JP2555604B2 - Direct drawing and winding method of synthetic fiber yarn - Google Patents

Direct drawing and winding method of synthetic fiber yarn

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JP2555604B2
JP2555604B2 JP62134162A JP13416287A JP2555604B2 JP 2555604 B2 JP2555604 B2 JP 2555604B2 JP 62134162 A JP62134162 A JP 62134162A JP 13416287 A JP13416287 A JP 13416287A JP 2555604 B2 JP2555604 B2 JP 2555604B2
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伯文 武内
隆 山路
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Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 (産業上の利用分野) この発明は、合成繊維糸条を溶融紡糸、延伸し、高速
度で巻取る直接延伸方式の巻取方法に関するものであ
る。
Description: TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a direct drawing-type winding method in which a synthetic fiber yarn is melt-spun, drawn, and wound at a high speed.

(従来の技術) ポリエステルおよびポリアミド等からなる合成繊維糸
条を溶融紡糸し、第1ゴデツトローラ、第2ゴデツトロ
ーラ、第3ゴデツトローラ等の複数個のゴデツトローラ
に順に巻回し、これらのゴデツトローラ間で延伸し、し
かるのち巻取ローラで駆動されるボビンに延伸糸条を10
00〜6000m/分の高速度で巻取る方法が知られている。そ
して、従来は、延伸を容易にするため、第2ゴデツトロ
ーラおよび第3ゴデツトローラの温度を比較的高温に設
定し、これらのゴデツトローラに対する糸条の巻回数を
比較的多くしていた。例えば、ポリアミド糸条の直接延
伸においては、第2ゴデツトローラおよび第3ゴデツト
ローラの温度を160℃に設定し、糸条の巻回数を4回に
するのが通常であつた。
(Prior Art) A synthetic fiber yarn made of polyester, polyamide, or the like is melt-spun and sequentially wound around a plurality of godet rollers such as a first godet roller, a second godet roller, and a third godet roller, and drawn between these godet rollers. After that, draw threads on the bobbin driven by the take-up roller.
A method of winding at a high speed of 00 to 6000 m / min is known. Conventionally, in order to facilitate drawing, the temperatures of the second godet roller and the third godet roller are set to relatively high temperatures, and the number of windings of the yarn around these godet rollers is relatively increased. For example, in the direct drawing of a polyamide yarn, the temperature of the second godet roller and the third godet roller is usually set to 160 ° C. and the number of windings of the yarn is set to 4 times.

(発明が解決しようとする問題点) 従来は、第2のゴデツトローラおよび第3ゴデツトロ
ーラの温度が比較的高く設定され、かつ糸条の巻回数が
多く、糸条が高温のゴデツトローラに長時間接触してい
たので、糸条の冷却収縮および延伸後の残留歪による収
縮が発生し、そのため巻度速度が4000m/分を越えて高速
になる程、ボビン上に糸条が巻かれて形成されるパツケ
ージの端面が膨出してバルジが大きくなる、パツケージ
形状が不良になるという問題があつた。
(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) Conventionally, the temperatures of the second godet roller and the third godet roller are set relatively high, the number of windings of the yarn is large, and the yarn is in contact with the hot godet roller for a long time. Since the shrinkage due to the cooling shrinkage of the yarn and the residual strain after drawing occurs, the higher the winding speed exceeds 4000 m / min, the faster the package is formed by winding the yarn on the bobbin. However, there was a problem that the end face of swelled and the bulge became large, and the package shape became defective.

この発明は、上記のバルジが小さく、形状の良好なパ
ルケージが得られ、紡糸速度を一層増大することができ
る合成繊維糸条の直接延伸巻取方法を提供するものであ
る。
The present invention provides a method for directly drawing and winding a synthetic fiber yarn, in which a package having a small bulge and a good shape can be obtained and the spinning speed can be further increased.

(問題点を解決するための手段) 溶融紡糸された合成繊維糸条Faを複数個のゴデツトロ
ーラ2、3、4に順に巻回して延伸し、1000〜6000m/分
の巻取速度で巻取るようにした合成繊維糸条の直接延伸
巻取方法において、上記巻取速度と巻取ローラ6の直前
に位置する最終ゴデツトローラ4の周速度との比を0.9
〜1.1の間の任意の大きさに設定した条件下で上記最終
ゴデツトローラの温度を変化させた際に上記糸条Faの巻
取張力が最大となり、かつこの最大巻取張力が0.38g/d
以上となるように上記最終ゴデツトローラの直前に位置
する直前第2ゴデツトローラ3の温度、上記最終ゴデツ
トローラ4および直前第2ゴデツトローラ3に対する上
記糸条Faの巻回数をそれぞれ選定すると共に、上記最終
ゴデツトローラ4の温度を上記糸条の巻取張力が最大と
なる温度の±2.5℃の範囲に設定し、次いで巻取張力が
0.19g/d以上、上記の最大巻取張力の1/2以下になるよう
に巻取速度および最終ゴデツトローラ4の周速度を設定
して上記の糸条を巻取る。
(Means for Solving Problems) The melt-spun synthetic fiber yarn Fa is wound around a plurality of godet rollers 2, 3, 4 in order and drawn, and wound at a winding speed of 1000 to 6000 m / min. In the method for directly drawing and winding synthetic fiber yarns, the ratio of the winding speed to the peripheral speed of the final godet roller 4 located immediately before the winding roller 6 is 0.9.
The winding tension of the yarn Fa becomes maximum when the temperature of the final god roller is changed under the condition of setting the size to any value between 1.1 and 1.1, and this maximum winding tension is 0.38 g / d.
As described above, the temperature of the immediately preceding second godet roller 3 located immediately before the final godet roller, the number of windings of the yarn Fa with respect to the final godet roller 4 and the immediately preceding second godet roller 3 are selected, and the final godet roller 4 is also selected. Set the temperature within ± 2.5 ° C of the temperature at which the winding tension of the above yarn becomes the maximum, and then take up the winding tension.
The yarn is wound by setting the winding speed and the peripheral speed of the final godet roller 4 so as to be 0.19 g / d or more and 1/2 or less of the maximum winding tension.

(作用) 巻取速度(巻取ローラ6の周波数)および最終ゴデツ
トローラ4の周速度の比が0.9〜1.1の任意の数値となる
ように上記の巻取速度および最終ゴデツトローラ4の周
速度を固定した条件下で巻取を行ない、最終ゴデツトロ
ーラ4の温度を室温から上昇させると、或る温度で巻取
張力が最大に達し、この温度を越えると下降し(第2図
参照)、山形の曲線a、b、c、d、e、f、g、h、
i、jが得られる。ただし、最終ゴテツトローラ4およ
び直前第2ゴデツトローラ3に対する各糸条Faの巻回
数、直前第2ゴテツローラ3の温度によつて上記の山形
曲線のレベルおよびそのピークの位置が変化するが、上
記のようにして巻取張力が最大となる温度を求め、この
ときの最大巻取張力(g/d)が0.38g/d以上となるように
最終ゴデツトローラ4、直前第2ゴデツトローラ3のそ
れぞれに対する各糸条Faの巻回数、直前第2ゴデツトロ
ーラ3の温度を選定すると共に、最終ゴデツトローラ4
の温度を上記の最大巻取張力が得られる温度の±2.5℃
の範囲に設定することにより、最終ゴテツトローラ4の
最適温度が決定される。
(Operation) The winding speed and the peripheral speed of the final god roller 4 are fixed so that the ratio of the winding speed (frequency of the winding roller 6) and the peripheral speed of the final god roller 4 becomes an arbitrary value of 0.9 to 1.1. When winding is carried out under the conditions and the temperature of the final godet roller 4 is raised from room temperature, the winding tension reaches a maximum at a certain temperature, and when it exceeds this temperature, the winding tension is lowered (see FIG. 2), and a mountain-shaped curve a is formed. , B, c, d, e, f, g, h,
i, j are obtained. However, depending on the number of windings of each yarn Fa with respect to the final got roller 4 and the immediately preceding second godet roller 3, the level of the above-mentioned chevron curve and the position of its peak vary depending on the temperature of the immediately preceding second got roller 3, but as described above. And obtain the temperature at which the winding tension becomes maximum, and the yarn Fa for each of the final godet roller 4 and the immediately preceding second godet roller 3 is adjusted so that the maximum winding tension (g / d) at this time becomes 0.38 g / d or more. Of the number of windings and the temperature of the immediately preceding second godet roller 3 and the final godet roller 4
± 2.5 ℃ of the temperature at which the above maximum winding tension is obtained
The optimum temperature of the final got roller 4 is determined by setting the range to.

この場合、巻取速度と最終ゴデツトローラ4の周速度
との比(巻取速度比)は0.95が好ましく、この巻取速度
比が0.9未満のときは糸条弛みによつて巻度が不能にな
り、反対に1.1超では糸切れが増大する。そして、最終
ゴデツトローラ4の温度を上記山形曲線のピーク範囲の
下限値未満に設定した場合および反対に上限値超に設定
した場合は、目的とする最大張力が得られない。
In this case, the ratio of the winding speed to the peripheral speed of the final godet roller 4 (winding speed ratio) is preferably 0.95. When the winding speed ratio is less than 0.9, the winding degree becomes impossible due to the looseness of the yarn. On the contrary, if it exceeds 1.1, the yarn breakage increases. If the temperature of the final godet roller 4 is set below the lower limit value of the peak range of the mountain curve or conversely above the upper limit value, the desired maximum tension cannot be obtained.

上記のようにして最終ゴデツトローラ4の温度を設定
したのち、巻取張力が0.18g/dと上記山形曲線の示す最
大巻取張力の1/2との間に納まるように巻取速度および
最終ゴデツトローラ4の周速度を調整することにより、
糸弛みや糸切れ、バルジ等を無視できる程度に小さくす
る速度が設定される。なお、上記の調整に際しては、最
終ゴデツトローラ4の周速度を固定し、巻取速度を低下
させることが好ましくは、これにより上記の調整が容易
になる。ただし、巻取張力が0.19g/d未満の場合は、巻
取張力が低過ぎて最終ゴデツトローラ4と巻取ローラ6
との間の糸条Faが弛み、最終ゴデツトローラ4に巻付き
易くなつて糸切れを生じ、特に巻取速度が高速になる
程、随伴流の影響が大きくなつて最終ゴデツトローラ4
からの糸離が悪くなり、糸切れが増大する。反対に、1/
2を超えると、巻取張力が大き過ぎるために、糸条Faが
ボビン7に巻かれた後で収縮し、この収縮圧によりパツ
ケージFの端面Fb(第3図参照)が膨出してバルジPが
大きくなる。
After setting the temperature of the final godet roller 4 as described above, the take-up speed and the final godet roller are adjusted so that the take-up tension falls between 0.18 g / d and 1/2 of the maximum take-up tension indicated by the chevron curve. By adjusting the peripheral speed of 4,
A speed is set to reduce yarn slack, yarn breakage, bulge, etc. to a negligible level. At the time of the above adjustment, it is preferable to fix the peripheral speed of the final godet roller 4 to reduce the winding speed, which facilitates the above adjustment. However, when the winding tension is less than 0.19 g / d, the winding tension is too low and the final god roller 4 and the winding roller 6
The yarn Fa between the end god roller 4 and the final godet roller 4 becomes liable to be wound around the final godet roller 4 and the yarn breakage occurs.
The yarn separation from the yarn becomes worse and the yarn breakage increases. On the contrary, 1 /
When it exceeds 2, since the winding tension is too large, the yarn Fa contracts after being wound on the bobbin 7, and the contraction pressure causes the end face Fb (see FIG. 3) of the package F to swell and the bulge P to be bulged. Grows larger.

(実施例) 第1図において、1は紡糸ノズル(図示されていな
い)の下方に設けた給油装置、2は第1ゴデツトロー
ラ、3は第2ゴデツトローラ(直前第2ゴデツトロー
ラ)、4は第3ゴテツトローラ(最終ゴデツトローラ)
であり、これらのゴデツトローラ2、3、4にはそれぞ
れセパレータローラ2a,3a,4aが付属しており、溶融紡糸
された合成繊維糸Faが給油装置1によつてオイリングさ
れたのち、第1ゴデツトローラ2とそのセパレータロー
ラ2a、第2ゴテツトローラ3とそのセパレートローラ3
a、および第3ゴデツトローラ4とそのセパレートロー
ラ4aに順に、1回ないし数回巻回されて送られ、その間
に延伸され、しかるのち巻取ローラ6によつて駆動さる
れるボビン7に巻取られてパツケージFを形成する。
(Embodiment) In FIG. 1, 1 is an oil supply device provided below a spinning nozzle (not shown), 2 is a first godet roller, 3 is a second godet roller (the second godet roller immediately before), and 4 is a third godet roller. (Final Godetroller)
Separator rollers 2a, 3a and 4a are attached to these godet rollers 2, 3 and 4, respectively, and the melt spun synthetic fiber Fa is oiled by the oil supply device 1 and then the first godet roller 2a. 2 and its separator roller 2a, the second roller 3 and its separate roller 3
a, and the third god roller 4 and its separate roller 4a are wound one to several times in sequence and fed, stretched in the meantime, and then wound on a bobbin 7 driven by a winding roller 6. To form the package F.

上記の装置を用いて70デニール48フイラメントのナイ
ロンマルチフイラメント糸(合成繊維糸条)Faを溶融紡
糸し、延伸して巻取つた。すなわち、巻取速度(巻取ロ
ーラ6の周速度)と第3ゴデツトローラ(最終ゴテツト
ローラ)4の周速度との比(巻取速度比)を0.929に、
また第2ゴデツトローラ3に対する糸条Faの巻回数を2
回にそれぞれ固定し、第2ゴデツトローラ3の温度およ
び第3ゴテツトローラ4の対する糸条Faの巻回数をパラ
メータとし、実施例1〜10の条件下で第3ゴデツトロー
ラ4の温度を次第を上昇させて巻取張力(g/d)を測定
した。上記の実験1〜10の設定条件を表に、またこれら
の実施例について得られた第3ゴデツトローラ4の温度
と巻取張力(g/d)との関係を第2図にそれぞれ示す。
A 70 denier 48 filament nylon multi-filament yarn (synthetic fiber yarn) Fa was melt-spun, stretched and wound using the above apparatus. That is, the ratio (winding speed ratio) of the winding speed (peripheral speed of the winding roller 6) and the peripheral speed of the third godet roller (final gotting roller) 4 to 0.929,
In addition, the number of windings of the yarn Fa around the second godet roller 3 is set to 2
The temperature of the second godet roller 3 and the number of windings of the yarn Fa against the third godet roller 4 are set as parameters, and the temperature of the third godet roller 4 is gradually increased under the conditions of Examples 1 to 10. The winding tension (g / d) was measured. The setting conditions of the above experiments 1 to 10 are shown in the table, and the relationship between the temperature of the third godet roller 4 and the winding tension (g / d) obtained for these examples is shown in FIG.

第2図のグラフの山形曲線a〜jは、実験例1〜10に
対応するものであり、これらから最大巻取張力が0.38g/
d以上の実験例f、g、h、i、jをこの発明の実施例
1、2、3、4、5として選択し、他を比較例1、2、
3、4、5に選択した。次いで、これらの実施例1〜5
および比較例1〜5についてそれぞれ第3ゴデツトロー
ラ(最終ゴテツトローラ)4の温度をそれぞれ山形曲線
のピーク値に設定したのち、巻取速度比を設定して糸条
の巻取を行なつた。このときの巻取条件および得られた
パツケージの品質を表に併記した。
The chevron curves a to j in the graph of FIG. 2 correspond to Experimental Examples 1 to 10, and the maximum winding tension is 0.38 g /
d or more experimental examples f, g, h, i, j are selected as Examples 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 of the present invention, and the others are Comparative Examples 1, 2,
Selected as 3, 4, and 5. Then, these Examples 1-5
For Comparative Examples 1 to 5, the temperature of the third godet roller (final gotting roller) 4 was set to the peak value of the chevron curve, and then the winding speed ratio was set to wind the yarn. The winding conditions at this time and the quality of the obtained packages are also shown in the table.

(発明の効果) この発明によれば、バルジの小さい、良好な形状のパ
ツケージが得られ、しかも糸条の巻取速度を1000m/分以
下に下げる必要がない。
(Effect of the Invention) According to the present invention, a package having a small bulge and a good shape can be obtained, and it is not necessary to reduce the winding speed of the yarn to 1000 m / min or less.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of drawings]

第1図は合成繊維糸条の直接延伸巻取装置の略図、第2
図は第3ゴデツトローラ(最終ゴデツトローラ)の温度
と巻取張力との関係を示すグラフ、第3図はパツケージ
の正面図である。 Fa:合成繊維糸条、F:パツケージ、2:第1ゴデツトロー
ラ、3:第2ゴデツトローラ(直前第2ゴデツトロー
ラ)、4:第3ゴデツトローラ(最終ゴデツトローラ)、
6:巻取ローラ、7:ボビン。
FIG. 1 is a schematic view of a device for directly drawing and winding a synthetic fiber yarn, and FIG.
The figure is a graph showing the relationship between the temperature of the third godet roller (final godet roller) and the winding tension, and FIG. 3 is a front view of the package. Fa: synthetic fiber yarn, F: package, 2: first godet roller, 3: second godet roller (immediately second godet roller), 4: third godet roller (final godet roller),
6: Take-up roller, 7: Bobbin.

Claims (1)

(57)【特許請求の範囲】(57) [Claims] 【請求項1】溶融紡糸された合成繊維糸条を複数個のゴ
デツトローラに順に巻回して延伸し、1000〜6000m/分の
巻取速度で巻取るようにした合成繊維糸条の直接延伸巻
取方法において、上記巻取速度と巻取ローラの直前に位
置する最終ゴデツトローラの周速度との比を0.9〜1.1の
間の任意の大きさに設定した条件下で上記最終ゴデツト
ローラの温度を変化させた際に上記糸条の巻取張力が最
大となり、かつこの最大巻取張力が0.38g/d以上となる
ように上記最終ゴデツトローラの直前に位置する直前第
2ゴデツトローラの温度、上記最終ゴデツトローラおよ
び直前第2ゴデツトローラに対する上記糸条の巻回数を
それぞれ選定すると共に、上記最終ゴデツトローラの温
度を上記糸条の巻取張力が最大となる温度の±2.5℃の
範囲に設定し、次いで巻取張力が0.19g/d以上、上記の
最大巻取張力の1/2以下になるように巻取速度および最
終ゴデツトローラの周速度を設定して上記の糸条を巻取
ることを特徴とする合成繊維糸条の直接延伸巻取方法。
1. Direct drawing and winding of synthetic fiber yarn, wherein the melt-spun synthetic fiber yarn is wound around a plurality of godet rollers in order and drawn at a winding speed of 1000 to 6000 m / min. In the method, the temperature of the final godet roller was changed under the condition that the ratio of the take-up speed to the peripheral speed of the final godet roller located immediately before the take-up roller was set to an arbitrary value between 0.9 and 1.1. At that time, the temperature of the second godet roller immediately before the last godet roller, the temperature of the last godet roller and the immediately preceding godet roller are set so that the winding tension of the yarn becomes maximum and the maximum winding tension becomes 0.38 g / d or more. 2 Select the number of windings of the above-mentioned yarn with respect to the godet roller, and set the temperature of the above-mentioned final godet roller within the range of ± 2.5 ° C of the temperature at which the winding tension of the above-mentioned yarn is maximum, and then take up the winding tension. Is 0.19 g / d or more and 1/2 or less of the above maximum winding tension, and the winding speed and the peripheral speed of the final godet roller are set to wind the above-mentioned yarn, and the synthetic fiber yarn is wound. Direct drawing and winding method for strips.
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