WO2001006049A1 - Verfahren und hilfsvorrichtung zum einlesen von fäden in führungsorgane einer behandlungsvorrichtung zur behandlung der fäden und eine solche behandlungsvorrichtung - Google Patents
Verfahren und hilfsvorrichtung zum einlesen von fäden in führungsorgane einer behandlungsvorrichtung zur behandlung der fäden und eine solche behandlungsvorrichtung Download PDFInfo
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D06—TREATMENT OF TEXTILES OR THE LIKE; LAUNDERING; FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- D06B—TREATING TEXTILE MATERIALS USING LIQUIDS, GASES OR VAPOURS
- D06B23/00—Component parts, details, or accessories of apparatus or machines, specially adapted for the treating of textile materials, not restricted to a particular kind of apparatus, provided for in groups D06B1/00 - D06B21/00
- D06B23/06—Guiding means for preventing filaments, yarns or threads from sticking together
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D02—YARNS; MECHANICAL FINISHING OF YARNS OR ROPES; WARPING OR BEAMING
- D02H—WARPING, BEAMING OR LEASING
- D02H13/00—Details of machines of the preceding groups
- D02H13/16—Reeds, combs, or other devices for determining the spacing of threads
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D03—WEAVING
- D03J—AUXILIARY WEAVING APPARATUS; WEAVERS' TOOLS; SHUTTLES
- D03J1/00—Auxiliary apparatus combined with or associated with looms
- D03J1/14—Apparatus for threading warp stop-motion droppers, healds, or reeds
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
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- the invention relates to a method and an auxiliary device for reading threads into guide elements of a treatment device for treating the threads, and to such a treatment device with the features of the preamble of the independent claims.
- treatment devices which can be used, for example, to treat the threads, but also to slip or warp the threads.
- a typical treatment for warp threads is sizing.
- Such treatment devices are usually provided with guide elements in which the threads are guided.
- guide elements for example, up to 16,000 threads can be treated simultaneously during finishing.
- Management bodies are, for example, combs or reeds.
- the warp beams with the threads to be treated are empty, they must be replaced by full warp beams. This means that the threads of the new warp beams must be carried out individually by the management bodies. This process is also called reading. Reading, for example, up to 16,000 warp threads in several, sequentially arranged guide elements is time-consuming and can take up to 6 hours. During this time, the system is at a standstill and the device cannot be operated productively.
- the procedure and the auxiliary Direction should also ensure that the threads can be read into the management organs in an orderly manner, in particular that no crossovers take place.
- Another object of the invention is to provide a treatment device with guide members which enables threads to be read in easily and quickly into guide members.
- the method according to the invention and the auxiliary device should also be able to be carried out or manufactured in a simple manner and should be able to be used on existing treatment devices without major modifications.
- the method is used to read threads into guide elements of a treatment device for treating the threads.
- the method for reading in warp threads can be used, for example, in a sizing system.
- the management organs are, for example, combs or reeds of such a sizing system.
- the threads To read in the threads, they are read into at least one reading comb and fastened thereon. The threads are then pulled through the treatment device with the reading comb. The threads are taken over by the management bodies.
- the reading comb forms an auxiliary device for reading the threads. It is enough to read the threads once a leasing comb and these z on the leasing comb I u befestig ⁇ s. So that's it
- the reading comb is guided step by step through the treatment device.
- the movement of the reading comb is interrupted as soon as the reading comb has passed a guide.
- the reading comb is positioned in relation to the guide element before the threads are taken over by the guide element. The threads are thus pulled over the guide element by the reading comb. After that the movement of the threads is interrupted and the threads can be inserted into the guide members.
- the guide members are removed from the path formed for the threads in the treatment device before the reading.
- the guide members in the treatment device can be lowered or raised.
- the guide elements After passing through the reading comb, the guide elements are moved back into the path for the threads. The threads are taken over by the management bodies.
- the method can be used particularly advantageously with a reading comb which has reading gaps for picking up the threads.
- the arrangement of the reading gaps corresponds to the arrangement of gaps in the management bodies.
- the reading comb can also be provided with alignment projections that extend away from the reading gaps.
- the read-in comb is aligned with respect to the guide members by bringing the alignment projections into engagement with the gaps in the guide members.
- the alignment projections ensure that the reading gaps of the reading comb are aligned with the gaps of the guide elements.
- the threads can be handed over safely and easily.
- Alignment can be carried out particularly easily if, when the guide members are moved back, their gaps are pushed over the alignment projections.
- the read-in comb can be moved particularly easily through the treatment device in that it is attached to the remaining threads from a previous treatment process and is pulled through the device with the remaining threads
- the auxiliary device according to the invention for reading threads for example warp threads into guide elements of a treatment device for treating the threads, is particularly advantageous for carrying out the method mentioned.
- the auxiliary device is designed as a reading comb which has an arrangement for orderly fastening of the threads.
- the reading comb is preferably provided with a plurality of reading gaps arranged next to one another.
- the reading gaps serve to pick up the threads.
- the arrangement of the inputs Reading gaps are coordinated with the arrangement of the gaps in the management bodies. This enables the threads to be transferred from the reading gaps of the reading comb into the gaps of the guide members in an orderly manner.
- the reading comb is also advantageously provided with alignment elements for aligning the reading comb with respect to the guide members. This ensures that not only the relative position of the threads to each other but also their position in relation to the guide elements is defined.
- the alignment elements are typically designed as alignment projections.
- the alignment projections preferably extend from the read-in gaps and can be brought into engagement with the gaps in the guide members. When the read-in comb is aligned with respect to the guide members, the alignment projections, the read-in gaps in the read-in comb and the gaps are aligned with one another.
- the reading comb is particularly advantageously designed as a stack of platelets.
- First plates for forming the reading gaps are arranged at a distance from one another.
- Second plates serve as spacers and are arranged between the first plates.
- the second plates also advantageously form a contact surface for the threads in the reading gaps.
- the second plates can also be provided with projections that serve as alignment elements. With projections designed in this way it is automatically achieved that the projections are aligned with the reading gaps. Because the thickness of the spacers, that is to say the second plate, corresponds to the width of the read-in gaps and is thus adapted to the width of the gaps in the guide elements, the second plates with their projections can be inserted particularly easily into the gaps of the guide elements.
- the projections can also have tapered lugs for easier insertion.
- the read-in comb can also be provided with holding elements which serve for temporarily receiving and holding the read-in comb in the holding devices assigned to the guide members.
- holding elements which serve for temporarily receiving and holding the read-in comb in the holding devices assigned to the guide members.
- the alignment projections can be formed by slices inserted into the reading gaps. The slices can be combined to form a comb.
- the treatment device according to the invention for treating threads is characterized in that the treatment device is assigned at least one reading comb.
- the reading comb can be designed in particular in the manner described.
- the threads can be fastened in an orderly manner on the reading comb.
- the threads can be taken over by guide elements in the treatment device from the reading comb.
- the guide members are advantageously each assigned at least one receiving device for temporarily holding the reading comb. As soon as the read-in comb has passed the guide elements, the movement of the read-in comb is interrupted and this can be held exactly positioned in the holding device by means of holding elements.
- the guide members are designed to be movable for the threads from the path formed in the treatment device.
- the guide members can typically be lowered or raised.
- This arrangement has the advantage that the reading comb can be pulled through the treatment device until it hits a receiving device.
- the guide elements moved out of the way for the threads do not disturb the movement of the reading comb.
- the guide members can be moved again into the path for the threads.
- the threads are automatically inserted correctly into the guide elements.
- the device according to the invention is particularly advantageous if it has several frames for receiving the threads to be treated, in particular several frames for warp beams.
- the threads of at least one frame can be read into a reading comb, while the threads of another frame are passed through the treatment device and can be treated in the process. The downtimes of such a treatment device are thus reduced.
- Figure 1 is a schematic representation of an inventive device in the
- FIG. 2 shows a top view of the device according to FIG. 1,
- FIG. 3 shows a perspective illustration of an auxiliary device according to the invention
- FIGS. 4a and 4b show a side view of two exemplary embodiments of an auxiliary device
- FIG. 5 shows a perspective illustration of the takeover of the threads according to the invention
- FIGS. 6a to 6c show schematic representations of the transfer of the thread in a side view
- Figure 7 is a perspective view of an alternative embodiment of an auxiliary device.
- FIG. 8 is a plan view of a section of an auxiliary device when transferring the threads.
- a treatment device 1 is shown schematically in FIG. 1, in which the method according to the invention and the auxiliary device according to the invention can be used.
- the treatment device 1 is used for the sizing of threads F.
- the threads are held on warp beams in a frame 5 and are fed from this to the device 1.
- the device 1 comprises a sizing unit 6, an adjoining dryer 7 and a tufting machine 8 for winding up the treated threads F.
- the threads F are continuously conveyed through the treatment device 1, that is to say from the frame 5 to the tufting machine 8.
- FIG. 2 shows a top view of the device 1 according to FIG. 1.
- the threads F are guided from the frame 5 through the sizing unit 6, the dryer 7 and via deflection arrangements (not specified in any more detail) onto the tufting machine 8.
- a group of about 1,000 times 16 threads is treated. There are 1,000 threads on each of the 16 warp beams held in frame 5.
- the guide members are designed as combs or reeds through which the threads are guided.
- auxiliary frame 5 ' which also contains 16 warp beams, each with 1,000 threads.
- the threads F are treated while the frame 5 is in a position P1. At the same time, it is possible to read the threads of the frame 5 'into a schematically illustrated reading comb 11 in the position P2.
- the additional frame 5 'and the read-in combs 11 it is possible to fix the threads F' on the read-in comb 11 in the position P2, while the threads F of the frame 5 in position P1 are still being treated.
- the frame 5 is moved into the position P3 and replaced by the frame 5 '.
- the frame 5 ' is shifted from position P2 to P1.
- the threads of the now full warp beams can easily be read into the guide members 2 of the treatment device 1 by using the reading comb 11 in direction A through the Treatment device 1 are pulled.
- reading is understood to mean the passage of the threads F through openings or gaps in the guide members 2.
- FIG. 3 shows a reading comb 11 in perspective.
- the reading comb 11 consists of a stack 16 of thin platelets.
- First plates 17 are arranged next to one another at a distance a.
- second plates 18 are arranged, which define the distance a.
- the distance a forms reading gaps 13 between the first plates 17.
- the plates 17, 18 are provided with bores 24 through which a holding device, for example a pin or a clamping device, can be passed in order to hold the stack 16 together.
- a holding device for example a pin or a clamping device
- the reading comb 11 is also provided with a clamping device 15 which can be pressed against a surface formed jointly by the first plates 17 and the second plates 18.
- threads F of a new warp beam are passed through the device 1, they are read into the reading comb 11.
- the threads F are guided through the reading gaps 13 of the reading comb 11.
- the threads F run over the contact surface 19 formed by the surface of the second platelets 18 and over the surface 26 formed jointly by the first platelets 17 and the second platelets 19.
- the fixation is ordered because the threads F are guided through the reading gaps 13.
- the reading comb 11 is also provided with holes 25 through which pins 23, 23a can be inserted.
- the pins 23 prevent the threads F from coming out of the reading gaps 13 by themselves.
- the pin 23a allows the ends of the threads F to be attached.
- the read-in comb 11 is also provided with a further bore 22 through which a further pin 23b can be inserted, to which residual threads R can be fastened.
- the remaining threads R can be threads from a previous treatment process.
- the reading comb 11 is then pulled through the device 1 with the remaining thread R.
- Figures 4a and 4b show different embodiments of a reading comb 11 in a side view.
- the reading combs 11 are constructed in the manner shown in FIG. 3 from a stack of platelets 17, 18.
- the platelets have openings which form a cavity 21.
- the plates 17, 18 can be held together by pouring out the cavity 21.
- suitable fastening means are introduced into the bores 24 in order to hold the plates 17, 18 together. Otherwise the read-in combs from FIG. 4a and FIG. 4b do not differ.
- the threads F are passed over an alignment projection 14 and over the bearing surface 19 of the second plate 18 through the reading gaps 13 between the first plate 17.
- the alignment projections 14 serve to align the reading comb with respect to the guide members 2 (see FIGS. 5, 6 and 8).
- the clamping device 15 is shown schematically as a pivotable lever which presses a clamping member 27 against the surface 26.
- Other fastening options such as knots or wraps are also conceivable.
- the upper edges of the first platelets 17 and the second platelets 18 are aligned with one another, so that a closed surface is formed.
- the platelets 17 protrude from the surface 26 above the support surface 19 of the platelets 18, so that the reading gaps 13 are formed between the platelets 17.
- the thread family is first read into the reading comb.
- the read-in comb 11 with the remaining threads R is then pulled through the treatment device 1.
- FIG. 5 shows the reading comb 11 in such a rest position P.
- the rest position P lies in relation to the direction of movement A after the guide member 2.
- the guide member 2 consists of a plurality of lamellae arranged next to one another, between which gaps 3 are formed.
- the reading comb 11 is aligned with respect to the guide members 2.
- the alignment projections 14 are brought into engagement with the gaps 3 of the guide members.
- the guide members 2, the reading gaps 13 of the reading comb 11 and the second plate 18 are aligned.
- the first plates 17 are also aligned with the lamellae of the guide member 2.
- the threads F held between the first plates 17 in the reading gaps 13 are thus automatically read into the gaps 3.
- the threads F have been read in and the reading comb 11 can be moved further in the direction A to a subsequent guide member 2.
- the process shown in FIG. 5 is repeated in the following guide member 2.
- the guide members 2 are usually in the position shown in broken lines in FIG. 6a.
- the guide members 2 lie in the path W formed for the threads F. According to FIG. 6a, the guide members 2 are removed from the path W for the threads F.
- the threads F are drawn through the device 1 in the direction A with the reading comb 11.
- the guide members 2 are designed to be lowerable and are lowered before the reading process. Alternatively, it would also be conceivable to start up the guide members 2 or to hold the guide members 2 in place and to lower or raise the reading comb 11 for reading the threads F into the guide members 2.
- the reading comb 11 is pulled with the remaining threads R. As soon as the reading comb 11 has passed the guide members 2 in direction A (see FIG. 6b), the movement of the reading comb 11 is temporarily interrupted. For this purpose, the reading comb 11 is provided with holding elements 20 which can be brought into engagement with a receiving device 4 assigned to the guide member 2. The receiving device 4 allows the reading comb 11 to be held in position. As soon as the reading comb 11 has reached position P, the guide members 2 are raised in direction B. The slats of the guide members 2 are guided over the alignment projections 14 of the reading comb 11. In this way, an exact alignment of the gaps 3 with respect to the reading gaps 13 is ensured. When the guide members 2 are completely raised (see FIG. 6c), the threads F run in the gaps 3 of the guide members 2 and are thus read into the guide members.
- the reading comb 11 extends over the entire width of the device 1.
- the width is typically 1.8 m to 2 m. It is also conceivable to use individual, smaller reading combs.
- the reading comb 11 is designed, for example, to accommodate 1,000 groups of 16 threads each.
- 1,000 second platelets 18 are provided, which are arranged alternately with 1001 first platelets 17.
- the first and second plates 17, 18 are typically made of steel and are produced or punched out, for example, by laser cutting.
- the thickness d of the second platelets 18 corresponds to the distance a between the first platelets 17 and at the same time at least the thickness D between 2 elements of the guide members 2, that is to say the width D of the gaps 3 (see FIG. 8).
- the thickness of the first platelets 17 typically corresponds to the thickness of the lamellae of the guide members.
- Figure 8 shows an enlarged view of how the threads F are transferred into the gaps 3 of the guide members 2.
- the threads F lie on the bearing surface 19, which is formed by the second plate 18.
- the reading gaps 13, the second plate 18 and the gap 13 of the guide members 2 are aligned. This is ensured by the alignment projections 14 which engage in the gaps 3. This ensures that the threads F are reliably read into the gaps 3.
- the pin 23 prevents the threads F from jumping upwards from the reading gaps 13.
- An alternative exemplary embodiment of a reading comb 51 is shown schematically in FIG.
- the reading comb 51 is formed in one piece. Reading gaps 53 are milled into the reading comb 51, through which the threads F can be passed. On one side of the read-in comb 51, protrusions 54 are inserted into the read-in gaps 53 and are used to align the read-in comb 51 with respect to the guide members 2.
- individual alignment projections 14, 54 it is also conceivable to insert the reading comb 11, 51 with e.g. to align laterally arranged separate alignment elements on the guide elements 2. These alignment elements can, for example, be arranged laterally on the guide members and on the reading comb. It is also conceivable to move the reading comb 11, 51 on guides through the device 1. Such guides can also be provided laterally in the device. Such guides allow the reading comb 11, 51 to be moved in a particularly stable manner.
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JP2001511253A JP2003505608A (ja) | 1999-07-16 | 2000-06-15 | 糸を処理する処理装置のガイド要素内で糸の綾をとる方法、その補助装置、およびそのような装置を有する処理装置 |
KR1020017003322A KR20010079825A (ko) | 1999-07-16 | 2000-06-15 | 실 처리 장치의 안내 요소 내로 실을 사침잡기 위한 방법및 보조 장치와 그 실 처리 장치 |
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