EP3440247A1 - Shed-forming module for a weaving device - Google Patents
Shed-forming module for a weaving deviceInfo
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- EP3440247A1 EP3440247A1 EP17722875.6A EP17722875A EP3440247A1 EP 3440247 A1 EP3440247 A1 EP 3440247A1 EP 17722875 A EP17722875 A EP 17722875A EP 3440247 A1 EP3440247 A1 EP 3440247A1
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- shed
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D03—WEAVING
- D03C—SHEDDING MECHANISMS; PATTERN CARDS OR CHAINS; PUNCHING OF CARDS; DESIGNING PATTERNS
- D03C3/00—Jacquards
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- the invention relates to a shed-forming module for the selective movement of shed- forming elements using lifting elements, wherein several shed-forming elements, in projection onto a plane perpendicular to their movement direction, are situated next to each other in a first direction and in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction, wherein the shed-forming module comprises the components as described in the preamble of the first claim.
- a shed-forming module is used more particularly in open- shed jacquard machines with two or more positions.
- the invention furthermore relates to a weaving machine provided with such a shed- forming module or a jacquard machine provided with such a shed-forming module.
- the warp threads are positioned during the successive weaving cycles with respect to the level at which a weft thread is introduced in each cycle.
- the positions of the warp threads in the successive weaving cycles are in this case determined in such a manner that the weaving process results in a fabric with a predetermined weaving pattern.
- This positioning of the warp threads with respect to the weft insertion level on a weaving machine, known as shed forming, is realized automatically by means of a shed-forming device or shed-forming module.
- the known shed-forming device comprises one or more selection systems which are provided to select or not select one or more hooks.
- a hook is selectively carried or not carried by a lifting element which is movable in the vertical direction and forms part of a set of lifting elements consisting of at least two lifting elements which move up and down in pairs in antiphase.
- These lifting elements are driven in an up and down movement in antiphase with respect to each other, according to an adjustable amplitude, via lifting means such as for example knife grids.
- a shed-forming device comprises at least two sets of knife grids moving up and down, for example on two opposite sides of the shed-forming device.
- European patent application EP 1 705 272 in the name of the present applicant describes a jacquard device as shown in figure 1, comprising, on two opposing sides of the jacquard device, at least two sets of knife grids moving up and down in antiphase.
- At least one drive lever is provided which is driven by a single sided drive.
- a continuous, oscillating shaft is provided which transfers the movement of the drive lever.
- the device comprises two oscillating levers (41a, 41b; 42a, 42b) placed next to each other (viewed in the warp direction).
- Another mechanism is described in EP 0 297 586; the jacquard device described in this publication comprises at least two sets of knives movable up and down in antiphase, wherein the ends of the knives movable up and down in antiphase are connected to a different oscillating shaft.
- German patent publication DE 25 07 486 describes a shed-forming module with several lifting elements which are movable up and down, wherein each lifting element is driven separately.
- the movement amplitude of the lifting elements in this system can be set separately for each lifting element, whereby changing the movement amplitude for all lifting elements is a very time-consuming activity.
- the object of this invention is therefore to provide a shed-forming module which allows the movement amplitude to be adjusted more easily and unambiguously.
- the object of the invention is achieved by providing a shed-forming module for the selective movement of shed-forming elements using lifting elements, wherein several shed-forming elements, when projected onto a plane perpendicular to their movement direction, are located next to each other in a first direction and in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction, and comprising:
- first and second transfer mechanisms are located next to each other in the second direction;
- a drive mechanism connected to the first and second transfer mechanisms, wherein the drive mechanism does not form part of the transfer mechanism and wherein the lifting elements are coupled via the first and second transfer mechanisms to the drive mechanism such that the movement profile and the movement amplitude of the lifting elements are adjustable via the drive mechanism.
- Such a shed-forming module has the great advantage that the size of the movement amplitude of the lifting elements can be adjusted completely by the drive mechanism, so that without too much time loss, this amplitude of the lifting elements can be adjusted without generating undesirable movement deviations and/or movement differences.
- the first direction may be the direction which corresponds to the weft direction or the direction which corresponds to the warp direction.
- the first direction is the weft direction and the second direction is the warp direction.
- the drive mechanism comprises at least two adjustment means which are each connected to a different transfer mechanism and which are each provided to adjust the movement amplitude of the associated transfer mechanism independently, and which together determine the movement amplitude of all shed-forming elements such that the movement amplitude of all shed-forming elements in the first direction is the same, and the movement amplitude of all shed-forming elements changes linearly in the second direction.
- the drive mechanism comprises a first and a second adjustment means which are intended to be coupled respectively to the first and second transfer mechanism. Via these two adjustment means, the movement amplitude of the entire shed-forming module can be adjusted. In particular, the movement amplitude of each oscillating lever is unambiguously determined by the movement amplitude of the connected transfer mechanism.
- the drive mechanism comprises a first and a second driveable and adjustable four-bar mechanism, wherein the first four-bar mechanism is provided for driving an oscillating lever of the first transfer mechanism and the second four-bar mechanism is provided for driving an oscillating lever of the second transfer mechanism.
- the drive mechanism comprises a main drive shaft, wherein the first and second four- bar mechanisms are mechanically coupled to this main drive shaft.
- each four-bar mechanism comprises an adjustment means.
- the first four-bar mechanism is provided with a first adjustment means
- the second four-bar mechanism is provided with a second adjustment means.
- the adjustment means is configured as a bar of the four-bar mechanism with a slot in which another bar of the respective four-bar mechanism is displaceable for adjusting the amplitude
- the adjustment means is configured as a bar of the four-bar mechanism with a number of different coupling points to which another bar of the four-bar mechanism can be coupled for adjusting the amplitude.
- the shed-forming module on two opposing sides of the module in the first direction, comprises two lifting means which are movable up and down in antiphase for moving the lifting elements up and down, and each oscillating lever is connected to these lifting means via two connecting rods which are movable up and down in antiphase.
- each oscillating lever comprises a first and second lever arm which are each intended to be connected to the one end of one of the two connecting rods.
- the lifting means preferably knife grids, are provided at each side of the shed-forming module so that, on both left and right (viewed from the point of view of the weaver looking in the direction of the warp yarn supplied) in the shed-forming module, two knife grids are present moving up and down in antiphase.
- the first transfer mechanism comprises a first and second oscillating lever
- the second transfer mechanism comprises a third and fourth oscillating lever
- the first and third oscillating levers are provided for moving the lifting means up and down in antiphase on one side of the module
- the second and fourth oscillating levers are provided for moving the lifting means up and down in antiphase on the other side of the module
- the first four-bar mechanism is provided for driving the first oscillating lever via a first drive rod
- the second four-bar mechanism is provided for driving the third oscillating lever via a second drive rod.
- the connecting mechanism of the first transfer mechanism comprises a second lever arm of a fifth oscillating lever and a second lever arm of a sixth oscillating lever, connected respectively to the first and second oscillating lever and which are connected together via a connecting rod
- the connecting mechanism of the second transfer mechanism comprises a second lever arm of a seventh oscillating lever and a second lever arm of an eighth oscillating lever, connected respectively to the third and fourth oscillating lever and which are connected together via a connecting rod.
- the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth oscillating levers are each composed of a first and second lever arm.
- the first four-bar mechanism is formed by the first adjustment means, the first drive rod and the first lever arm of the fifth oscillating lever
- the second four- bar mechanism is formed by the second adjustment means, the second drive rod and the first lever arm of the seventh oscillating lever.
- first lever arm of the fifth oscillating lever forms part of the first four- bar mechanism
- second lever arm of the fifth oscillating lever forms part of the connecting mechanism of the first transfer mechanism
- the first lever arm of the seventh oscillating lever forms part of the second four-bar mechanism
- the second lever arm of the seventh oscillating lever forms part of the connecting mechanism of the second transfer mechanism. Both four-bar mechanisms form part of the drive mechanism.
- the first and second four-bar mechanisms respectively drive a first and a second oscillatable shaft.
- the oscillatable shaft is subdivided into two parts. A first part is connected to the first or second four-bar mechanism and is intended to impose the movement. This part forms part of the drive mechanism.
- the oscillatable shaft has a second part which extends at the shed-forming elements. The second part forms part of the connecting mechanism which connects together the oscillating levers per transfer mechanism, and in this function forms part of the transfer mechanism.
- each oscillatable shaft comprises a number of oscillating levers placed next to each other, and each oscillating lever is connected directly or indirectly to the lifting elements via two connecting rods which are movable up and down in antiphase.
- the lifting elements are preferably knives.
- Another subject of this invention relates to a jacquard machine provided with a shed- forming module according to the invention as described above.
- the jacquard machine is preferably an open-shed jacquard machine with two or more positions.
- This invention furthermore relates to a weaving machine provided with a shed-forming module according to the invention as described above.
- the weaving machine preferably comprises a jacquard machine according to the invention.
- FIG. 1 is a representation of a shed-forming module from the prior art as described in EP 1705272;
- FIG. 2 is a diagrammatic representation of a first embodiment of the shed- forming module according to this invention, wherein the module comprises two sets of lifting elements movable up and down in antiphase, and wherein the drive means of the drive mechanism are formed by a driveable and adjustable four-bar mechanism;
- FIG. 3 is a diagrammatic representation of the first embodiment of the shed- forming module according to this invention, wherein the module comprises a number of sets of lifting elements movable up and down in antiphase;
- FIG. 4 is a diagrammatic representation of a second embodiment of the shed- forming module according to this invention, wherein the module comprises two sets of lifting elements movable up and down in antiphase, and wherein the drive means of the drive mechanism are designed for driving two oscillatable shafts;
- - figure 5 is a diagrammatic representation of the second embodiment of the shed-forming module according to this invention, wherein the module comprises a number of sets of lifting elements movable up and down in antiphase;
- - figure 6 is a front view of the area A outlined in figure 4, on which the two four-bar mechanisms are visible;
- figure 7 is a representation of another embodiment of the four-bar mechanisms shown in figure 6.
- the shed-forming module (1) is configured for selective movement of shed-forming elements using lifting elements, preferably in the form of knives.
- the shed-forming elements when projected onto a plane perpendicular to their movement direction, are located next to each other in a first direction and in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction.
- the first direction is the weft direction and the second direction is the warp direction.
- the first direction may be the warp direction and the second direction the weft direction.
- the shed-forming module (1) according to this invention comprises:
- each oscillating lever (4, 5; 6, 7) is in each case connected directly or indirectly to the lifting elements by two connecting rods (19) which are movable up and down in antiphase;
- first (12) and second (13) transfer mechanisms connected to the lifting elements, which each comprise at least two said oscillating levers (4, 5; 6, 7) located next to each other in the first direction, and which furthermore comprise a connecting mechanism (14, 15) which connects the oscillating levers (4, 5; 6, 7) together per transfer mechanism (12, 13) so that these oscillating levers (4, 5; 6, 7) have virtually the same movement amplitude, and which each consist of the components which transfer the movement from one of the at least two said oscillating levers to the other, wherein the first (12) and second (13) transfer mechanisms are located next to each other in the second direction; • a drive mechanism (16) connected to the first (12) and second (13) transfer mechanisms.
- the drive mechanism (16) does not form part of the transfer mechanism (12, 13).
- the innovative feature of the shed-forming module (1) according to the invention is that the lifting elements through the first (12) and second (13) transfer mechanisms are coupled to the drive mechanism (16) in such a manner that the movement profile and movement amplitude of the lifting elements are fully adjustable via the drive mechanism (16).
- the movement amplitude of the two transfer mechanisms (12, 13) can be set via an adjustment means (17, 18) which forms part of the drive mechanism (16).
- the drive mechanism (16) consequently comprises at least two adjustment means (17, 18). Via the adjustment means (17, 18), it is possible to set the movement amplitude of the associated transfer mechanism independently.
- the two adjustment means (17, 18) together determine the movement amplitude of all shed-forming elements, such that the movement amplitude of all shed-forming elements in the first direction is the same, and the movement amplitude of all shed-forming elements changes linearly in the second direction. Via these two adjustment means (17, 18), the movement amplitude of the entire shed-forming module can be set.
- the lifting elements (26) are moved up and down in antiphase via two lifting means (2, 3) which are movable up and down in antiphase and which in the present embodiment are configured in the form of knife grids located on two opposing sides of the module (1), on the left and right viewed from the point of view of the weaver looking in the direction of the supplied warp yarn.
- each oscillating lever (4, 5; 6, 7) is connected to the lifting means (2, 3) via two connecting rods (19) which are movable up and down in antiphase.
- each oscillating lever (4, 5; 6, 7) comprises a first (4a, 5a, 6a, 7a) and a second (4b, 5b, 6b, 7b) lever arm, each of which is intended to be connected to the one end of one of the two connecting rods (19).
- the first transfer mechanism (12) is located on the front of the module (1) (viewed from the point of view of the weaver looking in the direction of the supplied warp yarn) and comprises a first (4) and a second (5) oscillating lever.
- the second transfer mechanism (13) is located on the back of the module (1) and comprises a third (6) and a fourth (7) oscillating lever.
- the first (4) and third (6) oscillating levers are provided for moving the lifting means (2, 3) up and down in antiphase on the right side of the module (1)
- the second (5) and fourth (7) oscillating levers are provided for moving the lifting means (2, 3) up and down in antiphase on the left side of the module (1).
- the drive mechanism (16) used in this invention comprises a first and a second driveable and adjustable four-bar mechanism, wherein the first four-bar mechanism is provided for driving an oscillating lever of the first transfer mechanism (12), and the second four-bar mechanism is provided for driving an oscillating lever of the second transfer mechanism (13).
- the drive mechanism furthermore comprises a main drive shaft, wherein the first and the second four-bar mechanisms are mechanically coupled to this main drive shaft.
- the first four-bar mechanism is connected to the first oscillating lever (4) and the second four-bar mechanism is connected to the third oscillating lever (6). Because the first oscillating lever (4) is connected to one end of the lifting means (2, 3) which are installed on the one side, e.g. the right-hand side (viewed from the point of view of the weaver looking in the direction of the supplied warp yarn) of the module (1), and because the third oscillating lever (6) is connected to the other end of the same lifting means (2, 3), the two four-bar mechanisms are responsible for driving the movement of these lifting means.
- the size of the movement amplitude of the lifting elements is completely set by the drive mechanism (16), so that without losing too much time, the amplitude of the lifting elements can be adapted without generating undesirable movement deviations and/or movement differences.
- the shed-forming module (1) depicted in figure 2 comprises, on two opposite sides of the module (1), on the left and right viewed from the point of view of the weaver looking in the direction of the supplied warp yarn, two lifting means (2, 3) in the form of knife grids which are movable up and down in antiphase.
- two lifting means (2, 3) in the form of knife grids which are movable up and down in antiphase.
- a respective driveable and adjustable four-bar mechanism is used to drive the movement of these knife grids (2, 3) on the front and back of the module (1), viewed from the point of view of the weaver looking in the direction of the supplied warp yarn.
- the four-bar mechanism is here formed on the front by: the first adjustment means (17), a first drive rod (20) and a first lever arm (8a), connected to the first oscillating lever (4) and belonging to a fifth oscillating lever (8), while the four-bar mechanism located on the back is formed by the second adjustment means (18), a second drive rod (21) and a first lever arm (10a), connected to the third oscillating lever (6) and belonging to a seventh oscillating lever (10).
- Both the fifth (8) and the seventh (10) oscillating levers are composed of a first (8a, 10a) and a second (8b, 10b) lever arm.
- the first (17, 20, 8a) and the second (18, 21, 10a) four-bar mechanisms initiate the movement; they are coupled mechanically at one end to a main drive shaft which is driven by a motor.
- the mechanical coupling takes place via an element (17, 18) which is provided with a slot in which the drive rod (20, 21) is held.
- an element (17, 18) which is provided with a slot in which the drive rod (20, 21) is held.
- separate coupling points may be provided to which the drive rod (20, 21) may be coupled.
- These two elements form the first and second adjustment means (17, 18).
- the amplitude can be changed by changing the position of the drive rod (20, 21) in the slot, or by fixing the drive rod (20, 21) to another coupling point (23) on the element (17, 18) concerned.
- the two four-bar mechanisms stand via their other end in connection with the first (4) and third (6) oscillating levers respectively.
- the connecting mechanism (14) of the first transfer mechanism (12) comprises a second lever arm (8b) connected to the first oscillating lever (4) and belonging to the fifth oscillating lever (8)
- the connecting mechanism (15) of the second transfer mechanism (13) comprises a second lever arm (10b) connected to the third oscillating lever (6) and belonging to the seventh oscillating lever (10).
- the first oscillating lever (4), the first lever arm (8a) of the fifth oscillating lever (8) and the second lever arm (8b) of the fifth oscillating lever (8) may be separate components which are rigidly coupled together. They may also be formed integrally as one piece, as shown in figure 2.
- the third oscillating lever (6), the first lever arm (10a) of the seventh oscillating lever (10) and the second lever arm (10b) of the seventh oscillating lever (10) are preferably produced in the same way: as separate components which are rigidly connected together, or as one piece.
- the first four-bar mechanism is connected to the second lever arm (8b) of the fifth oscillating lever (8), and the second four-bar mechanism is connected to the second lever arm (10b) of the seventh oscillating lever (10).
- the second lever arm (8b) of the fifth oscillating lever (8), and the second lever arm (10b) of the seventh oscillating lever (10) are connected via a connecting rod (22) respectively to the second lever arm (9b) of the sixth oscillating lever (9) and the second lever arm of the eighth oscillating lever (11).
- the sixth oscillating lever (9) forms part of the connecting mechanism (14) of the first transfer mechanism (12)
- the eighth oscillating lever (11) forms part of the connecting mechanism (15) of the second transfer mechanism (13).
- the embodiment of the shed-forming module (1) according to the invention shown in figure 3 also uses the four-bar mechanism described above. The difference however is that the lifting elements (26) (knives) are rotated through 90° relative to the structure of the lifting elements used in figure 2. As a result, there are no knife grids, but the lifting elements (26) are connected directly via the connecting rods to the oscillating levers of the transfer mechanisms (12, 13).
- the shed-forming module (1) is presented in figures 4 and 5.
- the shed-forming module (1) depicted in figure 4 on its two opposing sides of the module (1), on the left and right viewed from the point of view of the weaver looking in the direction of the supplied warp yarn, comprises two lifting means (2, 3) which are movable up and down in antiphase, in the form of knife grids.
- the respective oscillatable shafts (24, 25) are used which are connected via an oscillating element and connecting rods (19) to the ends of the knife grids (2, 3).
- two oscillatable shafts are used. The difference however is that the lifting elements (26) (knives) are rotated through 90° relative to the structure of the lifting element shown in figure 4. As a result, there are no more knife grids, but the lifting elements are connected via the connecting rods (19) directly to the oscillating levers of the transfer mechanisms (12, 13).
- each oscillatable shaft (24, 25) is subdivided into two parts: a first part which is connected to the first drive means (20) or second drive means (21) and which is intended to impose the movement.
- the first part of each oscillatable shaft forms part of the drive mechanism (16).
- each oscillatable shaft (24, 25) comprises a second part which extends at the shed-forming elements and forms the connecting mechanism which connects the oscillating levers together per transfer mechanism. In this function, the second part of each oscillatable shaft forms part of the transfer mechanism (12).
- the two four-bar mechanisms are provided in a housing and enable the oscillatable shafts (24, 25) to move.
- Figure 6 illustrates the two four-bar mechanisms.
- Figure 7 shows another embodiment of the four-bar mechanism shown in figure 6.
- the amplitude is adjusted by two adjustment means (17, 18) which change the position of the bars in the four-bar mechanism. By such a position change, the oscillating movement of the oscillatable shafts (24, 25) is changed.
- the adjustment means are located inside the housing. It is however perfectly possible to provide the adjustment means outside the housing.
- the first part of the oscillatable shaft (24) forms part of the drive mechanism (16) and is driven by the first drive means (20) via the first four-bar mechanism. Via a connecting element which forms part of this first four-bar mechanism, the oscillatable shaft (24) is connected to the first drive means (20), which in turn is connected via a connecting rod containing the two adjustment means (17, 18) to a main drive shaft which is driven by a motor.
- the mechanical coupling point of this main drive shaft to the above-mentioned connecting rod divides this connecting rod into two parts.
- the one part contains the adjustment means (17), the other part contains the adjustment means (18).
- the part connected to the drive means (20) - wherein the drive means (20) is connected thereto by the adjustment means (17) - forms part of the first four-bar mechanism.
- This part together with the first drive means (20) and the connecting element between the oscillatable shaft (24) and the first drive means (20), thus forms the first four-bar mechanism.
- the amplitude of the oscillatable shaft (24) can be adjusted.
- the first part of the oscillatable shaft (25) is driven by the second drive means (21) via the second four-bar mechanism.
- the second drive means (21) is connected to the main drive shaft via the same connecting rod as the first drive means (20), the connection being now implemented by the adjustment means (18).
- the second four-bar mechanism comprises, as well as the second drive means (21), also the connecting element between the oscillatable shaft (25) and the second drive means (21), and the second part of the connecting rod.
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