US3067565A - Spinning and twisting apparatus - Google Patents

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US3067565A
US3067565A US14303A US1430360A US3067565A US 3067565 A US3067565 A US 3067565A US 14303 A US14303 A US 14303A US 1430360 A US1430360 A US 1430360A US 3067565 A US3067565 A US 3067565A
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    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D01—NATURAL OR MAN-MADE THREADS OR FIBRES; SPINNING
    • D01H—SPINNING OR TWISTING
    • D01H1/00—Spinning or twisting machines in which the product is wound-up continuously
    • D01H1/14—Details
    • D01H1/40—Arrangements for connecting continuously-delivered material to bobbins or the like
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D01—NATURAL OR MAN-MADE THREADS OR FIBRES; SPINNING
    • D01H—SPINNING OR TWISTING
    • D01H1/00—Spinning or twisting machines in which the product is wound-up continuously
    • D01H1/14—Details
    • D01H1/38—Arrangements for winding reserve lengths of yarn on take-up packages or spindles, e.g. transfer tails
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D01—NATURAL OR MAN-MADE THREADS OR FIBRES; SPINNING
    • D01H—SPINNING OR TWISTING
    • D01H9/00—Arrangements for replacing or removing bobbins, cores, receptacles, or completed packages at paying-out or take-up stations ; Combination of spinning-winding machine
    • D01H9/02—Arrangements for replacing or removing bobbins, cores, receptacles, or completed packages at paying-out or take-up stations ; Combination of spinning-winding machine for removing completed take-up packages and replacing by bobbins, cores, or receptacles at take-up stations; Transferring material between adjacent full and empty take-up elements
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D01—NATURAL OR MAN-MADE THREADS OR FIBRES; SPINNING
    • D01H—SPINNING OR TWISTING
    • D01H9/00—Arrangements for replacing or removing bobbins, cores, receptacles, or completed packages at paying-out or take-up stations ; Combination of spinning-winding machine
    • D01H9/02—Arrangements for replacing or removing bobbins, cores, receptacles, or completed packages at paying-out or take-up stations ; Combination of spinning-winding machine for removing completed take-up packages and replacing by bobbins, cores, or receptacles at take-up stations; Transferring material between adjacent full and empty take-up elements
    • D01H9/08—Doffing arrangements independent of spinning or twisting machines
    • D01H9/12—Manual cop-tube applying apparatus; Stands for cop-tube applying apparatus

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  • This invention relates to spinning and twisting apparatus and more particularly to apparatus for transferring yarn from a full bobbin to an empty bobbin without interrupting the yarn delivery.
  • the operator After replacement of the full bobbin by an empty bobbin, the operator must then string up the yarn by hand and start the yarn winding on the empty bobbin.
  • the string-up involves guiding the yarn over various guides, rollers and draw pins before passing the same about the empty bobbin.
  • the string-up is time-consuming, and the yarn delivery must be halted during the dofling operation.
  • the present invention is directed to an apparatus for spinning or twisting wherein means are provided for transferring yarn from a full bobbin to an empty bobbin without necessitating the stopping of yarn delivery or requiring a time-consuming hand string-up.
  • These means include an independently rotatable spool to which the yarn may be delivered during the dolring of the full bobbin and from which the yarn may be again fed to the empty bobbin, while the thread line leading from the spool to the full bobbin and the empty bobbin is automatically roken at the proper point in the operation.
  • It is a further object of this invention to provide an apparatus for spinning or twisting which includes means to transfer yarn from a full bobbin to an empty bobbin by winding the yarn on a transfer spool which may be independently driven while the doffing operation is carried out.
  • It is further an object of this invention to provide a yarn transfer apparatus including a transfer spool which may be mounted on a bobbin spindle to rotate with said spindle during a regular winding operation, but which may be separately rotated at a different speed from said spindle during the dotting of said bobbin.
  • FEGURE l is an elevational view shown partially in section of the yarn transfer apparatus in association with parts of a drawtwisting machine showing a bobbin and substantially full yarn package;
  • FIGURE 2 is a plan view of the apparatus showing the mechanism for driving a transfer spool which takes up the yarn during the doffing operation;
  • FIGURE 3 is an enlarged sectional view taken on line 33 of FIGURE 2 showing in greater detail the transfer spool driving mechanism.
  • reference numeral 16 denotes a yarn package which is wound on a bobbin 12 in a well-known manner.
  • the bobbin 12 is rotated by a spindle 14 and is secured to the spindle by friction chucks (not shown) of a conventional type.
  • Reference numeral 16 denotes a thread line descending from the usual bobbin, feed rolls, balloon guide and the like .(not shown) through a ring traveler 18 mounted in the conventional manner on a ring 26 which encircles the bobbin and yarn package in a well-known manner.
  • the thread line 15 is fed through the ring traveler 18 and onto the rapidly rotating bobbin 12 in such a manner that the frictional drag of, and tension in, the thread line against the traveler causes the traveler to rapidly move around the ring 20, thus following the movement of the rotating bobbin.
  • the ring 20 which is supported on a rail (not shown) of a well-known type, continually reciprocates within a path along the vertical axis of the bobbin 12 to wind a package of yarn of the desired shape thereon. When a full package has been wound, the ring 20 is then depressed in a well-known manner to a level below the bottom edge of the bobbin as indicated in the dotted line shown in FIGURE 1.
  • the spindle 14 is rigidly mounted within a whorl 22 which is rotated by a drive belt 24 (note FIGURES 1 and 2) from a power source (not shown).
  • Referencev numeral 25 indicates a conventional brake which may be 6 applied by the operator to stop the rotation of the spindle 14.
  • This brake includes brake shoes 25A, a linkage element 25B, and a lever 25C which is depressed by the operator to halt the spindle, the brake shoes 25A gripping a part of the whorl 22.
  • a cutter disc 26 Extending from the upper portion of the whorl 22 is a cutter disc 26 carrying cutter spurs 28.
  • the function of this disc and spurs is to cooperate in cutting the threadline.
  • Reference numeral 3% indicates a transfer spool which is frictionally mounted above the whorl 22 by bearings 32 so as to be rotatable with the whorl and the spindle 14.
  • the frictional mounting referred to is the supporting of the transfer spool 3% by the bearings 32, which are conventional ball bearings. Because of the friction present in the bearings 32, the speed of rotation of the transfer spool 36 will gradually increase until the transfer spool is rotating with the bobbin, even though there is no rigid connection between the whorl and the transfer spool.
  • the transfer spool 39 there is an extending cylindrical flange 33 carrying cutter spurs 34 which cooperate with the spurs 2.8 on the disc 26 to cut the yarn in a manner which will be hereinafter described in the description of the operation of the apparatus.
  • the lower end of the transfer spool 30 is provided with a friction ring or flange 36 which is made of hard rubber, plastic or similar material to permit rotating of the spool by frictional contact with a drive wheel.
  • means are disclosed to rotate the transfer spool 30 independently of the movement of the spindle 14 and the whorl 22.
  • These means include a drive disc or wheel 38 (more clearly shown in FIGURE 3) which is secured by means of a plate 40 and screws 42 to a drive roll 44.
  • the drive disc 38 and the drive roll 44 are mounted on bearings 48 for rotation about an eccentric shaft 46.
  • Reference numeral 50 indicates a wide base portion of the eccentric shaft 46, which base portion is mounted for angular movement within a bushing 54.
  • Reference numeral 58 indicates a plate which is secured to the base portion 50 of the shaft 46 by screws 60.
  • the plate 58 is positioned in a cylindrical recess 61 in a bottom plate 62 in such a manner that vertical displacement of the shaft 46 is prevented.
  • Reference numeral 64 indicates a lever which is aflixed to the shaft 46 by means of a pin 66. As shown in FIGURE 2 of the drawing, the lever 64 is movable from position A, wherein the drive disc 38 is held in contact with the friction ring 36 on the transfer spool 39, to position B (shown in dotted lines) wherein the eccentric movement of the shaft 46 takes the drive disc 38 out of contact with the friction ring 36.
  • the dotted line position of the drive disc 38 is indicated by reference numeral 383, which is the position taken when the lever 64 is in position B.
  • Reference numeral 68 indicates a tension spring which extends between the lever 64 and the machine frame, indicated by reference numeral 70, to maintain the lever in position A for maintaining a driving engagement of the drive disc 38 with the friction ring 36.
  • Means for rotating the drive roll 44 include a drive belt 72 (driven by power means not shown) which passes around an idler roll '74 and frictionally engages the roughened surface of the drive roll 44 (note FIGURE 2).
  • the idler roll 74 is mounted on bearings 73 for free rotation about a shaft '76.
  • the shaft 76 is rigidly attached to the bottom plate 62 by means of a jam nut fit) (FIGURE 3).
  • Means for locking the lever 64 in position B so as to hold the drive disc 38 out of engagement with friction ring 36 are also provided. These means include a stop pin 82 which is mounted for vertical movement against a compression spring 234 located within a bore 86 in the shaft '76.
  • Reference numeral 88 indicates a lever arm 4 attached to the pin 82 to permit the operator to manually depress the pin 82 by downward pressure on the lever arm.
  • Reference numeral W indicates a slot in the shaft 76, the confines of which slot limit the downward movement of the lever arm 88.
  • the top of the pin 82 is beveled so that, as the lever 64 is manually moved from position A to position B, the lever will ride across the top of the pin and depress the same. Once having crossed the pin 82, the lever 64 is prevented from movement back to position A by contact with the raised end of the beveled top of the pin 82. Release of the lever 64 from position B is effected by manually depressing the lever arm 88 to permit the spring 68 to pull the lever back to position A.
  • cover plate assembly 96 attached to the plate 98 covers 7 the spring 68 and part of the lever 64.
  • FIGURE 1 of the drawings wherein a substantially full bobbin is shown in position ready for replacement by an empty bobbin.
  • the operator depresses the ring 20 mounted on a ring rail (not shown) to the point indicated by the dotted line showing of the ring 20 (FIGURE 1), that is to the area surrounding the narrower portion of the transfer spool 30.
  • the yarn will now be wound onto the spool 39.
  • the transfer spool 39 has been rotating at the same speed as the bobbin 12 by virtue of its frictional mounting on the whorl 22 through the bearings 32.
  • the drive disc 38 has been held disengaged from the friction ring 36 of the transfer spool by the locking of the lever 64 in position B by the pin 82.
  • the rotational speed of the drive disc 33 is maintained such that the spool 30 will rotate at a different speed than bobbin 12 so that a drag is created on the threadline leading from the bobbin 12 to the transfer spool 36.
  • the drive disc 38 is rotated at a substantially slower rate than the bobbin 12 (as is the preferred case)
  • contact of the disc 38 with the ring 36 will brake the speed of the spool 3t) and thereby cause the spool to travel at a slower rate than the bobbin 12. Therefore, the threadline leading from the yarn package to the transfer spool will be broken by the pull thereon.
  • the opera tor stops the movement of the traveler 18 by hand and permits the yarn to continue Winding on the slowly rotating transfer spool 30.
  • the operator then applies the brake 25 to stop the spindle 14, and replaces the full bobbin 12 with an empty bobbin.
  • a balloon guide (not shown), which is located above the top of the bobbin 12 and from which the threadline 16 passes to the traveler 18, is shifted out of the area of the bobbin before the bobbin is removed.
  • the operator After placement of an empty bobbin on the spindle 14, the operator then re' leases the traveler is on the ring 23 repositions the balloon guide (not shown) to its operating position above the bobbin, and elevates the ring 20 to its operating position for reciprocation along the new bobbin. Simul I taneously with the above steps, the operator releases the brake 25 so that the spindle 14 again starts rotating.
  • a device for winding yarn onto a bobbin comprising a base, a rotating spindle on the base for supporting and rotating a bobbin, traversing means adjacent to the bobbin for directing the yarn onto the bobbin, a transfer spool rotatably mounted at a fixed position on the spindle, said traversing means being movable out of the area of the bobbin and into the area of the transfer spool to direct the yarn onto the transfer spool, means on the base for engaging and rotating the transfer spool at a speed different from the speed of the spindle, said engaging and rotating means being releasable to permit free rotation of the transfer spool, and means on the spindle and the transfer spool for cut-ting yarn leading from the bobbin to said transfer spool.
  • a device for winding yarn onto a bobbin comprising a base, a rotating spindle on the base for supporting and rota-ting a bobbin at a predetermined speed, yarn guiding and traversing means for directing the yarn onto the bobbin, a transfer spool rotatably mounted on the spindle in such a manner as to normally rotate with the spindle, said guiding and traversing means being movable to direct the yarn onto the transfer spool, means on the base for engaging and rotating the transfer spool at a speed less than said predetermined speed to break yarn extending from the bobbin to the transfer spool, means for braking the spindle to stop the bobbin, and means carried by the spindle and the transfer spool for cutting yarn extending from the transfer spool to the bobbin.
  • a spinning or twisting apparatus having a bobbin mounted on a driven spindle for rotation therewith and guide means to feed yarn to said bobbin for winding a yarn package thereon, means for transferring yarn from a full bobbin to an empty bobbin without interruption of the yarn delivery comprising a base for supporting the spindle, a transfer spool rotatably mounted on the spindle, said guide means being movable to alter the feed of the yarn from said bobbin to said transfer spool, means on the base for rotating the spool at a different speed than said spindle so that the yarn leading from said bobbin to said transfer spool is broken and the full bobbin may be replaced by an empty bobbin, means on the base for disengaging said different-speed rotating means from said transfer spool, said guide means being movable to reverse the feed of the yarn back to the bobbin, and means on the transfer spool for cutting the length of yarn extending from said spool to said bobbin.
  • a spinning or twisting apparatus having a bobbin mounted on a driven spindle for rotation therewith and traversing guide means to feed yarn along the length of said bobbin for winding thereon, means to transfer yarn from a full bobbin to an empty bobbin without interruption of the yarn delivery
  • means to transfer yarn from a full bobbin to an empty bobbin without interruption of the yarn delivery comprising a base, a transfer spool mounted coaxially with said spindle, said guide means being movable to alter the feed of the yarn from the bobbin to the spool, means on the base for rotating the spool at a different speed than said spindle so that the yarn leading from said bobbin to said spool is broken, means on the base for disengaging said different-speed rotating means from said spool, said guide means being movable to reverse the feed of said yarn back to the bobbin, and means on the spool for cutting the length of yarn extending from said spool to said bobbin.
  • a spinning or twisting apparatus having a bobbin mounted on a driven spindle for rotation therewith and guide means to feed yarn along the length of said bobbin for winding thereon, means for transferring yarn from a full bobbin to an empty bobbin with a continuous yarn delivery, comprising a base, a transfer spool mounted on said spindle for rotation therewith, means for altering the feed of said yarn from said bobbin to said spool, means on the base for independently rotating said spool at a different speed than said spindle so that the yarn leading from said bobbin to said spool is broken and the full bobbin may be replaced by an empty bobbin, means on the base for disengaging said spool from said independent spool rotating means so that the spool again rotates with said spindle, said feed altering means being movable to reverse the feed of said yarn back to said bobbin, and means on the spool for cutting the length of yarn extending from said spool to said bobbin.
  • a spinning or twisting apparatus having a bobbin mounted on a driven spindle for rotation therewith and traversing guide means for feeding yarn along the length of said bobbin for winding thereon, means to transfer the yarn from a full bobbin to an empty bobbin with a continuous yarn delivery, comprising a base, a transfer spool mounted on said spindle for rotation therewith, means for altering the feed of said yarn from said bobbin to said spool, means on the base for driving said spool by frictional engagement therewith, means on the base for moving said drive means into engagement with said spool to rotate said spool at a different speed than said spindle so that the yarn leading from said bobbin to said spool is broken, means on the base for halting the rotation of said spindle so that the full bobbin may be replaced by an empty bobbin, said feed altering means being movable to reverse the feed of said yarn back to said bobbin, and means on the transfer spool for cutting the length of yarn extending
  • a spinning or twisting apparatus having a bobbin mounted on a driven spindle for rotation therewith and traversing guide means to feed yarn along the length of said bobbin for winding thereon, means to transfer yarn from a full bobbin to an empty bobbin with a continuous yarn delivery, comprising a base, a transfer spool mounted on said spindle for rotation therewith, means for altering the feed of said yarn from said bobbin to said spool, a drive wheel mounted on the base adjacent to said spool, means on the base for moving said drive wheel into engagement with the spool to rotate said spool at a different speed than said spindle so that the yarn leading from said bobbin to said spool is broken, means on the base for halting the rotation of said spindle so that the full bobbin may be replaced by an empty bobbin, and means on the transfer spool for cutting the length of yarn extending from said spool to said bobbin.
  • a device for Winding yarn onto a bobbin comprising a base, a rotating spindle mounted on the base for supporting and rotating a bobbin at a predetermined speed, a transfer spool rotatably mounted on the spindle in such a manner that said spool normally rotates at said predetermined speed, a traversing member for directing yarn onto the bobbin, said traversing member being movable to traverse the yarn along the rotating bobbin to form a yarn package and to then direct the yarn onto the transfer spool, an eccentric shaft rotatably mounted on the base, a rotating drive wheel mounted on the eccentric shaft, a spring secured to the eccentric shaft for urging said shaft to move the rotating drive Wheel into engagement with the transfer spool, said drive Wheel being rotated at such a speed that the transfer spool is driven at a speed less than said predetermined speed so that the yarn leading from the yarn package to the transfer spool is broken under tension, a spring-loaded stop pin mounted on the base for normally holding the eccentric shaft in such
  • a device for Winding yarn onto a bobbin comprising a base, a rotating spindle mounted on the base for supporting and rotating a bobbin at a predetermined speed, a transfer spool rotatably mounted on the spindle at a point beyond one end of the bobbin, said transfer spool being fixed against longitudinal movement, means for traversing the yarn onto the bobbin, said traversing means being movable out of the area of the bobbin and into the area of the transfer spool to shift the yarn feed from a full bobbin to the transfer spool, means carried by the spindle and the transfer spool for severing yarn leading from the bobbin to the transfer spool, and releasable driving means on the base for controlling the rotation of the transfer spool.
  • a device for winding yarn onto a bobbin comprising a base, a spindle rotatably mounted on the base for supporting and rotating a bobbin, a transfer spool rotatably mounted on the spindle at a point beyond one end of the bobbin, traversing means for directing the yarn onto the bobbin, said traversing means being movable to direct the yarn onto the transfer spool, means carried by the spindle and the transfer spool for severing the yarn leading from the bobbin to the transfer spool, and means for braking the spindle.
  • a device for Winding yarn onto a bobbin comprising a base, means on the base for supporting and rotating a bobbin at a fixed first position, a transfer spool mounted on the base at a second fixed postion in coaxial relationship with the bobbin, traversing means for directing the yarn onto the bobbin, said traversing means being movable from the location of the bobbin to the location of the transfer spool to shift the yarn feed from the bobbin to the transfer spool, cooperating means carried by the transfer spool and the bobbin supporting means for severing a yarn extending from the bobbin to the transfer spool, and releasable driving means on the base for causing the transfer spool to rotate at a speed less than the speed of rotation of the bobbin.
  • a device for Winding a yarn onto a bobbin comprising a base, a spindle rotatably mounted on the base for supporting a bobbin, means for driving the spindle, a transfer spool rotatably mounted on the spindle at a point beyond one end of the bobbin, traversing means for directing the yarn onto the bobbin, said traversing means being movable to direct the yarn onto the transfer spool, means on the base for driving the transfer spool,
  • a device for Winding yarn onto a bobbin comprising a base, a rotating spindle mounted on the base for supporting and rotating a bobbin, a transfer spool freely mounted on the spindle at one end of the bobbin, means for traversing the yarn onto the bobbin, said traversing means being movable out of the area of the bobbin and into the area of the transfer spool to shift the yarn feed from the bobbin to the spool, and a drive mechanism mounted on the base for movement into and out of engagement with the transfer spool for driving said spool when said mechanism is in said engagement.
  • a device for winding a yarn onto a bobbin comprising a base, a rotating spindle mounted on the base for supporting and rotating a bobbin, a transfer spool freely mounted on the spindle at one end of the bobbin, means for traversing the yarn onto the bobbin, said traversing means being movable to shift the yarn feed from the bobbin to the spool, a rotating roll movably mounted on the base, and means on the base for moving the rotating roll into engagement with the transfer spool for driving said spool.
  • a device for winding a yarn onto a bobbin comprising a base, a rotating spindle mounted on the base for supporting and rotating a bobbin, a transfer spool mounted at one end of the bobbin, said transfer spool being frictionally coupled to the spindle in such a mannor that said spool acquires substantially the speed of said spindle after a time interval, means for traversing the yarn onto the bobbin, said traversing means being movable to shift the yarn feed from the bobbin to the transfer spool, and means on the base for braking said spindle.
  • a device for Winding a yarn onto a bobbin comprising a base, a rotating spindle mounted on the base for supporting and rotating a bobbin, a transfer spool freely mounted on the spindle at one end of the bobbin, means for traversing the yarn onto the bobbin, said traversing means being movable to shift the yarn feed from the bobbin to the spool, a drive Wheel movably mounted on the base for movement into and out of engagement with the transfer spool for driving said spool at a predetermined speed when said Wheel is in said engagement, and means on the base for holding the drive wheel in a position out of engagement with said transfer spool.
  • a device for winding a yarn onto a bobbin comprising a base, means on the base for supporting and rotating a bobbin, auxiliary takeup means mounted for free rotation at one end of the bobbin, means for traversing the yarn onto the bobbin, said traversing means being movable to shift the yarn feed from the bobbin to the auxiliary takeup means, and drive means movably mounted on the base for movement into and out of driving relationship with the auxiliary takeup means.
  • a device for winding yarn onto a bobbin comprising a base, means on the base for supporting and rotating a bobbin, auxiliary takeup means mounted for free rotation at one end of the bobbin, means for traversing the yarn onto the bobbin, said traversing means being movable to shift the yarn feed from the bobbin to the auxiliary takeup means, a drive wheel mounted on the base for movement into and out of driving engagement with the auxiliary takeup means, means on the base for urging the drive wheel toward said engagement, and
  • releasable means on the base for holding the drive Wheel out of said engagement.
  • a device for winding a yarn onto a bobbin comprising a base, a rotating spindle mounted on the base for supporting and rotating a bobbin, an auxiliary takeup spool rotatably mounted on the spindle at one end of the bobbin, said spool being mounted for free rotation on the spindle in such a manner that friction inherent in the mounting of the spool causes said spool to acquire a normal rotative speed which is substantially the rotative speed of the bobbin, means for traversing the yarn onto the bobbin, said traversing means being movable to shift the yarn feed from the bobbin to the spool, and means movably mounted on the base for movement into and out References Cited in the file of this patent UNITED STATES PATENTS Niogret Sept. 8, 1931 Garnett Jan. 1, 1952 Baker Apr. 27, 1954

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DEC23525A DE1173366B (de) 1960-03-11 1961-03-01 Vorrichtung zur Garnuebertragung an einer Ringzwirnmaschine, insbesondere Streckzwirnmaschine
FR854977A FR1283512A (fr) 1960-03-11 1961-03-08 Appareil d'enroulement et de retordage
CH286461A CH374917A (fr) 1960-03-11 1961-03-09 Appareil pour transférer automatiquement un fil d'une bobine pleine sur une bobine vide
BE601188A BE601188A (fr) 1960-03-11 1961-03-10 Appareil d'enroulement et de retordage
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