EP2151514A1 - Dispositif de collecte de faisceaux de fibres pour machine à filer - Google Patents

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EP2151514A1
EP2151514A1 EP09166088A EP09166088A EP2151514A1 EP 2151514 A1 EP2151514 A1 EP 2151514A1 EP 09166088 A EP09166088 A EP 09166088A EP 09166088 A EP09166088 A EP 09166088A EP 2151514 A1 EP2151514 A1 EP 2151514A1
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Kohei Sato
Takahisa Ishii
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    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D01—NATURAL OR MAN-MADE THREADS OR FIBRES; SPINNING
    • D01H—SPINNING OR TWISTING
    • D01H5/00—Drafting machines or arrangements ; Threading of roving into drafting machine
    • D01H5/18—Drafting machines or arrangements without fallers or like pinned bars
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  • the present invention relates to a fiber bundle collecting device for a spinning machine and, more particularly, to a device arranged downstream of a draft device (draft part) of a spinning machine for collecting fiber bundle drafted by the draft device.
  • a typical fiber bundle collecting device has a suction pipe having a guide surface with a suction slit and a perforated conveyer belt moving along the guide surface for collecting and transporting the fiber bundle (for example, refer to Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2002-61036 ).
  • the fiber bundle collecting device disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2002-61036 and shown in Figs. 6 and 7A through 7C has a front roller pair (final delivery roller pair) 62, a suction pipe 63, a guide roller 64 and a perforated conveyer belt 65.
  • the suction pipe 63 and the perforated conveyer belt 65 are located downstream of the front roller pair 62 of the draft device 61 as viewed in the transporting direction of the fiber bundle, and the perforated conveyer belt 65 is wound around the suction pipe 63 and the guide roller 64.
  • a suction slit 66 is formed in the suction pipe 63 at the sliding surface thereof.
  • a nip roller 67 is disposed adjacent to the downstream end of the suction slit 66 as viewed in the transporting direction of the fiber bundle F for pressing the perforated conveyer belt 65 and the fiber bundle F against the suction pipe 63 while allowing the perforated conveyer belt 65 to move.
  • the suction slit 66 is formed oblique with respect to the transporting direction (arrow direction) of the fiber bundle F moved by the perforated conveyer belt 65. More particularly, the suction slit 66 is formed with a substantially constant width except the part adjacent to the upstream end thereof as viewed in the transporting direction of the fiber bundle F which is formed so to be widened gradually toward the upstream end. As shown in Figs.
  • the left edge of the suction slit 66 as seen in the drawings is formed substantially linearly, while the right edge of the suction slit 66 is curved on the upstream side thereof to have upstream and downstream portions and the inclination angle of the upstream portion relative to the traveling direction of the fiber bundle F is relatively larger than that of the downstream portion.
  • a widened region 68 is formed in the suction slit 66 at the upstream end thereof.
  • the curved right edge of the suction slit 66 serves as the guide edge 69 for the fiber bundle F.
  • the fiber bundle F travels while traversing in the width direction of the perforated conveyer belt 65.
  • the fiber bundle collecting device disclosed in the above Publication the fiber bundle F traverses in the range of the width W of the region 68, and the width of the traversing motion of the fiber bundle F is in the range of about 5 to 6 millimeters.
  • the fiber bundle F is traversed within the width of the region 68 formed at the upstream end of the suction slit 66, and guided toward the guide edge 69 from an downstream edge 68A of the region 68 extending continuously to the guide edge 69 of the suction slit 66.
  • the distance of the guide edge 69 over which the fiber bundle F moves from the region 68 is substantially constant regardless of the point of the region 68 through which the fiber bundle F being traversed enters into the region 68.
  • the angle between the downstream edge 68A of the region 68 and the transporting direction of the fiber bundle F on the perforated conveyer belt 65 needs to be increased.
  • the fiber bundle F fails to move along the downstream edge 68A of the region 68 and be guided toward the guide edge 69 smoothly, so that the resulting yarn quality is varied.
  • the angle made between the downstream edge 68A of the region 68 and the fiber bundle transporting direction of the perforated conveyer belt 65 may not be set so large.
  • the range S of the traversing motion of the fiber bundle F needs to be set to correspond to both of the downstream edge 68A of the region 68 and the guide edge 69 of the suction slit 66.
  • the traveling path of the fiber bundle F relative to the suction slit 66 is changed by the traversing motion of the fiber bundle F, so that the distance of the movement of the fiber bundle F along the guide edge 69 of the suction slit 66 is also changed.
  • the fiber bundle F traveling on the left side of the suction slit 66 moves a shorter distance as compared to the fiber bundle F traveling on the right side.
  • the angle made between the suction slit 66 and the transporting direction of the fiber bundle F is increased for solving the above problem, it becomes difficult for the fiber bundle F to move along the guide edge 69 of the suction slit 66. Also, it is difficult to reduce variations of the moving distance of the fiber bundle F along the guide edge 69 by increasing the overall length of the suction slit 66 because of the arrangement of the spinning machine. If the angle of only the side edge opposite to the guide edge 69 of the suction slit 66 is increased, the width of the suction slit 66 is undesirably decreased at some points.
  • the present invention which has been made in view of the above problems, is directed to a fiber bundle collecting device for a spinning machine which reduces the variation of the spun yarn quality.
  • a fiber bundle collecting device for a spinning machine is provided on the downstream of a final delivery roller pair of a draft device.
  • the fiber bundle collecting device includes an apron guide, a suction pipe having a guide surface with a suction slit and a perforated conveyer belt wound around the suction pipe and the apron guide and rotated to deliver fiber bundle.
  • the suction slit is formed oblique with respect to the traveling direction of which the fiber bundle travels in the regions upstream and downstream of the suction slit.
  • the suction slit has a first side edge and a second side edge in the width direction of the suction slit. The first side edge serves as a guide edge for collecting the fiber bundle.
  • the first side edge has an upstream portion and a downstream portion, and the obliqueness of the upstream portion with respect to the traveling direction of the fiber bundle is greater than the obliqueness of the downstream portion with respect to the traveling direction of the fiber bundle.
  • the second side edge has a downstream portion, a downstream end and an upstream end.
  • the downstream portion of the second side edge extends along the first side edge from the downstream end of the second side edge.
  • the upstream end of the second side edge is located at a side of the first side edge from a first imaginary line extending from the downstream portion of the second side edge.
  • the upstream end of the second side edge is located at a side of the first side edge from an intersecting point located between the first imaginary line and a second imaginary line extending from the upstream end in perpendicular direction to the traveling direction of the fiber bundle.
  • a fiber bundle collecting device 11 is arranged downstream of a final delivery roller pair 13 of a draft device 12.
  • the fiber bundle collecting device 11 includes a delivery part 14, a suction pipe 15, a perforated conveyer belt 16 and an apron guide 17.
  • the delivery part 14 includes a bottom nip roller 18A and a top nip roller 19.
  • the bottom nip roller 18A is formed as a part of a rotary shaft 18 which is arranged in parallel relation to the front bottom roller 13A of the final delivery roller pair 13.
  • the top nip roller 19 is pressed against the bottom nip roller 18A through the perforated conveyer belt 16.
  • the two top nip rollers 19 are supported by a weighting arm (not shown) through a support member 20 for each two spindles of the spinning machine as in the case of the front top roller 13B of the draft device 12, and the support member 20 is formed integrally with a support member for the two front top rollers 13B.
  • the suction pipe 15 is located upstream of the nip point of the delivery part 14 as viewed in the traveling direction of the fiber bundle F.
  • the bottom components of the fiber bundle collecting device 11 are provided by half of the spindles arranged between roller stands 21 of the draft device 12 as one unit, or four spindles in this embodiment.
  • a support arm (not shown) is disposed at an intermediate position between any two adjacent roller stands 21 arranged at a predetermined interval in the longitudinal direction of the spinning machine.
  • the support arm is supported at the proximal end thereof by a support beam (not shown) extending in the longitudinal direction of the spinning machine, and the rotary shaft 18 is supported between the roller stand 21 and the support arm.
  • a gear 22 is fixedly mounted on the rotary shaft 18 for rotation therewith at a longitudinal intermediate position thereof.
  • the front bottom roller 13A is formed with a gear 13C in facing relation to the gear 22.
  • An intermediate gear 25 is rotatably supported for engagement with the gear 13C and the gear 22 by the support arm 24 fixed at the proximal end thereof to the support beam. In such an arrangement, the torque of the front bottom roller 13A is transmitted to the rotary shaft 18 through the gear 13C, the intermediate gear 25 and the gear 22.
  • a suction duct (not shown) is arranged extending in the frame of the spinning machine in the longitudinal direction thereof or in the direction perpendicular to the plane of Fig. 1 .
  • the suction pipe 15 extends parallel to the suction duct and is connected to the suction duct through a connection tube 26.
  • the suction pipe 15 has a guide surface 28 with a suction slit 27.
  • the perforated conveyer belt 16 is wound around the suction pipe 15, the apron guide 17 and the bottom nip roller 18A in contact therewith. In such arrangement, the perforated conveyer belt 16 is rotated, thereby delivering the fiber bundle F.
  • the perforated conveyer belt 16 is made of woven fabric having an appropriate air permeability.
  • the suction slit 27 is formed oblique with respect to the traveling direction in the vertical direction as seen in Figs. 2A and 2B or of which the fiber bundle F travels in the regions upstream and downstream of the suction slit 27.
  • the suction slit 27 is formed oblique rightward in this preferred embodiment of the present invention.
  • One of the side edges of the suction slit 27 in the width direction thereof (longitudinal direction of the suction pipe 15) located on the outer side of the oblique direction of the suction slit 27 (the edge on the right side of Figs. 2A and 2B ) serves as a guide edge 29 for collecting the fiber bundle F.
  • the guide edge 29 as a first side edge is formed such that the linear downstream portion 29B extends continuously from the linear upstream portion 29A and also that the obliqueness of the upstream portion 29A is larger than that of the downstream portion 29B.
  • the upstream portion 29A and the downstream portion 29B are connected with a smooth curved shape of the guide edge 29.
  • the suction slit 27 has a side edge 30 as a second side edge which is formed opposite to the guide edge 29 and has a downstream portion 30A and an upstream portion 30B.
  • the side edge 30 is formed such that its downstream portion 30A extends along the downstream portion 29B of the guide edge 29 from the downstream end of the side edge 30.
  • the downstream portion 30A is formed in parallel relation to the downstream portion 29B of the guide edge 29. As shown in Fig.
  • the side edge 30 of the suction slit 27 is formed such that the upstream end 30UP of the side edge 30 is located at a side of the guide edge 29 as viewed from the intersection point P1 located between the imaginary line L1 as an extension from the downstream portion 30A of the side edge 30 and the imaginary line L2 extending along the upstream end edge 32 of the suction slit 27.
  • the imaginary line L1 serves as a first imaginary line and the imaginary line L2 serves as a second imaginary line.
  • the upstream end edge 32 of the suction slit 27 extends from the upstream end (30UP) in perpendicular direction to the traveling direction of the fiber bundle F. The distance from the nip point of the final delivery roller pair 13 to the suction slit 27 is kept constant irrespective of the position of the fiber bundle F being traversed.
  • the upstream portion 30B of the side edge 30 has a linear portion 31 extending along the draw-in direction of the fiber bundle F from the upstream end 30UP.
  • the intermediate portion 30C connecting the downstream portion 30A and the linear portion 31 of the side edge 30 is formed in a linear shape whose obliqueness is greater than that of the downstream portion 30A.
  • the linear portion 31 is formed such that an imaginary extension line extending from the linear portion 31 intersects with the upstream portion 29A of the guide edge 29. That is, the upstream end 30UP of the side edge 30 is located at such a position that an imaginary extension line extending along the traveling direction of the fiber bundle F and passing through the upstream end 30UP intersects with the upstream portion 29A of the guide edge 29.
  • the linear intermediate portion 30C has substantially the same obliqueness as the upstream portion 29A of the guide edge 29, and is connected to the downstream portion 30A with a smooth curved shape.
  • the ratios of the lengths of the upstream and downstream portions 29A, 29B of the guide edge 29, the lengths of the downstream and upstream portions 30A, 30B of the side edge 30 and the lengths of the linear portion 31 and the whole side edge 30 may be determined in accordance with the obliqueness of the guide edge 29, the quality of yarn to be spun, and the like.
  • the range of the traversing motion of the fiber bundle F is set to include an imaginary line (not shown) extending through the upstream end 30UP of the side edge 30 and in the traveling direction of the fiber bundle F.
  • the fiber bundle F is drafted by the draft device 12 and guided from the final delivery roller pair 13 to the fiber bundle collecting device 11.
  • the bottom nip roller 18A and the top nip roller 19 are rotated at substantially the same surface speed as that of the final delivery roller pair 13 and, therefore, the fiber bundle F passes through the nip point of the bottom and top nip rollers 18A, 19 under an appropriate tension and then moves downstream while being turned and twisted.
  • the fiber bundle F travels while being traversed by a traverse device (not shown).
  • the speed of the traversing motion of the fiber bundle F is set to be sufficiently smaller than the traveling speed of the fiber bundle F.
  • the suction of the suction duct is conducted to the suction pipe 15 through the connection tube 26, and the suction at the suction slit 27 formed at the guide surface 28 is exerted to the fiber bundle F through the perforated conveyer belt 16.
  • the fiber bundle F travels while being subjected to sucking and collecting at the position corresponding to the suction slit 27. Therefore, as compared to a spinning machine provided with no fiber bundle collecting device, production of fluff and fly is restricted and, therefore, the yarn quality is improved.
  • the fiber bundle F being fed out from the final delivery roller pair 13 is urged in the direction perpendicular to the transporting direction of the perforated conveyer belt 16 (in width direction of the suction slit 27) due to the traversing motion.
  • the fiber bundle F is pressed against the surface of the perforated conveyer belt 16 at the suction slit 27 by the suction, which makes it hard for the fiber bundle F to move in the width direction of the suction slit 27.
  • the side edge 30 of the suction slit 27 has a non-linear shape.
  • the side edge 30 of the suction slit 27 is formed such that the upstream end 30UP of the side edge 30 is located toward the guide edge 29 as viewed from the intersection point P1 made between the imaginary line L1 as an extension from the downstream portion 30A of the side edge 30 and the imaginary line L2 extending along the upstream end edge 32 of the suction slit 27 which in turn extends in perpendicular direction to the traveling direction of the fiber bundle F.
  • the fiber bundle F traveling on the left side in Fig. 2B relative to the upstream end 30UP of the side edge 30 may be subjected to collecting with a sufficiently length thereof at the downstream portion 29B of the guide edge 29.
  • the region of the fiber bundle collecting device 11 where the fiber bundle F is collected while traveling along the guide edge 29 ranges from the bottom end of the guide edge 29 to the upstream of the downstream portion 29B irrespective the position of the traversing motion. Therefore, the region of the fiber bundle collecting device 11 where the fiber bundle F is pressed against the guide edge 29 for collecting is not significantly changed depending on the position of the traversing motion of the fiber bundle F, thereby preventing the variation of the spun yarn quality.
  • the fiber bundle F was spun without traversing using the fiber bundle collecting device of the embodiment having the suction pipe 15 with the suction slit 27 having a shape shown in Fig. 2B on one hand and the fiber bundle collecting device of the background art having the suction pipe 63 with the suction slit 66 having a shape shown in Fig. 7C on the other.
  • the hairiness and the tenacity of the spun yarn were measured for different traveling paths of the fiber bundle F. The results of the measurements are shown in Figs. 3A and 3B . Tests were conducted using a spun yarn made of 100% cotton and having count 50.
  • the hairiness is a measure of yarn fluff and it may be defined as the total length of fibers protruding from the structure of the yarn with a length approximately 1 centimeter.
  • Fig. 3A is a graph showing the relation between the hairiness and the traveling path of the fiber bundle F according to the tests.
  • Fig. 3B is a graph showing the relation between the yarn tenacity and the traveling path of the fiber bundle F according to the tests. In Figs.
  • the abscissa axis indicates the traveling path of the fiber bundle F
  • the value "0" on the abscissa axis indicates that the point where traveling path of the fiber bundle F intersects with the upper end edge of the suction slit 27 is located at the same horizontal position as the downstream end 29DP of the guide edge 29.
  • the value "2" indicates that the point where path of the fiber bundle F intersects with the upper end edge of the suction slit 27 is shifted rightward by 2 millimeters from the point indicated by the value "0”
  • the value "-2" indicates that the point of intersection is shifted leftward by 2 millimeters from the point indicated by the value "0".
  • the hairiness is improved with a decrease of the value thereof or toward the abscissa axis
  • the yarn tenacity is improved with an increase of the value thereof or away from the abscissa axis.
  • the variation of hairiness caused by the difference of the traveling path of the fiber bundles in the preferred embodiment of the present invention is less than that in a comparative example of the conventional art, and evaluation of the hairiness is improved.
  • the variation of yarn tenacity caused by the difference of the traveling path of the fiber bundles according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention is also less than that according to the comparative example of the conventional art, and evaluation of the yarn tenacity is also improved.
  • the preferred embodiment according to the present invention offers the following advantageous effects.
  • the present invention is not limited to the preferred embodiment described above-described preferred embodiment, but it may be modified in various ways as exemplified below.
  • the suction slit 27 is not limited to the structure of Fig. 2B wherein the upstream portion 30B of the side edge 30 located opposite to the guide edge 29 has the linear portion 31 extending from the upstream end 30UP and along the direction in which the fiber bundle F travels, and the downstream portion 30A of the side edge 30 and the linear portion 31 are connected by the intermediate portion 30C.
  • Fig. 2B wherein the upstream portion 30B of the side edge 30 located opposite to the guide edge 29 has the linear portion 31 extending from the upstream end 30UP and along the direction in which the fiber bundle F travels, and the downstream portion 30A of the side edge 30 and the linear portion 31 are connected by the intermediate portion 30C.
  • the suction slit 27 may dispense with the liner portion extending along the direction in which the fiber bundle F travels such as the linear portion 31, but the upstream portion 30B of the side edge 30 extending continuously to the downstream portion 30A of the side edge 30 is formed such that the obliqueness of the upstream portion 30B of the side edge 30 with respect to the direction in which the fiber bundle F travels is greater than the obliqueness of the downstream portion 30A with respect to the direction in which the fiber bundle F travels.
  • the shape of the side edge 30 located opposite to the guide edge 29 of the suction slit 27 become simple in comparison to the shape of the side edge 30 having the intermediate portion 30C.
  • the suction slit 27 is not limited to the structure in which the whole suction slit 27 is oblique rightward as viewed with the upstream side of the movement of the fiber bundle F set at the top of the drawing, but, for example, the suction slit 27 may be oblique leftward, as shown in Fig. 4B .
  • the left side edge of the suction slit 27 serves as the guide edge 29.
  • the moving distance of the fiber bundles F along the guide edge 29 is kept substantially the same irrespective of the traveling path of the fiber bundle F, thereby reducing the variation of the spun yarn quality.
  • the suction slit 27 is not limited to a shape in which the downstream portion 30A linearly extends exactly parallel to the guide edge 29.
  • the shape of the suction slit 27 may be formed in such a manner that the distance between the downstream portion 30A and the guide edge 29 is increased toward the upstream side thereof, or neither of the downstream portion 30A and the downstream portion 29B have a linear shape, but they are curved continuously from the bottom end thereof.
  • the suction slit 27 may be formed in such a manner that both of the upstream portion 29A and the downstream portion 29B of the guide edge 29 have curved shapes, respectively.
  • the guide member 33 with a guide surface 33A having a circular arc shape may be arranged downstream of the bottom nip roller 18A for rotating the perforated conveyer belt 16 for delivering the fiber bundle F.
  • the connecting tube 26 connecting the suction pipe 15 to the suction duct for applying vacuum to the suction pipe 15 may be arranged at a position where the connecting tube 26 is connected to the suction pipe 15 from the front of the bottom nip roller 18A.
  • the conveyer belt may be made of perforated and elastic rubber or resin instead of the woven fabric or knitted fabric.
  • a fiber bundle collecting device for a spinning machine includes an apron guide, a suction pipe having a guide surface with a suction slit and a perforated conveyer belt.
  • the suction slit is formed oblique with respect to the traveling direction of which the fiber bundle travels in the regions upstream and downstream of the suction slit to have first and second side edges.
  • the second side edge has a downstream end, a downstream portion extending along the first side edge from the downstream end and an upstream end located at a side of the first side edge from a first imaginary line extending from the downstream portion and at a side of the first side edge from an intersecting point located between the first imaginary line and a second imaginary line extending from the upstream end in perpendicular direction to the traveling direction of the fiber bundle.

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