Method for operating a textile machine which is provided with a vacuum device and produces crosswound bobbins

Abstract

The invention relates to a method for optimizing the number of workstations, which can be supplied with additional vacuum simultaneously on account of circuits, of a textile machine which has a multiplicity of workstations, wherein the textile machine has a vacuum system with at least one vacuum assembly, the vacuum output of which can be increased via the rotational speed of its drive motor, regulated by monitoring of the vacuum level, until a maximum rotational speed is reached. There is provision according to the invention for a value for a rotational speed reserve to be calculated from the known maximum rotational speed of the drive motor of the vacuum assembly, which maximum rotational speed defines the maximum vacuum output of the vacuum system of the textile machine, and from a prevailing actual rotational speed of the drive motor of the vacuum assembly, which actual rotational speed results from the current vacuum requirement of the textile machine, using which value for a rotational speed reserve the number of workstations is determined which can still be supplied with additional vacuum. A maximum number of workstations which can be supplied simultaneously with additional vacuum is determined from this number, increased by the number of workstations which are currently already being supplied with additional vacuum on the basis of the actual rotational speed of the drive motor, and vacuum requirements are rejected which exceed this maximum number of circuits.

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[0001] The invention relates to a method according to the preamble of the first aspect of the invention, aimed at optimizing the number of workstations of a textile machine having a plurality of workstations which can be simultaneously supplied with an additional negative pressure And for the manufacture of cross-wound bobbins. Background technique

[0002] In the case of textile machines for producing cross-wound bobbins with several stations, such as automatic cross-winders or open-end rotor spinning machines, it has been known that during their operation it is necessary to continuously contribute to the work of such textile machines. bit to supply suction air to function properly.

[0003] For example, suction air is always required at the stations of automatic cross-winders for bobbin dust removal, that is to say a device is required during the rewinding process, which is responsible for cleaning the of dirt and dust. In addition, these stations have y...

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