changed until vl again within the tolerance thresholds of v2.
- the support feed is corrected directly via the control device 24 to the servo motor 25.
- the control device 24 causes the new feed to be stored in a memory 30 for the copying phase of the first tape. Such corrections are carried out repeatedly, if necessary.
- FIG. 3 shows copying phases 32, in each of which feed changes occur, if the feed determined in the measuring phase 23 is not suitable for keeping the roller 15 within the tolerance range of v2.
- a copying phase 32 follows the measuring phase, during which the regulating roller 15 is withdrawn in accordance with v2 or in accordance with the mean value v2 ′ (not shown) obtained during the measuring phase 23 and thereby prints onto the winding 16 accordingly.
- the Ko ⁇ takes place py of the second band 15, which m Fig.6 is explained.
- the support feed is controlled by the memories 29.30.
- the memory 29 controls the support feed exactly as it was recorded and stored for the measurement phase 23 of the first tape.
- the memory 30 takes over the control of the support feed via the control device 24 and the servo motor 25. Accordingly, changes in the support feed result in the second tape 15, as they were held by the measurement phase 23 at the wide ⁇ ren winding of the first band 14 the other bands are gathered in accordance with, ie both corresponding to the values which occurred in the measurement phase 23 changes in pressure, and, correspondingly, the during the copying phase of the first band Feed changes that have occurred in the change phases 31.
- FIG. 3 also shows a second band 15.
- This second band 15 and any further bands are copied in accordance with the first band 14. So there are bands with winding portions 23 ', which like the Measurement phase 23 are constructed. Up to the completion of the complete second band 15, winding is then carried out in the same way as the rest of the first band after the measurement phase 23. Pressure monitoring can also take place when the band 15 and any other bands are being copied.
- the feed is expediently corrected in m steps.
- a pressure increase that occurs in the subsequent drum rotation is reduced in the smallest increments per 10 angular degrees of drum rotation.
- the number of steps depends on the increase or decrease in pressure. Small pressure changes require fewer steps, larger pressure changes require many steps. The number of steps can also go beyond one drum revolution. With step-by-step feed correction, the belt is particularly clean, since large feed jumps are avoided.
- control device 24 has a fixed feed rate which already comes into effect during the measurement phase 23.
- the fixed feed is based, for example, on empirical values or is calculated by determining it as a function of thread-specific data, such as thread color, rotation, etc.
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