EP1120485A2 - Métier à tisser un tissu en gaze - Google Patents

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EP1120485A2
EP1120485A2 EP00126165A EP00126165A EP1120485A2 EP 1120485 A2 EP1120485 A2 EP 1120485A2 EP 00126165 A EP00126165 A EP 00126165A EP 00126165 A EP00126165 A EP 00126165A EP 1120485 A2 EP1120485 A2 EP 1120485A2
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D. Dornier Peter
Adnan Wahhoud Dr.
Krumm Valentin
Häussler Horst
vosen Jürgen
Hehle Josef
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    • DTEXTILES; PAPER
    • D03WEAVING
    • D03CSHEDDING MECHANISMS; PATTERN CARDS OR CHAINS; PUNCHING OF CARDS; DESIGNING PATTERNS
    • D03C7/00Leno or similar shedding mechanisms
    • DTEXTILES; PAPER
    • D03WEAVING
    • D03CSHEDDING MECHANISMS; PATTERN CARDS OR CHAINS; PUNCHING OF CARDS; DESIGNING PATTERNS
    • D03C7/00Leno or similar shedding mechanisms
    • D03C7/06Mechanisms having eyed needles for moving warp threads from side to side of other warp threads

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  • the invention relates to a weaving machine for producing a leno fabric according to the Features of the preamble of claims 1, 14, 18 or 22.
  • a device for controlling the warp threads when producing a leno fabric in a textile machine is known from document WO 98/07913.
  • the device is preferably part of a weaving machine consisting of a weaving drawer carrying a known reed.
  • a needle carrier with a multiplicity of needles, which have a needle eye is positioned above the weaving plane, which is determined by the position of the binding point.
  • the needle carrier is operatively connected to means which, together with the first warp threads (upright threads), set the same in an oscillating vertical movement to the weaving plane for the purpose of shedding and closing the shed.
  • a first shaft frame which is driven vertically to the weaving plane and which has a bar with a plurality of sloping slots arranged in a row in the weaving plane.
  • a warp thread (leno thread) is guided in each of these slots, whereby an oscillating transverse movement is imposed on the warp threads when the heald frame oscillates vertically.
  • a second heald frame is provided which is driven vertically to the weaving plane and which has a bar in the weaving plane with a slot formed transversely and parallel to the weaving plane. The warp threads (leno threads) are guided in this slot.
  • a third, vertically oscillating shaft frame is equipped with a pair of compensation rollers, which are arranged such that they can be moved in a reversed manner with respect to the shaft frame of the third heald frame, for example via a drive which is fixedly connected to a shaft.
  • a considerable disadvantage of the known device is that it is expensive constructive training.
  • Another disadvantage is that the device has multiple drives requires, namely a first drive for the shaft frame, a second drive for the Needle bar and a third drive for the compensation rollers.
  • Another disadvantage is the so-called negatively acting means for moving the leno threads because in the case of uneven or low tension in the leno threads these are no longer forcibly guided in the oblique slots of the first shaft frame and consequently at least some of the leno threads are not oscillating horizontal ones Carry out movement relative to the upright threads. This inevitably leads to incorrect bindings and defects in the leno fabric.
  • the first means is part of a u-frame-like structure which is open at the top and has a first leg, at the free end of which the leno thread guide is arranged.
  • the guide bar is arranged with a plurality of axially parallel passages for the upright threads.
  • a frame-like suspension element for the needle bar and for the deflection element is positioned vertically displaceably between the first leg and the second leg of the u-frame-like structure.
  • the vertical displaceability of this suspension element can take place, for example, in sliding guides which are present on the inner surfaces of the legs of the u-frame-like structure or are formed by the latter.
  • the frame-like suspension element is equipped with a plurality of connecting means with which length-adjustable connecting rods are provided for establishing a drive connection between the frame-like suspension element and the drive.
  • the frame-like structure has at the end facing away from the upright thread guide at least one connecting means for establishing a drive connection with the drive.
  • the drive which executes the horizontally oscillating movement of the first means and the vertically oscillating movement of the second means via the coupling elements in question is an eccentric drive, but in particular an eccentric machine known per se as a shedding machine.
  • the first means and the second means separate drives can be provided, i.e. the first means is with a first drive Execution of a horizontally oscillating movement and the second means is with a second drive to perform a vertically oscillating movement connected.
  • the drive for the first means can be pneumatic, electromagnetic or be an electric motor drive.
  • the first means which consists of a first frame-like structure, is arranged at its free end above the weaving plane with a strip having a plurality of axially parallel upright thread passages, the first frame-like structure having a drive for Execution of a horizontally oscillating movement is operatively connected
  • the second means consists of a second frame-like structure in the manner of a heald frame, with which above the weaving plane a support element for a needle bar with a plurality of needles arranged in series is connected to an eyelet and on which in the area of the needle bar there is a means deflecting the leno threads, the second structure being operatively connected to a drive for executing a vertically oscillating movement.
  • the first and second means extend over the weaving width, each of these means being operatively connected to the drive via a coupling element, which drive is a common drive for the first and second means.
  • this drive is also an eccentric drive, in particular an eccentric machine known as a shedding machine.
  • a structure designed in the manner of a shaft frame is attached to the first drive-connected means, on which structure at least one known first lamella needle bar for guiding the Leno and upright threads are arranged and that at least one known second lamella needle bar for guiding the leno and upright threads is arranged on the free vertical end of the second drive-connected means and that the first lamella needle bar is arranged on the warp side of the reed above the weaving plane and the second lamella needle bar on the warp side of the reed is arranged below the weaving plane, the drive connection of the first means and the second means being based on a common drive.
  • the free end of all the lamellae of the lamella needle bar is connected to a common limiting means which extends over the lamella needle bar and closes the gaps between the lamellae.
  • the weaving machine designed according to the invention for producing leno fabric according to claims 1, 18 or 22 advantageously dispenses with a separate drive for executing the horizontally oscillating movement of the means guiding the upright threads and for executing the vertically oscillating movement of the means guiding the leno threads . Due to the fact that the upright threads experience a positive, that is to say an inevitable, horizontally oscillating movement, in the event of tension fluctuations in the warp, ie the upright or leno threads, binding errors in the fabric are almost impossible.
  • the weaving machine designed according to the invention according to independent claim 22 dispenses with a deflecting means for the leno threads present in the preceding independent claims. Bending moments in the formation of a shed in the needles guiding the leno threads can thus be avoided.
  • a further advantage is achieved in that the leno threads in the weaving shed "comb" the family of upright threads between the warp thread monitor and the weaving point of the fabric, so that no fiber fly is deposited on the group of upright threads.
  • the upright threads cannot leave their guide when the upright thread warp coulter is de-energized, for example when changing the warp.
  • Figure 1 shows the first means 1 designed and arranged according to the invention, which resembles a frame-like structure which extends over the weaving width of a weaving machine, not shown, with a first guiding means 2 for guiding the leno threads 3 and with a bar 4 for guiding the upright threads 5, on best seen in Figures 6 and 8.
  • the guide means 2 consists of a thread guide connected to the frame-like structure 1 in the manner of a reed.
  • the strip 4 consists of a plurality of axially parallel passages 6, one passage per standing thread 5.
  • the passages 6 can be open or closed at the top.
  • the first means 1 has to execute a horizontal oscillatory movement of a few millimeters in the direction of the double arrow 7.
  • the means 1 is carried by means of vertically aligned connecting means 1.1 on the means 1 itself and by means of optionally vertically or horizontally aligned connecting means 8.1 of a machine-fixed crossbar 8 by length-adjustable rods 9 so as to be pivotable (horizontally oscillating) in the direction of the double arrow 7.
  • the horizontally oscillating drive movement is transmitted to the means 1 via length-adjustable coupling elements 10, which are connected to the drive 11 via at least one connecting means 12.
  • the means 1 carries the connection means 1.1 at a free lower end.
  • the guide means 2 for the leno threads is arranged in the manner of a reed by means of a clamping strip 13 which can be screw-connected to the means 1.
  • the bar 4 is arranged with a plurality of passages 6 for guiding the upright threads 5.
  • connection means 14 can be e.g. a coupling link or be a spring-elastic connecting element.
  • FIG. 3 shows the second means 16 designed and arranged according to the invention, the a frame-like, over the weaving width of the loom, not shown reaching structure resembles a thread deflecting element 17 in the manner of a deflecting roller which on free upper end of the second means 16 is arranged, and a needle bar 18 with a A large number of needles for guiding the leno threads 3, the needle bar at the same time Training the shed serves.
  • Each needle 19 has an eyelet 19.1 at the end which is each a leno thread 3, as shown in Figures 8 and 9.
  • the second means 16 has to execute a movement oscillating vertically in the direction of the double arrow 20 in order to form the shed 21 shown in FIGS. 8 and 9.
  • the means 16 has connection means 16.1 at its free lower end.
  • length-adjustable connecting rods 22 are connected in an articulated manner, which in turn are operatively connected to the drive 11 via deflection levers 23 and at least one coupling element 24 and one coupling element 25.
  • the means 16 is equipped for its more stable, oscillating, vertical guide with side guides 26 which engage in known, machine-fixed side guides 27, in the manner of slide guides, as can be seen schematically in FIG.
  • connection means 16.1 are arranged on the second frame-shaped structure 16 at the lower free end.
  • the means 17 extending over the weaving width and deflecting the leno threads 3 in the direction of the needle 19 is arranged.
  • a needle bar 18, which is screw-connected to the structure 16 is received with the needles 19, which have an eyelet 19.1.
  • Figure 5 shows the first frame-shaped structure 1 with the guide means 2 and the bar 4 and the second frame-shaped structure 16 with the thread deflecting element 17 and the needle bar 18 with the needles 19 arranged as a structural unit in the weaving machine, not shown.
  • FIG. 6 shows a U-shaped structure 29 which is open at the top, the guiding threads 2 guiding the leno threads 3 and the bar 4 guiding the upright threads with the passages 6 being received by the warp-side leg 29.1 and held by the clamping strip 13.
  • the inner opposite side surfaces of the legs 29.1 and 29.2 are designed as vertical sliding guides for the frame-shaped structure 16 inserted between the legs with the connecting means 16.1, the thread deflecting element 17 and the needle bar 18 with needles 19 and eyes 19.1.
  • Figure 7 shows the frame-shaped structure 16 in a perspective view with the vertical guides 26 on the face side, which are arranged with the guides 27 arranged fixed to the machine engage when assembled, see also Figure 5.
  • FIG. 8 demonstrates the interplay of the means 1 or 29 and 16, which guide the upright threads 5 and the leno threads 3 and are arranged below the weaving plane 28, with the elements 2, 17, 19, 19.1 which guide the leno threads and with the elements 4, 6 which guide the upright threads in an air jet weaving machine, specifically on the warp side of the sley 30 carrying the reed 31.
  • the sley 30 and the reed 31 are in the illustration drawn with full lines in the weft insertion position with the shed 21 open. In the illustration with broken lines, the sley 30 with the reed 31 is in a position in which a weft thread is struck on the edge 32 of a woven fabric 33 by means of the reed 31.
  • the position of the edge 32 of the fabric formed is decisive for the weaving plane 28.
  • a means 34 guiding the finished leno fabric 33 is provided after the edge 32 (binding point) of a weft thread.
  • the shed 21 is formed in FIG. 8 by the upright threads 5 and the leno threads 3.
  • the upright threads 5 are guided in passages 6 of the strip 4 from a means 5, not shown, to the fabric 33 to be formed.
  • the leno threads are guided by a leno thread 3, not shown, via the thread deflecting element 17, through the eyelets 19.1 of the needle 19 to the tissue 33 to be formed.
  • the means 1 and 29, together with the thread guide means 2 and the bar 4 guiding the upright threads 5, perform a horizontally oscillating movement. see also Figure 1.
  • the means 16, together with the thread deflecting element 17 and the needle bar 18 with the needles 19, executes a vertically oscillating movement, as is also shown by the double arrow 20 in FIG. 3.
  • the needles 19 are thus oscillating for shed and tissue formation from a first end or reverse position below the weaving level into a second end or reverse position moved up and down above the web level.
  • FIG. 9 shows an alternative solution to the problem according to the invention to the solution shown in FIG. 8.
  • the bar 4 guiding the upright threads 5 with the passages 6 is positioned above the weaving plane, specifically at the free end of a frame-shaped structure 1 which, like the bar 4, extends over the weaving width of a weaving machine.
  • the drive for executing a horizontally oscillating movement takes place analogously to the drive solution described in FIG. 1.
  • the means 16 here is a frame-shaped structure with the element 17 deflecting the leno threads 3 and with a holder 35 which carries the needle bar 18 with the needles 19 and is connected to the means 16 by means of suitable means 36.
  • the element 17 deflecting the leno threads and the means carrying the holder 35 with the needle bar 18 with the needles 19 are arranged on the warp-like plane above the weaving plane 28 on the frame-like structure 16 in the manner of a shaft frame.
  • the structure 16 or the shaft frame for driving a vertically oscillating movement is driven analogously to the drive described in FIG. 3.
  • a frame 37 is mounted in the manner of a shaft frame on the upper free end of the leg 29.1 of the U-shaped structure 29.
  • the upper cross strut 37b of the frame connects the first lamella needle bar 39, for example via screws 38.
  • lamellae 39a are anchored in the lamella needle bar 39 and are spaced apart from one another.
  • a needle 39b with an eyelet 39b 'at the end, best seen in FIG. 10 is anchored in the bar between the spacings 40 of the slats 39a.
  • the eyelets 39b ' serve to guide the upright threads 5, at least between a warp thread monitor (not shown) and the binding point 32 of the fabric 33.
  • a second lamella needle bar 41 is arranged.
  • the second lamella needle bar 41 is identical to the first lamella needle bar 39 with the elements 39a, 39b, 39b '.
  • a common limiting means 39c; 41c is advantageously arranged at the end that the gaps or the distance 40 between the lamellae 39a; 41a closes. This prevents the leno threads 3 from falling out of the gaps 40 in the de-energized state, for example when changing the warp.

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DE2000103919 DE10003919B4 (de) 2000-01-29 2000-01-29 Webmaschine zum Herstellen eines Drehergewebes
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