EP3636572A1 - Dispositif d'assemblage de fil et dispositif de bobinage de fil - Google Patents

Dispositif d'assemblage de fil et dispositif de bobinage de fil Download PDF

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EP3636572A1
EP3636572A1 EP19200720.1A EP19200720A EP3636572A1 EP 3636572 A1 EP3636572 A1 EP 3636572A1 EP 19200720 A EP19200720 A EP 19200720A EP 3636572 A1 EP3636572 A1 EP 3636572A1
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  • the present invention relates to a yarn joining device and a yarn winding device including the yarn joining device.
  • the yarn ends of two yarns are introduced into a yarn joining space formed in a yarn joining member and compressed air is injected into the yarn joining space so as to twist the yarn ends and join the yarns.
  • a cutter is disposed on one side of the yarn joining member, and a clamp is disposed on the other side.
  • An untwisting pipe is disposed between the yarn joining member and the cutter. When the yarn clamped (gripped) by the clamp is cut by the cutter, the yarn end is sucked by the untwisting pipe and untwisted by the airflow in the untwisting pipe. Thereafter, the untwisted yarn end is pulled out from the untwisting pipe, and the yarn ends are joined by a whirling flow in the yarn joining space.
  • An object of the present invention is to provide a yarn joining device capable of satisfactorily performing a yarn joining operation even with an elastic yarn.
  • a yarn joining device relates to a yarn joining device including a yarn joining member formed with a yarn joining space; a clamp adapted to clamp a yarn; a cutter adapted to cut the yarn clamped by the clamp; and an untwisting pipe formed with a suction port and adapted to suck and untwist a yarn end of the yarn cut by the cutter; the clamp, the yarn joining member, the untwisting pipe, and the cutter being disposed in this order; where a guide member formed with a contacting portion adapted to bend the yarn with respect to a virtual straight line connecting the cutter and the yarn joining member by coming into contact with the yarn between the cutter and the yarn joining member is disposed between the cutter and the untwisting pipe.
  • the yarn when the elastic yarn is cut by the cutter, the yarn is guided so as to shrink toward an outer side of the suction port by the contacting portion of the guide member. That is, since the shrinkage of the yarn toward the suction port at the shortest distance can be reduced, failure in suction and catching of the yarn end by the untwisting pipe can be avoided. Therefore, according to the present invention, even if the yarn is an elastic yarn, the yarn end of the yarn cut by the cutter can be reliably sucked by the untwisting pipe, and the yarn joining operation can be satisfactorily performed.
  • At least one part of the contacting portion may be located on an outer side opposite to the yarn joining space with respect to the virtual straight line.
  • the cut yarn is more reliably guided toward the outer side of the suction port by the contacting portion. Therefore, according to the present invention, even if the yarn is an elastic yarn, the yarn end of the yarn cut by the cutter can be more reliably sucked by the untwisting pipe, and the yarn joining can be more satisfactorily performed.
  • the contacting portion may include a contacting surface which is a plane to make a surface contact with the yarn; and a virtual extension line obtained by extending the contacting surface may pass outward of the suction port.
  • the yarn cut by the cutter shrinks while making a surface contact with the contacting plane, so that the yarn is more reliably guided toward the outer side of the suction port. Therefore, failure in suction and catching of the yarn end by the untwisting pipe can be reliably avoided, and the yarn end can be reliably sucked by the untwisting pipe.
  • the contacting surface may be formed to be away from the virtual straight line as the contacting surface approaches the suction port.
  • the yarn cut by the cutter shrinks while making contact with the contacting surface, so that the yarn behaves so as to move away from the suction port. Therefore, failure in suction and catching of the yarn end by the untwisting pipe can be more reliably avoided, and the yarn end can be more reliably sucked by the untwisting pipe.
  • a collision member to which the yarn cut by the cutter collides before being sucked by the untwisting pipe, may be disposed on the virtual extension line.
  • the yarn cut by the cutter shrinks and collides with the collision member, so that the yarn can be effectively prevented from abruptly shrinking toward the suction port. Therefore, failure in suction and catching of the yarn end by the untwisting pipe can be more reliably avoided, and the yarn end can be more reliably sucked by the untwisting pipe.
  • a separation distance between a portion closest to the suction port in the contacting surface and a point most proximate to the portion in the suction port may be greater than or equal to 1 mm and less than or equal to 3 mm.
  • the effect is expected to be greater as the separation distance between the contacting surface and the suction port is longer.
  • this separation distance is too long, the yarn will be greatly bent by that much and the yarn path will become long. Then, the length of the yarn end sucked into the untwisting pipe may change, and the desired untwisting may not be performed. Therefore, by defining the separation distance between the contacting surface and the suction port as described above, the untwisting pipe can be reliably caused to suck the yarn end and satisfactorily perform the untwisting.
  • the guide member may include a guiding surface formed on a side farther from the suction port than the contacting surface and adapted to guide the yarn to the contacting surface.
  • the yarn can be satisfactorily guided to the contacting surface when being guided to the yarn joining space.
  • the yarn joining device further includes a regulation member formed with a regulation surface for regulating the yarn end pulled out from the untwisting pipe; where the yarn joining member is formed with an introduction port to which the yarn end is introduced after being regulated by the regulation surface; and when viewed from an axial direction of the untwisting pipe, an angle formed by a virtual extension line of the regulation surface with respect to a forming surface of the introduction port is smaller than an angle formed by a straight line connecting a center of the suction port and an end closer to the untwisting pipe in the introduction port with respect to the forming surface.
  • the yarn end can be pulled out from the untwisting pipe while the yarn is bent at an end portion on the yarn joining member side of the regulation surface. Therefore, the occurrence of rapid shrinkage of the yarn can be reduced by the friction at the bent portion, and the yarn end drawn from the untwisting pipe can be satisfactorily guided to the yarn joining space.
  • the yarn joining device may further include a supporting member adapted to support the untwisting pipe; and a supporting plate detachably provided with respect to the supporting member.
  • the guide member may be fixed to the supporting plate.
  • the guide member is effective when joining an elastic yarn, but may be unnecessary in a case of a general yarn that barely has elasticity. Even in such a case, according to the configuration described above, a change of a yarn type can be dealt by simply replacing the supporting plate without replacing the entire yarn joining device.
  • the regulation member may be fixed to the supporting plate.
  • the regulation member of the present invention is effective when joining an elastic yarn, but may be unnecessary in a case of a general yarn that barely has elasticity. Even in such a case, according to the configuration described above, the change of the yarn type can be dealt by simply replacing the supporting plate without replacing the entire yarn joining device.
  • a yarn winding device includes a yarn supplying section adapted to supply a yarn; a winding section adapted to wind the yarn supplied from the yarn supplying section; and the yarn joining device according to any one of the above disposed between the yarn supplying section and the winding section.
  • the yarn end of the yarn cut by the cutter can be reliably sucked by the untwisting pipe in the yarn joining operation, and the yarn joining operation can be satisfactorily performed.
  • an automatic winder 1 includes a plurality of winding units 2 (correspond to "yarn winding device” of the present invention) arranged in one direction, a doffing device 3 arranged so as to travel freely along the direction in which the plurality of winding units 2 are arranged, and a machine-frame controlling device 4 that performs control on the entire automatic winder 1.
  • "left-right direction” refers to the left-right direction of FIG. 1 in which the plurality of winding units 2 (yarn joining devices 21) are arranged.
  • a direction perpendicular to the drawing plane of FIG. 1 is considered as a front-back direction, and a front side and a back side with respect to the direction perpendicular to the drawing plane of FIG. 1 are referred to as "front side” and "back side", respectively.
  • the automatic winder 1 is configured to transmit a signal from the machine-frame controlling device 4 to a control device (not illustrated) individually arranged for each winding unit 2, and wind a yarn Y unwound from a yarn supplying bobbin B in each of the winding units 2 to form a package P.
  • a control device not illustrated
  • the machine-frame controlling device 4 can issue various commands to the control device (not illustrated) of each winding unit 2.
  • the machine-frame controlling device 4 carries out monitoring of an operation state, setting and storing of operation parameters, and the like of the entire automatic winder 1.
  • FIG. 2 is a schematic configuration view of the winding unit 2.
  • the winding unit 2 forms a package P by winding the yarn Y that is unwound from the yarn supplying bobbin B onto the winding tube Q while traversing the yarn Y.
  • the yarn Y is an elastic yarn having stretchability such as spandex.
  • the winding unit 2 includes a yarn supplying section 11 adapted to hold the yarn supplying bobbin in a state in which the yarn Y of the yarn supplying bobbin B can be supplied, a yarn processing performing section 12 adapted to perform various processes on the yarn Y unwound from the yarn supplying bobbin B held in the yarn supplying section 11, and a winding section 13 adapted to wind the yarn Y processed by the yarn processing performing section 12 around the winding tube Q to form the package P.
  • the yarn supplying section 11, the yarn processing performing section 12, and the winding section 13 are arranged sequentially from bottom to top.
  • the yarn supplying section 11 includes a bobbin holding section 15 adapted to hold the yarn supplying bobbin B and an unwinding assisting device 16 adapted to assist the unwinding of the yarn Y from the yarn supplying bobbin B.
  • the unwinding assisting device 16 includes a cylindrical body 29 that covers the yarn supplying bobbin B from above. The cylindrical body 29 is raised/lowered by a motor (not illustrated). In the unwinding assisting device 16, as the unwinding of the yarn Y proceeds, by lowering the cylindrical body 29, bulging (balloon) of the yarn Y that is being unwound is regulated and tension of the yarn Y is stabilized.
  • the yarn supplying section 1 may not include the unwinding assisting device 16.
  • the winding section 13 includes a cradle 14 adapted to rotatably clamp the winding tube Q, and a traversing drum 18.
  • the traversing drum 18 is rotationally driven by a drum motor (not illustrated).
  • a helical traversing groove 18a is formed on an outer peripheral surface of the traversing drum 18, and the winding section 13 is configured to traverse the yarn Y by the traversing groove 18a.
  • the winding section 13 may include a drum in which the traversing groove 18a is not formed and a traversing device provided independently of the drum, and may wind the yarn Y into the package P while traversing the yarn Y by the traversing device.
  • the yarn processing performing section 12 arranged between the yarn supplying section 11 and the winding section 13 includes a yarn feeler 19, a tension applying device 20, a yarn joining device 21, and a yarn clearer 22.
  • the yarn feeler 19 is arranged between the unwinding assisting device 16 and the tension applying device 20, and detects a presence and/or absence of the traveling yarn Y.
  • the tension applying device 20 is adapted to apply a predetermined tension to the traveling yarn Y.
  • a so-called gate-type tension applying device 20 is illustrated.
  • the gate-type tension applying device 20 a plurality of fixed gates 20a and a plurality of moveable gates 20b are alternately arranged in a vertical direction. Therefore, by adjusting the position of the plurality of moveable gates 20b in a horizontal direction, the tension is applied to the yarn Y traveling between the fixed gates 20a and the moveable gates 20b.
  • the yarn joining device 21 joins the disconnected yarn Y from the yarn supplying bobbin B (yarn supplying section 11) and the yarn Y from the package P (winding section 13).
  • a lower yarn catching/guiding member 23 adapted to catch the yarn Y from the yarn supplying bobbin B and guide the yarn Y to the yarn joining device 21 and an upper yarn catching/guiding member 24 adapted to catch the yarn Y from the package P and guide the yarn Y to the yarn joining device 21 are respectively arranged below and above the yarn joining device 21.
  • the lower yarn catching/guiding member 23 is rotatable around a shaft 23a, and is swung up and down by being rotationally driven by a motor (not illustrated).
  • the upper yarn catching/guiding member 24 is rotatable around a shaft 24a, and is swung up and down by being rotationally driven by a motor (not illustrated).
  • the lower yarn catching/guiding member 23 and the upper yarn catching/guiding member 24 are connected to a suction source (not illustrated).
  • the lower yarn catching/guiding member 23 includes on an end portion thereof a suction part 23b that sucks and catches a yarn end of the yarn Y from the yarn supplying section 11.
  • the lower yarn catching/guiding member 23 catches the yarn end of the yarn Y with the suction part 23b at a lower position, and is swung upward to guide the yarn Y to the yarn joining device 21.
  • the upper yarn catching/guiding member 24 includes on an end portion thereof a suction mouth 24b that sucks and catches a yarn end of the yarn Y from the winding section 13.
  • the upper yarn catching/guiding member 24 is first swung upward from the downward position to locate the suction mouth 24b in the vicinity of a contact point of the package P and the traversing drum 18, thus sucking and catching the yarn end of the yarn Y attached to the surface of the package P.
  • the upper yarn catching/guiding member 24 is swung downward from the upward position to guide the caught yarn Y to the yarn joining device 21.
  • the upper yarn catching/guiding member 24 may be configured to catch the yarn Y and guide the yarn Y to the yarn joining device 21 without swinging.
  • the yarn joining device 21 joins the yarn end of the yarn Y guided by the lower yarn catching/guiding member 23 and the yarn end of the yarn Y guided by the upper yarn catching/guiding member 24 to form one yarn Y. Configuration, operation, and the like of the yarn joining device 21 will be explained in detail later.
  • the yarn clearer 22 constantly acquires information on thickness of the traveling yarn Y, and detects an abnormal part of the yarn Y where the thickness is thicker than or equal to a predetermined thickness as the yarn defect based on the thickness information of the yarn Y.
  • the yarn clearer 22 is provided with the cutter 22a, and the cutter 22a immediately cuts the yarn Y when a yarn defect is detected by the yarn clearer 22.
  • FIGS. 3A , 4A and 5A are views of the yarn joining device 21 viewed from the left.
  • FIGS. 3B , 4B and 5B are views of the yarn joining device 21 viewed from the front.
  • the yarn joining device 21 includes a yarn joining member 31, untwisting pipes 32, an upper guide plate 33, a lower guide plate 34, yarn moving levers 35, yarn pressing levers 36, and the like.
  • the yarn Y from the yarn supplying section 11 is distinguished as the yarn Y1 and the yarn Y from the winding section 13 is distinguished as the yarn Y2 as necessary.
  • the yarn joining member 31 is formed in a block shape, and is attached to a supporting plate 38 fixed to a front surface of the supporting block 37.
  • the yarn joining member 31 projects out from the supporting plate 38 towards a side (front side) of a yarn path on which the yarn Y travels.
  • a yarn joining space 31a extending in the vertical direction (first direction) is formed in the yarn joining member 31 so as to pass through the yarn joining member 31.
  • a yarn insertion gap 31b connected to the yarn joining space 31a is formed in the yarn joining member 31 so as to be opened toward the front side and to pass through the yarn joining member 31 in the vertical direction.
  • the yarn Y1 caught by the lower yarn catching/guiding member 23 and the yarn Y2 caught by the upper yarn catching/guiding member 24 are guided to the yarn joining space 31a through the yarn insertion gap 31b.
  • the upper and lower openings of the yarn joining space 31a respectively function as introduction ports 31c for introducing the yarn ends pulled out from the untwisting pipes 32 into the yarn joining space 31a, as will be described later.
  • a nozzle hole (not illustrated) for ejecting compressed air is formed in the inner wall of the yarn joining space 31a.
  • the nozzle hole is connected to a compressed air supply path formed in the supporting block 37.
  • the upper guide plate 33 is disposed above the yarn joining member 31.
  • a guide groove 33a to which the yarn Y1 is introduced and a guide groove 33b to which the yarn Y2 is introduced are formed in the upper guide plate 33.
  • the guide groove 33a and the guide groove 33b are arranged at intervals in the left-right direction, and the guide groove 33b is located further towards the right side than the guide groove 33a.
  • the upper guide plate 33 is provided with a cutter 41 and a clamp 42.
  • the cutter 41 is provided with respect to the guide groove 33a.
  • the clamp 42 is provided with respect to the guide groove 33b.
  • the lower guide plate 34 is disposed below the yarn joining member 31.
  • a guide groove 34a to which the yarn Y1 is introduced and a guide groove 34b to which the yarn Y2 is introduced are formed in the lower guide plate 34.
  • the guide groove 34a and the guide groove 34b are arranged at intervals in the left-right direction, and the guide groove 34b is located further towards the right side than the guide groove 34a.
  • the guide grooves 34a and 34b are arranged almost directly under the guide grooves 33a and 33b, respectively.
  • the lower guide plate 34 is provided with a cutter 43 and a clamp 44.
  • the cutter 43 is provided with respect to the guide groove 34b.
  • the clamp 44 is provided with respect to the guide groove 34a.
  • the untwisting pipe 32 is a cylindrical member extending in the front-back direction, and is supported by the supporting block 37. A front end portion and a back end portion of the untwisting pipe 32 are opened in the front-back direction (second direction), and the opening at the front end portion functions as a suction port 32a for sucking the yarn Y.
  • Two untwisting pipes 32 are provided for sucking the yarn ends of the yarn Y1 and the yarn Y2, respectively.
  • the untwisting pipe 32 for sucking the yarn Y1 is disposed between the yarn joining member 31 and the cutter 41 (upper guide plate 33) in the vertical direction.
  • the untwisting pipe 32 for sucking the yarn Y2 is disposed between the yarn joining member 31 and the cutter 43 (lower guide plate 34) in the vertical direction.
  • a nozzle hole (not illustrated) for ejecting compressed air is formed in the inner wall of the untwisting pipe 32.
  • the nozzle hole is connected to a compressed air supply path formed in the supporting block 37. Airflow directed from the front side toward the back side is generated in the untwisting pipe 32 by ejecting compressed air from the nozzle hole.
  • the yarn end of the yarn Y can be sucked into the untwisting pipe 32 from the suction port 32a by the action of the airflow. Furthermore, the airflow can untwist the yarn end of the yarn Y introduced into the untwisting pipe 32.
  • a through-hole 38a is formed in the supporting plate 38 at a position facing the untwisting pipes 32 (suction ports 32a).
  • a regulation member 46 is attached to the front surface of the supporting plate 38 at a position where the through-hole 38a is formed. Although the regulation member 46 will be described in detail later, a through-hole 47a (see FIG. 7 ) that passes through in the front-back direction is formed. The yarn end of the yarn Y is introduced into the inside of the untwisting pipe 32 through the through-hole 47a of the regulation member 46, the through-hole 38a of the supporting plate 38, and the suction port 32a of the untwisting pipe 32.
  • the yarn moving levers 35 are disposed in a pair, above and below the yarn joining member 31.
  • the upper yarn moving lever 35 is disposed between the upper untwisting pipe 32 and the upper guide plate 33 in the vertical direction.
  • the lower yarn moving lever 35 is disposed between the lower untwisting pipe 32 and the lower guide plate 34 in the vertical direction.
  • the pair of yarn moving levers 35 are configured to be integrally swung with a swing shaft (not illustrated) extending in the vertical direction as the center. As the yarn moving levers 35 are swung toward the back side, the yarns Y guided to the yarn joining space 31a are moved toward the back side by the yarn moving levers 35.
  • a pair of yarn pressing levers 36 are disposed above and below the yarn joining member 31.
  • the upper yarn pressing lever 36 is disposed between the yarn joining member 31 and the upper yarn moving lever 35 in the vertical direction.
  • the lower yarn pressing lever 36 is disposed between the yarn joining member 31 and the lower yarn moving lever 35 in the vertical direction.
  • the pair of yarn pressing levers 36 are configured to be integrally swung with a swing shaft (not illustrated) extending in the vertical direction as the center. As the yarn pressing levers 36 are swung toward the back side, the yarns Y guided to the yarn joining space 31a are pressed by the yarn pressing levers 36. Thus, when twists are applied to the yarn ends of the yarns Y in the yarn joining space 31a, the twists are prevented from being propagated beyond the yarn pressing lever 36.
  • FIGS. 3A and 3B are views illustrating a state immediately before the yarns Y1 and Y2 are cut with the cutters 41 and 43, respectively.
  • FIGS. 4A and 4B are views illustrating a state in which the yarn ends of the yarns Y1 and Y2 are sucked by the respective untwisting pipes 32.
  • FIGS. 5A and 5B are views illustrating a state in which the yarn ends of the yarns Y1 and Y2 are disposed in the yarn joining space 31a.
  • the yarns Y1 and Y2 are introduced into the yarn joining space 31a through the yarn insertion gap 31b by the lower yarn catching/guiding member 23 and the upper yarn catching/guiding member 24.
  • the yarn Y1 is also introduced into the guide grooves 33a, 34a
  • the yarn Y2 is also introduced into the guide grooves 33b, 34b.
  • the yarn moving lever 35 is swung toward the back side to move the yarns Y1 and Y2 toward the back side in this state, so that the yarn Y1 is pushed to the back of the guide grooves 33a and 34a, and the yarn Y2 is pushed to the back of the guide grooves 33b and 34b.
  • the upper yarn catching/guiding member 24 is simply illustrated as a circle in FIG. 3 , it actually has a rectangular suction mouth 24b as illustrated in FIG. 2 .
  • the yarn end of the cut yarn Y1 is sucked into the upper untwisting pipe 32.
  • the yarn end of the cut yarn Y2 is sucked into the lower untwisting pipe 32. Then, the yarn ends of the yarns Y1 and Y2 are untwisted by the airflow generated in the respective untwisting pipes 32.
  • the yarn pressing levers 36 are swung toward the back side and the yarns Y1 and Y2 are pressed by the yarn pressing levers 36.
  • the twist can be prevented from being propagated beyond the yarn pressing levers 36 at the time of the yarn joining operation.
  • the yarn moving levers 35 and the yarn pressing levers 36 are returned to the initial position, and the winding of the yarn Y by the winding section 13 is resumed.
  • an elastic yarn such as spandex yarn
  • the following problems occur. That is, in a case of an elastic yarn, when the yarn Y1 clamped by the clamp 44 is cut by the cutter 41, the yarn Y1 shrinks abruptly, whereby the yarn end of the yarn Y1 cannot be sucked by the untwisting pipe 32 and the yarn joining operation may fail. The same problem may occur when the yarn Y2 clamped by the clamp 42 is cut by the cutter 43.
  • guide members 45 and regulation members 46 are provided in order to solve the above-mentioned problems in joining the elastic yarn.
  • a pair of guide members 45 is disposed above and below the yarn joining member 31.
  • a pair of regulation members 46 are also disposed above and below the yarn joining member 31.
  • the lower guide member 45 and the lower regulation member 46 are disposed at positions obtained by rotating the upper guide member 45 and the upper regulation member 46 by 180 degrees with the center of the yarn joining space 31a as viewed from the front as a rotation axis.
  • the upper guide member 45 and the upper regulation member 46 act on the yarn Y1.
  • the lower guide member 45 and the lower regulation member 46 act on the yarn Y2.
  • FIGS. 6 to 8 are views illustrating the behavior of the yarn Y1 around the upper guide member 45 and the upper regulation member 46 as viewed from the front.
  • FIG. 9A is a perspective view illustrating the guide member 45.
  • FIG. 9B is a view of the guide member 45 as viewed from the front.
  • FIG. 9C is a view of the guide member 45 as viewed from below.
  • the guide member 45 is disposed between the untwisting pipe 32 and the cutter 41 (upper guide plate 33) in the vertical direction, and bends the yarn Y1 between the cutter 41 and the yarn joining member 31.
  • the guide member 45 is formed in a quadrangle pyramid shape projecting out forward from the supporting plate 38, and is fixed to the supporting plate 38.
  • the front surface of the guide member 45 is smaller than the back surface.
  • the guide member 45 is formed with a contacting surface 45a and a guiding surface 45b.
  • the contacting surface 45a is a surface with which the yarn Y1 introduced to the yarn joining space 31a and the guide grooves 33a and 34a comes into contact.
  • the guiding surface 45b guides the yarn Y1 to the contacting surface 45a.
  • the contacting surface 45a is formed on the back portion (portion on the supporting plate 38 side) of the guide member 45, and is a plane substantially perpendicular to the supporting plate 38 and facing the direction of the yarn Y1 (approximately toward the left). As illustrated in FIG. 6 , when viewed from the front, the contacting surface 45a is located on the outer side of the suction port 32a of the untwisting pipe 32 in the left-right direction (third direction).
  • the contacting surface 45a is formed as an inclined surface inclined with respect to the vertical direction.
  • the contacting surface 45a is formed to be located further on the outer side (left side) with respect to the suction port 32a in the left-right direction as it approaches the suction port 32a in the vertical direction (toward the lower side).
  • a lower left end R of the contacting surface 45a in other words, the portion R of the contacting surface 45a located on the outermost side with respect to the suction port 32a in the left-right direction, is separated from the suction port 32a by a distance greater than or equal to 1 mm and less than or equal to 3 mm in the left-right direction.
  • the separation distance between the portion closest to the suction port 32a in the contacting surface 45a and the point most proximate to such a portion in the suction port 32a is greater than or equal to 1 mm and less than or equal to 3 mm.
  • the guide member 45 is disposed such that a virtual extension line L obtained by extending the contacting surface 45a passes outward of the suction port 32a.
  • the guiding surface 45b is connected to the front side of the contacting surface 45a.
  • the guiding surface 45b is formed as an inclined surface inclined with respect to the front-back direction.
  • the guiding surface 45b is formed to approach the contacting surface 45a (toward the left side) even in the left-right direction as it approaches the contacting surface 45a in the front-back direction (toward the back side).
  • the back end portion of the guiding surface 45b and the front end portion of the contacting surface 45a are connected to each other while forming a ridgeline therebetween.
  • the regulation member 46 has a configuration in which a main body portion 47 and a mounting portion 48 are integrally formed.
  • a through-hole 47a, a first guiding groove 47b, and a second guiding groove 47c are formed in the main body portion 47.
  • the through-hole 47a passes through the main body portion 47 in the front-back direction, and is connected the suction port 32a of the untwisting pipe 32 through the through-hole 38a formed in the supporting plate 38.
  • the first guiding groove 47b and the second guiding groove 47c are recesses formed on the front surface of the main body portion 47.
  • the first guiding groove 47b is formed approximately toward the upper side from the through-hole 47a, and has a role of guiding the yarn Y1 to the suction port 32a when the yarn end of the yarn Y1 is sucked into the untwisting pipe 32.
  • the second guiding groove 47c is formed approximately toward the lower right side from the through-hole 47a, and has a role of guiding the yarn Y1 to the yarn joining space 31a when the yarn end of the yarn Y1 is pulled out from the untwisting pipe 32.
  • the mounting portion 48 is a block-like member, and the regulation member 46 can be mounted on the supporting plate 38 by fixing the mounting portion 48 to the supporting plate 38 with a screw. As illustrated in FIG. 6 , the regulation member 46 is fixed to the supporting plate 38 so that the mounting portion 48 is located on the virtual extension line L of the contacting surface 45a of the guide member 45.
  • the regulation surface 47d forms an angle ⁇ with respect to the forming surface of the introduction port 31c of the yarn joining member 31, as viewed from the front.
  • the angle ⁇ is smaller than the angle ⁇ formed by a straight line connecting a center O of the suction port 32a of the untwisting pipe 32 and an end S of the introduction port 31c closer to the untwisting pipe 32 with respect to the forming surface of the introduction port 31c.
  • FIG. 6 is a view illustrating a state immediately before the yarn Y1 is cut by the cutter 41.
  • FIG. 7 is a view illustrating a state immediately after the yarn Y1 is cut by the cutter 41.
  • FIG. 8 is a view illustrating a state when the yarn end of the yarn Y1 is pulled out from the untwisting pipe 32.
  • the yarn Y1 between the cutter 41 and the yarn joining member 31 is in contact with the contacting surface 45a of the guide member 45.
  • the yarn Y1 at this time is bent at the end R of the contacting surface 45a, and is disposed in the first guiding groove 47b and the second guiding groove 47c of the regulation member 46.
  • the yarn Y1 When the yarn Y1 is cut by the cutter 41, as illustrated in FIG. 7 , the yarn Y1 abruptly shrinks in the direction of an arrow along the virtual extension line L. Since this direction is different from the direction toward the suction port 32a of the untwisting pipe 32, shrinkage of the yarn Y1 toward the suction port 32a at the shortest distance can be reduced, and the failure in suction and catching of the yarn end by the untwisting pipe 32 can be avoided. Furthermore, since the mounting portion 48 of the regulation member 46 is disposed on the virtual extension line L, the yarn Y1 that has shrunk along the virtual extension line L collides with the mounting portion 48, whereby abrupt shrinkage of the yarn Y1 toward the suction port 32a can be effectively reduced. Therefore, the failure in suction and catching of the yarn end by the untwisting pipe 32 can be more effectively avoided, and the yarn end of the yarn Y1 can be reliably sucked by the untwisting pipe 32.
  • the yarn end of the yarn Y1 is untwisted by the untwisting pipe 32, and the yarn moving lever 35 is further swung backward so that the yarn end is pulled out from the untwisting pipe 32.
  • the yarn Y1 is in contact with the regulation surface 47d of the regulation member 46.
  • angle ⁇ ⁇ angle ⁇ see FIG. 10
  • the yarn Y1 is bent at the end of the regulation surface 47d on the yarn joining member 31 side.
  • the occurrence of rapid shrinkage of the yarn Y1 can be reduced by the friction of the yarn Y1 at the bent portion, and the yarn end of the yarn Y1 pulled out from the untwisting pipe 32 can be satisfactorily guided into the yarn joining space 31a through the introduction port 31c.
  • the guide member 45 formed with the contacting surface 45a adapted to bend the yarn Y by making contact with the yarn Y (Y1) between the cutter 41 and the yarn joining member 31 is disposed between the cutter 41 and the untwisting pipe 32 in the vertical direction (first direction), and at least one part of the contacting surface 45a is located on the outer side of the suction port 32a of the untwisting pipe 32 in the left-right direction (third direction) when viewed from the front-back direction (second direction).
  • the yarn Y which is an elastic yarn is cut by the cutter 41
  • the yarn Y is guided so as to shrink toward the outer side of the suction port 32a by a portion of the contacting surface 45a of the guide member 45, the portion being located on the outer side of the suction port 32a. That is, since the shrinkage of the yarn Y toward the suction port 32a at the shortest distance can be reduced, the failure in suction and catching of the yarn end by the untwisting pipe 32 can be avoided. Therefore, even if the yarn Y is an elastic yarn, the yarn end of the yarn Y cut by the cutter 41 can be reliably sucked by the untwisting pipe 32, and the yarn joining operation can be satisfactorily performed.
  • the contacting surface 45a is a plane, and the virtual extension line L obtained by extending the contacting surface 45a passes outward of the suction port 32a when viewed from the front-back direction.
  • the yarn Y cut by the cutter 41 shrinks while making contact with the contacting surface 45a, the yarn Y is more reliably guided toward the outer side of the suction port 32a. Therefore, failure in suction and catching of the yarn end by the untwisting pipe 32 can be reliably avoided, and the yarn end can be reliably sucked by the untwisting pipe 32.
  • the contacting surface 45a has a shape facing the outer side of the suction port 32a in the left-right direction as it approaches the suction port 32a in the vertical direction as viewed from the front-back direction. This means, when viewed from the front-back direction, the contacting surface 45a is formed such that a portion of the contacting surface 45a located closer to the suction port 32a in the vertical direction is located to be further outward of the suction port 32a in the left-right direction. According to such a configuration, the yarn Y cut by the cutter 41 behaves so as to move away from the suction port 32a as it shrinks while making contact with the contacting surface 45a. Therefore, failure in suction and catching of the yarn end by the untwisting pipe 32 can be reliably avoided, and the yarn end can be more reliably sucked by the untwisting pipe 32.
  • the regulation member 46 (collision member) to which the yarn Y cut by the cutter 41 collides before being sucked by the untwisting pipe 32 is disposed on the virtual extension line L.
  • the yarn Y cut by the cutter 41 shrinks and collides with the regulation member 46, whereby the yarn Y can be effectively prevented from being abruptly shrinking toward the suction port 32a. Therefore, failure in suction and catching of the yarn end by the untwisting pipe 32 can be reliably avoided, and the yarn end can be more reliably sucked by the untwisting pipe 32.
  • the separation distance from the suction port 32a in the left-right direction of the portion R of the contacting surface 45a located the farthest away from the suction port 32a in the left-right direction is greater than or equal to 1 mm and less than or equal to 3 mm. It is considered in order to reliably suck the yarn Y cut by the cutter 41 by the untwisting pipe 32, the effect is expected to be greater if the separation distance between the contacting surface 45a and the suction port 32a in the left-right direction is longer. However, if this separation distance is too long, the yarn Y will be largely bent by that much, and the yarn path will become long.
  • the length of the yarn end to be sucked into the untwisting pipe 32 thus may change, and the desired untwisting may not be performed. Therefore, by defining the separation distance between the contacting surface 45a and the suction port 32a in the left-right direction as described above, the untwisting pipe 32 can be reliably caused to suck the yarn end and satisfactorily perform the untwisting.
  • the guide member 45 includes the guiding surface 45b formed on the side (front side) farther from the suction port 32a than the contacting surface 45a in the front-back direction and adapted to guide the yarn Y to the contacting surface 45a.
  • a guiding surface 45b provided on the guide member 45 the yarn Y can be satisfactorily guided to the contacting surface 45a when guiding the yarn Y to the yarn joining space 31a from the side (front side) farther from the suction port 32a to the side (back side) closer to the suction port 32a in the front-back direction.
  • the guide member 45 is fixed to the supporting plate 38 detachably attached to the supporting block 37 (supporting member) adapted to support the untwisting pipe 32.
  • the guide member 45 is effective when joining an elastic yarn, but may be unnecessary in a case of a general yarn that barely has elasticity. Even in such a case, according to the above-described configuration, the change of the yarn type can be dealt with by simply replacing the supporting plate 38 without replacing the entire yarn joining device 21.
  • a method is adopted in which the cutter 41 is provided with a clamp function and the yarn Y cut by the cutter 41 is simultaneously clamped.
  • the cutter 41 needs to be changed in order to deal with the change of the yarn type, and the main portion of the yarn joining device 21 needs to be changed significantly, which requires a great deal of effort.
  • the configuration of the present embodiment which merely requires replacement of the supporting plate 38 is very advantageous.
  • the yarn joining device 21 further includes the regulation member 46 formed with the regulation surface 47d for introducing the yarn end pulled out from the untwisting pipe 32 into the yarn joining space 31a through the introduction port 31c formed in the yarn joining member 31, where when viewed from the front-back direction, the angle ⁇ formed between the regulation surface 47d and the forming surface of the introduction port 31c is smaller than the angle ⁇ formed by a straight line connecting the center O of the suction port 32a and the end S closer to the untwisting pipe 32 in the introduction port 31c and the forming surface.
  • the yarn end can be pulled out from the untwisting pipe 32 while bending the yarn Y at the end on the yarn joining member 31 side of the regulation surface 47d. Therefore, the occurrence of rapid shrinkage of the yarn Y can be reduced by the friction at the bent portion, and the yarn end pulled out from the untwisting pipe 32 can be satisfactorily guided to the yarn joining space 31a.
  • the regulation member 46 is fixed to the supporting plate 38 detachably attached to the supporting block 37 (supporting member) adapted to support the untwisting pipe 32.
  • the regulation member 46 is effective when joining an elastic yarn, but may be unnecessary in a case of a general yarn that barely has elasticity. Even in such a case, according to the above-described configuration, the change of the yarn type can be dealt by simply replacing the supporting plate 38 without replacing the entire yarn joining device 21.
  • the winding unit 2 (yarn winding device) of the present embodiment includes the yarn supplying section 11 adapted to supply the yarn Y, the winding section 13 disposed at a position separated from the yarn supplying section 11 in the vertical direction and adapted to wind the yarn Y supplied from the yarn supplying section 11, and the yarn joining device 21 disposed between the yarn supplying section 11 and the winding section 13 in the vertical direction. Therefore, even when winding the elastic yarn, the yarn ends of the yarns Y1 and Y2 cut by the cutters 41 and 43 can be reliably sucked by the respective untwisting pipes 32 at the time of yarn joining operation, and the yarn joining operation can be satisfactorily performed.
  • the yarn joining device 21 includes the yarn joining member 31 formed with the yarn joining space 31a, the clamp 44 adapted to clamp the yarn Y1, the cutter 41 adapted to cut the yarn Y1 clamped by the clamp 44, and the untwisting pipe 32 formed with the suction port 32a and adapted to suck and untwist the yarn end of the yarn Y1 cut by the cutter 41, where the clamp 44, the yarn joining member 31, the untwisting pipe 32, and the cutter 41 are disposed in such order from the side in which the yarn supplying section 11 is arranged.
  • the yarn joining device 21 includes the yarn joining member 31 formed with the yarn joining space 31a, the clamp 42 adapted to clamp the yarn Y2, the cutter 43 adapted to cut the yarn Y2 clamped by the clamp 42, and the untwisting pipe 32 formed with the suction port 32a and adapted to suck and untwist the yarn end of the yarn Y2 cut by the cutter 43, where the clamp 42, the yarn joining member 31, the untwisting pipe 32, and the cutter 43 are disposed in such order from the side in which the winding section 13 is arranged.
  • the guide member 45 formed with the contacting surface 45a (contacting portion) adapted to bend the yarn Y1, Y2 with respect to the virtual straight line connecting the cutter 41, 43 and the yarn joining member 31 by coming into contact with the yarn Y1, Y2 between the cutter 41, 43 and the yarn joining member 43 is disposed between the cutter 41, 43 and the untwisting pipe 32, 32.
  • At least a part of the contacting surface 45a may be located on the outer side opposite to the yarn joining space 31a with respect to the virtual straight line connecting the cutter 41, 43 and the yarn joining member 31.
  • the yarn joining device 21 includes the contacting surface 45a which is a plane to make a surface contact with the yarns Y1 and Y2, and the virtual extension line L obtained by extending the contacting surface 45a passes outward of the suction port 32a.
  • the contacting surface 45a may be formed to be further away from the virtual straight line connecting the cutter 41, 43 and the yarn joining member 31 as it approaches the suction port 32a.
  • the separation distance between the portion closest to the suction port 32a in the contacting surface 45a and the point most proximate to such a portion in the suction port 32a is greater than or equal to 1 mm and less than or equal to 3 mm.
  • the guide member 45 includes the guiding surface 45b formed on the side farther from the suction port 32a than the contacting surface 45a, and adapted to guide the yarn Y1, Y2 to the contacting surface 45a.
  • the yarn joining device 21 further includes the regulation member 46 formed with the regulation surface 47d for regulating the yarn end pulled out from the untwisting pipe 32, where the introduction port 31c to which the yarn end is introduced after being regulated by the regulation surface 47d is formed in the yarn joining member 31, and when viewed from the axial direction of the untwisting pipe 32, the angle ⁇ formed by the virtual extension line of the regulation surface 47d with respect to the forming surface of the introduction port 31c is preferably smaller than the angle ⁇ formed by the straight line connecting the center O of the suction port 32a and the end S on the side closer to the untwisting pipe 32 in the introduction port 31c with respect to the forming surface.
  • the yarn joining device 21 may include the supporting member 37 adapted to support the untwisting pipe 32, and the supporting plate 38 detachably provided with respect to the supporting member 37.
  • the guide member 45 may be fixed to the supporting plate 38.
  • the regulation member 46 may be fixed to the supporting plate 38.
  • the guide member 45 is formed in a quadrangular pyramid shape.
  • the specific shape of the guide member is not limited thereto.
  • the guiding surface 45b is provided on the guide member 45, the guiding surface 45b may be omitted.
  • the entire contacting surface 45a of the guide member 45 is disposed on the outer side of the suction port 32a of the untwisting pipe 32 in the left-right direction.
  • at least a part of the contacting surface 45a merely needs to be disposed on the outer side of the suction port 32a in the left-right direction.
  • the contacting surface 45a of the guide member 45 is formed as an inclined surface inclined with respect to the vertical direction, but the contacting surface 45a may not be formed as an inclined surface.
  • a contacting surface 51a of a guide member 51 may be parallel to the vertical direction.
  • a contacting surface 52a of a guide member 52 may be a curved surface when viewed from the front-back direction.
  • the "contacting surface adapted to bend the yarn" in the present invention also includes a curved surface that changes the direction of the yarn path by curving the yarn.
  • the separation distance between the portion R of the contacting surface 45a located on the outermost side of the suction port 32a in the left-right direction and the suction port 32a in the left-right direction is greater than or equal to 1 mm and less than or equal to 3 mm. However, this separation distance may be less than 1 mm or greater than 3 mm.
  • the regulation member 46 (collision member) is disposed on the virtual extension line L.
  • disposing the collision member on the virtual extension line L is not a requirement.
  • the regulation member 46 is provided to suitably guide the yarn end pulled out from the untwisting pipe 32 to the yarn joining space 31a.
  • the regulation member 46 may be omitted.
  • the guide member 45 and the regulation member 46 are attached to the supporting plate 38.
  • the guide member 45 and the regulation member 46 can be appropriately changed, and is not limited to the supporting plate 38.
  • the present invention is applied to the yarn joining device 21 provided in the winding unit 2 of the automatic winder 1.
  • the present invention can also be applied to the yarn joining device of other textile machines (e.g. air spinning machine).
  • each winding unit 2 includes the yarn joining device 21.
  • the yarn joining device 21 may be mounted on a cart provided commonly to the plurality of winding units 2.
  • a yarn joining device (21) configured such that when a yarn (Y1) introduced into a yarn joining space (31a) of a yarn joining member (31) and clamped by a clamp (44) is cut by a cutter (41), the yarn end is sucked from a suction port (32a) of an untwisting pipe (32), a guide member (45) formed with a contacting surface (45a) that bends the yarn (Y1) by coming into contact with the yarn (Y1) between the cutter (41) and the yarn joining member (31) is provided between the cutter (41) and the untwisting pipe (32) in the vertical direction.
  • a guide member (45) formed with a contacting surface (45a) that bends the yarn (Y1) by coming into contact with the yarn (Y1) between the cutter (41) and the yarn joining member (31) is provided between the cutter (41) and the untwisting pipe (32) in the vertical direction.

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