US2583849A - Suction end-catcher in ring spinning and twisting machines - Google Patents

Suction end-catcher in ring spinning and twisting machines Download PDF

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US2583849A
US2583849A US86661A US8666149A US2583849A US 2583849 A US2583849 A US 2583849A US 86661 A US86661 A US 86661A US 8666149 A US8666149 A US 8666149A US 2583849 A US2583849 A US 2583849A
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Just Christian
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    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D01—NATURAL OR MAN-MADE THREADS OR FIBRES; SPINNING
    • D01H—SPINNING OR TWISTING
    • D01H11/00—Arrangements for confining or removing dust, fly or the like
    • D01H11/005—Arrangements for confining or removing dust, fly or the like with blowing and/or suction devices

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  • the space enclosed by the said end-shield suitably is divided by a filter and an apron wall supporting the suction fan into two compartments, F f
  • the roller beam 2 and spindle rail 3 are fixed to the main wall I of the end shield.
  • An apron wall 4 provided in the upper portion of the end shield is spaced from the main Wall i and extends over the entire width of the machine, as does a filter screen 5 which together with the apron wall 4 subdivides the space of the boxlike end shield in two chambers a and b.
  • the electric drive motor 6- is flanged to the apron wall 4, and the fan wheel 1 is pinned to the overhung shaft end of motor 6.
  • a suction port 8 is formed in the main wall I coaxially of the fan wheel 3 and opens towards the machine.
  • a central suction header or collecting duct 9 opens into the suction port 8.
  • the filter or screen 5 is disposed in a swing structure I c which is pivoted on pins H to the foot of main wall I so that it may be tilted away from the machine.
  • a rod 12 traverses the chain in Fig. 2,.the gate l5 shuts the bottom opening in the upper portion of chamber a.
  • the motor 6 disposed in chamber b projects through an opening in the wall [6 of the end shield into a hood H which has an open bottom.
  • the fan wheel 1 is disposed in the upper portion of chamber a.
  • the fan 1 driven by motor 6 sucks air containing fibres and perhaps lengths of thread through the header 9 from the drawing means of the machine and moves the same in direction of the arrows shown towards the filter screen 5.
  • the fibres and broken ends are retained on the screen 5 and in the chamber a, while the air traverses the screen 5 and the chamber a and flows to the outside partly through the hood I! and partly through the openings of a screen [8.
  • the fibres and thread ends, collected on the filter screen 5 have to be removed from time to time.
  • either of the detents I3 is swung manually from its locking position shownin Fig. 1 into the position shown in Fig. 2, the other detent l3 also being swung into such latter position through the axle rod l2.
  • each detent I3 is disengaged from the appurtenant stud M of the structure I 0, which permits the latter to tilt to the position shown in Fig. 2, and the swing gate I5 is brought into abutment against the foot of the apron 4 whereby the air stream is prevented from entering the lower portion of chamber a.
  • a motor-driven suction fan located in said box-like end shield, a filter screen located in the box-like structure in position to receive air from the fan and filter out broken thread ends which have been sucked away from the textile frame by the fan.
  • a, ring spinning or ring twisting frame having pneumatic suction means for broken threads
  • said end shield supporting longitudinally extending members of the frame, said end shield being formed by a box like structure, of a partition wall within the end shield structure, a motor driven fan mounted on said partition wall, and a filter screen within said structure, said partition wall and said filter soreen'dividing said box-like structure into two chambers, said suction fan being arranged for delivering the drawn-in air stream into one of said chambers and forcing it across said filter screen into the other chamber, whereby broken threads and fibres are collected by said filter screen.
  • a ring spinning or ring twisting frame having pneumatic suction means for broken threads
  • said end shield supporting longitudinally extending members of the name, saidend shield being formed by a box-' like structure, a, partition wall within said structure to provide two chambers within the end shield, a filter screen forming part of said par ti'tion. wall, a motor driven suction fan disposed in.
  • a ring spinning and ring twisting frame the combination with an end shield su porting longitudinally extending members of said frame; or an arrangement for neumatically drawing off broken threads, said arrangement including a box like en'dshield structure, a partition wall within said box-like structure to divide said structure into two chambers, a motor driven suc tion fan disposed in one of said chambers, an electric motor carried by said partition wall.
  • a filter compartment pivotally mounted in said end shield structure, a filter screen disposed in said filter compartment, said filter screen in normal position of the filter compartment forming an extension of said partition wall, whereby the stream of air delivered by said suction fan into said first mentioned chamber is forced to traverse said filter screen and to flow into said other chamber, a pivotally mounted closing gate adapted to interrupt communication between saidfirst mentioned chamber and the filter compartment and locking means for holding the filter compartment in said normal position, said locking means being operatively connected to said closing gate, whereby upon release of said locking means to swing the filter compartment away from the end shield, said closing gate is actuated to close said first chamber and intercept the air stream delivered by said suction fan.
  • a ring spinning or ring twisting frame coinprising an end shield supporting the endsof 1on gitudinally extending members of the frame, said end shield forming a box-like structure, a substantially vertical partition wall depending from the top of said end shield, a filter screen extending from the lower edge of said partition wall towards the bottom of the end shield, said partition wall and filter screen vertically dividing the end shield in two chambers, a suction fan disposed in one of said chambers, a longitudinally extending suction line abutting at said chamber, an electric motor driving said suction fan, said motor being secured to said partition wall and disposed in the other of said chambers, and an air outlet in said other chamber in proximity to said motor, whereby the stream of air drawn by the fan through said suction conduit and delivered into said first mentioned chamber is forced through said filter screen into said second mentioned chamber and discharged towards said outlet.
  • a ring spinning or ring twisting frame having pneumatic suction means for broken threads and fibres
  • said end shield being formed by a box-like structure provided with air inlet and outlet openings, a central suction collector for broken threads and fibres connected to said air inlet opening, a motor driven suction fan mounted within said box-like end shield structure to draw in air through said suction collector and expel the drawn in air through said outlet opening", and a filter screen disposed within said endshield structure in the path of air between said inlet and outlet openings whereby broken threads and fibres arriving with the suction air through said collector are separated from the air by said filter screen.

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US2675666A (en) * 1950-11-28 1954-04-20 Device fob removing thread break
US2708829A (en) * 1951-10-30 1955-05-24 Thoma Heinrich Exhaust plant for spinning machines for catching and removing thread ends

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DE918015C (de) * 1951-02-16 1954-09-16 Suedd Spindelwerke Zinser Dipl Streichgarn-Ringspinnmaschine mit einer Vorrichtung zum Absaugen gebrochener Faeden und zum pneumatischen Einfuehren der Vorgarne in die Drehroehrchen
CH298469A (de) * 1951-09-28 1954-05-15 Buehler Krayer Hermann Faden- und Flug-Absaugvorrichtung an einer Spinn- oder Zwirnmaschine.
DE950772C (de) * 1953-05-03 1956-10-18 Lufttechnische Ges M B H Fadenbruch-Absauganlage fuer Spinnmaschinen
DE1030228B (de) * 1953-12-01 1958-05-14 Franz Strueber Filterkasten fuer Fadenbruch-Absaugeanlage
US4361006A (en) * 1979-07-06 1982-11-30 Luwa Ag Spinning frame

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CH168418A (de) * 1933-02-01 1934-04-15 Ricceri Umberto Vorrichtung zum Absaugen der gerissenen Fäden an Spinnmaschinen jeder Art.
CH245964A (de) * 1945-04-14 1946-12-15 Ag Luwa Fadenbruchabsauganlage an Spinnmaschinen.

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US2708829A (en) * 1951-10-30 1955-05-24 Thoma Heinrich Exhaust plant for spinning machines for catching and removing thread ends

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