JPS6346166B2 - - Google Patents

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JPS6346166B2
JPS6346166B2 JP15303383A JP15303383A JPS6346166B2 JP S6346166 B2 JPS6346166 B2 JP S6346166B2 JP 15303383 A JP15303383 A JP 15303383A JP 15303383 A JP15303383 A JP 15303383A JP S6346166 B2 JPS6346166 B2 JP S6346166B2
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Tsunenori Yokoyama
Masanobu Hashimoto
Moryuki Motoyoshi
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Toray Industries Inc
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【発明の詳細な説明】[Detailed description of the invention]

〔技術分野〕 本発明は、溶融紡糸した熱可塑性合成繊維糸条
を引取るに際し、走行する糸条の張力(紡糸張
力)を低くかつ安定に保つことにより、良好なパ
ツケージフオームを得る紡糸引取方法に関するも
のである。 〔従来技術とその問題点〕 熱可塑性合成繊維を溶融紡糸する場合、冷却、
給油等の工程上、巻取部の温湿度調整上、更に
は、口金面の修正等の作業上の要求により、口金
が取付けられているフロアと引取機の設置されて
いるフロアが別の階であることが一般的であり、
この場合には、口金面から引取機までの高さは少
なくとも4m以上となる。又これらの合成繊維糸
条を引取る際の速度は少なくとも1000m/min以
上であることが一般的であり、特に近年では直接
延伸仮撚用途として2500m/min以上で引取つた
未延伸糸もごく一般的なものとなつてきている。 この様に4m以上もの距離をマルチフイラメン
トを実質的に集束することなく走行させると空気
との抵抗を受け、糸条張力は下流にゆくに従つて
直線的に増加してゆき、未延伸糸を引取つた場合
のふくらみ、耳立ちが大となる。この傾向は非集
束で走行する距離が長くなる程、又引取速度が速
い程、更に顕著となり極端な場合には形崩れやネ
ツキングといつたトラブルが発生することもあ
る。 この空気抵抗による紡糸張力の上昇を回避する
手段としては例えば特公昭57−55805号公報に示
された如く、紡出糸条の固化点近傍でガイド等の
手段を用いて糸条を集束する方法が提案されてい
る。この様な手法を用いることによりある程度の
紡糸張力低下は期待できるものの前記集束手段よ
り下流の糸条は十分に集束してはおらず、走行時
の紡糸張力及び張力変動が大きく、特にゴデツト
レス方式で引取る場合にはパツケージのふくら
み、耳立ちは大きく、単糸落ちや毛羽も多く、後
工程における糸切れ等のトラブルにつながる。 又、固化点近傍に設けた集束ガイドに給油機能
をもたせ、更に積極的に糸条を集束させようとす
る方法もあるが一般的に20本以上もある単糸1本
1本に均一に油剤を付与することは難しく、従つ
てこのような方式をもつてしても集束ガイドより
下流の糸条を完全に集束させることは困難であ
る。 又、糸条を集束させる手段として例えば特公昭
58−17289号公報に示されたように流体処理装置
を用いることにより、それより上流の糸条を集束
させる方法もあるが、この方法では長期にわたつ
て使用する場合には油剤による流体噴出孔の目づ
まり等を生じ集束性が低下するため好ましくな
い。 一方引取ローラー(ゴデツトローラー)を介し
て巻上げる場合においても多少紡糸張力の変動は
吸収されるものの、紡糸張力の差は巻取張力の差
となつてあらわれ上記ゴデツトレス方式と同様の
トラブルは解消しきれない。 〔発明の目的〕 本発明の目的は前記欠点を解消すると供に、紡
糸張力を低く、かつ変動を小さくすることにより
特にパツケージフオームを長期間に渡つて良好に
保つことのできる紡糸引取方法を提供することに
ある。 〔発明の構成〕 すなわち、本発明は溶融紡糸した熱可塑性合成
繊維糸条を引取るに際し、引取部の糸道ガイドの
形状及び該糸道ガイド近傍の糸道を下記の式を満
足する範囲に設定し、かつ該糸道ガイド上流に集
束ガイドを設けることを特徴とする紡糸引取方法
である。 R≦5(mm) 20゜≦α≦70゜ 2゜≦β≦10゜ 〔但し R:糸道ガイドの接糸走行部の曲率半
径 α:糸道ガイドの横断面と該糸道ガイ
ドに入る糸条とのなす角度 β:糸道ガイドにおける糸条の屈曲角
度を表わす〕 以下本発明を詳細に説明する。 一般に熱可塑性合成繊維糸条を引取り未延伸糸
パーケージを形成する際、集束が十分でない場合
は各単糸1本1本が空気との抵抗を受けるためそ
れら単糸が集束し束になつた場合に比べて紡糸さ
れてから巻取られるまでの間の張力上昇が大とな
る。 本発明者らは上記したマルチフイラメントの集
束が十分でない場合に空気との抵抗により張力上
昇が大となるという問題について鋭意検討した結
果、引取部の糸道ガイドの形状とその糸道ガイド
近傍での糸道をある範囲に規制することにより、
糸道ガイドの上流の糸条に3〜30t/mの撚がか
かり、撚による集束効果で紡糸中の糸条が受ける
空気抵抗が小さく、すなわち紡糸張力が低くかつ
安定となり長期間に渡つて良好なパツケージフオ
ームが得られることを見出したものである。 なおこの方法を適用するに当つては遡及する撚
を止めるための集束ガイドを糸道ガイドの上流に
設置することが必要である。このように糸道ガイ
ド及び集束ガイドを設置することによりこの2つ
のガイド間で撚が付与され糸条が集束するのであ
るから紡糸張力を低くする目的から糸道ガイドは
出来るだけ巻取機もしくはゴデツトローラーに近
い位置に、集束ガイドは出来るだけ糸条の固化点
に近い位置に設けるのが好ましい。 一方、糸道ガイド及び集束ガイド上を走行する
糸条に油剤が付与されていない場合、糸道ガイド
での擦過により単糸切れや強伸度低下を引き起こ
す結果となることから高品質の糸条を得るために
は集束ガイド上もしくはその上流において油剤を
付与することが必要である。なお後者の場合には
油剤付与装置は糸条の固化点より下流に配置する
ことが必要であることはいうまでもない。 次に本発明を図面を用いて更に詳細に説明す
る。 第1図は本発明に用いる紡糸引取装置の一例を
示す概略図である。第2図は本発明に用いる糸道
ガイドの例を示す平面図、第3図は本発明におけ
る糸道ガイドの取付を説明するための概略図、第
4図は本発明における糸道を説明するための概略
図である。 第1図において、紡糸口金3より紡糸される合
成繊維糸条8は整流された冷却風により冷却さ
れ、配向、固化が完了した点よりやや下流に設け
た油剤付与装置4を通過しこの点で糸条に油剤が
付与される。しかる後糸条は集束ガイド2を経て
糸道ダクト5内を通過し、引取フロアに導かれ糸
道ガイド1、綾振支点ガイド6を経てパツケージ
7に引取られる。 ここにおいて糸道ガイド1と集束ガイド2の間
の糸条に撚をかけ集束させるのに重要な役割を果
たすのが引取部に設けた糸道ガイド1の形状及び
糸道ガイド1近傍での糸道である。すなわち、糸
道ガイド1として例えば第2図に示したような形
状のものを用い、その接糸走行部の曲率半径Rを
5mm以下とし、次に第3図に示すように糸道ガイ
ド1に入る糸条8と糸道ガイド1の横断面とがな
す角度αを20゜〜70゜に設定し、更に第4図に示す
ように糸道ガイド1での糸条の屈曲角度βを2゜〜
10゜に調整する。 糸道ガイド1の形状、取付角度及び糸道が上記
の関係をすべて満足する場合にのみ糸道ガイド1
より上流に撚がかかり糸道ガイド1と集束ガイド
2の間で糸条があたかも1本の糸束の如く集束し
空気抵抗による紡糸張力の上昇及び紡糸張力の変
動を非常に小さく抑制することが可能となり、耳
立ち、ふくらみが小さく、毛羽や単糸落ち等も発
生せず良好な糸質とパツケージフオームが得られ
る。 次に本発明の構成要件を更に詳しく説明する。 糸道ガイド1の接糸走行部曲率半径Rは5mm以
下、好ましくは0.5mm〜5mmの間にあることが望
ましく、曲率半径Rが5mmを越えるとたとえ糸道
ガイドの取付角度α、糸条の屈曲角度βが本発明
で規定する範囲内にあつても撚は付与できず本発
明の目的を達しない。又曲率半径Rが0.5mm以下
の糸道ガイドは一般的に非常に小さなサイズのガ
イドとなるため糸掛時の作業に支障をきたし好ま
しくない。なお、糸道ガイド1の形状は第2図に
示したように実質的に糸条が走行する区間の曲率
半径Rが5mm以下であれば本発明の目的を達し得
るが糸道ガイドのすべての面が使用し得るという
見地からは横断面の形状が円形であるものが好ま
しい。 そして、糸道ガイド1の横断面と該糸道ガイド
1に入る糸条8のなす角度αは20゜〜70゜であるこ
とが必要であり、好ましくは30゜〜60゜の範囲にあ
ることが望ましい。 角度αが20゜を下回つた場合、又70゜を上まわつ
た場合いずれもR、βが本発明で規定する範囲内
にあつても撚は付与できず、本発明の目的を達し
ない。なお、第3図には糸道ガイド1を左上がり
に傾斜させた例を示したが右上がりに傾斜させて
もαが上記範囲内であれば目的を達する。 最後に糸道ガイド1での糸条8の屈曲角度βは
2゜〜10゜の範囲内とすることが必要である。すな
わち、βが10°をを超えた場合、折角、撚による
集束効果で紡糸張力を低くしても糸道ガイド1で
のしごきが強くなりすぎ巻取時の張力が上昇し単
糸切れが発生することからパツケージフオームが
不良となり、結局は本発明の目的を達しなくな
る。従つて糸道の屈曲角度βは糸質面より好まし
くは糸道ガイド1の上流に撚をかけ得る最小の角
度にしておくことが望ましい。一方撚をかけ得る
最小の角度βについては糸道ガイド1でのデニー
ル当りの紡糸張力と関わりがあり、デニール当り
の紡糸張力が高いほど撚をかけるに要する必要最
小屈曲角度βは小さくなるが通常の紡糸張力であ
る0.05g/d〜0.5g/dの範囲内においてはβ
が2゜以下になると撚は付与できず本発明の目的は
達せられない。 なお、第4図においては糸道ガイド1から糸条
8を手前に引つ張り出した状態の角度βを示して
いるがこれとは逆に糸道ガイドから奥に押しこむ
形でも本発明の目的は達し得る。 本発明に用いる集束ガイド2は撚が集束ガイド
2の上流に遡及するのを防止する機能を有するも
のであればよく特に形状を限定しない。又油剤付
与装置4については、第1図では油剤供給ガイド
形式の例を示しているが、この他の形態例えばオ
イリングローラー方式でも本発明の目的にかなう
ものである。なかでも集束ガイドの機能をあわせ
もつ油剤供給ガイドを用いることが、設備、調整
面上から非常に好ましい。 更に、第1図ではゴデツトレス方式の例を示し
たがゴデツトローラーを用いた場合にも第1番目
のゴデツトローラーの手前に糸道ガイド1を設け
R、α、βを本発明で規定する範囲内に規制する
ことにより、同様に紡糸張力を低くかつ安定する
ことが可能であり、パツケージフオームは良好と
なる。 〔発明の効果〕 本発明における糸条の集束手段は前述したよう
に非常に簡単な装置、方法で極めて顕著な効果を
示すものであるが、この手段の最も優れている点
は長期間連続して紡糸しても、最初にR、α、β
を設定し各ガイドを設置しておきさえすれば経時
による紡糸張力の変化、すなわち集束状態の変化
はなく安定して良好なパツケージフオームを保ち
続ける点にある。従つて工程管理上極めて有効で
かつ実際的な手段であるといえる。 以下実施例により本発明を更に具体的に説明す
る。 実施例 溶融したポリエチレンテレフタレートを口金3
より紡出し、冷却、固化後油剤付与装置4として
給油ガイドを用いてエマルジヨンにした油剤を
0.6%付着させ、その後集束ガイド2を経て引取
フロアに糸条を導き、糸道ガイド1、綾振支点ガ
イド6を経て引取速度2000m/minで180デニー
ル−36フイラメントの未延伸糸をパツケージ7に
引取つた。 ここにおいて、糸道ガイド1としては横断面の
形状が円形のものを用いR、α、βを第1表の如
く変更し、紡糸張力及び張力変動を測定しつつ15
Kg巻のパツケージを得、パツケージフオームを判
定した。 なお、集束ガイド2は紡糸口金3より1.8mの
位置に、又糸道ガイド1は口金3より4.5mの位
置に設置し、紡糸張力は糸道ガイド1の下にて測
定した。
[Technical field] The present invention provides a spinning and taking-off method for obtaining a good package form by keeping the tension of the running yarn (spinning tension) low and stable when taking off melt-spun thermoplastic synthetic fiber yarn. It is related to. [Prior art and its problems] When melt-spinning thermoplastic synthetic fibers, cooling,
Due to the refueling process, temperature and humidity adjustment of the winding section, and work requirements such as modification of the mouthpiece surface, the floor where the mouthpiece is installed and the floor where the take-up machine is installed are on different floors. It is common that
In this case, the height from the cap surface to the take-off machine will be at least 4 m or more. In addition, the speed at which these synthetic fiber yarns are drawn is generally at least 1000 m/min or more, and in recent years, undrawn yarns drawn at 2500 m/min or more have become very common for direct drawn false twisting applications. It is becoming a common thing. In this way, when a multifilament is run for a distance of 4 m or more without substantially converging, it encounters resistance from the air, and the yarn tension increases linearly as it goes downstream, causing the undrawn yarn to When picked up, the bulge and ears will be large. This tendency becomes more pronounced as the distance traveled without convergence increases or as the take-up speed increases, and in extreme cases, problems such as deformation and netting may occur. As a means to avoid this increase in spinning tension due to air resistance, for example, as shown in Japanese Patent Publication No. 57-55805, there is a method of converging the spun yarn using a means such as a guide near the solidification point of the spun yarn. is proposed. Although it is expected that the spinning tension will be reduced to some extent by using such a method, the yarns downstream of the focusing means are not sufficiently focused, and the spinning tension and tension fluctuations during running are large, especially in the godetless method. When it is removed, the package swells, the edges are large, and there are many single threads that fall off and fluff, which leads to problems such as thread breakage in the subsequent process. Another method is to provide a lubricating function to a focusing guide installed near the solidification point to more actively collect the yarns, but generally speaking, the lubricant is applied evenly to each of the 20 or more single yarns. Therefore, even with such a method, it is difficult to completely focus the yarns downstream of the focusing guide. In addition, as a means for converging yarns, for example,
As shown in Japanese Patent No. 58-17289, there is a method of converging the yarns upstream by using a fluid treatment device, but in this method, if the yarn is to be used for a long time, the fluid ejection hole with an oil agent is used. This is not preferable because it causes clogging, etc., and reduces focusing performance. On the other hand, in the case of winding via a take-up roller (godet roller), although fluctuations in spinning tension are absorbed to some extent, the difference in spinning tension appears as a difference in winding tension, and the same problems as in the godetless method described above cannot be solved. do not have. [Object of the Invention] The object of the present invention is to provide a spinning take-off method that eliminates the above-mentioned drawbacks and can maintain a good package form over a long period of time by lowering the spinning tension and reducing fluctuations. It's about doing. [Structure of the Invention] That is, the present invention, when taking off a melt-spun thermoplastic synthetic fiber yarn, sets the shape of the yarn guide in the take-off section and the yarn path near the yarn guide to a range that satisfies the following formula. This method is characterized in that a focusing guide is provided upstream of the yarn path guide. R≦5 (mm) 20゜≦α≦70゜ 2゜≦β≦10゜ [However, R: Radius of curvature of the weaping running part of the yarn guide α: Entering the cross section of the yarn guide and the yarn guide Angle β with the yarn: represents the bending angle of the yarn in the yarn guide] The present invention will be described in detail below. Generally, when taking thermoplastic synthetic fiber yarns to form an undrawn yarn package, if the bundle is not sufficient, each single yarn will experience resistance from the air, so the single yarns will converge and become a bundle. The increase in tension between spinning and winding is greater than in the case of spinning. The inventors of the present invention have conducted extensive studies on the problem that when the multifilament is not sufficiently focused, the tension increases due to resistance with the air. By regulating the thread path within a certain range,
The yarn upstream of the yarn guide is twisted at a rate of 3 to 30 t/m, and due to the convergence effect of the twist, the air resistance that the yarn receives during spinning is small, which means that the spinning tension is low and stable, making it suitable for long periods of time. It has been discovered that a package form with a unique shape can be obtained. In applying this method, it is necessary to install a focusing guide upstream of the yarn guide to stop the twisting going back. By installing the yarn guide and the focusing guide in this way, the twist is applied between these two guides and the yarn is bundled. Therefore, in order to lower the spinning tension, the yarn guide should be installed as much as possible on the winder or godet roller. It is preferable to provide the focusing guide as close to the solidification point of the yarn as possible. On the other hand, if the yarn running on the yarn guide and the convergence guide is not lubricated, the friction on the yarn guide will cause single yarn breakage and decrease in strength and elongation. In order to obtain this, it is necessary to apply a lubricant on or upstream of the focusing guide. In the latter case, it goes without saying that the oil applying device must be placed downstream of the solidification point of the yarn. Next, the present invention will be explained in more detail using the drawings. FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a spinning take-off device used in the present invention. Fig. 2 is a plan view showing an example of the thread guide used in the present invention, Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram for explaining the attachment of the thread guide in the present invention, and Fig. 4 is a diagram illustrating the thread guide in the present invention. FIG. In FIG. 1, the synthetic fiber yarn 8 spun from the spinneret 3 is cooled by rectified cooling air, passes through the oiling device 4 installed slightly downstream from the point where orientation and solidification are completed, and at this point An oil agent is applied to the yarn. Thereafter, the yarn passes through the convergence guide 2, passes through the yarn guide duct 5, is guided to a take-up floor, passes through the yarn guide 1, the traversing fulcrum guide 6, and is taken into the package cage 7. Here, the shape of the yarn guide 1 provided in the take-up section and the shape of the yarn near the yarn guide 1 play an important role in twisting and converging the yarn between the yarn guide 1 and the collecting guide 2. It is a road. That is, for example, a thread guide 1 having a shape as shown in FIG. 2 is used, the radius of curvature R of the thread running section is set to 5 mm or less, and then the thread guide 1 is set as shown in FIG. 3. The angle α between the entering yarn 8 and the cross section of the yarn guide 1 is set to 20° to 70°, and the bending angle β of the yarn in the yarn guide 1 is set to 2° as shown in FIG. ~
Adjust to 10°. Thread guide 1 only when the shape, installation angle, and thread guide satisfy all of the above relationships.
Twisting occurs further upstream, and the yarn is converged as if it were a single yarn bundle between the yarn path guide 1 and the convergence guide 2, and increases in spinning tension and fluctuations in spinning tension due to air resistance can be suppressed to a very small level. This makes it possible to obtain good yarn quality and package form with small selvage and bulges, no fluff or single yarn shedding, etc. Next, the constituent elements of the present invention will be explained in more detail. The radius of curvature R of the thread running section of the thread guide 1 is desirably 5 mm or less, preferably between 0.5 mm and 5 mm.If the radius of curvature R exceeds 5 mm, even if the installation angle α of the thread guide 1 is Even if the bending angle β is within the range specified by the present invention, twisting cannot be imparted and the object of the present invention cannot be achieved. Moreover, a thread guide having a radius of curvature R of 0.5 mm or less is generally a very small size guide, which is undesirable because it interferes with thread threading operations. As shown in FIG. 2, the shape of the yarn guide 1 can achieve the object of the present invention if the radius of curvature R of the section where the yarn runs is 5 mm or less; From the viewpoint of usability of the surface, it is preferable that the cross-sectional shape is circular. The angle α between the cross section of the yarn guide 1 and the yarn 8 entering the yarn guide 1 needs to be in the range of 20° to 70°, preferably in the range of 30° to 60°. is desirable. If the angle α is less than 20° or more than 70°, twist cannot be imparted even if R and β are within the range specified by the present invention, and the object of the present invention cannot be achieved. Although FIG. 3 shows an example in which the yarn path guide 1 is tilted upward to the left, even if it is tilted upward to the right, the purpose can be achieved as long as α is within the above range. Finally, the bending angle β of the yarn 8 at the yarn guide 1 is
It is necessary that the angle be within the range of 2° to 10°. In other words, if β exceeds 10°, even if the spinning tension is lowered due to the focusing effect of twisting, the squeezing at the yarn guide 1 will be too strong and the tension during winding will increase, causing single yarn breakage. As a result, the package form becomes defective, and the purpose of the present invention cannot be achieved. Therefore, it is desirable to set the bending angle β of the yarn path to the minimum angle that allows the twist to be applied more preferably upstream of the yarn path guide 1 than the yarn surface. On the other hand, the minimum angle β that can be twisted is related to the spinning tension per denier in the yarn guide 1, and the higher the spinning tension per denier, the smaller the minimum bending angle β required for twisting. In the spinning tension range of 0.05 g/d to 0.5 g/d, β
If the angle is less than 2°, twist cannot be imparted and the object of the present invention cannot be achieved. Although FIG. 4 shows the angle β when the yarn 8 is pulled forward from the yarn guide 1, the object of the present invention can also be achieved by pushing the yarn 8 toward the back from the yarn guide. can be reached. The shape of the focusing guide 2 used in the present invention is not particularly limited as long as it has a function of preventing the twist from going back upstream of the focusing guide 2. Regarding the lubricant application device 4, although an example of an lubricant supply guide type is shown in FIG. 1, other forms, such as an oiling roller type, are also suitable for the purpose of the present invention. Among these, it is very preferable to use an oil supply guide that also has the function of a focusing guide from the standpoint of equipment and adjustment. Furthermore, although FIG. 1 shows an example of a godetless method, even when a godet roller is used, the thread guide 1 is provided in front of the first godet roller to regulate R, α, and β within the range specified by the present invention. By doing so, it is possible to similarly keep the spinning tension low and stable, resulting in a good package form. [Effects of the Invention] As mentioned above, the thread converging means of the present invention is extremely simple and has very remarkable effects, but the most excellent point of this means is that it can be used continuously for a long period of time. Even when spinning, R, α, β are initially
As long as the guides are set and each guide is installed, there is no change in the spinning tension over time, that is, a change in the convergence state, and a good package form can be maintained stably. Therefore, it can be said that it is an extremely effective and practical means for process control. The present invention will be explained in more detail with reference to Examples below. Example: Put melted polyethylene terephthalate into base 3.
After spinning, cooling and solidifying, an oil supplying guide is used as the oil application device 4 to emulsion the oil.
After adhering 0.6%, the yarn is guided to the take-up floor through the convergence guide 2, and the undrawn yarn of 180 denier-36 filament is transferred to the package cage 7 at a take-up speed of 2000 m/min through the yarn guide 1 and the traversing fulcrum guide 6. I took over. Here, we used a thread guide 1 with a circular cross section, changed R, α, and β as shown in Table 1, and measured the spinning tension and tension fluctuation.
A kg package was obtained and the package form was determined. The focusing guide 2 was installed at a position of 1.8 m from the spinneret 3, and the yarn guide 1 was installed at a position of 4.5 m from the spinneret 3, and the spinning tension was measured under the yarn guide 1.

【表】【table】

【表】 水準No.1〜7は本発明の実施例、No.8〜13は本
発明に対する比較例を示す。 第1表に示すとおり糸道ガイド1の形状と糸道
ガイド1での糸道が本発明で規定する範囲内にあ
る場合には紡糸張力は低くパツケージフオームは
良好である。
[Table] Levels Nos. 1 to 7 show examples of the present invention, and Nos. 8 to 13 show comparative examples for the present invention. As shown in Table 1, when the shape of the yarn guide 1 and the yarn path in the yarn guide 1 are within the range specified by the present invention, the spinning tension is low and the package form is good.

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

第1図は本発明に用いる紡糸引取装置の一例を
示す概略図である。第2図は本発明に用いる糸道
ガイドの例を示す平面図、第3図は本発明におけ
る糸道ガイドの取付を説明するための概略図、第
4図は本発明における糸道を説明するための概略
図である。 1:糸道ガイド、2:集束ガイド、3:紡糸口
金、4:油剤付与装置、5:糸道ダクト、6:綾
振支点ガイド、7:パツケージ、8:糸条。
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a spinning take-off device used in the present invention. Fig. 2 is a plan view showing an example of the thread guide used in the present invention, Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram for explaining the attachment of the thread guide in the present invention, and Fig. 4 is a diagram illustrating the thread guide in the present invention. FIG. 1: yarn path guide, 2: focusing guide, 3: spinneret, 4: oil application device, 5: yarn path duct, 6: traverse fulcrum guide, 7: package, 8: yarn.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1 溶融紡糸した熱可塑性合成繊維糸条を引取る
に際し、引取部の糸道ガイドの形状及び該ガイド
近傍の糸道を下記の式を満足する範囲に設定し、
かつ前記糸道ガイドの上流に集束ガイドを設ける
ことを特徴とする紡糸引取方法。 R≦5(mm) 20゜≦α≦70゜ 2゜≦β≦10゜ 〔但しR:糸道ガイドの接糸走行部の曲率半径 α:糸道ガイドの横断面と該糸道ガイド
に入る糸条とのなす角度 β:糸道ガイドでの糸条の屈曲角度 を表わす〕 2 集束ガイド上もしくは該ガイドの上流で糸条
に油剤を付与することを特徴とする特許請求の範
囲第1項記載の紡糸引取方法。
[Scope of Claims] 1. When taking off the melt-spun thermoplastic synthetic fiber yarn, the shape of the yarn guide in the take-off section and the yarn path near the guide are set within a range that satisfies the following formula,
A spinning take-off method characterized in that a focusing guide is provided upstream of the yarn path guide. R≦5 (mm) 20゜≦α≦70゜2゜≦β≦10゜ [However, R: Radius of curvature of the weaping running part of the yarn guide α: Entering the cross section of the yarn guide and the yarn guide Angle β with the yarn: represents the bending angle of the yarn at the yarn path guide] 2. Claim 1, characterized in that an oil agent is applied to the yarn on the converging guide or upstream of the guide. The described spinning take-off method.
JP15303383A 1983-08-24 1983-08-24 Take-up of spun yarn Granted JPS6045605A (en)

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