JPH05193830A - Winding method for elastic yarn - Google Patents

Winding method for elastic yarn

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JPH05193830A
JPH05193830A JP650992A JP650992A JPH05193830A JP H05193830 A JPH05193830 A JP H05193830A JP 650992 A JP650992 A JP 650992A JP 650992 A JP650992 A JP 650992A JP H05193830 A JPH05193830 A JP H05193830A
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Takeshi Masuda
剛 益田
Kenji Kawakami
賢治 川上
Hiroyuki Nagai
宏行 長井
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide a winding method for an elastic excellent in extensibility while eliminating a trouble of damage, break, etc., of the yarn generated as a cause of contact with the fellow adjacent elastic yarn when it is wound. CONSTITUTION:A spinned elastic yarn (y) is wound on a winder 3 through godet rollers 1, 2 to form a winding yarn unit 6, but when a winding width of the winding yarn unit 6 begins to decrease, a detection value of a tensiometer 4, provided between the godet roller 2 and the winder 3, is transmitted to a controller 5, here to feed a signal to a driving motor, not shown, of the godet roller 2, and winding tension is controlled so as to satisfy a fixed winding tension range by controlling a rotational speed of the driving motor.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】Detailed Description of the Invention

【0001】[0001]

【産業上の利用分野】本発明は弾性糸巻糸体の巻取方法
に関するものであり、更に詳しくは巻取時のトラバ−ス
による弾性糸同士の接触が原因として生じる糸の損傷や
断糸等のトラブルを解決するとともに、解舒性に優れた
弾性糸の巻取方法に関する。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for winding an elastic yarn wound body, and more particularly, to damage or breakage of yarn caused by contact between elastic yarns due to traverse during winding. The present invention relates to an elastic yarn winding method that solves the above problems and is excellent in unwinding property.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】弾性糸の巻糸体は使用に際して解舒を必
要とするが、その際とくに最外層において綾落ちが多発
する。その対策として外層部分の巻幅を小さくしたり、
外層の糸同士を接着させるなどの対策が取られてきてい
る。
2. Description of the Related Art A wound body of an elastic yarn needs to be unwound when it is used, but in that case, especially the outermost layer is often twilled. As a countermeasure, reduce the winding width of the outer layer part,
Measures such as adhering the threads of the outer layers have been taken.

【0003】ところが、弾性糸を巻き取る際、外層部分
の巻幅を小さくすべく外層の綾角を大きくして巻き取る
と、隣接錘同士の弾性糸が接触して糸の損傷や断糸を引
き起こすという問題がある。
However, when winding the elastic yarn, if the winding angle of the outer layer is increased to reduce the winding width of the outer layer, the elastic yarns of the adjacent weights come into contact with each other to damage or break the yarn. There is a problem of causing.

【0004】そこで、この隣接錘の弾性糸同士の接触を
防ぐために大別して以下の2種の方法が採用されてき
た。
Therefore, in order to prevent the elastic yarns of the adjacent weights from contacting each other, the following two methods have been roughly adopted.

【0005】(1)巻き取り張力を大きくし糸同士の接
触を防ぐ方法、 (2)巻取機に仕切板を設け糸同士の接触を防ぐ方法、
その他である。
(1) A method of increasing the winding tension to prevent the yarns from coming into contact with each other, (2) A partition plate provided in the winding machine to prevent the yarns from coming into contact with each other,
Others.

【0006】[0006]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】しかし、これらの方法
はそれぞれ以下のような問題点を有している。
However, each of these methods has the following problems.

【0007】(1)については、巻き取り張力が高いた
め弾性糸としての品質が損なわれる、巻き取り中の綾外
れが増加する、巻き締めによつて紙管が潰れるなどの問
題が生じる。
With respect to (1), there are problems that the winding tension is high, the quality of the elastic yarn is impaired, the twisting during winding is increased, and the paper tube is crushed by winding.

【0008】(2)については、糸同士の接触を防ぐこ
とはできるが、代わって糸と仕切板とが接触するため、
糸が仕切板に瞬間的に付着し張力変動を起こして断糸す
ることが多く、また品質的にも糸の表面に損傷を与える
可能性が大きくて好ましくない。
Regarding (2), although it is possible to prevent the yarns from coming into contact with each other, the yarns come into contact with the partition plate instead.
In many cases, the yarn is instantaneously attached to the partition plate to cause tension fluctuation and breaks, and the quality of the yarn is likely to damage the yarn surface, which is not preferable.

【0009】本発明の目的は、弾性糸を巻き取る際、糸
同士の接触を防ぎながらも品質を保証し、さらに巻き取
り中の断糸、綾外れを極力抑えるとともに、解舒性に優
れた弾性糸の巻取方法を提供することにある。
The object of the present invention is to ensure the quality while preventing the yarns from contacting each other when winding the elastic yarn, and further to prevent the yarn breakage and the twisting during winding as much as possible, and to have an excellent unwinding property. It is to provide a method of winding an elastic yarn.

【0010】[0010]

【課題を解決するための手段】すなわち、本発明は最外
層から内層に向けて徐々に巻幅の大きくなる糸層とその
内層側に一定巻幅でかつ一定綾角で巻き取られた糸層か
らなる弾性糸巻糸体を巻き取るに際して、巻取綾角の変
化に伴い巻取張力を下記(1)および(2)を同時に満
足するようにコントロ−ルすることを特徴とする弾性糸
の巻取方法である。
That is, the present invention relates to a yarn layer in which the winding width gradually increases from the outermost layer to the inner layer and a yarn layer wound on the inner layer side with a constant winding width and a constant winding angle. In winding an elastic yarn wound body consisting of, the winding of the elastic yarn is controlled so that the winding tension is satisfied at the same time with the following changes in the winding winding angle. It is a taking method.

【0011】 7.7×10-4θ−0.003≦σ≦0.017 … (1) θ≧5° … (2) ここで、σは巻取張力[g/d] θは巻取綾角7.7 × 10 −4 θ−0.003 ≦ σ ≦ 0.017 (1) θ ≧ 5 ° (2) where σ is the winding tension [g / d] θ is the winding Twill angle

【0012】上記本発明に係る弾性糸巻糸体は外層部分
の糸層は絶対厚み5mm以上であつて、最外層綾角−最内
層綾角≧4°にすることが好ましい。
In the elastic wound yarn body according to the present invention, it is preferable that the yarn layer in the outer layer portion has an absolute thickness of 5 mm or more, and the outermost layer twist angle-the innermost layer twist angle ≧ 4 °.

【0013】また、弾性糸としてはポリエステル系、ポ
リウレタン系、ポリアミド系、ポリカ−ボネ−ト系のそ
れぞれの弾性糸、これらの混合もしくは複合弾性糸、さ
らに上記弾性ポリマ−を主体とした混合系弾性糸の巻き
取りに対して適応可能である。
As the elastic yarn, polyester-based, polyurethane-based, polyamide-based, polycarbonate-based elastic yarns, mixed or composite elastic yarns thereof, and mixed-system elastics mainly containing the above-mentioned elastic polymer are used. It is adaptable to the winding of yarn.

【0014】以下、図面に基づいて説明する。図2は本
発明の巻取方法を説明するための本発明に係る円筒状の
弾性糸巻糸体の平面図である。
A description will be given below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 2 is a plan view of a cylindrical elastic thread wound body according to the present invention for explaining the winding method of the present invention.

【0015】図に示す巻糸体6はその最外層から内層へ
向けて徐々に巻幅の大きくなる糸層Bと、一定巻幅でか
つ一定綾角で巻き取られた糸層Aとからなる。
The wound body 6 shown in the figure comprises a yarn layer B having a gradually increasing winding width from the outermost layer to an inner layer, and a yarn layer A wound with a constant winding width and a constant winding angle. ..

【0016】糸層Bでは内層から最外層へ向けて徐々に
巻幅を小さくするため徐々に綾角θを大きくして巻き取
るようにしている。これは巻き取りの際の弾性糸yの収
縮を利用したもので、図2を用いて説明すると綾角θを
大きくするに従って巻き取りの際の弾性糸yの収縮力の
うち、矢印方向に示すように巻糸体6の中央方向へ向か
う分力が大きくなり巻幅が小さくなるものである。そし
て綾角θを大きくする方法としては内層から最外層へ向
けてトラバ−ス速度を徐々に大きくすればよく、この間
巻取速度は終始一定としている。
In the yarn layer B, in order to gradually reduce the winding width from the inner layer to the outermost layer, the winding angle θ is gradually increased to be wound. This is because the contraction of the elastic yarn y during winding is used, and as explained with reference to FIG. 2, the contraction force of the elastic yarn y during winding is shown in the arrow direction as the traverse angle θ is increased. Thus, the component force toward the center of the wound body 6 increases and the winding width decreases. To increase the traverse angle θ, the traverse speed may be gradually increased from the inner layer to the outermost layer, and the winding speed is kept constant during this period.

【0017】この場合、問題となつてくるのはトラバ−
ス速度が徐々に速くなるに従って糸の形成するバル−ン
が大きくなり、図4に示すように隣接する錘の糸同士の
接触が起こり巻き取り途中で断糸及び糸の損傷を引き起
こすことである。
In this case, the traversal is a problem.
As the spinning speed gradually increases, the balloon formed by the yarn becomes large, and as shown in FIG. 4, the yarns of the adjacent weights come into contact with each other, which causes the yarn breakage and the yarn damage during winding. ..

【0018】これを防ぐため、本発明では巻取途中から
綾角上昇に伴って巻取張力をも変化させるようにしてい
る。
In order to prevent this, according to the present invention, the winding tension is also changed as the winding angle increases during winding.

【0019】図3に示すように、糸のバル−ンはトラバ
−スにより糸の受ける力f1 と巻取張力f2 との合力F
なる方向へ形成されるため、巻取張力f2 をf 2′の如
く大きくすることでバル−ンを小さくすることが可能で
ある。
As shown in FIG. 3, the yarn balloon is the resultant force F of the force f1 received by the traverse and the winding tension f2.
Therefore, the balloon can be made smaller by increasing the winding tension f2 as f2 '.

【0020】しかし、巻取張力を大きくすることは巻取
中の綾外れの発生、巻き締めによる紙管潰れ、糸質の保
持といつた点で不利であり、本来ならば低巻取張力で巻
き取ることが好ましい。
However, increasing the winding tension is disadvantageous in terms of occurrence of twisting during winding, crushing of the paper tube due to winding, and retention of yarn quality. It is preferable to wind it.

【0021】そこで、巻き取りの大部分を占める糸層A
においては低張力で巻き取り、綾角の上昇、すなわちト
ラバ−スの高速化に伴って巻取張力を高くすることで張
力のバランスをとり、これらの問題を解決することが可
能である。そして、その巻取張力の選定は下記式(1)
および(2)の範囲内において行えばよいことが判った
のである。
Therefore, the yarn layer A which occupies most of the winding
In the case of (1), it is possible to solve these problems by winding up with a low tension, increasing the winding angle, that is, increasing the winding tension as the traverse speed increases to balance the tension. Then, the winding tension is selected by the following formula (1).
It has been found that it may be performed within the range of (2) and (2).

【0022】 7.7×10-4θ−0.003≦σ≦0.017 … (1) θ≧5° … (2) ここで、σは巻取張力[g/d] θは巻取綾角7.7 × 10 −4 θ−0.003 ≦ σ ≦ 0.017 (1) θ ≧ 5 ° (2) where σ is the winding tension [g / d] θ is the winding Twill angle

【0023】式(1)および(2)は弾性糸の弾性性能
を維持し得る最大巻取張力および種々の綾角に対する巻
取限界張力のデ−タに基づいて決定したものである。
The expressions (1) and (2) are determined based on the maximum winding tension that can maintain the elastic performance of the elastic yarn and the winding limit tension data for various traverse angles.

【0024】すなわち、巻取張力σが0.017を越え
ると綾外れ、巻き締めによる紙管潰れ、糸質不良の発生
などが急激に増え、また巻取張力σが7.7×10-4θ−
0.003より低くなると巻取中に隣接錘の糸同志が接
触し、断糸、糸表面の損傷を起こして巻取が難しくな
る。
That is, when the winding tension σ exceeds 0.017, the occurrence of misalignment, crushing of the paper tube due to winding, the occurrence of defective yarn quality, and the like are rapidly increased, and the winding tension σ is 7.7 × 10 -4. θ−
If it is lower than 0.003, the yarns of the adjacent weights come into contact with each other during winding, causing yarn breakage and damage to the yarn surface, making winding difficult.

【0025】巻取張力の制御方法の一例を図1に基づい
て説明するが、これに限定されるものではなく他の制御
方法あるいは手段を利用できる。
An example of the winding tension control method will be described with reference to FIG. 1, but the present invention is not limited to this, and other control methods or means can be used.

【0026】図1において、紡出された弾性糸yはゴデ
ツトロ−ラ1と2を介してワインダ−3に巻き取られ巻
糸体6を形成するが、ゴデツトロ−ラ2とワインダ−3
の間にはテンシヨンメ−タ4が設けられており、巻取綾
角の変化が始まると(ワインダ−3のトラバ−ス速度が
上昇を開始してくると)、テンシヨンメ−タ4で検出さ
れた値は制御器5から図示しないゴデツトロ−ラ2の駆
動モ−タに信号を送り、その速度をコントロ−ルして前
記数式の範囲内を満足するように巻取張力を制御する。
もちろん、それまではどのような巻取制御や速度制御が
行われていてもよいことはいうまでもない。
In FIG. 1, the spun elastic yarn y is wound around a winder 3 through a godet roller 1 and 2 to form a wound body 6, which is a godet roller 2 and a winder-3.
A tension meter 4 is provided between the two, and when the winding traverse angle starts to change (when the traverse speed of the winder-3 starts to increase), the tension meter 4 detects it. The value sends a signal from the controller 5 to the drive motor of the godetroller 2 (not shown), and controls the speed to control the winding tension so as to satisfy the range of the above formula.
Of course, it goes without saying that any winding control or speed control may be performed until then.

【0027】通常はゴデツトロ−ラ2の表面速度S2 と
巻糸体6の表面速度S3 はS2 ≦S3 となるようにゴデ
ツトロ−ラ2と巻糸体(ワインダ−3)の間で糸を引っ
張って巻き取られるが、この場合、巻糸体6の表面速度
S3 を一定とすればゴデツトロ−ラ2の表面速度S2 を
コントロ−ルすることで巻取張力が制御され、任意の巻
取張力を選ぶことが可能となる。
Normally, the yarn is pulled between the godet roller 2 and the wound body (winder-3) so that the surface speed S2 of the godet roller 2 and the surface speed S3 of the wound body 6 are S2 ≤ S3. In this case, if the surface speed S3 of the winding body 6 is kept constant, the winding tension is controlled by controlling the surface speed S2 of the godetroller 2, and any winding tension can be selected. It becomes possible.

【0028】なお、巻取張力の変更は連続的であつても
段階的であつても構わないが、巻糸体6の巻径、巻時
間、綾角等に連動させて連続的に変更する方が効果的で
ある。
The winding tension may be changed continuously or stepwise, but it is continuously changed in association with the winding diameter, winding time and winding angle of the wound body 6. Is more effective.

【0029】本発明に係る円筒状の弾性糸巻き取り物は
その最外層から内層へ向けて徐々に巻き幅の大きくなる
糸層Bと、一定巻き幅でかつ一定綾角で巻き取られた糸
層Aとからなるが、糸層Bは内層へ向けて徐々に巻き幅
が大きくなるように巻き取られているため、解舒の際一
定張力下で巻き取り物から糸が解舒されている過程のど
の段階においても、解舒されつつある糸層は次ぎの瞬
間、解舒される糸層より常に小さい巻き幅を有すること
になり、解舒時に糸が脱落することはない。
The cylindrical elastic yarn winding product according to the present invention has a yarn layer B in which the winding width gradually increases from the outermost layer to the inner layer, and a yarn layer wound with a constant winding width and a constant winding angle. The yarn layer B consists of A and A, but the yarn layer B is wound so that the winding width gradually increases toward the inner layer. Therefore, when unwinding, the process of unwinding the yarn from the wound material under a constant tension. At any stage of the unwinding, the yarn layer being unwound will, at the next moment, always have a smaller winding width than the unwound yarn layer, and the yarn will not fall off during unwinding.

【0030】この場合、最外層綾角と最内層綾角との差
があまりに小さいと十分な巻き幅の変化が得られず、解
舒時の糸の脱落を防ぐことはできない。従って、最外層
綾角は最内層綾角より4°以上大きいことがよく、また
チ−ズ状の巻糸体を形成する必要性から最内層綾角は5
°以上とするのが好ましい。
In this case, if the difference between the outermost layer winding angle and the innermost layer winding angle is too small, a sufficient change in the winding width cannot be obtained and it is not possible to prevent the yarn from falling off during unwinding. Therefore, it is preferable that the outermost layer twist angle is larger than the innermost layer twist angle by 4 ° or more, and the innermost layer twist angle is 5 because of the necessity of forming a wound yarn in a teeth shape.
It is preferably at least °.

【0031】[0031]

【実施例】以下、実施例をあげて、本発明を更に具体的
に説明する。
EXAMPLES The present invention will be described in more detail below with reference to examples.

【0032】ポリエステルエラストマ−(繊度40d)
を用いて、最内層綾角12.3°で巻き始め、最外層の
10mm内層の位置から綾角を徐々に17.0°まで変化
させて巻き取る際、巻取張力を変化させずに7×10-3g/
d の低張力にて巻き取った場合(比較例1)と、同じく
9.5×10-3g/d の高張力にて巻き取った場合(比較例
2)、そして前記式(1)および(2)に従って巻時間
に対して徐々に巻取張力を7×10-3g/d から9.5×10
-3g/d まで大きくして巻き取った場合(実施例1)につ
いて、巻取中の断糸率および綾外れ率を表1に示す。
Polyester elastomer (fineness 40d)
When starting winding with a winding angle of 12.3 ° in the innermost layer and gradually changing the winding angle from the position of the innermost layer of 10 mm to 17.0 °, the winding tension is 7 × 10 -3 g /
When wound at a low tension of d (Comparative Example 1) and similarly at a high tension of 9.5 × 10 −3 g / d (Comparative Example 2), the above formula (1) and According to (2), gradually increase the winding tension from 7 × 10 -3 g / d to 9.5 × 10 with respect to the winding time.
Table 1 shows the yarn breakage ratio and the twist deviation ratio during the winding when the winding amount was increased to -3 g / d (Example 1).

【0033】なお、巻取速度はいずれも750 m/分
で、巻糸体の巻径が150mmとなるように設定した。
The winding speed was set to 750 m / min and the wound diameter of the wound body was set to 150 mm.

【0034】[0034]

【表1】 [Table 1]

【0035】以上の結果、本発明による巻取方法は巻取
中の断糸率4.9%、綾外れ率1.4%といずれも非常
に良好な結果であつた。
As a result of the above, the winding method according to the present invention was a very good result with a yarn breakage ratio of 4.9% during winding and a twill deviation ratio of 1.4%.

【0036】[0036]

【発明の効果】以上に説明の如く、本発明によれば弾性
糸の巻取に際して糸同志の接触をなくするとともに巻取
中の断糸、綾外れ紙管潰れ等を防止し、解舒性の優れた
弾性糸を安定して得ることができるという顕著な効果を
奏する。
As described above, according to the present invention, when the elastic yarn is wound up, the contact between the yarns is eliminated, and the yarn is prevented from being broken during the winding, the twill slipping paper tube is crushed, etc. The outstanding effect of being able to stably obtain the excellent elastic yarn of is obtained.

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

【図1】本発明を実施するに適した工程説明図である。FIG. 1 is a process explanatory diagram suitable for carrying out the present invention.

【図2】本発明に係る巻取方法を説明するための弾性糸
巻糸体の平面図である。
FIG. 2 is a plan view of an elastic thread wound body for explaining the winding method according to the present invention.

【図3】本発明の作用説明図である。FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining the operation of the present invention.

【図4】従来の弾性糸巻取方法の作用説明図である。FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating the operation of a conventional elastic yarn winding method.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

2 ゴデツトロ−ラ 3 ワインダ− 4 テンシヨンメ−タ 5 制御器 6 巻糸体 2 Godet roller 3 Winder 4 Tension meter 5 Controller 6 Winding body

Claims (2)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 最外層から内層に向けて徐々に巻幅の大
きくなる糸層とその内層側に一定巻幅でかつ一定綾角で
巻き取られた糸層からなる弾性糸巻糸体を巻き取るに際
して、巻取綾角の変化に伴い巻取張力を下記(1)およ
び(2)を同時に満足するようにコントロ−ルすること
を特徴とする弾性糸の巻取方法。 7.7×10-4θ−0.003≦σ≦0.017 … (1) θ≧5° … (2) ここで、σは巻取張力[g/d] θは巻取綾角
1. An elastic thread winding body comprising a thread layer whose winding width gradually increases from the outermost layer to the inner layer and a thread layer wound with a constant winding width and a constant winding angle on the inner layer side. At this time, an elastic yarn winding method is characterized in that the winding tension is controlled so as to simultaneously satisfy the following (1) and (2) with a change in the winding winding angle. 7.7 × 10 −4 θ−0.003 ≦ σ ≦ 0.017 (1) θ ≧ 5 ° (2) where σ is winding tension [g / d] θ is winding angle
【請求項2】 巻糸体が下記AおよびBを満足する請求
項1記載の弾性糸巻取方法。 A.外層部分の糸層が厚み5mm以上であること。 D.最外層綾角−最内層綾角≧4°
2. The elastic yarn winding method according to claim 1, wherein the wound yarn satisfies the following A and B. A. The thickness of the outer layer is 5 mm or more. D. Outermost layer angle-Innermost layer angle ≧ 4 °
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