US3370411A - Method and apparatus for replacing bobbin tubes on spinning or twisting machinery - Google Patents

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US3370411A
US3370411A US514575A US51457565A US3370411A US 3370411 A US3370411 A US 3370411A US 514575 A US514575 A US 514575A US 51457565 A US51457565 A US 51457565A US 3370411 A US3370411 A US 3370411A
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Schulz Gunter
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    • DTEXTILES; PAPER
    • D01NATURAL OR MAN-MADE THREADS OR FIBRES; SPINNING
    • D01HSPINNING OR TWISTING
    • D01H9/00Arrangements for replacing or removing bobbins, cores, receptacles, or completed packages at paying-out or take-up stations ; Combination of spinning-winding machine
    • D01H9/02Arrangements 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
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    • D01H9/00Arrangements for replacing or removing bobbins, cores, receptacles, or completed packages at paying-out or take-up stations ; Combination of spinning-winding machine
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  • ABSTRACT on THE DISCLOSURE A method of and apparatus for removing full bobbins wound on tubes on a series of spindles of a spinning or twisting machine using a tube gripping arrangement Wherein the tube gripping arrangement is moved between a tube receiving means for supporting both full bobbin tubes and empty tubes and the spindles under control of a control means for effecting substantially simultaneous removal of full bobbins from the spindles and replacement thereof by empty tubes, the gripping arrangement being guided on one arm of a pivotably bell crank under control of a mechanical or hydraulic system.
  • the present invention relates to a method and device or mechanism for the removing of bobbins wound on tubes mounted on rotatable spindles and their replacement by empty tubes for the winding of additional bobbins.
  • invention is more particularly related to spinning frames such as ring spinning frames or flyer frames but it is not an essential feature of the invention that a process of attenuation of doubling or the like should take place in the particular machine whose bobbins are to be removed and replaced by empty bobbin tubes.
  • the invention accordingly consists of a method of removing bobbins wound on tubes from a series of parallel spindles of a spinning or twisting machine, placing the removed bobbins on a row of receiving means having the same spacing as the spindle, and, using the same tube gripping means that is used for removing the full bobbins to place empty bobbin tubes on the spindles, the sequence of operations being as follows:
  • the empty tubes after the full bobbins have been set down, are moved in the direction of movement of the gripping means.
  • the gripping means can cease to grip the tubes and they are then used to press the tub es'on to the spindles in a direction parallel to the axes of the spindles.
  • the invention also consists in an apparatus for dofling bobbins from a series of parallel spindles of a spinning or twisting machine, comprising bobbin tube gripping means, a row of bobbin receiving means having the same spacing as the spindles, and control means for causing the bobbin tube gripping means to fulfill the aforesaid sequence of operations.
  • the device or apparatus for carrying out the method a of the invention more particularly consists of a gripping device for each spindle group including a number of gripper elements corresponding to the number of spindles, actuating means for selectively actuating the individual gripper elements, guide support means for guiding and positioning the gripping device through the various bobbin tube transfer operations between the spindles and a plurality of tube carriers disposed on a conveying means for supporting both the full and empty bobbin tubes, and control means for automatically controlling said gripping device actuating means and said guide support means.
  • the apparatus has the advantage that the same gripper elements may be utilized for removing, inserting and transporting the full and empty tubes, thereby not only reducing the number of gripper elements required, but also considerably simplifying the overall construction of the entire apparatus and materially increasing the safety of operation thereof.
  • the row of bobbin receiving or carrying means is placed on a further means, which may be a conveyor, on which there are also mounted means for holding empty bobbin tubes, the means for receiving the full bobbins and holding the empty tubes forming a single row.
  • a further means which may be a conveyor, on which there are also mounted means for holding empty bobbin tubes, the means for receiving the full bobbins and holding the empty tubes forming a single row.
  • the means for holding the empty bobbin tubes can be placed between the means for receiving the full bobbins.
  • the gripping means can be arranged to be driven along the guide means from a shaft whose axis forms the axis of tilt of the guide means.
  • the guide means can include one arm of a bell-crank, the other arm being connected with a drive means, for example, an eccentric, for causing tilting of the guide means.
  • FIGURE 1a is an end view of a spinning frame contrived to illustrate one embodiment of the invention, and FIGURE 1b illustrates a further embodiment of the invention; v
  • FIGURES 2 to 22 show the operation of the gripping means in accordance with the invention in removing a full bobbin and replacing it by an empty bobbin tube;
  • FIGURE 23 diagrammatically shows the means for moving the gripping device in accordance with the embodiment of the invention shown in FIGURE 1a;
  • FIGURE 24 shows the drive arrangement used in the embodiment of the invention shown in FIGURE 11);
  • FIGURE 24 shows a hydraulic control circuit utilized with the invention.
  • FIGURE 25 is a diagrammatic side view of the embodiment of the invention shown in FIGURE 10.
  • a ring spinning frame includes conventional drafting devices 1 in which roving 3 supplied by the roving bobbins 2 is drafted into yarn and then runs down through guides 6 to runners which rotate on rings 8 arranged on ring supports 9.
  • the spun yarn is wound onto bobbin tubes 58 to form full tubes or bobbins 12.
  • the bobbin tubes 58 are carried on spindles 14 which in turn are carried on supports 15 in spindle bearing housing 16.
  • Spindle pulleys 18 provided on each of the spindles are driven by belts 19 which in turn are driven by wheels 20.
  • spindles form a spindle group whose bobbin tubes when .a
  • FIGURE 25 two bobbin tubes 58 have been removed from two spindles 14' on the upper level purely for the sake of illustration.
  • the machine shafts 21 and 21? which extend along the length on either side of the machine and serve for vertically displacing the support members 54 and 54' for the gripping means 55, which support members form part of slides 40 and 40', carried on guides 24 and 24', respectively.
  • the axes of these shafts 21 and 21 serve as the pivdt axes for the guides 24 and 24', which form with arms 23 and 23 bell-cranks 88 and 88'.
  • the bell-cranks 8 8 and 88' can be tilted about the axes of the shafts 21 and 21 by actuating means, which may be provided in several forms, two of such means being illustrated in FIGURES 1a and 1b, so as to displace the gripping means in a direction toward and away from the machine thereby avoiding obstructions in the vertical displacement of bobbins or empty tubes.
  • actuating means which may be provided in several forms, two of such means being illustrated in FIGURES 1a and 1b, so as to displace the gripping means in a direction toward and away from the machine thereby avoiding obstructions in the vertical displacement of bobbins or empty tubes.
  • the actuating means in one case illustrated in FIG- URE 1a may consist (for each guide 24) of a piston 25 in a cylinder 26, which by means of ducts 28 and 29 (see FIGURE 24a) is connected with a four-way reversing valve 30 of well known construction supplied with fluid under pressure from a reservoir 33 by means of a pump 31 driven by an electric motor 32.
  • the other embodiment illustrated in FIGURE 1b bell-cranks 88 provided with another form of actuating means having their arms 23' in the form of forks 87 into which eccentrics 35 fit.
  • Several eccentrics 35, corresponding to the various guides 24' are arranged on a common shaft 36, extending substantially over a whole length of the spinning frame.
  • the shaft 36 is driven by an electric motor 37 through a reduction gear 38, as seen in FIGURE 24.
  • FIGURE 1a While the machine in aocordance with the instant invention is provided in FIGURE 1a with a hydraulic arrangement for actuating the bell-crank 88 and in FIG- URE 1b with a mechanical arrangement including ec- 4 centn'cs 35 for actuating the bell-cranks 88, it should be apparent that these bell-cranks 88 and 88 may be actuated by other means, either hydraulic or mechanical, as known in the art, or otherwise, without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention.
  • the drive of the slide 40 on the guides 24, which are preferably in the form of smooth guide rods, as illustrated in FIGURES 1 and 25, is brought about by endless chains 42 driven by the shafts 21.
  • the chains 42 pass over pulleys 43 at the tops of the rods and at the bottom pass around and engage with sprocket wheels 44 (see FIGURE 1a) fixed on the shaft 21.
  • the slide 40' shown in FIGURE 1b, is carried on guides in the form of threaded shafts 24 driven by bevel gears 50 and 51 secured to the shafts 24' and 21', reepectively.
  • the shaft 21 is driven by means of a reversible electric motor 46 (FIGURE 23) coupled with a reduction gearing 47, while the shaft 21' is driven by means of an ctric motor 48, a reduction gearing 47 and a reversing: gearbox 49 (see FIGURE 24
  • the means for driving the two shafts 21 and 21 may be interchanged without departing from the scope of the invention, that is to say, in a spinning frame embodying the invention, as shown in FIGURE 1b, the shaft 2 1' may be driven by the reversible motor 46 and the reduction gearing 47; while similarly, in the spinning frame embodying the invention, as illustrated FIGURE 1a, the shaft 21 may be driven by the motor 48, the reduction gearing 47 and the reversing gearbox 49.
  • the slides 40 and 54 or 40 and 54 extending along Disposed below the support 15 for each spindle there 7 is provided an endless conveyor chain or belt 60 carried on a support 70, and on this chain or belt there are arranged pins 61 and 61' spaced at intervals equal to one-half the spacing between spindles.
  • the pins 61' serve as means for receiving the full bobbin tubes 58 while the alternate pins 61 carry empty bobbin tubes 58.
  • the use of a spindle support 15 with an L-shaped cross-section instead of a U-shaped crosssection, as is usual, is a particularly advantageous spacesaving feature and allows the slides 40, and 40 to' be held above the empty tubes 58 on the pins 61 without interference.
  • the support 9 carrying the rings 8 is automatically moved down below the bottom ends of the tubes 58 so that some yarn is wound on to the spindle or a collar fixed to it and the spindles are then stopped.
  • the yarn guides 6 are then swung upward to allow the operation of the slides 40 and 40', the actuating means for bell-cranks 88 and 88', and the conveyor chain 60, to effect exchange of empty tubes for full tubes preferably automatically by means of a programming device 90, (see FIG. 25) for example, a switching arrangement of known type containing a rotat ing drum '91 with pins for actuating switches. Alternativ'ely, other methods of control can be used, for instance terminal switches arranged to be actuated by the slides and punched tape control units of known construction.
  • the slide 40 is raised along the guides 24 and then the guides are tilted by means of the piston 25 and cylinder 26, as shown in FIGURE 8, so that all the completed bobbins are swung to the side clear of the spindles where they can be lowered, as shown in FIGURE 9. Then, as shown in FIGURE 10, the guides 24 are swung back into their vertical position so that the bobbins can be lowered on to the pins 61' (see FIG- URE 11).
  • the slide 40 is raised after the gripping elements have been released and the conveyor chains carrying the pins 61 and 61 are moved through a distance equal to half the pitch, i.e., spacing of the spindles, so as to bring the pins 61 carrying the empty tubes 58 underneath the gripping elements 55. Then the gripping elements on the slide 40 are lowered, as shown in FIGURE 13, and then raised, as shown in FIGURE 14, lifting the empty tubes 28 clear of the pins 61. Next the guides 24 are tilted again so that the empty tubes 53 can be lifted to a level above the spindles, as shown in FIGURE 16.
  • the guides 24 are then returned to their vertical positions and the tubes are lowered on to the spindles, as shown in FIG- URE 18.
  • the gripping elements 55 are then released and the slide 40 lifted somewhat, as shown in FIGURE 19.
  • the guides 24 are again tilted to allow the slide 40 to be returned to its original position, as shown in FIGURES 21 and 22.
  • a method of removing full bobbins wound on tubes on a series of spindles of a spinning or twisting machine using a tube gripping device and replacing said full bobbins by empty tubes on said spindles comprising:
  • both said full bobbin and said empty tube are moved simultaneously to displace said empty tube into the path of movement of said gripping means.
  • An apparatus for removing full bobbins Wound on tubes in a series of spindles of a spinning or twisting machine and replacing said full bobbins by empty tubes on said spindles comprising a plurality of spindles arranged in substantial alignment, each capable of supporting a bobbin tube thereon, bobbin tube gripping means including a plurality of gripper elements, each associated with a spindle for acquisition, conveyance and release of a bobbin tube,
  • control means for controlling said moving and guide means and said actuating means to effect removal of a full bobbin tube from a spindle and replacement thereof by an empty bobbin tube by a common gripper element of said bobbin tube gripping means.
  • said tube receiving means is in the form of a movable conveyor having a plurality of tube receiving elements spaced by half the distance between adjacent spindles.
  • said moving and guide means includes at least one guide member pivotable about an axis parallel to and offset from a plane passing through said spindles, said bobbin tube gripping means being mounted on said guide member for selective movement along the length thereof between said spindles and said tube receiving elements.
  • said moving and guide means further includes means for driving said bobbin tube gripping means along said guide member under control of said control means.
  • said moving and guide means further includes means for pivoting said guide member about said axis under control of said control means during movement of said bobbin tube gripping means from said spindles and said tube receiving elements.
  • said drive means includes a cylinder having a piston therein connected to said other arm of said bell-crank and means for actuating said piston between first and second respective positions placing said bobbin tube gripping means in substantial alignment with said spindles and said tube receiving elements or displaced therefrom, respectively.
  • said means for driving said bobbin tube gripping means includes an endless chain mounted for rotation between the ends of said guide member, said chain being connected to said gripping means, and means for rotating said chain.
  • said means for driving said bobbin tube gripping means includes a threaded shaft serving as said guide member and bein in threaded engagement with said gripping means, and means for rotating said shaft adjacent the position of said gripping means.
  • control means is provided for controlling said moving and guide means and said actuating means to eifect substantially simultaneous removal of the full bobbin tubes from said spindles and replacement thereof by empty bobbin tubes by a respective gripper element of said bobbin tube gripping means.
  • a method of removing full bobbins wound on tubes on a series of spindles of a spinning or twisting machine using a tube gripping apparatus and replacing said full bobbins by empty tubes on said spindles comprising gripping the tubes of said full bobbins With said gripping apparatus, removing said bobbin tubes substantially neously from the spindles, transporting to and placing said full bobbins on a tube receiving means, 7 releasing said full bobbins and moving empty tubes adjacent to said gripping apparatus, gripping said empty tubes with said gripping apparatus, moving the tubes substantially simultaneously tothe spindles vacated by said full bobbins, placing said empty tubes on said vacated spindles, and Withdrawing said gripping apparatus to its rest position.

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