Jet spinning apparatus
A technology of air-flow spinning and air-flow, applied in the field of air-flow spinning devices, which can solve problems such as changes
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Publication Date
- 2009-12-09
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Abstract
Description
technical field
[0001] The present invention relates to an open-end spinning device for producing yarn by means of a circulating air flow according to the preamble of claim 1 . Background technique
[0002] Open-end spinning devices for the manufacture of textile yarns are known and described in greater detail in numerous patent applications.
[0003] For example, DE 40 36 119 C2 describes an air-jet spinning device which essentially comprises a spinneret assembly arranged on the input side and a rotatably mounted hollow spinning spindle. In this case, in addition to the gas injection nozzles for generating the circulating air flow, the spinneret assembly has a fiber strand guide, which for the fed fiber strand corresponds to a twist stop. The circulating air flow induced by the gas injection nozzles in the area of the fiber input openings of the spinneret pack results in a suction air flow which facilitates feeding the fiber strands drawn in the upstream drafting device ...
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Embodiment Construction
[0031] figure 1 The front view schematically shows a so-called rotor spinning machine 1 . Such a textile machine has a plurality of workstations or spinning stations 2 arranged side by side, which are positioned between so-called machine or end frames 13 , 14 arranged on the end side. as in figure 1 As further shown in , each station 2 is equipped with some feed material, eg slivers 40 stored in the spinning drum 3 . Each spinning station 2 has a drafting device 4 , an air spinning device 5 , a yarn taking-off device 6 , a yarn clearer 7 and a yarn traversing device 8 . The yarn traversing device 8 is responsible for winding the yarn 20 produced from the fiber strands 40 in the open-end spinning device 5 on the winding bobbin 9 in yarn layers that cross each other. Here, the so-called cross-wound bobbins 9 are generally held on a creel (not shown) and driven in rotation by a bobbin drive (also not shown). as in figure 1 As further shown in , the stations 2 of the textile ...