EP1244831B1 - Procede de filature a fibres liberees, au moyen d'un rotor - Google Patents

Procede de filature a fibres liberees, au moyen d'un rotor Download PDF

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EP1244831B1
EP1244831B1 EP00991802A EP00991802A EP1244831B1 EP 1244831 B1 EP1244831 B1 EP 1244831B1 EP 00991802 A EP00991802 A EP 00991802A EP 00991802 A EP00991802 A EP 00991802A EP 1244831 B1 EP1244831 B1 EP 1244831B1
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Jürgen Meyer
Manfred Lassmann
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    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D01—NATURAL OR MAN-MADE THREADS OR FIBRES; SPINNING
    • D01H—SPINNING OR TWISTING
    • D01H4/00—Open-end spinning machines or arrangements for imparting twist to independently moving fibres separated from slivers; Piecing arrangements therefor; Covering endless core threads with fibres by open-end spinning techniques
    • D01H4/04—Open-end spinning machines or arrangements for imparting twist to independently moving fibres separated from slivers; Piecing arrangements therefor; Covering endless core threads with fibres by open-end spinning techniques imparting twist by contact of fibres with a running surface
    • D01H4/22—Cleaning of running surfaces
    • D01H4/24—Cleaning of running surfaces in rotor spinning
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D01—NATURAL OR MAN-MADE THREADS OR FIBRES; SPINNING
    • D01H—SPINNING OR TWISTING
    • D01H4/00—Open-end spinning machines or arrangements for imparting twist to independently moving fibres separated from slivers; Piecing arrangements therefor; Covering endless core threads with fibres by open-end spinning techniques
    • D01H4/48—Piecing arrangements; Control therefor
    • D01H4/50—Piecing arrangements; Control therefor for rotor spinning

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  • the invention relates to a method for open-end rotor spinning, in which the fibers to be spun over a Fiber guide channel conveyed into the rotor, the largest of which Rotor groove with inner diameter collected by the Rotor rotation under rotation in the area of a so-called Embedding zone integrated into the yarn end and as a finished yarn through a center and essentially in one plane with the Discharge nozzle arranged in the rotor groove can be pulled off.
  • JP-OS 49-54 639 A malfunction, as can be seen in JP-OS 49-54 639, due to strong impurities in the rotor, strong Fiber bundling or the failure of the vacuum supply are caused.
  • the resulting overturning of the Yarn end curvature is like this one in Japanese Disclosure Document has been described undesirable because the thread produced in this way in strength and Uniformity considerable disadvantages compared to a thread should have, in which the thread end in the direction of rotor rotation is curved.
  • To counter this tipping of the curvature Avoiding the direction of rotor rotation is described in JP-OS 49-54 639 proposed corresponding to the discharge nozzle and rotor base Arrange thread contact elements that the desired Stabilize the direction of curvature.
  • the invention is characterized by the features of claims 2 to 5 advantageously trained.
  • the method according to the invention is based on the finding that that with a direction of curvature of the thread end in Direction of rotation fibers coming from the fiber slide coming, reach the binding zone of the yarn end directly, initially in the opposite direction to the normal direction of yarn rotation Direction to be tied to the spinning yarn, after which at further withdrawal of the yarn with simultaneous rotation of the same around its own axis the direction of rotation of this fiber in the Main yarn direction changes.
  • the Fiber with its front end in the direction of rotor rotation reached the embedding zone first, at Direction of rotation of the fiber several locally concentrated Wraps arise.
  • the thread is constricted at this point with the consequence of thread unevenness and a slowed rotation propagation, which in turn leads to a Loss of strength in the thread leads.
  • the angular velocity of the separation point differs or the integration zone from the angular velocity of the rotor.
  • the binding zone hurries the rotor.
  • one Curvature of the yarn end against the direction of rotation of the rotor hurries the binding zone after the rotor.
  • the lag of the embedding zone already during the Piecing process can be set.
  • the means used to generate the rotational flow can also be used for so-called rotor flushing if the from a so-called fiber beard equalization fibers got into the rotor before the actual piecing must be removed again (see for example DE 197 09 747 A1).
  • Curvature of the yarn leg or the lag consists in the creation of a thread loop during the piecing process.
  • the thread end as usual, through the thread take-off tube into the rotor. Then a is in a radially spaced suction channel Suction flow is generated while the spinning vacuum is switched off becomes. This causes the thread end to migrate from the take-off nozzle this suction channel.
  • the conveyor length is controlled by the
  • the thread feed is controlled by the thread take-off tube. After the end of the feed, the thread end is in the suction channel clamped. Then vacuum is generated again and the rotor started. By further returning the thread a larger loop is formed between the discharge tube and Suction channel off.
  • Stopping fiber feeding before piecing is here not tied to a specific procedure. So can the fed fiber beard immediately downstream of the feed table can be redirected by suction air as long as this is necessary is. On the other hand, it is also possible to point this out Fiber flow deflection in the area of the fiber feed channel (see for example DE 31 18 382 A1). critical is only that in the piecing phase, in which the Direction of curvature of the thread forms the fiber feed is completely stopped.
  • FIG 1a the phases of the connection of a single fiber 4 during spinning with a leading binding zone, that is, the orientation of the yarn leg 3 in the direction of rotor rotation, are shown, this single fiber 4 reaching the fiber groove 2 into the rotor groove 1 at a time when its front end in the binding zone 5 of the yarn leg 3 is detected (phase 1).
  • phase 1 the fiber direction of rotation is Z-wire.
  • the fiber 4 gripped with its tip is first wound around the yarn jacket in an S rotation.
  • the tip of the fiber 4 approaches the point at which other parts of the fiber 4 are currently being wound around the yarn jacket.
  • phase 4 there is a change in the direction of rotation of the fiber 4 from S to Z, whereby several concentrated loops can arise. Overall, these loops constrict the yarn and form so-called belly bandages, which can interfere in the later processing process and reduce the overall quality of the yarn.
  • phase 5 it can then still be seen that the rest of the fiber 4 is then wound in a Z-twist, that is to say in the same twist as the rest of the yarn.
  • Phase 1 hits the fiber on the binding zone and is in Phase 2 through the yarn leg 3 in the area of the binding zone 5 detected.
  • the fiber tip of the fiber 4 follows the direction of rotation ⁇ G of the yarn on its own axis and becomes complete Deduction deducted from the rotor groove 1 in the Z rotation and around the Thread core wound (phases 3 to 5) while the fiber end in S twist is wound around the fiber core.
  • the fiber is not firmly integrated in the yarn core, but lies loosely around the Yarn surface.
  • FIGS. 2a and 2b show how the Connection of a single fiber 4 within the integration zone 5 takes place on the yarn leg 3 if with a lagging Embedding zone 5, that is, with a curvature of the Yarn leg is spun against the direction of rotation of the rotor.
  • Figure 2a shows in phases 1 to 5, like a fiber 4, the with its tip, coming from the fiber slide surface 2, the Tie-in zone 5 is reached around the yarn jacket. It can be seen that the fiber 4 in the tied the same direction of rotation to the twine leg 3 becomes like all other fibers. The only difference is Slope of twist slightly from the remaining fibers. As well it is the case according to FIG. 2b if the fiber 4 is initially included reached the end of the tie-in zone 5.
  • the yarns produced in this way consequently contain no more fibers, which is a normal direction of yarn rotation have different turns. But especially there are no constrictions due to changes in the direction of rotation the yarn quality and thus the possible uses of the affect spun yarn.
  • Figures 3 and 4 is a first variant for the Generation of a trailing embedding zone according to the invention shown and will be described in more detail below.
  • a channel plate adapter 10 which is inserted into a channel plate can be carried a trigger nozzle 11 with a Nozzle opening 13 and radially arranged ones known per se Notches 12, which serve to increase the spinning security.
  • Radial outside the discharge nozzle 11 open air outlets 14, which, like Arrows 15 indicate a tangential directional component have. Axially and radially offset also opens Fiber guide channel, the mouth opening 16 'can be seen.
  • the arrow 17 indicates that this fiber channel also has tangential alignment, as in FIG. 7 can be seen more clearly.
  • the tangential Directional components 15 and 17 are opposite.
  • the air outlets 14 are supplied via an annular duct 19, which in turn has a compressed air supply 20 and a Valve 21 to a compressed air source, not shown connected.
  • the compressed air supply 20 can also be a so-called Piecing aid can be coupled by air supply before actual piecing process in the rotor a rotor flush causes after fibers are pre-fed for fiber beard equalization that are not available for the piecing process should.
  • a facility like this would be suitable here is described for example in DE 197 09 747 A1. On For this reason, further details must be given at this point not be discussed in more detail.
  • the ring channel 19 is through appropriate shape of the base body of the Channel plate adapter 10 in connection with a cap 22 generated, which in turn carries the air outlets 14.
  • the Nozzle opening 13 opens into a thread take-off tube 18 that introduced the end of the yarn for piecing and after Piecing is continuously subtracted during the spinning process.
  • the tangential direction of the fiber flow indicated by 17, caused by the orientation of the fiber guide channel 16 corresponds to the operational direction of rotor rotation.
  • the compressed air supply via the Air outlets 14 achievable air rotation direction (see Arrows 15) the direction of rotation of the rotor.
  • About the Valve 21 turns the air supply to a first piecing phase limited, during which the thread end through the Thread take-off tube 18 and the nozzle opening 13 in the rotor is introduced. If the end of the yarn reaches the rotor groove 1, must this rotating air flow ensure that the End of twine bends counter to the direction of rotation of the rotor.
  • the sufficient centrifugal forces applying the end of the yarn is a reversal of the direction of deposit of the yarn end no longer to be expected.
  • the further spinning process can be carried out stably with lagging embedding zone.
  • FIGS. 5a to 5c and 6 A further variant is shown in FIGS. 5a to 5c and 6 Achieving the corresponding curvature of the yarn leg 3 shown.
  • Figure 5a shows a rotor 6, the direction of rotation or angular velocity ⁇ R ⁇ 0, that is, opposite to the operational direction of rotor rotation is set.
  • the through the discharge nozzle 7 in the rotor 6 inserted yarn legs 3 is accordingly in this Direction of rotor rotation deflected when it reaches the rotor groove.
  • the vacuum supply to the rotor housing should be be switched off so as not due to the tangential Opposite junction of the fiber guide channel To generate rotational flow.
  • Figure 5c shows the rotor run-up in operational rotation direction ( ⁇ R> 0). The remains Obtain the direction of curvature of the yarn leg 3.
  • the Acceleration is to be limited in such a way that the Direction of curvature of the yarn leg 3 in the direction of rotor rotation is avoided.
  • Figure 6 shows the movement of the rotor in the first Phase of the piecing process
  • curve 8 being a variant shows in which the direction of rotation of the rotor is directly from Reverse run is switched over to forward run.
  • FIG. 7 shows how a sliver 28, which is in a nip between a feed roller 26 and one Clamping table 27 is guided in the area of the teeth one Opening roller 24 comes within a Opening roller housing 23 rotates.
  • This opening roller 24 will the sliver 28 as it is the nip between Feed roller 26 and clamping table 27 leaves, in individual fibers resolved, through a dirt discharge opening 25 Dirt particles are excreted.
  • the through the Opening roller 24 combed fibers then reach one Fiber guide channel 16, through which it by means of in the rotor housing existing vacuum sucked and further accelerated become.
  • the fiber stream 29 is reduced by increasing the taper Fiber guide channel 16 accelerates and the fibers further stretched.
  • the fiber guide channel 16 opens at one Fiber channel opening 16 'in the rotor so that the fibers meet tangentially on the fiber sliding surface 2 of the rotor 6 and accelerated by the rapidly rotating rotor 6 and be stretched.
  • the lagging integration zone changes the Orientation of the fibers also during thread formation not again, because the yarn end on the mouth 16 'of Fiber guide channel 16 is directed, as can be seen in Figure 7 and consequently the fiber tips first to the yarn end be connected. In contrast, at leading Binding zone, the fiber ends are first tied to the yarn end.
  • FIG. 8 shows the assemblies 30 involved in the spinning process a spin box.
  • the rotor 6 is with its rotor shaft 6 'in a support disc bearing 40, that is, in the gussets support discs 41, 42 arranged in pairs, supported radially.
  • At the end of the rotor shaft 6 ' is an axial bearing 43 Rotor arranged, the rotor 6 axially in both directions fixed. It can be a magnetic one Rotor axial bearings act, as it does for example in the DE 198 19 766 A1 is described and shown.
  • the rotor 6 is arranged in a rotor housing 33 which via a suction line 46 with a vacuum source 47 is connected so that a permanent in the rotor housing 33 Spinning negative pressure prevails. This spinning vacuum ensures all that the fibers through the fiber guide channel 16 in the Rotor 6 are sucked.
  • a channel plate 32 is in a pivotable cover element 34 arranged, which in turn carries a channel plate adapter 31.
  • the cover element 34 can be pivoted about the pivot axis 35 become, whereby the rotor housing 33 is opened.
  • the rotor 6 can be cleaned or cleaned be removed.
  • this cover element 34 by means of a usually along the rotor spinning machine movable operating unit before the piecing process opened to carry out the rotor cleaning.
  • the opening roller 25 stored which has a Whorl 38 is driven by means of a tangential belt 37.
  • a drive shaft 36 drives the feed roller 26 via a worm gear not shown here.
  • the feed roller wears a crown 26 'on its front end Drive of the piecing carriage can be put on during of the piecing process controls the drive of the feed roller 36 from the piecing car.
  • the rotor 6 is over its rotor shaft 6 'by means of a Tangential belt 48 driven by a Pressure roller 49 held in frictional contact with the rotor shaft 6 ' becomes.
  • This tangential belt usually runs over the entire length of a rotor spinning machine so that it has all the rotors drives one side of the machine.
  • a drive motor 44 which has a Friction wheel 45 acts on one of the support disks 41 as soon as it is brought into contact with it.
  • This drive is how indicated by double arrow, by means of one not shown lifting device, to the support plate 41 or arranged movably away from it.
  • This additional Drive 44, 45 is in the first phase of the piecing process used to with pressed roller 49 and thus also lifted tangential belt 48 an opposite To generate rotor direction of rotation, like that in the context of Explanations of Figures 5a to 5c has been described. There this drive does not have to realize high speeds, it can can also be dimensioned very small.
  • the drive would also be conceivable Control unit to arrange and by the rotatable Introduce cover element 34 into the spin box.
  • FIG. 9 a further method for Formation of the curvature of the thread 3 against the Direction of rotor rotation shown.
  • the 1st phase shows the usual one Feeding the thread under the influence of in the spinning chamber prevailing negative pressure (spinning negative pressure) by the Thread take-off tube in the spinning chamber or in the Rotor.
  • phase 4 thread is passed through thread withdrawal tube 18 tracked while the spinning vacuum is back on and the rotor is started in its usual direction. This forms a loop of the thread 3, which is extends in the direction of the rotor rotation.
  • phase 5 the clamping is done by the clamping device 50 solved when so much thread is inserted into the rotor 6 that a deposit of the thread end 3 against the direction of rotation of the rotor is secured.
  • Phase 6 shows that the thread end comes out of the suction channel 51 out in the rotor groove 1.
  • phase 7 it is shown that with the further rotor run-up the thread is withdrawn from the rotor as quickly as possible, especially about a greater overlap between thread and then avoid re-feeding fibers. While in the Phases 1 to 6 no fibers may be fed to the rotor, so as not to fold the thread end in the direction of rotation of the rotor cause, the full fiber flow must suddenly in phase 7 Are available to get enough fibers in the To have rotor collecting groove 1 available, which is based on the Can tie thread end. In this way it is ensured that the so-called piecer in its cross-section and its Strength comes as close as possible to the normal thread.
  • Figure 10 shows a suction channel 51 Clamping / cutting device 53. If the thread through a Thread feeding device 60 (FIG. 11) in the fed length can be set so precisely that even in the suction channel a precisely specified thread length is sucked in, it is only necessary to provide a clamping device. On the more precise representation of such a clamping device was omitted here, since only such Knife falls away.
  • a clamping / cutting device 53 must be provided on Actuation switch 54 is with the Clamping / cutting device 53 coupled and this on and turn off.
  • 58 is on the piecing carriage an operating rod 55 is arranged, which is controlled on the Actuation switch 54 can act.
  • the piecing trailer 58 further includes a suction tube 56 which is connected to a Sealing element 57 can be coupled to the suction channel 51.
  • a support can still be seen from the piecing carriage 58 has a role that along the spinning machine to the respective boxes during the piecing process 58 supported.
  • the switching operations and the supply with the Auxiliary air flow can also pass through the spinning station itself respectively.
  • the same vacuum source can be used for this purpose also creates the spinning vacuum, especially in this case is also the cutting of the thread 3 by the clamping / cutting device 52 an advantage.
  • FIG Possibility of a fiber flow deflection shows.
  • Suction port 61 On Suction port 61 is via a valve 63 with a Suction air source 62 connected.
  • This suction air source 62 can again on the piecing carriage or at the spinning station itself be arranged. If the suction port 61 is sucked, it will fed by means of feed roller 26 over the clamping table 27 Sliver kept away from the clothing of the opening roller 24 and therefore no longer combed out. After a short term of the opening roller without tape feed are in the opening roller 24 no fibers left. Switching off the suction air in the Suction connection 61 by means of the valve 63 takes place in time, that when phase 7 from FIG. 9 is reached, the fiber flow in the rotor is fully available again.
  • Suction port 61 along the direction of the Opening roller 24 or on Fiber routing channel 16.

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  1. Procédé de filature à fibre libérée à rotor, selon lequel les fibres à filer sont transportées par l'intermédiaire d'un canal (16) de guidage de fibres dans le rotor (6), sont accumulées dans sa gorge de rotor (1) présentant le plus grand diamètre intérieur, sont, par la rotation du rotor, liées sous rotation dans l'extrémité du fil, dans la région d'une zone (5) dite de liage, et sont extraites sous forme de fil fini par une buse d'extraction (7, 11) disposée à distance de la gorge de rotor (1), centralement et essentiellement dans le même plan que la gorge de rotor (1), le flux de fibres sortant du canal (16) de guidage de fibres présentant une composante de direction dans la direction de rotation du rotor, et la branche de fil (3) s'étendant de la buse d'extraction (7, 11) à la gorge de rotor (1) étant, pendant le processus de filature, courbée à l'encontre de la direction de rotation du rotor au moins à proximité de la gorge de rotor (1).
  2. Procédé selon la revendication 1, caractérisé en ce que le flux de fibres est alimenté pour l'essentiel sur une face (2) de glissement de fibres située entre l'ouverture du rotor et la gorge de rotor (1).
  3. Procédé selon la revendication 1 ou 2, caractérisé en ce que la direction de courbure de la branche de fil (3) est produite pendant le processus de rattachement.
  4. Procédé selon la revendication 3, caractérisé en ce que, dans une première phase du processus de rattachement, un courant rotatif orienté tangentiellement à l'encontre de la direction de rotation de service du rotor est imprimé à l'extrémité du fil introduite dans le rotor (6) pour le rattachement, courant qui est suffisant pour produire la direction prévue de courbure de la branche de fil.
  5. Procédé selon la revendication 3, caractérisé en ce que le rotor (6) est, dans une première phase du processus de rattachement, d'abord entraíné à l'encontre de la direction de rotation de service du rotor de telle sorte que la direction prévue de courbure de la branche de fil (3) s'établit et que l'inversion de la direction de déplacement dans la direction de rotation de service du rotor ne dépasse pas une accélération angulaire ω ˙, qui peut produire le basculement de la direction de courbure.
  6. Procédé selon la revendication 3, caractérisé en ce que le fil ramené par le tube capillaire (18) d'extraction de fil au moyen de l'aspiration de la chambre de filature est, à sa sortie du tube capillaire d'extraction de fil, aspiré dans un canal d'aspiration (51) radialement distant par un courant auxiliaire d'application alors appliqué dans ce canal, et il est fixé en position dans ce canal d'aspiration, à la suite de quoi la dépression de filature est rétablie et le rotor (6) est mis en marche, de sorte qu'une boucle de fil s'étendant dans le rotor est orientée dans la direction de rotation du que, par la libération consécutive de l'extrémité de fil (3), cette dernière se dépose dans la gorge de rotor (1) de telle sorte qu'elle est orientée à l'encontre de la direction de rotation du rotor.
  7. Procédé selon la revendication 6, caractérisé en ce que, à la suite de la fixation en position de l'extrémité de fil (3) dans le canal d'aspiration (51), on continue à diriger suffisamment de fil à travers le tube capillaire (18) d'extraction de fil pour former une boucle de fil capable de suivre le courant d'air rotatif dans le rotor (6) remis en service.
  8. Procédé selon la revendication 6 ou 7, caractérisé en ce que l'extrémité de fil (3) est mise à longueur dans le canal d'aspiration (51), et l'extrémité de fil mise à longueur est fixée en position.
  9. Procédé selon l'une des revendications 1 à 8, caractérisé en ce que, pendant la phase d'orientation de l'extrémité de fil (3), le rotor (6) est maintenu exempt de fibres, et l'alimentation en fibres s'effectue, de façon discontinue, uniquement une fois que, sur la base de la force centrifuge, la direction de courbure de l'extrémité de fil (3) dans la gorge de rotor (1) s'est suffisamment stabilisée.
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