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US3694858A
US3694858A US4218A US3694858DA US3694858A US 3694858 A US3694858 A US 3694858A US 4218 A US4218 A US 4218A US 3694858D A US3694858D A US 3694858DA US 3694858 A US3694858 A US 3694858A
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    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D01—NATURAL OR MAN-MADE THREADS OR FIBRES; SPINNING
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  • the present invention relates to an improved gill faller and a method for manufacturing the same, more particularly it relates to a gill faller having a considerably reduced weight together with a remarkably enhanced adaptability for a high machine speed running under various sever gilling conditions and a considerably simplified method for manufacturing a gill faller having such superior functional features.
  • the gill faller of the present invention is advantageously and particularly adapted for use in a gillscrew driving type gill box provided with faller guides.
  • combing cycle refers to a horizontal traveling cycle of the gill faller along faller rails during the combing action, wherein pins of the gill faller act on processed fibrous slivers.
  • retuming cycle refers to a horizontal traveling cycle of the gill faller along the faller rails, wherein the gill faller itself horizontally returns to the starting position of the combing operation but the pins do not act upon the processed fibrous sliver.
  • shifting cycle refers to a vertical traveling cycle of the gill faller along the faller guides, wherein the gill fallers move from the combing cycle to the returning cycle and vice versa.
  • the gill faller includes an intermediate portion adapted for disposition of a plurality of prescribedly and spacedly aligned combing pins and a pair of end portions adapted for engagement with a gill faller driving mechanism and integral sideways of the intermediate portion. Disposition of the combing pins to the intermediate portion is obtained through fixedly embedding butt ends of the pins into holes or recess formed vertically through or to the intermediate portion.
  • the butt ends of the pins are firmly disposed to a pin strip unit or units and the unit or units have to be inserted fixedly into a groove or grooves formed longitudinally through or to the intermediate portion.
  • a cavity or cavities such as holes or grooves is necessary in the pins disposition and the intermediate portion is inevitably provided with such cavernous portions.
  • the end portions have to be shaped as being adaptable for a stable and exact engagement with the gill faller driving mechanism and this shaping is in most cases performed by a cutting operation.
  • the intermediate portion is provided with one or more cavernous portions and when the gill faller is subjected to external loading during the gilling operation, various stressed tend to concentrate upon boundaries of such cavernous portions.
  • various stresses tend to concentrate upon boundaries between such portions of different thicknesses.
  • stress concentration upon a particular part of a member often tends to quicken the breakage of the member at that part where stresses are concentrated. Therefore, the conventional manufacturing method of the gill fallers inevitably brings about a quick wearingout of the resultant gill fallers.
  • the first reason is that, in order to provide the end portions with a shape adapted for engagement with the gill faller driving and guiding mechanisms by the cutting operation, the end portions are required to have a sufficient thickness suitable for suchshaping by the cutting operation.
  • the second reason is' that, because one or more cavernous portions must be formed through the intermediate portion leaving a sufficient resistance against a transverse load application during the combing action and an impact load application in the shifting cycle, the
  • the stress tends to concentrate.
  • the gill screw engageable portion is made of steel material. Also in this modified construction, the stress tends to concentrate at the boundary of the steel end and the reinforcing element.
  • this type of gill faller is mainly made up of resinous material, especially, the corners of the gill screw engageable portion and the bottom surface of the faller rail engageable portion tend to wear out by frequent impact and frictional contact with the cam, gill screw or faller rail.
  • Resinous construction of this type of gill faller also provides the problem of relatively easy formation of permanent strain due to gilling operation. Further, it is well understood by persons skilled in the art that an optimum weight is required for the construction of the gill faller. It is true that this type of gill faller succeeded in solving the problem due to heavy construction but it is resultingly accompanied with troubles opposite those mentioned above caused by excessively light weight construction thereof. Because of this too light a weight construction, this type of gill faller is often liable to fail in rendering its pins sufficiently to pierce into the processed fibrous sliver, which has a recent tendency to increase its thickness.
  • Another typical improvement includes a plurality of prescribedly aligned pins whose butt ends are em bedded into a rubber layer or the like sandwiched by a pair of intermediate steel portions. Even in the case of this improvement, problems arising from the end por tion cutting is not solved and stress concentration occurs at the boundary between the thick end portion and the two separated thin intermediate portions.
  • a principal object of the present invention is to provide an improved gill faller which is released from the abovedescribed troubles caused by stress concentration, thereby being provided with an enhanced resistability against breakage.
  • Another object of the present invention is to provide an improved gill faller of a remarkably lightweight construction assuring a smooth movement thereof, reduced wearing-out thereof by frictional contact with related mechanical parts and reduction in the units manufacturing cost.
  • Still another object of the present invention is to provide a lightweight gill faller having a remarkably enhanced impact strength, recoverability from deformation imparted thereto and increased fatigue strength ascertaining a long lasting use thereof under severe sliver combing conditions.
  • Further object of the present invention is to provide an improved lightweight gill faller having an optimum weight in relation to the processed fibrous slivers thickness ascertaining a considerable reduction in the malfunction frequency with a desirable and sufiicient combing action upon the processed fibrous sliver.
  • Another object of the present invention is to provide an improved lightweight gill faller particularly adapted for a high speed running of the gill box, thereby elevating the processing efficiency of the box.
  • Still another object of the present invention is to provide an improved lightweight gill faller attainable of a considerable reduction in noise during the gilling operation.
  • a still further object of the present invention is to provide an improved lightweight gill faller wherein such reduction in the wearing out of gill screws, faller rails, faller guides, cams and other related machine parts can be assured.
  • a still further object of the present invention is to provide an improved method for manufacturing the above-described gill faller in a very simplified manner.
  • Still further object of the present invention is to provide an improved method for manufacturing the abo surgescribed gill faller without the use of low carbon steel as the raw material.
  • the gill faller of the present invention which is particularly adapted for use in a gill screw driving type gill box having faller guides, is provided with at least one faller body having an intermediate portion adapted for disposition of pins and a pair of laterally integral end portions adapted for engagement with the gill faller driving and guiding mechanisms, both portions being formed of a single plate member having a substantially similar thickness. Disposition of the pins to the intermediate portion is obtained by using one or more plastic layers at least partly covering the intermediate portion.
  • a purposed pattern of a gill faller body plain plate is formed by, for example, a press cutting technique.
  • the end portions of the plate are pressed, more advantageously heat pressed, so as to provide a shape adapted for engagement with the gill faller driving and guiding mechanisms prior to the disposition of the pins to the intermediate portion.
  • the known cutting operation may be applied thereto.
  • Pin disposition is advantageously done by using one or more plastic layers at least partly covering the intermediate portion firmly embracing the butt ends of the pins.
  • FIG. 1 is a front side elevation view of an embodiment of the gill faller body used for the gill faller of the present invention
  • FIGS. 2A and 2B are plan elevation views of two typical embodiments of the end portions of the gill faller body shown in FIG. 1,
  • FIG. 3 is a fragmentary perspective view of an embodiment of the gill faller of the present invention.
  • FIGS. 4A to 4D are cross section views of several embodiments of the pins disposition to the gill fallerbody according to the present invention.
  • FIGS. 5A to SE are cross section views of several embodiments of the intermediate portion of the gill faller body shown in FIG. 1,
  • FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a gill box whereon the gill faller of the present invention is advantageously used
  • FIG. 7 is a cross section viewof an embodiment of the gill faller of the present invention provided with prescribedly aligned pins disposed along both side surfaces of the gill faller body,
  • FIGS. 8A to 11B are fragmentary plan views in section and cross section views of several modifications of the gill faller of the present invention.
  • FIG. 12 is a cross section view of an embodiment of the gill faller of the present invention having a cleaning edge
  • FIG. 13 is an explanatory side view for showing the cleaning action of the gill faller shown in FIG. 12,
  • FIGS. 14A and 14B are cross section views of several modifications of the gill faller shown in FIG. 12,
  • FIGS. 15A to 15C are cross section views of several modified embodiments of the gill faller of the present invention having easier pin replacement
  • FIGS. 16A to 16D are cross section views of several modified embodiments of the gill faller of the present invention.
  • the gill faller body 1 is composed of an intermediate portion 2 adapted for disposition of combing pins and a pair of end portions 3 integral with the intermediate portion 2.
  • the end portions 3 are adapted for engagement with the gill faller driving and guiding mechanism.
  • FIGS. 2A and 2B The detailed construction of the end portion 3 is shown in FIGS. 2A and 2B illustrating two typical embodiments.
  • the end portion 3 is composed of a portion 4 integral with and is an extension of the intermediate portion 2 and adapted for engagement with faller guides and ends of faller rails during the shifting cycle movement.
  • a terminal portion 6 is adapted for engagement with gill screws and a connecting portion 7 is disposed intervening between the portion 4 and the terminal portion 6.
  • the gill faller having these type end portions 3 only one side of the portion 4, that is, the lower side of the portion in the drawing, is cooperative with the faller guides during the shifting cycle movement.
  • FIG. 1 Another typical embodiment is shown in FIG.
  • the end portion 3 is also composed of a portion 4, a terminal portion 6 and a connecting portion 7.
  • both sides of the portion 4 are cooperative with the faller guides during the shifting cycle movement.
  • a comer part 8 engages with the faller guide in one shifting cycle movement while an opposite corner part 9 engages with the faller guide in another shifting cycle movement.
  • the end portions 3 and the intermediate portion 2 are formed of a single plate member having a substantially uniform thickness as is well seen in the drawings. This is the most important, essential and characteristic constructional feature of the gill faller of the present invention. Absence of the difference in thickness releases the gill faller of the present invention from the problem of undesirable stress concentration, which is a fatal drawback possessed by the conventional gill fallers. Because the stress concentration is eliminated, frequency of the accidental breakage of the gill faller can be considerably minimized and the lifetime of the gill faller can be remarkably lengthened.
  • a purposed pattern of a gill faller body plain plate is formed in the first place by, for example, a press cutting technique.
  • shaping of the end portions 3 is carried out through a pressing application to the end portions 3, and a gill faller body 1, as shown in FIGS. 1, 2A and 2B, is obtained. It should be greatly appreciated that no cutting operation is employed in the shaping process of the end portions 3.
  • the end portions are not required to have a sufficient thickness suitable for such shaping by the cutting operation naturally resulting in the thinner construction thereof.
  • Elimination of the cutting operation is one of the most important merits of the manufacturing method of the present invention. Thusly, troubles arising from heavy weight construction can be solved by the employment of the method of the present invention. In addition to this weight problem, elimination of the cutting operation has one more significant meaning. Elimination of the cutting operation makes it unnecessary to use low carbon steel as the gill faller material and this enables the gill faller of the present invention to be free from the problems relating to impact strength and fatigue strength.
  • the combing pins 1 1 are disposed in relation to the side surface of the intermediate portion 2 with their foot ends 12 embedded firmly within a plastic layer 13 at least partly covering the intermediate portion 2 of the gill faller body 1.
  • This plastic layer 13 may be divided into two or more units laterally and successively arranged along the intermediate portion 2.
  • FIGS. 4A to 4D Various modes of pin disposition are illustrated in FIGS. 4A to 4D together with modification in the combination of the plastic layer 13 with gill faller body 1.
  • the faller body 1 is entirely covered with the plastic layer 13 in the embodiment shown in FIG. 4A while the fonner is partly covered by the latter in the other embodiments.
  • the pins 11 are held by a jig in a prescribed arrangement.
  • the pins 11 are placed within a mold together with the gill faller body 1 with their food ends 12 in a predesigned positional relationship to the side surfaces of the gill faller body 1.
  • the pins 11 are firmly combined with the faller body 1 after solidification of the plastic substance.
  • a pair of gill faller bodies are amalgamated together in a side by side superposed relationship leavfaller body is eliminated.
  • elimination of such operation frees the gill faller of the present invention from any stress concentration problem, thick construction and the use of low carbon steel. Especially, elimination of precision work needed in such operation greatly contributes to the reduction in the gill fallers manufacturing cost.
  • Stable fixing of the pins in relation to the faller body can be easily controlled as described through suitable selection of the used plastic substance in relation to the molding condition.
  • the crosssectional pattern of the intermediate portion 2 can be changed as desired by subjecting the portion to pressing concurrently with pressing of the end portions 3.
  • Some of the embodiments of the cross-sectional pattern of the intermediate portion 2 are illustrated in FIGS. 5A to SE.
  • the cross-sectional pattern of the intermediate portion 2 can be selected as desired basing on the analysis of the mechanical loadings or shocks applied thereto during the actual usage thereof.
  • FIG. 6 An embodiment of the intersecting gill box employing the gill fallers of the present invention is shown in FIG. 6, wherein a plurality of gill fallers 14 are moved along sideway located faller rails 17 being driven by sideway located gill screws 16.
  • the shifting cycle movement of the gill fallers 14 is .perforrned along faller guides 18 located near the terminations of the faller rails 16 by earns 19. All the mechanical operations are performed in a manner the same with those of the convention gill screw driving type gill boxes.
  • the gill faller of the present invention is provided with a plurality of combing needles arranged along only one side of the intermediate portion.
  • FIG. 7 another embodiment is illustrated in FIG. 7, wherein the combing pins 11 are aligned along sides of the intermediate portion 2 of the gill faller body 1 with their foot ends embedded within the plastic layer 13 covering the intermediate portion 2.
  • the gill faller of the present invention is provided with a single gill faller body.
  • Several of such modified embodiments are shown in FIGS. 8A to 1 1B.
  • the gill faller 14 includes two gill faller bodies la and lb amalgamated in a side by side superimposed arrangement and the combing pins 11 are disposed relative to one side surface of the gill faller body la 8 with their foot ends 12 being fixedly held by the plastic layer 13. Due to this superimposed construction, the
  • gill faller can well withstand external load application. Especially, the intermediate portion of the gill faller becomes durable against repeated load applications under sever combing conditions.
  • FIGS. 9A and 9B is a modification of the foregoing one.
  • the intermediate portions 2a and 2b of the gill faller bodies la and lb, respectively are spaced apart from each other forming a gap therebetween and the gap is receptive of the foot ends 12 of the pins 11 together with the plastic padding 13 (layer). Because the foot ends 12 of the pins 11 are firmly held between the two intermediate portions 2a and 2b, stable and reliable holding of the combing pins 11 can result.
  • FIGS. 10A and 10B The embodiment shown in FIGS. 10A and 10B is almost the same with that shown in FIGS. 9A and 9B in its construction and purpose with the only exception that the faller bodies 1a and lb are partly spaced apart form each other at the faller guide engageable portion 4 and at the portion connected to the termination of the intermediateportion 2.
  • This type of gill faller is suitable in a case wherein some extent of thickness is required for the faller guide engageable portion for certain mechanical reasons.
  • both faller bodies la and lb are arranged in an entirely spaced apart disposition and, in the intermediate portion 2, the gap is filled with the plastic padding l3 fixedly holding the pins 11 while, in the end portions 3, an intervening member 21 is inserted within the gap.
  • the intervening member 21 By suitably shaping the intervening member 21, the faller body 1a can be perfectly in common with the faller body 1b in its shape. So, a considerable reduction in the manufacturing cost can result.
  • the pins can be disposed relative to the faller bar body or bodies both in a single line disposition or in a double line disposition.
  • the gill faller is provided with at least one longitudinally extending protuberance 22 formed on one side of the plastic layer 13.
  • this protuberance 22 will be referred to as the cleaning edge 22.
  • the operation of this cleaning edge 22 is as follows, reference being made to FIG. 13. In the disposition shown in FIG. 13, a preceding gill faller 14a is supposed to be just at the starting position of the shifting cycle movement and the following gill faller 14b is supposed to be just at the terminal position of the combing cycle movement.
  • the stem portion of the pins 11 of the preceding gill faller 14a slides in contact over the cleaning edge 22 of the following gill faller 14b during its vertical movement and the foreign substances or short fibers sticking to the pin stem portions are automatically cleaned off through this sliding contact.
  • the faller body 1 itself has such a protuberance, accordingly, the plastic layer 13 is provided with the cleaning edge 22 while the embodiment shown in FIG. 14B is provided with cleaning brushes 23 planted to the plastic layer 13 longitudinally along the gill faller and such cleaning brushes 23 function in a manner almost identical to the cleaning edge 22.
  • the plastic layer 13 When the combing pin is accidentally broken during the combing operation, the broken combing pin must be replaced with a new one.
  • the plastic layer 13 In order to carry out this pin replacement works on the gill faller of the present invention, the plastic layer 13 must firstly be removed from the faller body 1.
  • the plastic layer 13 In the embodiments shown in FIGS. 15A, 15B and 15C, the plastic layer 13 is provided with one or more recesses 24 formed thereto or therethrough. At the time of pin removal, some breaking tools such as a chisel is inserted into the recess 24 and, by applying an impart loading to the tool, the plastic layer 13 will be broken easily.
  • the recess 24 is formed to a plastic layer 24 on a side opposite the pin about the intermediate portion 2 of the faller body 1 while, in the embodiment shown in FIG. 153, the recess 24 reaches the side surface of the intermediate portion 2 through the plastic layer 13.
  • the recess 24 may be formed at a location shown in FIG. 15C.
  • the combination mode of the pins 11, the plastic layer 13 and the intermediate portions 2a and 212 may be changed as desired in accordance with requirements in the actual use of the gill faller.
  • a slight cutting operation may be applied to the terminal portion 6 adapted for engagement with the gill screw.
  • a quenching operation is applied to the entire length of the gill faller body 1 prior to the pins disposition and, thereafter, one or more times of additional quenching operations may be applied to the end portions 3 only.
  • An improved gill faller usable for a gill screw driving type gill box having faller guides comprising, in combination, at least one gill faller body having a substantially uniform thickness over its entire length, and a plurality of combing pins disposed to said gill faller body in a prescribed arrangement; said gill faller body being composed of a longitudinal intermediate portion 10 fii ii iii ?2$3t$ei?i n?g?1"l%& ii'ififi ends of said intermediate portion; each said end portion including an inner portion integral of a respective end of said intermediate portion and adapted for engagement with a gill faller guiding mechanism of said gill box, a terminal portion adapted for engagement with a gill faller driving mechanism of said gill box, and a connecting portion integrally disposed between said inner and terminal portions; and one or more plastic layers attached to and at least partly covering said intermediate portion and fixedly holding foot ends of said combing pins.
  • An improved gill faller for a gill box having faller guides and screw driving means comprising, in combination, a plurality of combing pins; a gill faller body; and means interconnecting said pins to said body; said gill faller body comprising a unitary metal plate having a substantially uniform thickness over its entire length, and having a longitudinal intermediate portion and a pair of end portions respectively integral with the opposed ends of said intermediate portion; each said end portion including an inner portion integral with a respective end of said intermediate portion and adapted for engagement with faller guides in a gill box, a terminal portion adapted for engagement with a screw driving means in said gill box, and a connecting portion disposed between said inner and terminal portions; wherein said means interconnecting said pins to said body includes a plastic layer attached to and partly covering said intermediate portion, said combing pins having foot ends embedded in said plastic layer and disposed wholly external of said gill faller body.

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