US1463292A - A cobpobatiom - Google Patents
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D03—WEAVING
- D03D—WOVEN FABRICS; METHODS OF WEAVING; LOOMS
- D03D45/00—Looms with automatic weft replenishment
- D03D45/50—Cutting, holding, manipulating, or disposing of, weft ends
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- the hohhin chute 14 is pivoially mounted so that it may he liked into and out oi open utive position undet'the i'eplmiishing slmti kbox 12.
- the tilting bobbin ohute is held in ino 'ioralivu pmii'am. as shown in dotted lines in Fig. 1. and on the indication of prmiitm'minerl exhaustion of the to mining; filling.
- the i'rfliirhlrl rhutv is tilml regu'wll'dly into operative position so as to be under the replenishing shultlo how .23. on the next forward heat of the.
- lay hon aha replenishing operaiion takes plane.
- the op emtive positionof the bobbin (hlltt is shown in full iines in Fig. l, and is vlotvrmineil by a. stop lug 13.
- the ijiobnin chute is loosu 3* mounted for its tilting movements on a stud 15 ext-ending outwardly from ihf' end ll, of a bracket 1? adjnstably secured by means of a bolt 18 to the loom frame 19.
- 'lhistop lug 13 is conveniently fixed on ⁇ in hi'ackvl 17.
- the bobbin chute rereivss ils ai'mation into and out of operative position from fia rock shaft 8.
- a holinin should be caught between tho bobbin shunand the lay 2T as the latter beats-1 back after the replenishing operation. it, will be ole-- served from an inspociion of Fig. 1.
- i has the arrangement of the (onnevtions iaecwaon the link 22 and he arm 21 is such that tho bobbin chute is positively artuaiul into up fl'iltiYe position and ii: yinhlingiy aanmg g into inoperative position.
- the filling is of iha huh and heal hrn hy device of the resent invention pulling the outgoing h ling end out of the slnzttls eye and thereby ireveniing it from entering the shed, is as allows: It is assumed that the ioom is eri niing its regular operation weaving cioth anal that the shuttle out filling into Until the billio incomes exhaaisteri to mined e i or meclinnisrn indicates the pretletsr mined exhaustion of the filling and causes the rock shaft 8 to be oscillated clockwise, viewing E in i, so as to positive more the tilting bobbin chute 14 into opersise posi time, so that by the time the lay reaches its from c o the replenishing best-no, the boljibin chute will be under the replen i hing shut le bo Previous to the replenoperetion, the thread porter incohl the filling-.7 extending from
- A. thread extractin device for automatic looms having, in oombinatiom a rock shaft s tilting bobbin chute, yieldingeonnectines between the rock shaft and the bobbin chute errnnged so that the chute is positive- I ⁇ ?
- An automatic loom having, in combinattinn, a shuttle box, a bobbin chute beneath tile lion and a big on the bobbin chute lirion to be engaged by no ejected bob" bin being arranged to extend only a short :listnnce dorm the bobbin chute to the W1 3; Shaft and the bobbin ⁇ -hntcvvhvwigc the killer is mm'ed lmdm' the shuttlv box when hu rork shaft is moved in one (liturtinn.
Description
July 31, 1923.
J. NORTH ROP FEELER LOOM Filed May 26, 1917 on the front of the loom and extonds trans wrsely thereof. hen the filling lovlor merhanism indicates ihat the running' filling has approached the point of prmlvtorminml 5 or critiwal exhaustion. the rock shaft 8 is turned in a clockwise direction. viewing Fig. 1, so that. on the next suvcomling: or ivplvnishing heat-up of the lay tho c'rilii-ally on .hausled bobbin 9 may he forced out of tlw shuttle ll) and a filled hobliin he lllHi'l'Pll in its place. As the lay heats up on ils 1iplenishing heat. the usual fovhz ilii'eml parrer, located near the replenishing mmhrv nism. engages the filling enil extvniling fromhe selvage to the outgoing: llfillilln :m l severs it. Then. when the r plenishing op eration takes plane. the ('jectcdhohliin .fails through the apm'tul'o ll out in the in pienishingr shuttle box l2 and fails againsl the bobbin r'huie ll and is eleflovl'ml llwrahy into its receptaolo.
The hohhin chute 14 is pivoially mounted so that it may he liked into and out oi open utive position undet'the i'eplmiishing slmti kbox 12. During regular weaving the tilting bobbin ohute is held in ino 'ioralivu pmii'am. as shown in dotted lines in Fig. 1. and on the indication of prmiitm'minerl exhaustion of the to mining; filling. the i'rfliirhlrl rrhutv is tilml regu'wll'dly into operative position so as to be under the replenishing shultlo how .23. on the next forward heat of the. lay hon aha replenishing operaiion takes plane. The op emtive positionof the bobbin (hlltt is shown in full iines in Fig. l, and is vlotvrmineil by a. stop lug 13. The ijiobnin chute is loosu 3* mounted for its tilting movements on a stud 15 ext-ending outwardly from ihf' end ll, of a bracket 1? adjnstably secured by means of a bolt 18 to the loom frame 19. 'lhistop lug 13 is conveniently fixed on {in hi'ackvl 17.
The bobbin chute rereivss ils ai'mation into and out of operative position from fia rock shaft 8. The connections lWlTVKIH tin;-
rock shaft 8 and the bobbin chow vnmist of an arm 21 secured to the rock shaft and mtonding' downwardly and rearwanll fliersfrom. and a link 22 which is pivotally 1-minw'tsd at 23 with tho bobbin vinzle mill is articulated Willi. the free. and of the arm .21 by means of a pin and slot rronneclion ill and by means of a spring 25. This pin and slot and spring conneetion hehvemi the arm El and link is for the IHHiiGS E of i wniing breakage of parts, in was? a holinin should be caught between tho bobbin shunand the lay 2T as the latter beats-1 back after the replenishing operation. it, will be ole-- served from an inspociion of Fig. 1. ihas the arrangement of the (onnevtions iaecwaon the link 22 and he arm 21 is such that tho bobbin chute is positively artuaiul into up fl'iltiYe position and ii: yinhlingiy aanmg g into inoperative position. it is ll'llh 'riahling ac-tuziiion of the hohhin chute imo inogiwrza i asfii H ii .w in oi'iii'i th ill fil 51 llflillll l1: pull ii: Ulli'Jfwl tho shulilv s-s. it is :Im'; bin should fail lip fir t hull liis, iilf' iillinw awn-1.:
nalumllv unwii i 2141 ii? pail vilsuiliug in? is noi so liiwiy in we By making the; imlilun {Hi i bin is wazrsm! in axon as g! Eriliihi iill upon ill!" ongoi g a};
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. h: IFKHBYY fiilin; vn l viii of: lii'rnl'y i-aiighl lurinwo and lhv from n'aii r hox. Th? nwansmapio vf Yonlion f r musing the liohh first is :1 imlihin (Imaging Eu;- fmwvorill fr m lilo mun-2' -2u=i =1? Um liiiisiiin (hul mi imwsiw iiin viii? is in ga'lfiiiw {with fall of {inlmhliin will: iZ-iflil the vi'iiie'aliv i MW i mi n? ii bobbin in. Sielliii is uiii flail whorl bin sli'iiois iiw i: butt and of ill! swings uncle! tho filo-nu:
in?! :ho iuaiiliin Po .1, as shown in i lgfl D 4 is tanipozfni v H Mia Ell liFl giarp by a 'ihe sgaii replsnm" end. it. is prmi iiiwi ihieaii engaging inn-. the filling is of iha huh and heal hrn hy device of the resent invention pulling the outgoing h ling end out of the slnzttls eye and thereby ireveniing it from entering the shed, is as allows: It is assumed that the ioom is eri niing its regular operation weaving cioth anal that the shuttle out filling into Until the billio incomes exhaaisteri to mined e i or meclinnisrn indicates the pretletsr mined exhaustion of the filling and causes the rock shaft 8 to be oscillated clockwise, viewing E in i, so as to positive more the tilting bobbin chute 14 into opersise posi time, so that by the time the lay reaches its from c o the replenishing best-no, the boljibin chute will be under the replen i hing shut le bo Previous to the replenoperetion, the thread porter incohl the filling-.7 extending from the to outgoing; bUlJb-l'fi, The re W operation now takes place and Missile-rusted bobbin '9 is siected from tin: bottle, The force of tilesjection such that when the tip of the bobbin strikes the lug 2?, the bobbin swings around and ilsscenils tin first. It is assumed that i i "gilt i 1 and that wnsoquenily, as the bobbin falls it does not pull the ontgoing filling end through the shuttle eye; (3f course when the filling end is caught, it unwinils: from nbbin. whirl descends into its recep- A. before the thread extracting fiilt ation giluoe. But this docs not in any ihe thread extracting opcrntion. -flplsnsbing operation having been :i the la bouts backwarill v, and niously thorewitla the rock "iiaft 3 ion find drawsthe c bee reached to one-bull of its n ei'sn'ot. The relative Loni tin bobbin chute at t l .1 i
to? Fig, 4. The Shellie is melts side: oi ti iooin the shuttle isbward he cuter fill will EH11 H encls: flfimugb. clown the: the tiitine in c "be ill 11.: will be drawn '2 Keri: of be "'11 be bold shuttle coni with refergs, that it is the cooperan time flowi'iwarilljy eroeml the tilting bobbin schute l-Iitilii; i s
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tent. Tb rre'upon the ill ing fore that there is no attempt of the parts to pull the filling and out of the shuttle while the shuttle still remains in the shuttle box, excegt); by the action of the descending bobbin; ependence is first placed on the feliing bobbin to extract the filling and from the shuttle, and if this fails. then the cooperative action between the tilting bobbin chute and the thread book successfully completes the thread extraction, effectually preventing the outgoing filling end from being drawn into the sbed.
The preferred form in which it is contemplated embodying the invention has described in the foregoing specifica- Zion and illustrated in the accompanying drawings. It will be understood, however, that the invention may be embodied in other forms than that shown and described, without nartim: from the spirit or the followi laims.
Having thus iifiiifii d the invention, what is claimed as in: s:
I. A thread extracting; device for automatic looms having i comblnation a rock shaft, 5 tilting bobbin hnte, connections be tween the rock shaft and the bobbin chute whereb in? Fetter is held in inoperative po sition egular Weaving and moved to operative lion upon an oscillation of the rock absci s e, thread; hook on the la the tilting bobbin chute being constructe and arrangsii to engage a filling and extending from tbs eestecl bobbin through the shuttie 8: 3; nnsi upon being tilted back into its inopemiive sition to positively carry the filling to the mouth of the thread hook to eflcct: positive engagement therewith.
2. A. thread extractin device for automatic looms having, in oombinatiom a rock shaft s tilting bobbin chute, yieldingeonnectines between the rock shaft and the bobbin chute errnnged so that the chute is positive- I}? moved into operative position and yielding-i moved into inoperative position, anti a thread book to cooperate with the bobbin clinic While the latter is moving into inoperative position to engage a filling end extending from an ejected bobbin up through the sbntiis eye Y An automatic loom having, in combinattinn, a shuttle box, a bobbin chute beneath tile lion and a big on the bobbin chute lirion to be engaged by no ejected bob" bin being arranged to extend only a short :listnnce dorm the bobbin chute to the W1 3; Shaft and the bobbin {-hntcvvhvwigc the killer is mm'ed lmdm' the shuttlv box when hu rork shaft is moved in one (liturtinn. and a thread hook on thP under side of thv shuttle Mix. mm} thread hunk and bobbin 01mm, lwing maxi-vied and zulzmgyl to muse 11 filling 0nd exta nding from H11 slink Hi" chnvnwunfly pas? the bobbin rhuiv m M vngugn-(l by the bobbin vhntc and pusiiiwly l rzu'rivzl {0 H10 numih of the iln'mui hunk 10 m?
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