US3903680A - Method and apparatus for splicing yarns and rovings - Google Patents

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US3903680A
US3903680A US433702A US43370274A US3903680A US 3903680 A US3903680 A US 3903680A US 433702 A US433702 A US 433702A US 43370274 A US43370274 A US 43370274A US 3903680 A US3903680 A US 3903680A
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    • B65H69/00—Methods of, or devices for, interconnecting successive lengths of material; Knot-tying devices ;Control of the correct working of the interconnecting device
    • B65H69/06—Methods of, or devices for, interconnecting successive lengths of material; Knot-tying devices ;Control of the correct working of the interconnecting device by splicing
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  • ABSTRACT To join two threads consisting of fibres twisted together, a length of each thread is untwisted and broken by pulling its ends apart so that each thread has an end having untwisted threads. The fibres of one such end are separated from each other, preferably electrostatically, and the other such end after being inserted into the separated fibres is itself opened out, also preferably electrostatically so that its fibres are also separated from each other and cross the fibres of the first said end. Thereupon the interlaced ends are axially twisted together to form the joined thread. Apparatus for use in performing the method is also described and illustrated.
  • ends of the threads (which may be for example ends of balls of thread) are trimmed, and if the fibres are intererossed and the defibred portion is twisted, a single thread can be obtained the joint of which will have the same nature, section, and mechanical characteristics as any length of the same thread.
  • the present invention has as its object the provision of a process and an apparatus for joining thread by axial twisting, whereby high quality or even perfect reconstruction of the thread is achieved in the joint zone, with the aim that this zone has the identical section and mechanical characteristics as the remainder of the thread.
  • a method of joining two threads each consisting of a plurality of fibres twisted together including a. gripping each of the threads at two spaced apart locations on the thread so as to define a length of the thread between the two locations,
  • the said length of each thread which is untwisted is of a length substantially equal to the length of the fibres in that thread.
  • the ends are respectively gripped at locations which are spaced apart by a distance substantially equal to the length of the fibres in the thread.
  • apparatus for use in carrying out the above described method, which apparatus includes a first thread guide having an axis and including as axial passage for thread, a second thread guide having an axis and an axial nozzle having a passge for thread therethrough, the nozzle being insertable axially into the said passage of the first thread guide and the two thread guides being mounted so as to be relatively movable for said axial insertion of the nozzle, the axes of the two guides being aligned in the inserted position, and first gripping means associated with each thread guide and adapted to grip a thread in the guide, the said second thread guide and the said first gripping means associated therewith being mounted so as to be rotatable about the axis of the second thread guide.
  • the said passage in the first thread guide may be part-conical with a narrow end and a wide end, the said nozzle of the second thread guide being insertable into the narrow end.
  • the apparatus has means for electrostatically charging thread in at least one of the thread guides so that fibres of an end of the thread which are untwisted from each other are separated electrostatically from each other.
  • Both thread guides should be of such a nature as not to modify undesirably the electrostatic field produced, and in them may be provided a longitudinal notch with a convergent mouth which constitutes the inlet for the arrangement of the threads in their interior and for the passage or sliding of means for combining the fibres held in the interior of at least the first thread guide.
  • each thread guide has in addition to the said first gripping means associated therewith second gripping means also associated therewith, the first and second gripping means in each case being relatively rotatable to untwist thread gripped by them both and being relatively movable to break thread gripped by them both.
  • each thread guide has in addition to the said first and second gripping means, third gripping means also associated therewith and in each case being arranged for gripping thread at a location beyond the first gripping means from the second gripping means and in each case the first and third gripping means being relatively rotatable.
  • the apparatus should make it possible to lay the threads in the joining positions and break the end of these threads, producing in them the necessary fibres so that when the opposite ends of the defibred threads encounter one another good reconstruction of the thread is achieved.
  • this reconstruction of the threads it is necessary for some fibres to be inserted within others so that they cross one another, and this insertion and crossing is very advantageously brought about with the electrostatic effect which may be supplied by the apparatus by means of which the fibres of the end of one thread are opened to form an open bundle in which fibres are separated from each other and into which are inserted the fibres of the end of the other thread, so that once the fibres of one thread have been inserted into the opened bundle of the fibres of the other, the inserted fibres are in turn opened or separated from each other so as to form a new open bundle of fibres, thus giving rise to the interlacing of the fibres of one bundle with the fibres of the other bundle.
  • FIGS. 1 to 7 inclusive show consecutive stages in the joining of two threads by a method embodying the invention
  • FIG. 8 is a diagrammatic perspective view of parts of an apparatus for use in joining threads embodying the invention.
  • FIGS. 9 to 11 show in axial section several parts of the apparatus of FIG. 8 and illustrate stages in a threadjoining process performed in the apparatus.
  • FIGS. 1 to 7 of the drawings the method illustrated in one in which respective end portions 1 of two threads are joined together to join the threads.
  • the threads consist of twisted together fibres.
  • the threads might for example be yarns or rovings.
  • FIG. 1 illustrates diagrammatically a first stage of the method in which a length of each of the threads which are to be joined together is gripped at two spaced apart points, which represent the ends of the said length and are preferably spaced apart by a distance equal to the fibre length; the distance between the gripping means 2 thus depends on the length of the fibre of the thread.
  • FIG. 2 illustrates a second stage of the method, in which as the arrows 4 indicate one of the gripping means 2 of each thread I is rotated to untwist the thread so as to provide between the gripping means 2 untwisted lengths of thread 3 in which the fibres are largely or entirely untwisted from each other.
  • the pairs of gripping means 2 holding the lengths l of thread are relatively moved apart as shown by arrows so as to break the lengths l, the breaking taking the form of sliding apart of the fibres of the untwisted portions 3.
  • This provides each thread with an end 4 consisting of a number of fibres having loose ends at least some of which are untwisted from each other. These ends 4 may also be called beards.
  • the now unattached portions of the thread i.e. what were previously the ends having been discarded, there remain two ends or beards 4 opposed to each other and in alignment.
  • one of the beards 4 has been opened up to form a bundle 5 in which fibres are separated from each other with gaps between them. Before this one or both of the beards 4 may be combed to lay the fibres parallel.
  • the opened beard 5 is held stationary, while the other end 4 is moved axially and inserted into it.
  • FIG. 6 the inserted end is opened out so that its fibres are separated from each other end cross the fibres of the previously opened end 5.
  • the two ends become interlaced as shown at 6. Twisting of the two ends (by rotation of the gripping means) as shown by the arrows in FIG. 6 reconstructs a thread in the zone of join by twisting the crossed fibres of the two ends together.
  • the two ends may be both twisted simultaneously.
  • the gripping means 2 release the zone 7 of joined thread. It is preferred that after the insertion of the unopened end into the opened end (FIG. 5) the gripping means 2 gripping the respective ends are spaced apart by a distance equal to the length of the fibres in the threads.
  • the apparatus shown in FIGS. 8 to 11 has a first or receiving thread guide 8 for one of the two threads to to be joined and a second or inserted thread guide 9 for the other thread.
  • the two guides 8 and 9 each have an axis in which the thread generally lies and as shown the two axes are aligned.
  • the first guide 8 has an axial passage formed by a slotted frusto-eonical member 11, whose narrow end is directed towards the second guide 9.
  • second guide 9 has a slotted nozzle 10 having an axial passage and directed towards the first guide 8, which is mounted for sliding axial movement so that the nozzle 10 passes through the narrow end of the member 11.
  • a gapped circular ring 12 of larger diameter than the narrow end of the member I I is positioned coaxially adjacent the said narrow end.
  • first grippers are associated with each thread guide.
  • first thread guide these are respectively a first gripper l3, l4 movable with the guide and located axially behind the member 11 from the second guide 9 and consisting of a thread support 13 and a pivoted gripper arm 14, a second gripper 17 which is movable by pivoting about an axis remote from the axis of the guide 8 from a position in which it is in front of the narrow end of the member 11 to a retracted position, and a third gripper 20 located axially beyond the first gripper l3, 14 from the member 11 and axially movable by sliding on a runner with the first guide 8.
  • Both the second and third grippers are rotatable so as to impart twist to thread gripped by them and for this purpose have flywheels I8, 20.
  • the three grippers associated with the second thread guide 9 are a first gripper 15 adjacent the nozzle 10 and behind it from the first guide 8, a second gripper 16 which similarly to the gripper 17 associated with the first guide 8 is movable by pivoting about an axis remote from the axis of the guide 9 from a position in front of the nozzle to a retracted position, and a third gripper 21 located behind the second guide 9 from the first guide 8 and sewing the purpose of isolating the remainder of the thread from twist imparted to the end in the guide 9.
  • the second and third grippers 16, 21 are non-rotatable, but the guide 9 including the nozzle 10 and gripper is mounted so as to be rotatable about its axis to impart twist to thread gripped in it, and for this purpose has a flywheel 19.
  • the two said second grippers are mounted on shafts for their pivoting movement by axially adjustable bosses 22. They may be biassed by conventional return means to their retracted positions.
  • FIG. 8 The various arrows in FIG. 8 indicate the directions of rotation and displacement of the various parts in use.
  • the member 11 and the gripper 15 and nozzle 10 are electrically conducting, being of metal, and are both connectable as indicated by heavy broken lines to an electrical pole of one sign (in this case the negative pole), while the thread support 13 and the part-ring 12 are also electrically conducting and are connectable to the electrical pole of other sign (positive).
  • FIGS. 9 to 11 With reference to FIGS. 9 to 11 as well as FIG. 8, the operation of the apparatus of FIG. 8 in joining two threads by a method embodying the invention will now be described.
  • This method is similar, but not identical, to that described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 7, and the reference numerals 4, 5 and 6 are used in FIGS. 9 to 11 to designate the thread in the appropriate stages corresponding to those of FIGS. 1 to 7, and the double triangle symbol is used to denote the gripper 13, 14.
  • a first thread is placed in the first guide 8 and gripped by the three grippers 13, 14, 17 and 20.
  • Flywheel 18 is rotated to untwist the length of thread between it and the gripper 13, 14.
  • the gripper 17 is retracted, thus moving away from the gripper 13, 14 thereby breaking the said length of untwisted thread and providing a thread end or beard 4 in the guide 8.
  • a second thread is placed in the second guide 9 and gripped by the three grippers 15, 16 and 21.
  • the guide 9 is rotated to untwist the length of thread between the grippers 15 and 16 (and to impart extra twist to the length between grippers l5 and 21) and the gripper 16 is retracted so that it moves away from the gripper l5 and breaks the thread and leaves a beard 4 in the nozzle 10.
  • Conventional combining means (not shown) moving along the slots in the two thread guides may then be employed to lay the fibres in the beards parallel.
  • the untwisted fibres in the member 1] become electrostatically charged and thus separated from each other and attracted to the member 11 and the ring 12 as shown in FIG. 9, so as to leave a mouth into which the fibres of the other thread end can be inserted when the thread guide 8, including the member 11, ring 12, and grippers 13, 14, 20, is moved axially so that the nozzle 10 with fibres protuding from it becomes inserted in the member 1 1.
  • the untwisted fibres of the end protruding from the nozzle 10 are in turn electrostatically caused to separate from each other so that the end opens out and fibres of the two ends become crossed and interlaced (FIG. 10).
  • the gripper 15 is released so that the extra twist in the length between it and the gripper 21 is transmitted to the interlaced ends, twisting them axially. Further axial twist is preferably imparted to the joint zone by rotation of the gripper 20 after release of the gripper 13, 14.
  • the grippers 20, 21 are released and the joined thread can be removed.
  • the slots in the thread guides 8, 9 and the gap in the ring 12 allow insertion and removal of the threads.
  • FIG. 9 shows this and also illustrates how the member 11 has a polarity opposite to that induced in the fibres by the charge on the gripper l3, 14.
  • auxilary mechanisms necessary for bringing about the movements of the various parts and also the means used for the supply and interruption of the energy producing the electrostatic effect are conventional, and their exact nature does not affect the essence of the invention. Consequently they have not been illustrated or described herein but the manner of their provision will be clear to an expert in this art.
  • a method of joining two threads each consisting of a plurality of fibres twisted together including a. gripping each of the threads at two spaced apart locations on the thread so as to define a length of the thread between the two locations,
  • a method according to claim 1 wherein after the fibres of the said other end are inserted into the said first end, the ends are respectively gripped at locations which are spaced apart by a distance substantially equal to the length of the fibres in the thread.
  • Apparatus for performing the method of claim 1 including a first thread guide having an axis and including an axial pressure for thread, a second thread guide having an axis and an axial nozzle having a passage for thread therethrough, the nozzle being insertable axially into the said passage of the first thread guide and the two thread guides being mounted so as to be relatively movable for said axial insertion of the nozzle, the axes of the two guides being aligned in the inserted position, and first gripping means associated with each thread thread guide and adapted to grip a thread in the guide, the said second thread guide and the said first gripping means associated therewith being mounted so as to be rotatable about the axis of the second thread guide, each thread guide having in addition to the said first gripping means associated therewith second gripping means also associated therewith, the first and second gripping means in each case being relatively rotatable to untwist thread gripped by them both and being relatively movable to break thread gripped by them both, for leaving fibres at an end of each thread
  • said means for separating said fibres including means for electrostatically charging thread in at least one of the thread guides so that fibres of an end of the thread which are untwisted from each other are separated electrostatically from each other.
  • Apparatus according to claim 8 wherein an electrically conducting wall bounding the said passage of the first thread guide is connectable to an electric pole of one sign and the said first gripping means associated with the first thread guide is electrically conducting and is connectable to an electric pole of opposite sign.
  • first thread guide has an electrically conducting member spaced from and at least partly surrounding the axis and adjacent an end of the passage in the first thread guide into which end the second thread guide is inserted, the said member being electrically connectable to the said pole of opposite sign.
  • Apparatus according to claim 6 wherein at least one of said thread guides has a slot extending in the axial direction for the insertion of thread into the guide.
  • Apparatus according to claim 12 including combing means arranged to move along said slot for combing fibres of a thread end lying in the guide so as to render them parallel to each other.
  • each thread guide has in addition to the said first and second gripping means, third gripping means also associated therewith an in each case being arranged for gripping thread at a location beyond the first gripping means from the second gripping means and in each case the first and third gripping means being relatively rotatable.

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