WO1982004446A1 - Woof preparation device for pneumatic looms - Google Patents

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WO1982004446A1
WO1982004446A1 PCT/BE1982/000011 BE8200011W WO8204446A1 WO 1982004446 A1 WO1982004446 A1 WO 1982004446A1 BE 8200011 W BE8200011 W BE 8200011W WO 8204446 A1 WO8204446 A1 WO 8204446A1
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Picanol Nv Weefautomaten
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Peeters Johan T
Deconinck Filip N
Markey Hugo A
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Priority to DE8282901581T priority Critical patent/DE3263098D1/en
Priority to AT82901581T priority patent/ATE12795T1/en
Publication of WO1982004446A1 publication Critical patent/WO1982004446A1/en

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    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D03—WEAVING
    • D03D—WOVEN FABRICS; METHODS OF WEAVING; LOOMS
    • D03D47/00—Looms in which bulk supply of weft does not pass through shed, e.g. shuttleless looms, gripper shuttle looms, dummy shuttle looms
    • D03D47/34—Handling the weft between bulk storage and weft-inserting means
    • D03D47/36—Measuring and cutting the weft
    • D03D47/361—Drum-type weft feeding devices
    • D03D47/367—Monitoring yarn quantity on the drum
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D03—WEAVING
    • D03D—WOVEN FABRICS; METHODS OF WEAVING; LOOMS
    • D03D47/00—Looms in which bulk supply of weft does not pass through shed, e.g. shuttleless looms, gripper shuttle looms, dummy shuttle looms
    • D03D47/34—Handling the weft between bulk storage and weft-inserting means
    • D03D47/36—Measuring and cutting the weft
    • D03D47/361—Drum-type weft feeding devices
    • D03D47/362—Drum-type weft feeding devices with yarn retaining devices, e.g. stopping pins

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  • the present invention relates to a woof preparation device for pneumatic looms.
  • Woof preparation devices which mainly con ⁇ sist of a stationary stock-drum on which the woof thread is wound and of mechanical means which, for every shot, separate the necessary number of windings from the following ones and release same for delivery to the main blower of the loom.
  • the introduction speed of the woof on a pneumatic loom is sub ⁇ ject to variations from shot to shot and from one kind of thread to another.
  • the object of the invention is now to eliminate the problems mentioned hereinabove.
  • Figure 1 shows a schematic side view of a device accor ⁇ ding to claim 1
  • Figure 2 shows a block diagram of the circuit of the sender-receiver located adjacent to the winding end
  • Figure 3 shows a block diagram of the circuit of the other sender-receiver.
  • a shaft 2_ is rotatably mounted in a support 1 mounted on the frame of a pneumatic loom.
  • This shaft is made so as to be partially hollow and carries a thread winder 3_.
  • a stock-drum 4 is rotatably mounted on the shaft 2 .
  • the shaft 2_ can be driven by means of an electric motor 5, the feeding of which is controlled by two optic detectors 6 ⁇ and 1_.
  • a magnet 8_ carried by the support 1_ cooperates with a little iron block 9 ⁇ provided in the drum 4 to prevent any rotation of the drum.
  • a blocking component 14_ which can be shifted from the active to the pas ⁇ sive position and inversely by means of an electro-magnet 15.
  • the motor 5_ is fed with current as long as detector 6 ⁇ does not detect thread and this feeding stops as soon as detector 1_ de ⁇ tects thread.
  • Means not shown, known themselves in principle, may be provi- 15 ded to ensure the displacement of the windings from one end of the drum to the other.
  • the electro-magnet 15_ is being controlled either through a determined angular position of the main shaft or by means of
  • the drum 4 is preferably of a known type with a continuously adjustable diameter, so that the number of windings that are required per shot may remain constant, whatever the selected 35 weaving breadth. This, however, does not exclude the possibi ⁇ lity for the counter 18 to be adjustable.
  • the controlling device according to the invention is descri ⁇ bed hereinafter.
  • An oscillator 19_ (figure 2 ) controls an infrared diode of sen- der-receiver 6 ⁇
  • the rays that are reflected on a reflecting plane 20 of the stock-drum 4 are received by a photo-transis ⁇ tor, which is amplified in 21_ and further rectified in 2_2 to be sent to the switch 2_3_.
  • the plane 20 is covered by thread, the reflected signal is weak and the rectified signal is non-existent.
  • Switch 23 ⁇ then remains open.
  • a regulating circuit 24 controls a thyri ⁇ tor 2_5 ⁇ so that the motor 5_ starts rotating.
  • a tachometer with impulse giver 26 delivers a signal which is compared by the regulation circuit 24 with a value set by means of 2_7. Via the thyri ⁇ tor 2 , the circuit 24 regulates the speed of the motor 5_ so that it be ⁇ comes equal to the set value.
  • One may set 2J7, independently of the quantity of woof to be delivered, in such a way that the motor 5 ⁇ must start and stop a minimum number of times.
  • the fixing of the length of woof that is unwound each time takes place through counting a determined number of windings of the drum 4 with a known circumference during the pulling off of the thread and, when this number is reached, control ⁇ ling the magnet 1 of the blocking component 14.
  • the change of the aforesaid number of windings may be seen as a rough adjustement, whilst the fine adjustment is preferably carried out through modifying the circumference of the drum.
  • the sender-receiver 16 ⁇ (figure 3) is a part of a regulating circuit 28_ which tries to adjust always in the same working area the signals received by 16 ⁇ this in order to eliminate the influence of dust deposition on the thread, undesired
  • This signal is used as a "set" for a flip-flop 30 which via a power stage 3_1 controls the little magnet L5 either to clamp or to release the thread.
  • the detected signal is transmitted to the counter 3_3 only when both the signal of the control 32_ and of the detection 16 are high.
  • This counter 33_ is adjustable and will, for instance, send a reset signal to the flip-flop only at the third thread.
  • the magnet L5_ becomes energized and the thread is braked.
  • the adjustment of the detector 16_ and magnet 15 is such that the magnet, after a count of three, has just the time of a winding left to attract.
  • An additional blower 3_4 is also controlled via a valve 3_5 by the time burst 2_9 and is used for increasing the speed of the thread when unwinding; (this blower is in fact an auxiliary blower of the main blower).
  • a second valve 3_6 ensures that in the stopped position there still remains a slight pressure on the main blower 13_, so that the thread remains taut. In the case of the net falling out, the valve will be ruled out, whereby an unnecessary unwinding of the woof will be prevented.

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Abstract

Woof preparation device for pneumatic looms, of the type consisting of a stationary stock-drum (4), on which a stock of woof thread (10) is being wound before it becomes pneumatically transported through the shed, whilst at this delivery end there is provided a blocking component (14) which is shifted from a position of rest to an active position in order to prevent the unwinding of the thread (10) during a part of the weaving cycle, characterized in that at the aforesaid delivery end there is provided a winding counter (16), whereby the shift from rest to the active position of the aforesaid blocking component (14) is being controlled.

Description

"Woof preparation device for pneumatic looms"
The present invention relates to a woof preparation device for pneumatic looms.
Woof preparation devices are already known, which mainly con¬ sist of a stationary stock-drum on which the woof thread is wound and of mechanical means which, for every shot, separate the necessary number of windings from the following ones and release same for delivery to the main blower of the loom.
It is also known to provide a movable thrust piece or blocking component at the delivery end of the aforesaid drum, whereby the deliver*-7 of woof thread is prevented during a part of the weaving cycle.
Under normal circumstances such arrangements work in a sa¬ tisfactory way. They have, however, the drawback of a possi¬ ble inaccuracy concerning the number of windings effectively delivered each time. This inaccuracy may result from one or more of the following facts : - the aforesaid mechanical separating means work in a rather static manner; - these separating means cannot be adjusted according to the thickness of the thread, when one shifts from a thinner to a thicker woof thread or inversely; - the aforesaid blocking component is, directly or indirectly, exclusively controlled as depending from the angular posi-
OMPI tion of the main shaft of the loom. On the other hand, the introduction speed of the woof on a pneumatic loom is sub¬ ject to variations from shot to shot and from one kind of thread to another.
The object of the invention is now to eliminate the problems mentioned hereinabove.
For this, there is proposed a woof preparation device of the type described hereinabove, wherein, according to the inven¬ tion, at this delivery end of the stock-drum there is provi¬ ded a winding counter, whereby the shifting of the aforesaid blocking component, from the retracted position to the block¬ ing position is controlled.
The invention is more clearly explained hereinafter with the help of an example of execution illustrated by means of the attached schematic drawings. In these drawings,
Figure 1 shows a schematic side view of a device accor¬ ding to claim 1,
Figure 2 shows a block diagram of the circuit of the sender-receiver located adjacent to the winding end, Figure 3 shows a block diagram of the circuit of the other sender-receiver.
In a support 1 mounted on the frame of a pneumatic loom a shaft 2_ is rotatably mounted. This shaft is made so as to be partially hollow and carries a thread winder 3_. On the shaft 2 a stock-drum 4 is rotatably mounted. The shaft 2_ can be driven by means of an electric motor 5, the feeding of which is controlled by two optic detectors 6^ and 1_.
A magnet 8_ carried by the support 1_ cooperates with a little iron block 9^ provided in the drum 4 to prevent any rotation of the drum.
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O PI The woof thread 10, coming from a spool 11_ passes through shaft 2_ and winder 3_ in order to be wound by the latter around the drum 4 and reaches further, through a clamp L2, the main blower 13_ of the loom. 5
At the delivery end of the drum 4, there is provided a blocking component 14_, which can be shifted from the active to the pas¬ sive position and inversely by means of an electro-magnet 15.
10 The motor 5_ is fed with current as long as detector 6^ does not detect thread and this feeding stops as soon as detector 1_ de¬ tects thread.
Means not shown, known themselves in principle, may be provi- 15 ded to ensure the displacement of the windings from one end of the drum to the other.
The electro-magnet 15_ is being controlled either through a determined angular position of the main shaft or by means of
20 the programmation of the loom, whereby the component 14_ of the drum 4 becomes retracted (passive position) . The returning of this component of the active position is controlled, accor¬ ding to the invention, by means of a counter 1_6 which is pro¬ vided at the delivery end of the drum 4. In this case this
25 is an optic detector which cooperates with a little mirror 17 carried by the drum 4. The detection signals are counted in a counter ]3 properly speaking. As soon as a desired number of
. signals is reached, the feeding of electro-magnet 15_ becomes interrupted until it is put again on the programmation at the
<_*_ 30 intervention of the main shaft.
The drum 4 is preferably of a known type with a continuously adjustable diameter, so that the number of windings that are required per shot may remain constant, whatever the selected 35 weaving breadth. This, however, does not exclude the possibi¬ lity for the counter 18 to be adjustable. The controlling device according to the invention is descri¬ bed hereinafter.
An oscillator 19_ (figure 2 ) controls an infrared diode of sen- der-receiver 6^ The rays that are reflected on a reflecting plane 20 of the stock-drum 4 are received by a photo-transis¬ tor, which is amplified in 21_ and further rectified in 2_2 to be sent to the switch 2_3_. When the plane 20 is covered by thread, the reflected signal is weak and the rectified signal is non-existent. Switch 23^ then remains open.
If the stock of thread disappears, the rectified signal beco¬ mes high, so that the switch 23^ becomes closed. At this moment, a regulating circuit 24 controls a thyriεtor 2_5^ so that the motor 5_ starts rotating. A tachometer with impulse giver 26 delivers a signal which is compared by the regulation circuit 24 with a value set by means of 2_7. Via the thyriεtor 2 , the circuit 24 regulates the speed of the motor 5_ so that it be¬ comes equal to the set value.
One may set 2J7, independently of the quantity of woof to be delivered, in such a way that the motor 5^ must start and stop a minimum number of times.
The fixing of the length of woof that is unwound each time takes place through counting a determined number of windings of the drum 4 with a known circumference during the pulling off of the thread and, when this number is reached, control¬ ling the magnet 1 of the blocking component 14. The change of the aforesaid number of windings may be seen as a rough adjustement, whilst the fine adjustment is preferably carried out through modifying the circumference of the drum.
The sender-receiver 16^ (figure 3) is a part of a regulating circuit 28_ which tries to adjust always in the same working area the signals received by 16^ this in order to eliminate the influence of dust deposition on the thread, undesired
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From the control box 29_ of the loom comes a signal which is produced by a time burst given by a clock.
This signal is used as a "set" for a flip-flop 30 which via a power stage 3_1 controls the little magnet L5 either to clamp or to release the thread.
In 3_2 there is formed a control area as well of the signals coming from the time control as of the ones of the receiver 16, this in order to avoid incorrect countings due for instance to dust, between two thread passages.
The detected signal is transmitted to the counter 3_3 only when both the signal of the control 32_ and of the detection 16 are high.
This counter 33_ is adjustable and will, for instance, send a reset signal to the flip-flop only at the third thread.
At that moment, the magnet L5_ becomes energized and the thread is braked. The adjustment of the detector 16_ and magnet 15 is such that the magnet, after a count of three, has just the time of a winding left to attract.
An additional blower 3_4 is also controlled via a valve 3_5 by the time burst 2_9 and is used for increasing the speed of the thread when unwinding; (this blower is in fact an auxiliary blower of the main blower).
A second valve 3_6 ensures that in the stopped position there still remains a slight pressure on the main blower 13_, so that the thread remains taut. In the case of the net falling out, the valve will be ruled out, whereby an unnecessary unwinding of the woof will be prevented.
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W1P0 It is clear that the woof preparation device and circuits des¬ cribed hereinabove can be executed in various shapes.

Claims

Claims .
1.- Woof preparation device for pneumatic looms, of the type consisting of a stationary stock-drum (4), on which a stock of 5 woof thread (10) is being wound before it becomes pneumatical¬ ly transported through the shed, whilst at this delivery end there is provided a blocking component (14) which is shifted from a position of rest to an active position in order to pre¬ vent the unwinding of the thread (10) during a part of the wea- 10 ving cycle, characterized in that at the aforesaid delivery end there is provided a winding counter (16), whereby the shift from rest to the active position of the aforesaid block¬ ing component (14) is being controlled.
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2.- Woof preparation device according to claim 1, characteri¬ zed in that the aforesaid blocking component (14) is control¬ led by an electro-magnet (15), the feeding of which is regula¬ ted, on the one hand, by means of a signal co ing from the main shaft (2), respectively by means of the programmation of
2o the loom, and, on the other hand, by means of a signal coming from the aforesaid winding counter (16).
3.- Woof preparation device according to claim 1, characteri¬ zed in that the winding counter (16) consists of the combina- 25 tion of an optic detector with a counter (18) properly speaking.
4.- Woof preparation device according to one or more of the claims 1 through 3, characterized in that the sender-receiver (6) of the winding end is a part of a circuit whereby a dri- 30 ving motor (5) for a winding device is being controlled, whilst r the other sender-receiver (7) is a part of a circuit that con¬ trols the aforesaid blocking component (14) in order to unwind each time the desired length of thread.
35 5.- Woof preparation device according to clain 4, characteri¬ zed in that the aforesaid driving motor (5) is equipped with a tachometer and an impulse giver (26), the output of which is being compared in a regulation circuit (24) with a value that can be set at will, whilst the output of this regulation circuit (24) regulates the feeding of the motor (5) via a thyriεtor (25) in such a manner that the speed of rotation 5 corresponds to the set value.
6.- Woof preparation device according to claim 5, characteri¬ zed in that the regulation circuit (24) is controlled by means of a switch (23) which receives the amplified and detected 0 signals of the sender-receiver (6) at the winding end.
7.- Woof preparation device according to claim 4, characteri¬ zed in that the blocking component (14) is controlled through a flip-flop (30), which becomes set by means of a signal co- 5 ming from the control box (29) of the loom, this signal being compared each time with the signal co ing from the sender- receiver (16) at the delivery end of the drum (4).
8.- Woof preparation device according to claim 7, characteri- o zed in that the flip-flop (30) is being reset by means of a counter (33), which counts the controlled signals coming from the sender-receiver (16) at the delivery end.
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AT82901581T ATE12795T1 (en) 1981-06-17 1982-05-26 THREAD ACCUMULATOR FOR JET WEAVING MACHINES.

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BE2/59215A BE889255A (en) 1981-06-17 1981-06-17 IMPOSITION PREPARATION DEVICE FOR AIR WINGING
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BE2/59272A BE889677R (en) 1981-07-20 1981-07-20 Loom with pneumatic weft injection - has weft thread metering drum with electronic controls of wind-on speed and winding release separator
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