EP1960574A1 - Verfahren zum anspinnen eines fadens sowie rotorspinnmaschine zur durchführung des verfahrens - Google Patents
Verfahren zum anspinnen eines fadens sowie rotorspinnmaschine zur durchführung des verfahrensInfo
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D01—NATURAL OR MAN-MADE THREADS OR FIBRES; SPINNING
- D01H—SPINNING OR TWISTING
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a method for piecing the thread according to the preamble of claim 1 and a rotor spinning machine according to the preamble of claim 13.
- Spinning positions of the open-end rotor spinning machines are usually carried out by a piecing unit that moves along the spinning machine, the so-called piecing carriage.
- the piecing process takes place by means of a piecing program.
- Piecing program significantly influenced.
- the very complex process of determining the optimum piecing parameters has hitherto had to be carried out after each batch change and after each change in spinning parameters, such as, for example, a change in the warpage, the rotation coefficient, the rotor speed and the like.
- spinning parameters such as, for example, a change in the warpage, the rotation coefficient, the rotor speed and the like.
- a sufficiently good setting can often only be found after hours.
- This task is made more difficult when spinning fine yarns with high yarn numbers.
- With the small thread diameters, for example 0.2 mm with a thread number Nm 50 it is no longer possible for the user to visually record the deviations occurring in the 100th of a millimeter range without a machine visualization of the thread diameter.
- a major reason for the optimization effort lies in the fact that the fiber flow is only delayed when spinning and is not 100% available. This is due to the basic process of piecing.
- the fiber sliver After a process that triggers piecing, such as after a thread break or a bobbin change, the fiber sliver is switched off. However, the trailing opening roller still removes fibers from the fiber beard. To ensure the same conditions when piecing and therefore the same as possible
- the fiber beard is equalized before each piecing. Fibers continue to be combed out of the fiber beard until it is spun, thereby shortening the fiber beard.
- the pre-feed to form a fiber ring takes place during a predetermined time and is then switched off.
- the amount of fibers fed in can also be adjusted by setting the
- the preset piecing rotor speed starts feeding fibers. There is a certain delay in reaching the required fiber flow and possibly causes a diameter deviation after the piecer. For this reason, the fiber feed is switched on again shortly before thread take-off starts.
- the take-off speed then has a value which corresponds to the current rotor speed while maintaining the desired rotation of the spun thread. This is followed until the operating rotor speed is reached.
- Feeding in advance whereby the necessary lead time of the feeding is assumed to be constant for a given spinning geometry. Suitable technical aids and the use of software to visualize the piecing profile enable you to determine the add-on length.
- a piecing device is known from DE 199 55 674 A1, which is set up to determine the length of the feed accumulation required for the compensation of the diameter deviation from the determined length of the diameter deviation. For this purpose, a predeterminable number of test piecers without
- DE 199 55 674 A1 presents an algorithm by means of which the length of the thin point is determined on the basis of test piecers, which were produced without addition of feed. So that these test piecers with a pronounced thin spot at the end of the piecer can be created at all, is for them
- Test spinner reduced the delay to a spinnable
- the distance between the start of the piecer and this interface is then defined as the addition length and then the
- the fiber flow behavior can be determined under laboratory conditions by video recordings of the fiber flow in the fiber guide channel. The high technical effort does not allow this method to be used on every machine. Furthermore, the determination of the fiber flow behavior has to be carried out again each time the sliver changes.
- the two methods do not record the actual effects of the fiber flow behavior on the thread, since the fiber flow cannot be determined at the location of the thread formation because the inside of the rotor is closed
- the invention is therefore based on the object of providing a method for piecing the thread by which the
- Parameterization of a piecing process is simplified and to propose a rotor spinning machine that is set up to carry out the method.
- the amount of sliver depends on the transport path of the sliver feed, and that from the rotor speed-dependent run-up of the thread take-off by means of the sliver function
- the speed of the sliver feed is controlled with a time delay so that it results from the sliver function
- the sliver function determined after the measurement phase enables the determination of the sliver weight available for each feed path and the instantaneous speed of the feed for any given feed path
- the fiber sliver function determined according to the invention takes into account the fiber flow behavior which is subject to a number of influences, the main influence of which results from the natural short- and long-wave scattering of the fiber sliver and has an effect in the spinning rotor at the point of origin of the thread.
- the parameterization of the piecing process can be considerably simplified, since the fiber flow behavior that significantly influences the piecing process is taken into account by this function.
- a specially trained and experienced staff who empirically control the parameters must determine, or the need to determine the parameters complex laboratory tests and measurement equipment, as is necessary in the prior art, is not
- the dynamic feed addition of the missing sliver quantity which is based on the course of the sliver function, achieves a high quality of the piecer.
- the sliver function describes the fiber flow behavior at the place of yarn formation, in the rotor, and takes into account the redoubling of the thread that takes place in the rotor.
- a sliver characteristic value can be calculated from the sliver function, which is independent of a variation of the spinning parameters and / or spinning means and reflects the fiber flow behavior.
- the sliver characteristic value serves to simplify the description of the sliver function. A renewed calculation of the sliver characteristic value or determination of the sliver function is therefore only necessary in the event of a sliver change due to a change of lot with another sliver material, since the fiber flow behavior can change depending on the sliver material used.
- spinning parameters and / or the spinning means such as the rotor, the opening roller speed, the rotation coefficient or the warping, are changed without changing the sliver material, then it is no longer necessary to repeat the determination of the sliver function, since the sliver characteristic value or the sliver function also for changed spinning parameters, such as the warpage, the rotor speed, the rotation coefficient and the like, or spinning means remains valid.
- Automation of the determination of the fiber flow behavior and the determination of the sliver function or the sliver characteristic value describing it can also enable inexperienced operating personnel to produce piecers of high quality without having to carry out a complex optimization phase have to. It is only necessary to initiate a process that carries out the determination of the sliver function.
- the determination of a reliable fiber sliver characteristic value can be achieved after only a few piecers to be produced in the measurement phase.
- the feed drive and the pull drive are synchronized during the measurement phase, taking into account the delay.
- the distortion reduced in the measuring phase should be selected such that the diameter of the spun thread is not less than 70% of the average thread diameter. This ensures that the diameter deviations generated in the measuring phase after the piecing have a sufficient expression that is suitable
- the spinning delays are preferably halved. Furthermore, the piecers generated in the measurement phase should be discarded. For this purpose, the piecers generated during the measurement phase can be detected by a
- Suction device can be suctioned off. This ensures that the piezers generated in the measuring phase with the reduced warping do not get onto the package to be produced.
- the piecers generated during the measurement phase can be unwound from the spool before the next piecing process.
- the sensor device can be calibrated before each piecing process.
- external influences caused, for example, by finishing or fine dust and the like, which influence the measurement accuracy in the form of basic shading, can be taken into account.
- Warp corresponds to a specific sliver feed.
- the sliver function as one
- Exponential function can be defined, especially as an e-function.
- the exponential function on which the description of the sliver function is based reflects the course of the thread profile of the averaged piecer more precisely than the linearization of the thread diameter deviation in the area after the piecer, which is carried out according to the prior art, and is therefore more suitable for describing the fiber flow behavior.
- the sliver function can be used to compensate for variations in thread diameter as a function of different ones
- Threshold values are calculated.
- control device be set up to carry out the measurement phase and the evaluation for averaging and for determining the sliver function.
- the at least one spinning station can be used as a
- the pilot spinning station can determine the sliver function for an upcoming batch change, in which a sliver with properties other than the sliver processed up to that point is used. From the determined for the sliver
- the sliver parameters are determined and then passed on to the spinning positions at which the new sliver is to be processed.
- Both a single spinning station for the entire rotor spinning machine and one spinning station for each section of the rotor spinning machine can be designed as a pilot spinning station.
- Descriptive sliver characteristic value enables even inexperienced operating personnel to produce piezers of high quality, without having to carry out a complex optimization phase. It is only necessary to initiate a process on the control device which automatically determines the sliver function. By automatically generating the thread profile of an averaged piecer, a reliable sliver function or a sliver characteristic value describing it can be produced after a few in the measurement phase
- Piecing can be determined.
- Control device control the measurement and averaging of the reference thread.
- the reference thread diameter determined in this way serves as the basis for normalizing the thread diameter measured in the subsequent measuring phase
- the control device can measure, evaluate and
- the control device can preferably be operated via a
- the rotor spinning machine connected, for example in the form of a bus system or by wirelessly communicating devices. Furthermore, the rotor spinning machine can have at least one
- each spinning station can have one
- Fig. 1 is a simplified schematic representation of a
- Fig. 2 is an average piecing profile from a variety of
- FIG. 3 shows the averaged piecing profile according to FIG. 2 with different tau values shown therein;
- Fig. 4 shows the course of a sliver characteristic for the averaged
- Fig. 5 shows a course of a sliver function for the averaged
- FIG. 1 is a schematic side view of one half of an open-end rotor spinning machine producing cross-wound bobbins
- Such rotor spinning machines have a large number of similar spinning stations 1 between their end frames (not shown), the components of which are driven by a single motor.
- the spinning station 1 has an opening device 2, into which a feed roller 4 is used
- Sliver 5 is introduced.
- the feed roller 4 is driven by a continuously variable feed motor 3.
- the sliver 5 becomes a rotating in the housing 6,
- the spun thread 16 is drawn out of the fiber collecting groove 12 through the thread take-off tube 17 in the direction of arrow 18 with the aid of a pull-off direction 19.
- the spinning rotor 11 is fastened on a shaft 13, which is preferably designed as an external rotor of a single-motor drive 14.
- the take-off device 19 for the spun thread 16 has a pair of rollers between which the thread 16 to be drawn is guided. During normal spinning operation, the thread 16 follows the broken line 15 after the take-off device 19 and is continuously wound onto a cheese, not shown here.
- the piecing stations 1 are each fed a piecing unit which can be moved along the rotor spinning machine and which carries out the automatic piecing process. The piecing unit is not shown here for reasons of simplification. In an alternative
- Thread 16 in sections in the piecing unit, which is indicated schematically by the thread deflection between the take-off device 19 and a thread guide 20.
- the thread 16 is indicated schematically by the thread deflection between the take-off device 19 and a thread guide 20.
- the thread guide 20 is followed by a cleaner 25 in the thread path.
- the cleaner 25 comprises a sensor device 23 which monitors the occurrence of fluctuations in the diameter of the thread 16 and, if necessary, outputs a thread interruption signal. Is a thread interruption signal from the cleaner 25
- the arrangement of this assembly can preferably be provided in the area between the thread draw-off tube 17 and the draw-off device 19.
- the spun-out thread 16 is kept under tension by the draw-off device 19, whereby an exact measurement of the thread diameter is ensured.
- the thread diameter is checked during the
- Sensor device 23 to the changing speed of the accelerated thread 16 can be adjusted by the thread take-off roller driven by a drive 26
- Trigger device 19 by means of a sensor 27 pulses
- the determination of the thread take-off speed can alternatively, for example, by a non-contact measurement directly on the thread 16.
- the control device 24 is connected to a control device 28 of the spinning station 1.
- the control device 28 is connected via line 29 to further modules of the rotor spinning machine
- the process of automatic piecing presupposes an optimal parameterization of the piecing program to be processed by the piecing unit.
- a fiber band function is described according to the invention for automatic parameterization, which describes the fiber flow behavior, the flow behavior mainly due to the natural short- and long-wave
- the sliver function reflects the fiber flow behavior in the form of the amount of sliver fed to the spinning rotor 11 depending on the transport path of the sliver feed.
- the sliver function is first spun a thread length of at least 400 m.
- the thread diameter is measured by the sensor device 23 over this thread length and passed on to the control device 24.
- Thread diameter is averaged, which is used for further assessment as a reference thread diameter.
- the reference thread diameter which represents a thread diameter of 100%, is used to standardize subsequently measured thread diameters.
- the feed addition is set during the test phase in a manner known from the prior art (Raasch et. Al OE rotor spiders ", Melliand textile reports 4/1989,
- the subsequent measurement phase is carried out without adding a feed.
- the thread diameter of the diameter deviation occurring after the piecer should not be less than 70% of the reference thread diameter.
- the warpage is reduced by 50% by doubling the feed speed of the sliver 5.
- the feed must advance the take-off by a defined period of time.
- the course of the run-up function of the feed motor 3 follows almost exactly the course of the run-up function of the drive 26 of the pull-off device 19.
- the speeds of the pull-in motor 3 and the drive 26 synchronized.
- rotation describes the number of rotations on 1 meter thread 16 and n rotor the rotor speed at the time of the take-off.
- the calculation of the draw-in speed v E i nto g thus requires knowledge of the rotor speed n ro tor (start discharge) i m at the time of draw-off of the filament 16 ahead.
- the rotor speed n Rot or (start deduction) is determined by calculating the expected rotor speed depending on the speed increase according to the following formula: n rotor (start withdrawal) n rotor (start withdrawal) ⁇ * ⁇ ⁇ n rotor (pitch) VOre i XZ ei tJ.
- n rotor S tart ⁇ bzug
- n ro tor start entering the rotor speed at the time of commencement of the feeder
- nR ot o r (u St eig ng) describes the increase in the rotor speed over the period of the run of the spinning rotor 11 to reach the operating speed of time.
- the lead time indicates the period of time by which the feed motor 3 with respect to the drive 26 of the
- Take-off device 19 must advance to provide fiber material for the piecer.
- a calibration of the sensor device 23 is carried out before the start of the measurement phase and after each measurement that has taken place during the measurement phase. This is done in such a way that a measurement is carried out with the sensor device 23 without the thread 16 being fed to it, in order to avoid the existing one
- the drive of the package to be wound up and the thread guide 20 are put out of operation.
- the piecers produced in the measurement phase and the thread lengths adjoining the piecers are discharged via the thread draw-off tube 17. This ensures that the newly spun out during the measurement phase Thread 16 with half the thread number is not used as a piecing thread.
- the measuring phase begins with the start of the withdrawal of the thread 16 when the rotor 11 has the required for piecing
- the entire measurement phase is repeated at least 5 times in order to be able to determine a meaningful sliver function. From the recorded and standardized thread diameter values of the
- a thread profile is now used for the evaluation, which begins with the averaged piecer, as shown in FIG. 2.
- the averaged piecer has a clear diameter deviation in its course of the thread profile, from the course of which the sliver function describing the fiber flow behavior is subsequently calculated.
- the course of the thread profile of the averaged piecer in the area of the diameter deviation can essentially be determined by the course of a
- Play exponential function especially an e-function.
- 5 shows the course of the thread profile of the averaged piecer and the course of the corresponding sliver function.
- the X and Y coordinates of the minimum value of the thread profile of the averaged piecer are first determined. Then the calculation of
- the threshold values represent Y.
- Thread diameter of 63% The threshold value Y is calculated using the formula:
- Reference thread diameter is obtained. The calculation is based on the formula: average thread diameter after rotor run-up
- Thread mean rotor run-up - ——
- the thread length s is first used as a function in Dependence on the threshold values Y and the determined values of the X coordinate of the respective threshold value Y for the
- a mean thread length s M is then formed from all the thread lengths s (X, Y) calculated using the fiber band function.
- Sliver function s (X, Y) determined sliver characteristic value S FKB (X / Y) plotted against the number of piecing attempts.
- the fiber sliver characteristic value which arises approximately from the tenth piecing test moves by a constant value, so that the fiber sliver characteristic value can be assumed to be approximately constant.
- the feed motor 3 In order to ensure that the currently required amount of fibers is present in the spinning rotor 11 at every take-off time, as already described, the feed motor 3 must correspond to that of the
- Rotor speeds n rotor if it occurs due to the lower rotor speeds during piecing, that the spinning tension on the thread 16 is lower than normal, as a result of which the friction and thus the false wire effect on the draw-off nozzle is not sufficient for a stable running condition.
- the drive function of the feed motor 3 is determined by means of the sliver function s (X, Y).
- the time t Te iistr ec ke for spinning a section is calculated as follows:
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| PCT/EP2006/010502 WO2007065506A1 (de) | 2005-12-10 | 2006-11-02 | Verfahren zum anspinnen eines fadens sowie rotorspinnmaschine zur durchführung des verfahrens |
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