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Workstation of a textile machine for creating cross-wound spools

A cross-winding bobbin and textile machinery technology, applied in the direction of thin material handling, conveying filamentous materials, transportation and packaging, etc., can solve the problem of large mutual distance, bulky structure, and insufficient and reliable avoidance of dust particles and flying flowers at the work station pollution and other issues

Inactive Publication Date: 2012-07-04
SAURER GERMANY GMBH & CO KG
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[0005] The above-mentioned stations of textile machines for producing cross-wound bobbins have been confirmed in practice in principle, but they have the following disadvantages: Although the use of tubular yarn guides and dust removal mechanisms positioned in the area of ​​the bobbins is not sufficient, the Reliable protection of the workplace from contamination by dust particles and flying flowers over time
In addition, the construction of these workstations is relatively wide, because in particular the suction nozzles and clamping tubes for the yarn handling mechanism (which, for example, as described above, are put into use after the winding interruption, in order to send the end of the yarn to the yarn The drive device of the thread splicing mechanism) is quite heavy in structure, which has caused the mutual spacing of the stations arranged side by side of the textile machine to be relatively large

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[0033] figure 1 A station of a textile machine for producing cross-wound bobbins, in the present embodiment the station 1 of a so-called automatic cross-winder, is shown in perspective. Such automatic cross-winding winders usually have a number of identical stations 1 to which bobbins 2 (which are generally produced on ring spinning machines with only a relatively small amount of yarn material) are fed. bobbin) is rewound into a cross-wound bobbin 5 of a large package.

[0034] The wound cross-wound bobbin 5 is then handed over to a cross-wound bobbin transport mechanism (not shown) along the machine length by means of an automatically operating maintenance device, for example by means of a so-called cross-wound bobbin changer, and is conveyed upside down at Package loading station on the machine side, etc.

[0035] The stations of such automatic cross-winding machines are either equipped with circular magazines in which some bobbins can be stored, or the automatic cross-win...

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The invention relates to a workstation of a textile machine for creating cross-wound spools, comprising a thread receiving mechanism disposed within an unwinding region of a feeding spool, thread monitoring and treatment mechanisms mounted within a thread passageway region and a winding device for creating a cross-wound spool. According to the invention, the workstation (1) has a thread guidance channel (6) that encloses a thread passageway, is composed of multiple portions and has receptacle housings (18, 21) or receiving portions (31, 32, 33) for various thread monitoring and treatment mechanisms. The thread guidance channel (6) is extended between a feeding spool (2) at an unwinding position (AS) and a winding device (4) and can be locally applied with negative pressure according to the need, so that the negative pressure flow is present in the thread guidance channel (6) and the flow direction can be determined as desired.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a station of a textile machine for producing cross-wound bobbins according to the preamble of claim 1 . Background technique [0002] At the station of a textile machine that manufactures cross-wound bobbins, bobbins fed to bobbins such as those produced on ring spinning machines and having relatively little yarn material are rewound into cross-wound bobbins with a greater amount of yarn. Wind the bobbin. The workstations of such textile machines are in particular described in DE 10 2005 001 093 A1, with various yarn monitoring and handling mechanisms in the yarn travel area, whereby the yarn moving during the rewinding process is monitored, e.g. Whether there may be yarn defects. If yarn faults above a certain threshold are found, they are cut off and replaced by almost identical yarn connections, mostly pneumatically produced, so-called yarn splices. Furthermore, the individual stations each have a winding device with a cr...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): B65H69/06
CPCB65H54/72B65H2701/31B65H67/081B65H54/707B65H54/702B65H57/12
Inventor 亚历山大・马克思
Owner SAURER GERMANY GMBH & CO KG
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