US1920732A - Spinning centrifuge - Google Patents

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US1920732A
US1920732A US647593A US64759332A US1920732A US 1920732 A US1920732 A US 1920732A US 647593 A US647593 A US 647593A US 64759332 A US64759332 A US 64759332A US 1920732 A US1920732 A US 1920732A
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    • DTEXTILES; PAPER
    • D01NATURAL OR MAN-MADE THREADS OR FIBRES; SPINNING
    • D01DMECHANICAL METHODS OR APPARATUS IN THE MANUFACTURE OF ARTIFICIAL FILAMENTS, THREADS, FIBRES, BRISTLES OR RIBBONS
    • D01D7/00Collecting the newly-spun products
    • D01D7/02Collecting the newly-spun products in centrifugal spinning pots

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  • This invention relates to the manufacture of artiiicial silk and the like, and more particularlyA to the manufacture of artificial thread by the pot spinning process.
  • the thread is led from the precipitating bath to a suitable spinning pot.
  • the spinning pot has been so journalled as to be rotated and at the same time raised and lowered so that the thread, coming from the iixed guide tubevmay be laid evenly on the inner wall of the spinning pot.
  • Such mechanism has been found to be cumbersome and inefficient due to the complicated mechanism necessary to impart the desired rotary and reciprocating motion to the spinning pot.
  • the invention hereinafter described constitues a divisional application of Waldemar ⁇ Zur Loewen, namelyd August 11, 1931; Serial Number 556,428.
  • each filament guiding tube has an independent drive thus reducing the number of operative parts and rendering the operation of the machine more eiiicient.
  • Another object o! this invention is to provide a suitable housing for .the spinning pot mechanism whereby the spinning systems now in use may be readily changed over to individual drives.
  • the spinning pot 10 which is enclosed in a Vhousing 11, is driven through any suitable detachable, connection by an electric motor 12.
  • 'I'he motor is suspended in the housing by meansof supports or brackets 1,3, and is separated from the spinning pot or centrifuge by-the partition 14.
  • the brackets are provided 'with r 15 in which are located rubber cushions or gaskets 16 and upon which the upper rim 17 of the motor rests.
  • a plurality of different lsized supports or brackets 13 are provided.
  • the housing 18 for the'thread ⁇ guide tube reciproeating mechanism.
  • a shaft 19 is suitably journalled in the housing and projects therethrough directly below the motor.
  • a iiexible connection 20 is provided between the Ishaft and motor.
  • a gear 21 secured to the shaft is adapted to drive the reduction gearing 22, cam drum 23, and thread guide rod 24, thereby imparting a reciprocating motion to the thread guide tube 25.
  • the thread guide rod reciprocates in the 'bearing provided-by the conduit 30.
  • the driving mechanism encased in the housing 18 is completely immersed in the oil contained therein.
  • the current is taken off through a cable 27 by means of a switch 28 actuated by the lever 29.
  • the motor In operation the motor is started, rotating the spinning pot or centrifuge against the inner walls of which the thread is being placed.
  • the thread guide tube is reciprocated, to insure the formation '-of a substantially even layer of thread, by the motor through the flexible connection reduction gearing, cam drum and thread guide rod.
  • resilient cushioning means associated therewith, andon which said motor is suspended and means for imparting reciprocatory motion to said thread guide tube comprising a shaft, a exible connecof the appended described, a spintion between said shaft and said motor, and means associated with said shaft to impart reciprocatory movement to said thread guide tube.
  • a spinning pot In a device of the class described, a spinning pot, a motor for rotating said spinning pot, a thread guide tube for laying thread in said spinning pot, a housing for said spinning pot and motor, supports secured to said housing, resilient cushioning means associated therewith and'on which said motor is suspended, means for reciprocating said thread guide tube includingreduction gearing, an oil tight housing therefor, and
  • a spinning pot a motor for rotating said spinning pot, a thread guide ytube for-laying thread in said spinning pot, a housing for said spinning pot and motor, supports secured to said housing, resilient cushioning means associated therewith and by which said motor is suspended, means for reciprocating said thread guide tube, including reduction gearing, an oil tight housing therefore, and a flexible connection between said reduction gearing and said motor; a starter switch for said motor located within said spinning pot and motor housing.
  • a spinning pot In a device of the class described, a spinning pot, a motor for rotating said spinning pot, a thread guide tube for laying thread in said spinning pot a housing for said spinning pot and motor, supports secured to said housing, resilient' cushioning means associated therewith and on which said motor is suspended, means for reciprocating said thread guide tube including reduction gearing, an oil tight housing therefor formed integral with said spinning pot and motor houslng.
  • a spinning pot a motor for rotating said spinning pot,l a housing in which said spinning pot and motor is located, a thread guide tube, 'meansfor imparting reciprocatory movement thereto comprising a thread guide to which said tube is connected, a cam for reciprocating said thread guide, reduction 'gearing for rotating said cam and a exible connection between said reduction gearing and motor.

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y Aug- 1, 1933- w. ZUR LWEN 1,920,732 n SPINNING, CENTRIFUGE Original Filed Aug. 11, 1931 )Va/dem ZurL 'wen.
Patented il. 1933 'UNITEDy STATES PATENT OFFICE 1,920,732 sPmNING oEN'r'mFUGE Waldemar Zur Lwen, Wuppertal-Barmen, Germany, assignor to American Bemberg Corporation, New York, N. Y., a Corporation of Dela- Ware 6 Claims.
This invention relates to the manufacture of artiiicial silk and the like, and more particularlyA to the manufacture of artificial thread by the pot spinning process.
In the manufacture of artificial thread and the like by the above process, the thread is led from the precipitating bath to a suitable spinning pot. Heretofore the spinning pot has been so journalled as to be rotated and at the same time raised and lowered so that the thread, coming from the iixed guide tubevmay be laid evenly on the inner wall of the spinning pot. Such mechanism has been found to be cumbersome and inefficient due to the complicated mechanism necessary to impart the desired rotary and reciprocating motion to the spinning pot.
This mode of operation has been abandoned and the thread guide tubes have been' reciprocated instead of the spinning pot which has been journalled so as only rotary motion is imparted thereto. These thread guide tubes are secured to bars which are Areciprocated by a cam drive through a common rocking shaft. As the motion is imparted from a main drive/to a number of lament guiding tubes the transmission gearing is necessarily complicated.
The invention hereinafter described constitues a divisional application of Waldemar` Zur Loewen, iiled August 11, 1931; Serial Number 556,428. In that application mechanism is described whereby each filament guiding tube has an independent drive thus reducing the number of operative parts and rendering the operation of the machine more eiiicient.
It is an object of this inventionto provide suitable housing 'for the spinning pot whereby motors of different sizes may be used without necessitating a'change in the driving mechanism for the thread guide tube.
Another object o! this invention is to provide a suitable housing for .the spinning pot mechanism whereby the spinning systems now in use may be readily changed over to individual drives.
These and other objects of this invention will become more apparent from a study of the following description and the attached drawing in which the ligure is a view of a spinning centrifuge mechanism enclosed `in al suitable housing.
The spinning pot 10, which is enclosed in a Vhousing 11, is driven through any suitable detachable, connection by an electric motor 12. 'I'he motor is suspended in the housing by meansof supports or brackets 1,3, and is separated from the spinning pot or centrifuge by-the partition 14. The brackets are provided 'with r 15 in which are located rubber cushions or gaskets 16 and upon which the upper rim 17 of the motor rests. To accommodate various sizes of motors I a plurality of different lsized supports or brackets 13 are provided.
Located on the bottom of the housing 11 is the housing 18 for the'thread` guide tube reciproeating mechanism. A shaft 19 is suitably journalled in the housing and projects therethrough directly below the motor. A iiexible connection 20 is provided between the Ishaft and motor. A gear 21 secured to the shaft is adapted to drive the reduction gearing 22, cam drum 23, and thread guide rod 24, thereby imparting a reciprocating motion to the thread guide tube 25. The thread guide rod reciprocates in the 'bearing provided-by the conduit 30. As may be clearly seen the driving mechanism encased in the housing 18 is completely immersed in the oil contained therein.
The electrical energy necessary to drive the motor supplied through the plug 26 located in the bottom of the housing. The current is taken off through a cable 27 by means of a switch 28 actuated by the lever 29.
In operation the motor is started, rotating the spinning pot or centrifuge against the inner walls of which the thread is being placed. The thread guide tube is reciprocated, to insure the formation '-of a substantially even layer of thread, by the motor through the flexible connection reduction gearing, cam drum and thread guide rod.
.From the above. description it will be appreciated that there has been provided a simple and eilicient means for providing each spinning pot or centrifuge and thread guide means with an individual drive thereby rducing the cost of operation and maintenance.
Although this invention has been described with reference to a specific embodiment thereof,
it will be readily vappreciated that the device is susceptible of many variations in the construction thereof without departing from the scope of the invention or claims.
What is claimed as new-is: 1. In a device of the class ning pot, a motor for rotating the same, a thread guide tube for laying thread in said spinning pot, a housing forl said spinning pot and motor,
resilient cushioning means associated therewith, andon which said motor is suspended and means for imparting reciprocatory motion to said thread guide tube comprising a shaft, a exible connecof the appended described, a spintion between said shaft and said motor, and means associated with said shaft to impart reciprocatory movement to said thread guide tube. 2. Ina device of the class described, a spinning pot, a motor for rotating said spinning pot, a thread guide tube for laying thread in said spinning pot, a housing in which said spinning pot and motor are enclosed, resilient means for supporting said motor, means for reciprocating said thread guide tube including reduction gearing and a iiexible connection between said reduction gearing and 'motor.,
3, In a device of the class described, a spinning pot, a motor for rotating said spinning pot, a thread guide tube for laying thread in said spinning pot, a housing for said spinning pot and motor, supports secured to said housing, resilient cushioning means associated therewith and'on which said motor is suspended, means for reciprocating said thread guide tube includingreduction gearing, an oil tight housing therefor, and
a exible connection between said reduction. gearing and said motor.
4. In a device of the class described, a spinning pot, a motor for rotating said spinning pot, a thread guide ytube for-laying thread in said spinning pot, a housing for said spinning pot and motor, supports secured to said housing, resilient cushioning means associated therewith and by which said motor is suspended, means for reciprocating said thread guide tube, including reduction gearing, an oil tight housing therefore, and a flexible connection between said reduction gearing and said motor; a starter switch for said motor located Within said spinning pot and motor housing. 5. In a device of the class described, a spinning pot, a motor for rotating said spinning pot, a thread guide tube for laying thread in said spinning pot a housing for said spinning pot and motor, supports secured to said housing, resilient' cushioning means associated therewith and on which said motor is suspended, means for reciprocating said thread guide tube including reduction gearing, an oil tight housing therefor formed integral with said spinning pot and motor houslng.
6. In a device of the class described, a spinning pot, a motor for rotating said spinning pot,l a housing in which said spinning pot and motor is located, a thread guide tube, 'meansfor imparting reciprocatory movement thereto comprising a thread guide to which said tube is connected, a cam for reciprocating said thread guide, reduction 'gearing for rotating said cam and a exible connection between said reduction gearing and motor.
- WALDEMAR ZUR LWEN.
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DEB149825D DE552291C (en) 1930-08-26 1931-05-04 Drive device for the individual switching of the thread guide rods of spinning centrifuges

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