US1996810A

US1996810A - Sizing apparatus

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Publication number: US1996810A
Application number: US714991A
Authority: US
Inventors: Harry B Her
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1934-03-10
Filing date: 1934-03-10
Publication date: 1935-04-09
Anticipated expiration: 1952-04-09

Description

S I ZING APPARATUS Filed March 10, 1954 Patented Apr. 9, 1935 UNI ED s'r-Arss l te PARAT Harry lin r, Greenville, s.-o.

Ap ic io a c 0,

6 Claims.

,Thisinvention relates to a sizing apparatusand more especially to means for sizing warps so,

that the selvedge threads will not be sized .to as great an extent as the other warp threads. It is of course evident that if the selvedge threads, which are much larger than the other threads,

are passedthrough'th'e. sizing solution that .they' will not dry as quickly as the other yarn and if sufficient heat is applied to the yarns to. dry the selvedgethreads the smaller threads will become damaged on account of excessive heat being appliedthereto. j.

It is anobject of this invention to provide means whereby selvedge threads in a -warproll a given width. In various types of cloth this width of selvedgevaries andI have provided means for receiving the selvedge'threads which are long enough to receive any desired width of' selvedg e threads,"within given limits, though-"it is evident that insome warps the selvedge threads would not cover the entire portion of the corru gated tubes provided for accommodating the same.

It isanother object of this invention to pro; vide means for sizing warp rolls and giving to the selvedgethreads a proper amount of sizing and regulating the tension on the'selvedge and theother threads so that the same can be adjusted simultaneously. -Means are also provided for accommodating the selvedge threads, said means comprisingia plurality of corrugated rollers over whi'ch-theselvedge threads are adapted 'to pass to prevent the selvedge' threads from creeping in-* .,wardly towards thecenter of the warp.

Itisa'further object of this invention to provide sizingapparatus in which means are providedfor receivingthe selvedgethreads and passa ing them through the sizing apparatus but not through the sizing bath and also means for passing the other portions of the warp through the sizing bath and then bringing the selvedge threads and the warp threads together through a pair of rolls so that these rolls will supply the necessary amount of sizing to the selvedge threads and the warp threads will receive their sizing. from being subjected to the sizing bath, together with means for preventing lateral displacement of the selvedge threads and also means for simultaneously adjusting the tension applied to the selved'ge 1934, swarm; 714,991 (01. 28-28) threads and the otherwarp ,threadswhen the immersion roll is raised or loweredin the size box;

I Some of the objects of the inventionhaying been stated, other objects will appearas the description proceeds, when taken in connection with the accompanying drawing, in which:-;

fF-igure 1 is a vertical, section of a sizing y -showing..rny inventionapplied thereto; 2 V

' Figure 2 is a vertical section takenalong the.

line 2 -2 in Figure 1; but'showing both sides of the sizing apparatus;v h; I

Figure 3isa longitudinalsectional view taken along the line 3-'3-in'Figjure 1.

Referringmore specifically to the drawing the numeral. I0. indicates a suitable sizing vat ina: 5

suitable sizing apparatus. A suitable sizing ,.ap paratus usually has let-ofi warprollll and a plurality of heating drums l2 for drying theyvarp together with take =.up means. disposed. Yfar'ther tothe right in Figure 1', butnot shown as they. are'conventional. The conventional sizing. apparatus also has .a roll (and a plurality of pairs of squeezefrolls Id, i5, l 6 and" through whichthe, warpthreadsi are passed after being immersed inthe sizingi fluid, The sizing fluid. can .befof 'anydesired, depth in sizing vat II) but islshown as havingal top level as atlfl. V A suitable immersion roll-,2!) is. provided usually in a'sizing apparatus, but; have provided means for, mounting the immersion rollcompris ingfbrackets 2| andzlfdisposedat each end'of' the'immersion roll '2fl and 'invwhich the immersion roll 26 is. rotatably mounted. Each of these. brackets 2| and 21' has ,a shaft22 passing there through which has on eachen'd thereof arms 23 and ,23', in the free 'end'of. which is mounted a shaft 24 and onfshaft24gi's rotatably mount-1 ed corrugated brass sleeyes' 25 and 25. Brackets 2i and 2! have fixedly secured thereto racks: 25 and 2B whichare adaptedtohave sliding]; movement in

guideways

21 and 21" formed integral with brackets 28and 28",Which are fixedly secured on the top. edgeofthe sizingvat I0.

Brackets 28 and. 28"fflhaveirotatably inounted f Securedon one side of the upper edge of the sizing vat I0 is a T-shaped bracket 35 having a horizontal portion 36 in the ends of which are

mountedrods

31 and 38 on which are rotatably mounted corrugated sleeves 39 over which one side of the selvedge threads are adapted to pass. The other side of the sizing vat' has an identi- 'vedge threads disposed along the ends thereof cal structure indicated by the same reference characters 35 to 39 inclusive with the prime notation added and hence the description of the same is notdeemed necessary. The corrugations on sleeve 25 and the like are circumferentially disposed. V v V The warp threads 4| are smaller in size than the selvedge threads and hence .the' selvedge threads cannot be immersed in the sizing solution and then dried as quickly as the smaller threads; Therefore, the selvedge threads are posed grooves on the tubes or rollers prevent the selvedge threads from moving inwardly towards the warp threads.

In the drawing and specification there has been set forth a preferred embodiment of my inventiomand although specific termsarefemployed, they are used in a genericand descrip- -tive sense only-and not for purposes of limitation, the scope of the invention being set forth in the appended claims. I claim:

1. Means for applying size to the, selvedge threads'of a warp roll in lesser quantities than to the remainder of the threads in the warp roll, comprising a sizing vat, an immersion roll fordirecting the warpthreads through the siz ing .vat, means for adjustingthe position of the immersion roll, means for directing the selvedge threads past the sizing 'vat but out of contact with the sizing solution therein, a' pair of rolls through which the warp threads and selvedge threads. are passed, the'lowermost of said rolls "being partially immersed in thesizing solution to apply sizing to theselvedgethreads as they are passed between the rolls, and means for simultaneously applying like tension to the Warp and selvedge threads when theposition' of the immersion'roll is changed. a

2, Sizing apparatus forwar'p rolls having warp threads and selvedge threads comprising a sizing' vat,jan immersion roll for immersing the warp threads, means for raising and lowering the immersion roll, a plurality of grooved rollers over which the selvedge threads are adaptedto be passedout of contact withthe sizing solution, a pair of rolls.betwee'n which the warp threads and the selvedge threadsare adapted to be passed, the lowermostofv saidpair of rolls being partially immersed in the sizing solution whereby sizing solution is applied tothe selvedge threads, a portion of the grooved rollers being movable with the immersion roll whereby the tension of the Warp and selvedge threads may be adjusted simultaneously.

3. Sizing apparatus for warp rolls having selcomprising a sizing vat having sizing solution therein, an immersion roll beneath which the warp threads are adapted to be passed, means for supporting the ends of the immersion roll and for adjusting the position of the immersion roll vertically with relation to the sizing solution, a pair of corrugated tubesrotatably mounted on the means for supporting the ends of the immersion roll, the tubes being disposed above the level of the sizing solution in the vat whereby the tension of the selvedge threads passing beneath the tubes maybe adjusted simultaneously with the adjustment of tension on the warp threads by movement of the immersion roll, apair of brackets disposed on thesides of the sizing vat and having a pair ,of corrugated tubes rotatably mounted thereon for also supporting the selvedge threads,and a pair of rollers through which the selvedgeand warp threads are adapted to be passed, one. of the rollers being in contact with the sizing solution whereby sizing solution is ap plied to the selvedge threads in lesser quantities than tothe warp threads.

l. Sizing apparatus for sizing warp rolls having selvedge threads and warp threads thereon, an immersion roll beneath which the warp threads are adapted to be passed, a pair of corrugated tubes mounted for movement with the immersion roll andbeneath which the selvedge threads-are adapted to pass out of contactwith thesizingso lution and means forsimultaneously moving the immersion rolland the tubes vertically. a

5. Sizing apparatus for'warps having warp threads and selvedge threads, comprising an im- .mersion roll, means forpassing the warp threadsunder said roll and through a sizing solution and other means mounted for movement with said;

roll for passing theselvedge threads through the apparatus out of, contact with the sizing solution, means -for adjusting the position of the warp threads and selvedge threads simultaneously with relation to the sizing solution and means for indirectlyapplying sizing to the selvedge threads.

6., Sizing apparatus having asizing vat, an im-:

mersion roll vertically adjustable, means for sup-' portingtheendsof the immersion roll, tubes rotatably mounted on the means for supporting the ends of the immersion roll and beneath which the'selvedge threads are adapted to be passed,

means disposed laterally and above the immersion roll for separately supporting-the warp threads HARRY B. ILER.