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Method for controlling an impeller-type thread laying device, impeller-type thread laying device, and winding machine

A control device, yarn technology, applied in the field of winder

Active Publication Date: 2018-03-27
SSM萨罗瑞士麦特雷有限公司
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[0007] However, in the above-mentioned impeller-type yarn routing device, the yarn to be wound can only be moved back and forth with respect to the bobbin by the fixed stroke distance, that is to say with an invariable basic stroke distance.

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[0040] figure 1 The winding position of a winder 10 with a yarn laying device 12 for winding a yarn 14 onto a bobbin 16 is shown. can be for example in figure 1 The yarn 14 to be wound on a bobbin 16 is provided on a storage bobbin not shown in detail. The bobbin 16 is arranged on a bobbin holder 18 and can be driven in rotation about its longitudinal axis 22 in the direction of the arrow 24 by a bobbin drive 20 .

[0041] The thread laying device 12 is designed as a so-called paddle wheel yarn laying device and has two paddle wheels 26 , 28 each. Independently of each other, the two impellers 26 , 28 can be driven in opposite directions about their respective axes of rotation 32 , 34 by means of an electric motor 30 . The electric motor 30 and the impellers 26 , 28 are arranged on a support frame 36 . A control device 38 serves to control the electric motor 30 of the two impellers 26 , 28 and the electric motor 20 of the bobbin holder 18 . The control device 38 has a signa...

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The invention relates to a method (100) for controlling a thread laying device comprising two impellers (26, 28) which can be driven in opposite directions in order to move a thread to be wound on a rotating spool back and forth between two turning points (U1, U2) along the spool longitudinal axis by means of a traversing movement with a target traversing stroke width (Hs) of the thread laying device, said target traversing stroke width differing from a base traversing stroke width (HN). According to the invention, each impeller (26, 28) being moved in the idle traversing stroke, i.e. each idle traversing stroke impeller (26, 28), is first accelerated or braked to an overcompensation angular speed (Voc) in the idle traversing stroke interval (TL) of the impeller, said overcompensation angular speed being determined on the basis of a theoretical constant compensation angular speed (Vc) required to transfer the thread in the next turning point (U1, U2) of the traversing movement of the thread. The impeller is then moved at its specified operating angular speed (Vw) in order to receive the thread from the other impeller (26, 28) guiding the thread at the operating angular speed (Vw) in the next turning point (U1, U2) of the traversing movement of the thread. The invention further relates to a thread laying device and to a winding machine comprising such a thread laying device.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for controlling an impeller-type yarn laying device / yarn anti-lapping device, an impeller-type yarn laying device and a winder. Background technique [0002] In the textile industry, yarn laying devices are used in the winding process, by which the yarn to be wound on a rotating bobbin is moved back and forth along the bobbin longitudinal axis by means of high-frequency reciprocating movements. Different designs of such thread laying devices have been established in practice. The thread laying device can be differentiated functionally into a thread laying device with a variable stroke distance and a thread laying device with a fixed stroke distance. [0003] Yarn laying devices with variable travel distances allow a very free selection of winding configurations when winding yarn bobbins, such as bobbin edge bevelling, edge rounding or freedom to place the end winding in the desired longitudinal position of the bobbin ...

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IPC IPC(8): B65H54/28B65H54/32
CPCB65H54/2839B65H54/32B65H2701/31
Inventor F·伯尼
Owner SSM萨罗瑞士麦特雷有限公司
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