WO1993006466A1 - Verfahren und vorrichtung zum erfassen und zählen von garnfehlern - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to methods and devices according to the preambles of claims 1, 1 and 10.
- Gravimetric methods are based on the fact that during the spinning process, e.g. on a rotor spinning machine, collected trash particles are collected and weighed. However, it does not allow any statements to be made as to how much trash is still in the finished yarn and what type of contamination is left.
- the task now is to create a fast, objective and reproducible counting process for the trash particles and other thread missing or thread contaminations.
- advantageous embodiments of the invention are Darge. It shows
- Fig. 2 a measuring device for yarn analysis
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic sketch of a device for optical yarn analysis.
- the yarn to be examined is wound on a spool 1.
- the housing 2 is light-tight. This ensures that a winding unit 3 can be illuminated by a light source 4 evenly in incident light.
- the light-tight housing 2 has the effect that no additional light sources from the outside take on the winding unit 3 and thus possibly cast shadows which would be erroneously recognized by the system as yarn defects.
- the winding unit 3 is either a conventional yarn table or an automatically operable device according to the invention, as will be described in more detail in FIGS. 2, 3 and 4.
- the light source 4 is advantageously a fluorescent tube. Two concentrically arranged, ring-shaped fluorescent tubes have proven to be particularly suitable. By means of one of the light sources 4, a uniform, shadow-free illumination of a test area on the winding unit 3 is guaranteed. If the light source 4 consists of an infrared lamp, we can see the detection of trash and other yarn irregularities, which are also found inside the yarn and not only as with the fluorescent lamp outside and on the visible side of the yarn.
- a camera is arranged above the light source 4.
- it is a CCD camera.
- CCD cameras have the advantage that they can capture an image very precisely, are insensitive to electromagnetic interference radiation and have no decrease in brightness towards the image edge hi. Very short exposure times are sufficient for the CCD camera. Longer exposure times also do not lead to this Burning in of the depicted scene on the target of the camera 5 Such cameras therefore allow continuous operation over very long periods of time with the same optimal image quality.
- the camera 5 is connected to a compute 8 via a camera controller 6.
- the power supply for the CCD camera 5 and an operating mode selection are arranged in the camera controller 6.
- the winding unit 3 is connected to the computer 8 via a winding control 7.
- the winding control 7 determines when and how the winding on the winding unit 3 is to be changed.
- the individual control processes are shown in more detail in the figure.
- a graphic screen 9 and a printer 10 are connected to the computer 8 in order to display the yarn defects found in the yarn analysis device.
- the image recorded by the camera 5 is reproduced on the graphic screen 9.
- the individual detected yarn defects are marked on the graphic screen 9 so that the operator, in particular for adjusting the device, can determine whether and if so which particles the system detects. If the operator ascertains that the system does not detect any visible contamination of the yarn 30 with the naked eye, the detection of the trash particles can be changed by fine-tuning the system.
- the examination results can be printed out on the printer 10. Instead of the yarn 30 from the bobbin 1 and the winding unit 3, a fabric or knitted fabric can also be presented to the yarn analysis system for examination. Such an examination template also falls within the scope of the invention.
- FIG. 2 shows the basic structure of the measuring device arranged in the housing 2.
- the camera 5 and the light source 4 are attached to a tripod 11.
- the lens of the camera 5 is directed through the center of two concentrically arranged fluorescent lamps of different diameters.
- the intensity of the light source can be changed by means of a dimmer. Intensities between 700 lux and 1600 lux have been found to be advantageous, with b thicker yarn requiring a higher intensity.
- Homogeneous lighting can also serve as the light source, which is arranged to the side of the measuring device.
- the Ausleuc device of the measuring surface can then be done with a semitransparent mirror that on the one hand directs the light rays onto the measuring surface and on the other hand enables the recording by means of the camera.
- the camera 5 targets an area between two rollers 15 and 16, between which a background surface is arranged as a contrast surface.
- the yarn 30 a is arranged between the camera 5 and the contrast surface at a short distance from the contrast surface 18.
- the yarn 30 is fed to the measuring device via a yarn brake 12. This ensures that the yarn 30 is always sufficiently tensioned.
- a Fadenwumble ter 13 is arranged in the course of the yarn 30.
- Thread monitor 1 checks the presence of the yarn 30. As soon as it is determined by the thread monitor 13 that no more yarn is being delivered to the measuring device, the device switches off automatically. U to ensure proper feeding to the contrast surface 18, a guide eyelet 14 is arranged directly in front of the roller 15.
- the yarn 30 runs through this guide eyelet 14 and the roller 15 into a dividing device 17 and then over the roller 16.
- the yarn 30 is deflected on the roller 16 and returned to the roller 15.
- a defined distance from the previous thread winding is maintained.
- This wrapping of the rollers 15 and 16 with passage through the dividing device 17 is repeated until there is a sufficiently large yarn surface for detection by the camera 5. It has proven to be advantageous if the measuring field is somewhat larger than the field recorded by the camera 5, since in this case uneven illuminations at the edge of the measuring field or unintentional incidence of light are eliminated.
- a measuring field of approximately 55 x 40 mm has proven to be advantageous for receiving the yarn wound around the rollers 15 and 16. At a distance of the individual thread windings of the other zuein ⁇ from about 0 r 7mm, this results in one measurement per picture of about 3 m of yarn 30.
- the yarn 30 is guided from the roller 16 below through a thread monitor 20.
- This thread monitor 2 like the thread monitor 13, determines the presence of a yarn. In the event that the thread monitor 20 does not register any yarn 3, this is a signal to the measuring device that the thread is not being drawn off properly.
- the measuring device is then turned off.
- the yarn 30 passes through the Fa denwoomter 20 a guide eyelet 21.
- the guide eyelet 21 ensures that the yarn 30 is properly fed to a take-off device mi a pressure roller 22 and a take-off roller 23.
- the yarn 30, which leaves the measuring device via the take-off device is fed to a thread suction tube 25 in the illustrated embodiment.
- the thread suction pipe 25 guides the yarn 30 into a waste container, not shown. It is also possible, since yarn 30 instead of leading zuzu into the waste container a winding device, and re-wind the yarn '30 on a spool.
- the roller 15 is is registered det as a friction roller. This means that it is not driven independently but by the thread loops wrapping around it, which are moved in rotation when positioning a new group of threads to be measured.
- the roller 16, however, is a self-driven roller. It supports the forward movement of the yarn 30 by the trigger device. Between the rollers 15 and 16, the dividing device 17 is arranged.
- the dividing device 17 consists of a plurality of lined-up disks, each with a spacer of smaller diameter between them.
- Blower nozzles 19 are arranged between the parallel thread turns and the counter surface 1. With the help of the blowing nozzles 19, which are directed to the top of the contrast surface 18, the con trast surface 18 is cleaned before a measuring process. This prevents the measuring device from being displayed incorrectly due to contamination of the con traction surface 18.
- the driven roller 16 is connected via a toothed belt 24 to the take-off roller 23 of the take-off device. This ensures a synchronous run between roller 16 and trigger roller 23 in a simple manner. This is necessary to avoid yarn breaks in the measuring device.
- the take-off roller 23 conveys the yarn 30 at the same speed as it happens in the winding device. In this way, the yarn 30 in the winding unit 3 always maintains a tight tension, so that no distortions are to be feared when picking up the thread array in the measuring field.
- the pressure roller 22 is pressed against the take-off roller 23 and guarantees a slip-free removal of the yarn 30.
- a contrast surface 18 is arranged between the rollers 15 and 16. If the yarn 30 is examined with regard to its trash content, a white contrast surface 18 has proven to be advantageous since the white thread compared to the dark one Trash optis resigns. If, on the other hand, trash-related, bright yarn defects in the yarn are not to be examined, a black background is advantageous in order to allow these errors to emerge.
- the contrast surface 18 can be blown laterally from the nozzles 19 for cleaning.
- the thread turns deflected on the rollers and 16 can be seen above the contrast surface 18.
- the yarn 30 wi this advises the messg supplied on the side of the non-driven roller 15 and drawn off on the side of the driven 'roller 16 a by the measuring instrument, the trigger mechanism.
- the division of the individual turns is kept constant by the division device.
- the roller 15 is stored in a storage 28 fly.
- An initiator 29 is arranged on the roller 15, d determines whether the winding device is at a standstill, and thus the Ga 30 is positioned correctly and is ready to be picked up by the camera 5b.
- the roller 16 is overhung in a bearing 26.
- the roller 16 is driven by a motor 27.
- a permanent excitation DC servo motor with a maximum speed of 6000 rpm has the advantage. proven. With such a motor an exact start of certain sections of the cooking Turns reached.
- a field 31 is shown on the contrast surface 18.
- the Fe 31 denotes the area in which the camera 5 takes a picture.
- the picked-up thread set is moved out of the field 31 and a new thread set or a new section of the thread set is ready for acceptance in the field 31.
- the field 31 is chosen to be so large that a total winding circumference o ne overlaps in the recordings was detected with a five-millimeter displacement of the thread family. This ensures an almost complete and in any case not multiple detection of the piece of yarn which is located in the winding unit 3.
- Figure 4 shows a flow chart for controlling the winding unit 3.
- the system receives a start signal.
- a preselection counter 2 it is determined after how many pictures the automatic measuring sequence is to be stopped. It can be set from the user interface in the computer 8.
- a Preselection counter 1 determines how many pictures are taken before a new winding has to take place. For this counter ha a setting to the number 5 turns out to be advantageous.
- This preselection counter means that 5 recordings are made to record the entire winding circumference. In the illustrated embodiment, this counter can only be changed in the program, but not from the user interface.
- this counter is also dependent on the size of the measuring field 31 which detects z and the extent of a yarn winding. The length of the measuring field 31 multiplied by the preselection counter should essentially give the circumferential length of the winding. This ensures that the wound yarn is analyzed in its essential length over its entire length.
- the program is stopped. If the signal that thread is present is received by input E2, it is checked whether the initiator 29 is damped or not. This signal is input to the controller via input E3. If the initiator 29 is not damped, ie if the positioning of the winding of the yarn is not at a predetermined point, then a signal is delivered at an output AI that the motor 27 switches to creep speed. It is again queried whether the initiator 29 is damped. Once this has been done, a signal is given to the output AI that the creep speed of the motor 27 is switched off. After a waiting time of approx. 0.5 seconds to calm the yarn after moving to the desired position a photo is triggered. According to this photo, a waiting time 2 of approx. 5 seconds is triggered. This waiting time 2 is used for image processing. During this time, the image captured by the camera is processed in an image processing system in the computer 8 for further processing and analysis.
- the preselection counter 2 which indicates the number of total images of the automatic measuring sequence, is decreased by one. As soon as preselection counter 2 reaches the value 0 ha, the program is stopped. If the preselection counter 2 has not yet reached the value, the preselection counter 1, which, as described above, is set to the value 5 in the illustrated exemplary embodiments, is decreased by one. As long as preset count 1 has not yet the value 0, the creep speed of the motor 27 is now switched on and the process starts again when the input E2 is queried.
- the preselection counter 1 has the value 0, a signal is given via an output A2 to the motor 27 that this causes a new winding of the winding unit 3 with the main winding speed.
- the motor 27 runs for the new winding a predetermined period of time. This time depends on the size of the winding unit 3 and must in any case be so long until the winding unit 3 is filled with new yarn 30.
- input E2 is queried as to whether a thread is present. If a thread is missing, ie if a thread breaks the program is stopped. After the winding time has expired, the motor 27 is stopped.
- the preset counter is reset to the value 5 and the program run begins again.
- Figure 5 is an evaluation of an analyzed yarn.
- the trash particles found were divided into different size classes.
- the first 12 size classes each contain trash particles with sizes between 0 and 1, mm 2 ( the size classes each comprising a range of 0.1 m.
- size class 13 in the present embodiment for example, a size of trash particles of 1, 2 to 5 mm 2.
- the analysis shows that most Tras particles were found in size class 2.
- these 13 size classes were divided into 3 characteristic classes small trash particles, class B the medium-sized tras particles and class C the large trash particles.
- the system In order to determine the size of the trash particles found in the system, the system must be calibrated at the start of the analysis process. This means that a given size is provided with the appropriate scale and the system is informed so that it can determine the size of the trash particles found and divides them accordingly into the size classes.
- the detection of the trash particles is based on various gray levels that the system recognizes. An image processing device that can distinguish 256 gray levels has proven to be advantageous. To define which shades of gray the image processing program should recognize as trash particles, a certain threshold value of the grayscale is set in the program
- the system is blurred to blur the difference between the thread sheet and the background surface, so that only the dark trash particles can be seen.
- the threshold value is set so that as far as possible all trash particles can be seen on the graphic screen.
- the points to be connected, so-called pixels, recognized as trash particles, are combined in the computer z areas, sorted according to size and divided into the individual size classes and stored.
- the method and the device can be used in particular for quality control of a yarn produced or for the detection of setting errors on the spinning machine. Furthermore, it has proven to be advantageous for determining the correct use of raw materials. Such detection of yarn defects is advantageous Further processing of the yarn is guaranteed.
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