US2651479A

US2651479A - Winding core support

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Publication number: US2651479A
Application number: US195314A
Authority: US
Inventors: Ernest K Bauer
Original assignee: American Viscose Corp
Current assignee: Akzo Nobel UK PLC
Priority date: 1950-11-13
Filing date: 1950-11-13
Publication date: 1953-09-08
Anticipated expiration: 1970-09-08

Description

E. K. BAUER WINDING CORE SUPPORT Filed Nov. 13, 1950 sept'. s, 1953 INVENTOR. ERNEST A. BAUER Arran/S vof Figure 1 showing in addition Patented Sept. 8, 1953 Ernest K. Bauer, Meadville, Pa., assignor to American Viscose Corporation, Wilmington, Del., a corporation of Delaware Application November 13, 195|),` Serial No. 195,314

continuous pressure between the core and the driving roll throughout the building of the package, and in which the core is readily replaced in preparation for the winding of the next package. These and other objects and advantages of the invention will be apparent from the drawing and the description thereof hereinafter.

In the drawing,

Figure 1 is an end elevation of a single winding core supporting unit which comprises a part of a multiple winding machine constructed in accordance with the present invention;

Figure 2 is a sectional view as seen at II-II parts of adjoining units;

Figure 3 shows the movable core supporting structure of Figure 2; and

Figure 4 is a detail section taken online IV--IV of Figure 3.

As shown in Figure 1, the winding machine comprises a driving roll or cylinder 3 which is positively rotated about its axis and against the periphery of which the winding core or carrier 4 bears. A traverse guide 5- carried on the reciprocable traverse bar or rail 6 serves to guide the thread into the nip between the driving roll and the core or the winding thereon. VA fixed rail vl extends horizontally the length of the machine above and toward the back of thedriving roll 3. The rail 1 carries at spaced'intervals along its length a number of brackets 8, the base portions 9 of which are bolted to the rail 1 by means of the bolts I0 and the nuts Il. Each of the brackets comprises two upwardly projecting arms I2 and |2a. The arm I2 com-f prises two parts. One part I3 is upright and integral with the base 9 from which it extends at right angles and comprises a laterally extending semi-cylindrical boss I4 having a semicylindrical bore I5. This part I3 of the arm terminates in a horizontal plane and has secured to it a part |6 provided with a semi-cylindrical boss and a semi-cylindrical bore I8 which mate with the corresponding boss and boreof the part I3 to provide a, horizontal split bearing for the rods or shafts I9. The part IB is secured to the 6 Claims. (Cl. 242-4130) part 3 by cap screw 20 and in the lower part of its outer end, it is provided with a recess or bore 2| which is adapted to receive a solid or hollow button, plug or cup 22 axially slidably mounted therein and a spring 23 for urging the button outwardly from the recess. The button 22 yhas an externally facing base, which is preferably flat and isv adapted tofrictionally rub against one face of the arm 24'of the core-supporting bracket. The arm |2a extends upwardly and is provided with a cylindrical bore or recess 25 containing a button 26 which is urged outwardly from the recess by a spring 21 therein. The disposition of the bore 25 in arm |2a is preferably in alignment'with the bore 2| in arm |'2 so that buttons22 and'26 are urged against opposite faces Yof the arm 24. As shown, the contiguous friction surfaces of buttons 22 and 26 and of arm 24 lie in parallel planes perpendicular to the axis of rods |9.

The core holder` or support proper comprises the rod or shaft` |`9 mentioned hereinabove to which an arm 24 and a hinge member or bracket 28 are secured adjacent the opposite ends thereof, such'as by meansof taper pins 29 'and 30 respectively. The arm 24 is integral with the sleeve 24a which I'lts about the rod I9 andthe hinge bracket 28 has a similar sleeve 28a which ts about the rod I9. The sleeves 24a and 28a are spaced from the ends of the rod or shaft I9 so that Vthe ends of the rod project a short distance into the split bearings (comprising bores I5) of Aadjacent arms I2. They may project into such bores any distance but, as shown, each end projects slightly less than half way thereintoto leavea corresponding portion of the bore available for the projection thereinto of the adjacent rod |9 of adjacent core holders. The sleeves 24a and 28a abut against the ends Vof the split bearings; with the interposition of a washer or Washers, such as 4|, if desired, and they thereby prevent axial movement of the rod The hinge bracket 28 has a laterally projecting lug 3| bored to receive a pintle 32. A yoke 33 has a bifurcated portion complemental to, and adapted vto embrace, the lug 3|. This bifurcated portion is provided with aligned bores to receive the pintle 32. The yoke 33 carries xedly secured thereto an outwardly extending arm 34. A spring 35 extended between a pin 36 on the sleeve 28a and a pin 31 on the yoke 33 urges the yokey in a clockwise directionl as viewed in Figure 3. rIfhe arms .24 and34 are provided with rotatable trunnions 38 Uand 39 lrespectively trunnion. the 'ihrsad adapted to fit within a cylindrical core or yarn carrier. The arm 34 may have an oset terminal portion or extension 4B to serve as a handle.

The trunnions are preferably provided with an elastic band 38a, such as of rubber, in a recess 39a adjacent the ange 39h. The band may be of round or any other section including the generally =trapezoidal section shown ,and serves to bind or grip the edge: of the core 4 and the yarn when the starting end of the latter is inserted between the trunnion and the core 4 at the beginning of winding. Each ,is preferably provided with an annular recess 390.

very simple manner merely by removing the cap screw 20.

It is to be understood that changes and variations may be made without departing from the 5 spirit and scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims.

I claim:

l. A. Windinggcore support iiorgagwindmg machine in which the Winding periphery-is driven 10 by direct contact with a driving surface compris- A ring 39d having a tapered or.-.conca1 outercilel0 rigidly ,attached :to the rod adjacent one end riphery 39e is secured to .thegrespectiveione :of: the

arms

24 or 34 and extends partially :into .the

recess as shown for the purppsel-pfgpregenting1a loose thread or yarn en from entering "the bearing. Instead, such a loose end willnerely slide off. An additionalmeans to hold or grip the yarnend .;toffacilitate .startinggmay be pro- -vided in the forrn ,of fthe annulan.brush7391*; securedponcentrically bythe ,hub :rivet 39g. 'nse,-the thread end may be heldlacross.thezlentire diameter either .of .the.-,end.,oi core l4f or of Y.the .trunnion and v.when tliegcore -isipkushed on --the ushed intdthe brush. .In op er`a tion,.4 angemp y,-.c,ore,.4 isgnounted .upon the ..trunnions 38 and 39, which .mounting .fis facilitated 12v-the -zswinsing vof the :arm 1534 (by manual engagement oflhandleA) afcounterclockwise .directionfas gviewied .inv-Figures 2 `and until ythe .core is placed upon the .trunnion .3,8 .after .which `varm ,44 :j riaylcxe:v released to allowthe trunnion 39 .to .enter the .-.otherfenduof ,lt-he '.core. .Then .the mounted not@ is swung -int.o engagement with the driving roll 5;3 against the fric- Ational resistance pcf thebuttons-Z? a and-,2li bear ngagainstfthe armfEZ-A. `Y:During wndingas.the

convolutions build up about;thecore,fthepackage .gradually swings @upwardly aboutie@ @axis 'Of shaft 1 9. IIThe friction .buttons i12 and 26 csnub .against thefarm 24 cndfre'ffesir.a1, @Y retard this upward @Swinging iyWlh e 91@ -peilim upon Q1) the .'coeiiicient ,of .irictionbetween 'the surfaces of .the arm 2,54 andfthe rbuttons 522 ,and .2 6 .and l(2) the pressurevexerK-ted by .the springs z aanum.

Theylindingpore 4 is suspendediofthe right ofthe. sha ft ,i9as vievtedinEgu-e .l andits axis swings ,through a ,relatively `Small ,are ,from .the empty v.position .to ',ullpositiol Tlhe y.control fof up and .down .bouncing 'duelto `unroun'd r.tubes is effected E-by .snubbers 22. .and .,262 vBest .results are obtained .when .the frictionof ;buttonsn and :2s ,is ,so great that fitwiiixeep. armar! .limnidfi even with. a run winding core. if .aan ,g4 .lifted up .so Y:that itube 4 is :not .touching roll grins can be Aassured iby :proper selection of the .materials .used vii'igfniaking the vsnubbng fbuttons 2,2 and Zzand-by cont-rollingthe forcelexerteditl'ieren on by springs 23 .and3 .1. :Because V.of the `continuous pressure exerted upon the package windings throughout .the winding, the package obtained is well-shaped. `It may be made of any ide'sired density by predetermining the resistance which the 'snubbing' buttons yexert against vthe dswinging of the package holder 'about' the axis of rod i9. The lcorle supporting is1extremely simple and compact .and is forr'ned fof relatively `few inexpensive parts. AItis also .constructed inlsuch ,a manner 'that .thefwound ,packages be readily replaced with ,empty '.cores. Furthermore, the

entgegen Helder .seit may e? camail@ 15 ing spaced stationary brackets, each having a painoooutwardly projecting arms fixedly carried "thereon, a rod rotatably mounted on its axis in .gan ,adjacentpair of said brackets, a movable arm thereof :.andgextending outwardly between the rmsjofgonepi thebrackets, friction means on one of the bracket arms having a friction surfacenilying in a plane perpendicular to the axis 20 of the rod for engaging an opposed lcontiguous surface.- offthe `vmovablearm land for `restraining movement, 7ai.hingemember.fixed `on, the .rod adiaccutfitsgotheimend, a movable.,.arnn` hinged-ly mounted.on,the.vhingefmembergabout aniax-is-fat right angles to the axis of the rod, springfmeans ior uitging the hingedly A,mounted arm toward @he 'rstvmelim mOVaDle "91m, and QPPQSQ .trunnions rotatably carried-chime movable arms.

..2. AA :winding core n upportfiorfa .Winding machine .which the A.windingperiphery Ais driven .byY direct.- contact .with `a drivingsurtacefcomprising Aspaced stationary brackets, .-each ghav-ing -.a pair 0f @inwardly projecting arms fxedly icar- Trind thereon, vva `rod rotatably fmounted on lits axis in:anadjacentmair.ofysaid brackets-.amovable arm rigidly'attached'to-thefrodadjacent one end thereof and extending outward-ly-betweenythe arms fof one of the gbrackets, V:friction imeanson the bracket 4arms having friction :surfaces lying in 1, planes :perpendicular gto `,the faxis of A.the Arod for engaging-opposite:contiguous suriaceszpf the movable armgand @for restraining its movement, a ffhinge .,-member fxed 4on :the -rod adjacent its other end, a movable arm hingedly mounted-.on

7* thehhingememberabout ant-axis .atrightzangles f3 'SQA yvindingcore .supportora Windngmachine .in V,vvl'iich the .winding Tperiphery .is ,driven by ,direct contact with a rdriving ,surface comprising' spaced .stationary brackets, .each .hav-

ing a pair of .outwardly 'projecting .arms ,fixedly 5 carried .thereon,. a,rod rotatably mounted on its axis an adiacentpairof said bracke ts,amov able l.arm .rigidly y,attached to the `rod adjacent one .end ,thereof .and `.eidiencling outwardly vbetween `,the,armsofconeof the brackets, a recess leach ,bracketarm said ,recess having .an opening acing'toward ythe .movable arm, .a friction elementmovable imeachrecess .and Spring means in eachrecess for .urging .the friction .element outwardlypf therecess against the movable arm for restraining its movement, a hinge member fixed .onthe .rodadjacent its ,other end, ,a movable arm fhinecdly mounted 0n the 4hinge member 4 about an axis at right .angles to the axis of the rodjspring n mans for urging the hingedly mounted ,arm toward the first-,mentioned movable arm, and opposed trunnions .rotatably carriedon the movable arms.

f1. winding core support for .a winding .machine 7whichv the .winding periphery is driven by .dises-. been@ .with .a driving Surface comprising spaced stationary brackets, each having a pair of outwardly projecting arms fixedly carried thereon, a rod rotatably mounted on its axis in an adjacent pair of said brackets, a movable arm rigidly attached to the rod adjacent one end thereof and extending outwardly between the arms of one of the brackets, friction means on the bracket arms for engaging opposite surfaces of the movable arm and for restraining its movement, a hinge member xed on the rod adjacent its other end, a movable arm hingedly mounted on the hinge member about an axis at right angles to the axis of the rod, spring means for urging the hingedly mounted arm toward the first-mentioned movable arm, opposed trunnions rotatably carried on the movable arms, said friction means comprising friction elements in alignment and having flat friction surfaces in engagement with the movable arm therebetween.

5. A winding `core support for a winding machine in which the winding periphery is driven by direct contact with a driving surface comprising spaced stationary brackets, each having a pair of outwardly projecting arms xedly carried thereon, a rod rotatably mounted on its axis in an adjacent pair of said brackets, a movable arm rigidly attached to the rod adjacent one end thereof and extending outwardly between the arms of one of the brackets, friction means on the bracket arms for engaging opposite surfaces of the movable arm and for restraining its movement, a hinge member xed on the rod adjacent its other end, a movable arm hingedly mounted on the hinge member about an axis at right angles to the axis of the rod, spring means for urging the hingedly mounted arm toward the first-mentioned movable arm, opposed trunnions rotatably carried on the movable arms, each trunnion being provided with an annular recess on its face which is outside the core during winding, and an annular ring having a tapered or conical radially outer surface secured to the respective arm carrying the trunnion, said ring extending partially into said recess.

6. A winding core support for a winding machine in which the winding periphery is driven by direct contact with the driving surface comprising spaced stationary brackets, each having a pair of outwardly projecting arms fixedly carried thereon, a rod rotatably mounted on its axis in an adjacent pair of said brackets, a movable arm rigidly attached to the rod adjacent one end thereof and extending outwardly between the arms of one of the brackets, a hinge member fixed on the rod adjacent its other end, a movable arm hingedly mounted on the hinge member about an axis at right angles to the axis of the rod, opposed trunnions rotatably carried on the movable arms, an annular friction face on each of said trunnions for frictionally engaging and holding a winding core between said trunnions, means including a brush secured to the inside face of one of said trunnions for resiliently retaining a yarn end passing between one end of the winding core and one of the said annular friction faces, and spring means for urging the hingedly mounted arm toward the firstmentioned movable arm to compress the winding core and said yarn end between the friction faces on the trunnions.

ERNEST K. BAUER.

References Cited in the le of this patent UNITED STATES PATENTS Number Name Date 1,138,320 Ryden May 4, 1915 1,309,404 Foster July 8, 1919 2,197,747 Naumann Apr. 16, 1940 2,217,212 Brandwood Oct. 8, 1940 FOREIGN PATENTS Number Country Date 16,579 Great Britain Aug. 31, 1894