EP2034065A1 - Yarn loop density adjustment apparatus for circular knitting machines - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a yarn loop density adjustment apparatus for circular knitting machines and particularly to a yarn loop density adjustment apparatus capable of adjusting individual cam on a saddle seat.
- a circular knitting machine can control the yarn loop density of fabrics by adjusting the position of cams.
- the circular knitting machine has a plurality of cams to adjust the yarn loop density at different locations of a fabric.
- Conventional techniques mostly aim to adjust the position of a single cam.
- R.O.C utility patent Nos. M251848 and M247597 granted to the Applicant disclose an adjustment method that has a regulation wheel turnable to drive a slider to adjust the position of a cam. The adjustment task is done manually. When the number of cams to be adjusted is great, to do adjustment takes a great deal of manpower and time. Human errors also are prone to occur. To remedy this problem, U.S. patent No.
- 5511392 discloses a method which has an elevating means to adjust the vertical position of a mounting plate, thereby saddle seats which hold cams and are located on the mounting plate can be moved up or down. While it can adjust the vertical positions of multiple cams, it cannot fine tune the yarn loop density of individual fabric zones.
- U.S. patent No. 7065988 discloses a device aiming to alter stitch tightness of circular knitting machines. It is coupled with a movement adjuster connecting to a slider which is slidable on a cam box of a knitting machine and supports a knockover cam.
- the movement adjuster includes an actuator connecting to an adjustment cam, and may be driven to rotate the adjustment cam about its axis to a selected angle.
- the adjustment cam has an external active profile and two cam followers that are located on the slider. When the adjustment cam is driven by the actuator, the two cam followers adjust the cam position on the slider. It aims to adjust the position of a single cam without relying on moving up or down of the mounting plate.
- the actuator also provides driving to eliminate the uncertainty of human control and tedious operation.
- the adjustment cam is an eccentric cam in contact with the two cam followers. The contact positions require precise calculation and fabrication to ensure that the cam can provide accurate movement. Moreover, the adjustment cam is embedded deeply in the saddle seat. Its size and moving track range are restricted. Thus fabrication is difficult.
- the primary object of the present invention is to provide positional adjustment for a single cam. It is structured simpler, and easier to fabricate or install in practice.
- the present invention provides a yarn loop density adjustment apparatus for circular knitting machines. It is installed on a circular knitting machine which has at least one needle to draw a knitting yarn.
- the yarn loop density apparatus includes a saddle seat coupled on the circular knitting machine and a driving means installed on the saddle seat.
- the saddle seat has a transmission mechanism driven by the driving means, a slider driven by the transmission mechanism and a cam fastened to the slider to guide movements of the needle.
- the slider and the saddle seat are interposed by an elastic element to keep the slider in contact with the transmission mechanism.
- the transmission mechanism has first teeth.
- the slider has second teeth corresponding to the first teeth.
- Another object of the invention is to prevent errors resulting from manual adjustment of the cam position, and maintain or adjust any time the cam position during operation of the circular knitting machine.
- the invention further includes a detection means to detect a driving condition of the driving means.
- the detection means generates a detection signal according to the driving condition of the driving means and inputs to a processing unit.
- the processing unit feedbacks an adjustment signal based on the detection signal to the driving means to adjust the driving condition thereof.
- the driving condition is the rotational speed of the driving means.
- the processing unit can preset a standard signal to determine the cam position and compare with the detection signal to output of the adjustment signal.
- the cam can be moved to a preset position through the standard signal during operation of the circular knitting machine.
- the cam position may be changed during operation of the circular knitting machine to alter the yarn loop density to fabricate more versatile patterned fabrics.
- the yarn loop density adjustment apparatus for circular knitting machines of the invention is installed on a circular knitting machine which has at least one needle (not shown in the drawings) to draw a knitting yarn.
- the yarn loop density adjustment apparatus includes a saddle seat 20 coupled on the circular knitting machine and a driving means 30 installed on the saddle seat 20.
- the saddle seat 20 has a transmission mechanism 21 driven by the driving means 30, a slider 22 driven by the transmission mechanism 21 and a cam 23 fastened to the slider 22 to guide movements of the needle.
- the driving means 30 is a serve motor to provide the driving source of the transmission mechanism 21.
- the transmission mechanism 21 is a gear set including a first gear 211 driven by the slider 22, a second gear 212 coupled with the driving means 30 and be driven thereof to drive the first gear 211.
- the first gear 211 has first teeth 211a formed thereon.
- the slider 22 has second teeth 221 mating the first teeth 211a.
- the first gear 211 further has third teeth 211b.
- the second gear 212 has fourth teeth 212a mating the third teeth 211b.
- an elastic element 222 may be interposed between the slider 22 and the saddle seat 20 to push the slider 22 in contact with the transmission mechanism 21.
- the saddle seat 20 has a track 24 to hold the moving displacement of the slider 22.
- the elastic element 222 has one end coupling with the slider 22 and other end coupling with the bottom 241 of the track 24.
- the elastic element 222 provides a force to push the slider 22 in contact forcefully with the first gear 211 so that the engagement of the second teeth 221 of the slider 22 and the first teeth 211a of the first gear 211 is closer and tighter.
- the yarn loop density adjustment apparatus for circular knitting machines further has a detection means 40 located on the driving means 30 to detect the driving condition thereof.
- the detection means 40 is used on the driving means 30 which includes a stepping motor or server motor.
- the detection means 40 includes an optical grid disk 41 driven by the driving means 30 to be rotated therewith, a light emitter 42 and a light receiver 43 located on a light emission path.
- the optical grid disk 41 has a plurality of scale holes 411 that are equally spaced from one another to allow the light emitted from the light emitter 42 to pass through and reach the light receiver 43.
- the rotation angle and speed can be calculated.
- the optical grid disk 41 further has an initial hole 412.
- the detection means 40 has an initial spot sensor 44 corresponding to the initial hole 412. External light can trigger the initial spot sensor 44 through the initial hole 412 to allow detection to be performed to indicate that the optical grid disk 41 has finished one cycle of rotation or being located at the initial spot position.
- the detection means 40 is electrically connected to a processing unit 50.
- the detection means 40 includes the light receiver 43 and the initial spot sensor 44.
- the light receiver 43 detects the driving condition of the driving means 30 and generates a first detected signal A.
- the driving condition may be rotational speed or direction.
- the initial spot sensor 44 detects the initial hole 412 of the optical grid disk 41 and generates a second detected signal B.
- Both the first and second detected signals A and B are input into the processing unit 50 which, through an input device 51, can preset a standard signal C to determine the position of the cam 23.
- the input device 51 may be a keyboard, mouse, or touch panel.
- the references of input device 51 r mentioned above serve only for illustrative purpose, and are not the limitation of the invention.
- the detected signal A or B input to the processing unit 50 is compared with the standard signal C, and an adjustment signal D is sent back to the driving means 30 to adjust the driving condition thereof.
- the driving means 30 is a server motor. Based on the adjustment signal D the rotational speed or direction may be changed.
- the server motor drives the second gear 212 to rotate, and through the fourth teeth 212a and the third teeth 211 b that are engaged, the rotation is transmitted to the first gear 211. Then through the engagement of the first teeth 211 a and the second teeth 221, the slider 22 can be moved to the displacement desired. Referring to FIG.
- the detected signals A and B can be input to the processing unit 50 through the light receiver 43 and initial spot sensor 44 to indicate the driving condition of the driving means 30, or the actual position of the cam 23.
- the driving condition of the driving means 30 can be detected through the light receiver 43 and initial spot sensor 44, and through the input device 51 a preset driving condition may be set, by comparing the detected signals A and B with the standard signal C, the adjustment signal D can be sent back to the driving means 30 to adjust the driving condition of the driving means 30 at a preset condition, and also move the cam 23 to the preset position.
- the yarn loop density adjustment apparatus for circular knitting machines of the invention can adjust the position of a single cam 23 to control the yarn loop density to fabricate fabrics with more versatile patterns.
- a simple gear set to drive the movement of the slider 22 the position of the cam 23 can be adjusted. It greatly reduces fabrication difficulty.
- the displacement of the cam 23 can be adjusted precisely.
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- The present invention relates to a yarn loop density adjustment apparatus for circular knitting machines and particularly to a yarn loop density adjustment apparatus capable of adjusting individual cam on a saddle seat.
- A circular knitting machine can control the yarn loop density of fabrics by adjusting the position of cams. The circular knitting machine has a plurality of cams to adjust the yarn loop density at different locations of a fabric. Conventional techniques mostly aim to adjust the position of a single cam. For instance, R.O.C utility patent Nos. M251848 and M247597 granted to the Applicant disclose an adjustment method that has a regulation wheel turnable to drive a slider to adjust the position of a cam. The adjustment task is done manually. When the number of cams to be adjusted is great, to do adjustment takes a great deal of manpower and time. Human errors also are prone to occur. To remedy this problem,
U.S. patent No. 5511392 discloses a method which has an elevating means to adjust the vertical position of a mounting plate, thereby saddle seats which hold cams and are located on the mounting plate can be moved up or down. While it can adjust the vertical positions of multiple cams, it cannot fine tune the yarn loop density of individual fabric zones. -
U.S. patent No. 7065988 discloses a device aiming to alter stitch tightness of circular knitting machines. It is coupled with a movement adjuster connecting to a slider which is slidable on a cam box of a knitting machine and supports a knockover cam. The movement adjuster includes an actuator connecting to an adjustment cam, and may be driven to rotate the adjustment cam about its axis to a selected angle. The adjustment cam has an external active profile and two cam followers that are located on the slider. When the adjustment cam is driven by the actuator, the two cam followers adjust the cam position on the slider. It aims to adjust the position of a single cam without relying on moving up or down of the mounting plate. The actuator also provides driving to eliminate the uncertainty of human control and tedious operation. The adjustment cam is an eccentric cam in contact with the two cam followers. The contact positions require precise calculation and fabrication to ensure that the cam can provide accurate movement. Moreover, the adjustment cam is embedded deeply in the saddle seat. Its size and moving track range are restricted. Thus fabrication is difficult. - The primary object of the present invention is to provide positional adjustment for a single cam. It is structured simpler, and easier to fabricate or install in practice. To achieve the foregoing object the present invention provides a yarn loop density adjustment apparatus for circular knitting machines. It is installed on a circular knitting machine which has at least one needle to draw a knitting yarn. The yarn loop density apparatus includes a saddle seat coupled on the circular knitting machine and a driving means installed on the saddle seat. The saddle seat has a transmission mechanism driven by the driving means, a slider driven by the transmission mechanism and a cam fastened to the slider to guide movements of the needle. The slider and the saddle seat are interposed by an elastic element to keep the slider in contact with the transmission mechanism. The transmission mechanism has first teeth. The slider has second teeth corresponding to the first teeth. When the transmission mechanism is driven by the driving means, through mutual engagement of the first teeth and the second teeth, the slider can be driven to generate a moving displacement. By means of the mating teeth formed on the transmission mechanism and the slider the position of the cam can be precisely adjusted.
- Another object of the invention is to prevent errors resulting from manual adjustment of the cam position, and maintain or adjust any time the cam position during operation of the circular knitting machine. To achieve this object the invention further includes a detection means to detect a driving condition of the driving means. The detection means generates a detection signal according to the driving condition of the driving means and inputs to a processing unit. The processing unit feedbacks an adjustment signal based on the detection signal to the driving means to adjust the driving condition thereof. The driving condition is the rotational speed of the driving means. The processing unit can preset a standard signal to determine the cam position and compare with the detection signal to output of the adjustment signal. Thus the cam can be moved to a preset position through the standard signal during operation of the circular knitting machine. Or the cam position may be changed during operation of the circular knitting machine to alter the yarn loop density to fabricate more versatile patterned fabrics.
- The foregoing, as well as additional objects, features and advantages of the invention will be more readily apparent from the following detailed description, which proceeds with reference to the accompanying drawings.
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FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the yarn loop density adjustment apparatus for circular knitting machines of the invention. -
FIG. 2 is an exploded view of an embodiment of the yarn loop density adjustment apparatus for circular knitting machines of the invention. -
FIG. 3 is another exploded view of an embodiment of the yarn loop density adjustment apparatus for circular knitting machines of the invention. -
FIG. 4 is a perspective view of another embodiment of the yarn loop density adjustment apparatus for circular knitting machines of the invention. -
FIG. 5 is an exploded view of another embodiment of the yarn loop density adjustment apparatus for circular knitting machines of the invention. -
FIG. 6 is a signal block diagram of another embodiment of the yarn loop density adjustment apparatus for circular knitting machines of the invention. -
FIG. 7A is a schematic view of another embodiment of the yarn loop density adjustment apparatus for circular knitting machines of the invention in an operating condition. -
FIG.7B is a schematic view of another embodiment of the yarn loop density adjustment apparatus for circular - knitting machines of the invention in another operating condition. - Please refer to
FIGS. 1 ,2 and3 for an embodiment of the invention. The yarn loop density adjustment apparatus for circular knitting machines of the invention is installed on a circular knitting machine which has at least one needle (not shown in the drawings) to draw a knitting yarn. The yarn loop density adjustment apparatus includes asaddle seat 20 coupled on the circular knitting machine and a driving means 30 installed on thesaddle seat 20. Thesaddle seat 20 has atransmission mechanism 21 driven by the driving means 30, aslider 22 driven by thetransmission mechanism 21 and acam 23 fastened to theslider 22 to guide movements of the needle. - In this embodiment the driving means 30 is a serve motor to provide the driving source of the
transmission mechanism 21. Thetransmission mechanism 21 is a gear set including afirst gear 211 driven by theslider 22, asecond gear 212 coupled with the driving means 30 and be driven thereof to drive thefirst gear 211. Thefirst gear 211 hasfirst teeth 211a formed thereon. Theslider 22 hassecond teeth 221 mating thefirst teeth 211a. Moreover, thefirst gear 211 further hasthird teeth 211b. Thesecond gear 212 hasfourth teeth 212a mating thethird teeth 211b. When the driving means 30 drives thesecond gear 212, through engagement of thefourth teeth 212a and thethird teeth 211b, thefirst gear 211 is driven and rotates. Through engagement of thefirst teeth 211a of thefirst gear 211 and thesecond teeth 221 of theslider 22, theslider 22 is driven to generate a moving displacement. - To avoid not fully engagement resulting from tolerances of the
second teeth 221 and thefirst teeth 211 a that might cause a displacement error of theslider 22 driven by the driving means 30 through thetransmission mechanism 21, anelastic element 222 may be interposed between theslider 22 and thesaddle seat 20 to push theslider 22 in contact with thetransmission mechanism 21. In this embodiment thesaddle seat 20 has atrack 24 to hold the moving displacement of theslider 22. Theelastic element 222 has one end coupling with theslider 22 and other end coupling with thebottom 241 of thetrack 24. Theelastic element 222 provides a force to push theslider 22 in contact forcefully with thefirst gear 211 so that the engagement of thesecond teeth 221 of theslider 22 and thefirst teeth 211a of thefirst gear 211 is closer and tighter. Thus when thetransmission mechanism 21 rotates it can precisely drive theslider 22 to generate the moving displacement as desired. - Refer to
FIGS. 4 and5 for another embodiment of the invention. The yarn loop density adjustment apparatus for circular knitting machines further has a detection means 40 located on the driving means 30 to detect the driving condition thereof. The detection means 40 is used on the driving means 30 which includes a stepping motor or server motor. The detection means 40 includes anoptical grid disk 41 driven by the driving means 30 to be rotated therewith, alight emitter 42 and alight receiver 43 located on a light emission path. Theoptical grid disk 41 has a plurality of scale holes 411 that are equally spaced from one another to allow the light emitted from thelight emitter 42 to pass through and reach thelight receiver 43. When theoptical grid disk 41 is driven and rotated by the driving means 30, the light emitted from thelight emitter 42 passes through or is blocked due to the spaced scale holes 411. Thus based on the number and frequency of the light being spaced the rotation angle and speed can be calculated. - To facilitate interpretation and determination of the rotational position of the
optical grid disk 41, theoptical grid disk 41 further has aninitial hole 412. And the detection means 40 has aninitial spot sensor 44 corresponding to theinitial hole 412. External light can trigger theinitial spot sensor 44 through theinitial hole 412 to allow detection to be performed to indicate that theoptical grid disk 41 has finished one cycle of rotation or being located at the initial spot position. - Refer to
FIG. 6 for the signal block diagram of another embodiment of the invention showing. The detection means 40 is electrically connected to aprocessing unit 50. As previously discussed, the detection means 40 includes thelight receiver 43 and theinitial spot sensor 44. Thelight receiver 43 detects the driving condition of the driving means 30 and generates a first detected signal A. The driving condition may be rotational speed or direction. Theinitial spot sensor 44 detects theinitial hole 412 of theoptical grid disk 41 and generates a second detected signal B. Both the first and second detected signals A and B are input into theprocessing unit 50 which, through aninput device 51, can preset a standard signal C to determine the position of thecam 23. Theinput device 51 may be a keyboard, mouse, or touch panel. The references of input device 51 r mentioned above serve only for illustrative purpose, and are not the limitation of the invention. The detected signal A or B input to theprocessing unit 50 is compared with the standard signal C, and an adjustment signal D is sent back to the driving means 30 to adjust the driving condition thereof. - Before or during operation of the circular knitting machine equipped with the invention, enter the standard signal C that determines the position of the
cam 23 through theinput device 51 to theprocessing unit 50, and output the adjustment signal D to the driving means 30 to activate or adjust the driving condition of the driving means 30. The driving means 30 is a server motor. Based on the adjustment signal D the rotational speed or direction may be changed. The server motor drives thesecond gear 212 to rotate, and through thefourth teeth 212a and thethird teeth 211 b that are engaged, the rotation is transmitted to thefirst gear 211. Then through the engagement of thefirst teeth 211 a and thesecond teeth 221, theslider 22 can be moved to the displacement desired. Referring toFIG. 7A , when the server motor rotates in the clockwise direction, theslider 22 is moved downwards along thetrack 24 of thesaddle seat 20. On the other hand, when the server motor rotates in the counterclockwise direction, theslider 22 is moved upwards along thetrack 24 of thesaddle seat 20 as shown inFIG. 7B . As thecam 23 is fastened to theslider 22, when theslider 22 is moved along thetrack 24 of thesaddle seat 20, thecam 23 also is moved upwards or downwards. During operation of the circular knitting machine, the detection means 40 continuously detects the driving condition of the driving means 30, including the rotational speed or direction. As theoptical grid disk 41 is coupled with the driving means 30 (referring toFIGS. 7A and 7B ), the detected signals A and B can be input to theprocessing unit 50 through thelight receiver 43 andinitial spot sensor 44 to indicate the driving condition of the driving means 30, or the actual position of thecam 23. As the driving condition of the driving means 30 can be detected through thelight receiver 43 andinitial spot sensor 44, and through the input device 51 a preset driving condition may be set, by comparing the detected signals A and B with the standard signal C, the adjustment signal D can be sent back to the driving means 30 to adjust the driving condition of the driving means 30 at a preset condition, and also move thecam 23 to the preset position. - As a conclusion, the yarn loop density adjustment apparatus for circular knitting machines of the invention can adjust the position of a
single cam 23 to control the yarn loop density to fabricate fabrics with more versatile patterns. Through a simple gear set to drive the movement of theslider 22 the position of thecam 23 can be adjusted. It greatly reduces fabrication difficulty. In cooperating with the detection means 40 to detect the driving condition, the displacement of thecam 23 can be adjusted precisely. Thus the present invention provides a significant improvement over the conventional techniques. - While the preferred embodiments of the invention have been set forth for the purpose of disclosure, modifications of the disclosed embodiments of the invention as well as other embodiments thereof may occur to those skilled in the art. Accordingly, the appended claims are intended to cover all embodiments which do not depart from the spirit and scope of the invention.
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- A yarn loop density adjustment apparatus for a circular knitting machine, characterized by:a saddle seat (20) having a transmission mechanism (21), a slider (22) driven by the transmission mechanism (21) and a cam (23) fastened to the slider (22); anda driving means (30) installed on the saddle seat (20) to drive the transmission mechanism (21);wherein the transmission mechanism (21) has first teeth (211 a) and the slider (22) has second teeth (221) corresponding to and engageable with the first teeth (211 a), said transmission mechanism (21) driven by the driving means (30) moving the slider (22) to generate a moving displacement due to the engagement of the first teeth (211 a) with the second teeth (221).
- The yarn loop density adjustment apparatus of claim 1,
wherein the transmission mechanism (21) is a gear set. - The yarn loop density adjustment apparatus of claim 1 or 2,
wherein the slider (22) and the saddle seat (20) are interposed by an elastic element (222) to push the slider (22) in contact with the transmission mechanism (21). - The yarn loop density adjustment apparatus of any of the preceding claims, wherein the driving means (30) is a server motor.
- A yarn loop density adjustment apparatus for a circular knitting machine, characterized by:a saddle seat (20) having a transmission mechanism (21), a slider (22) driven by the transmission mechanism (21) and a cam (23) fastened to the slider (22), said transmission mechanism (21) having first teeth (211a) and said slider (22) having second teeth (221) corresponding to the first teeth (211a);a driving means (30) installed on the saddle seat (20) to drive the transmission mechanism (21); anda detection means (40) located on the driving means (30) to detect a driving condition of the driving means (30);wherein the detection means (40) generates a detected signal (A, B) according to the driving condition of the driving means (30) and inputs the detected signal to a processing unit (50) which feeds back an adjustment signal (D) based on the detection signal (A, B) to the driving means (30) to adjust the driving condition thereof.
- The yarn loop density adjustment apparatus of claim 5,
wherein the transmission mechanism (21) is a gear set. - The yarn loop density adjustment apparatus of claim 5 or 6,
wherein the slider (22) and the saddle seat (20) are interposed by an elastic element (222) to push the slider (22) in contact with the transmission mechanism (21). - The yarn loop density adjustment apparatus of any of claims 5 to 7, wherein the driving means (30) is a server motor.
- The yarn loop density adjustment apparatus of any of claims 5 to 7, wherein the driving means (30) is a stepping motor.
- The yarn loop density adjustment apparatus of any of claims 5 to 9, wherein the processing unit (50) presets a standard signal (C) to determine the position of the cam (23) and outputs the adjustment signal (D) after a comparison with the detected signal (A, B).
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