Squeezing type wet raw silk gathering method and special device

Abstract

The invention relates to a silk reeling method and device, in particular to a squeezing type wet raw silk gathering method and a special device, and mainly solves the technical problems that croisure structures of silk ends are not uniform and the qualities of the raw silk are influenced due to the fact that croisure structures are manually formed and the wet raw silk is gathered under the action of croisures with a wet raw silk gathering method existing in the prior art. According to the squeezing type wet raw silk gathering method and the special device, a silk wrapping godet is wound by wet raw silk, a pushing godet is tightly attached to the silk wrapping godet and squeezes the wet raw silk, the two godets perform relative and linear reciprocating motion, the wet raw silk and the godets create friction, and a plurality of pieces of cocoon silk glue forming the raw silk are kneaded to the periphery of the raw silk, so that the wet raw silk is closely gathered; and at the same time, strand silk rotates an upper section of strand silk and a lower section of strand silk in different directions, moisture in the strand silk is squeezed to be removed, and small knots on the surface of cocoon silk can be removed through rotating and kneading.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a silk reeling method and device, in particular to a wet-state raw silk extrusion-type gathering method and a special device. Background technique

[0002] In the silk reeling process, after the threads of the cocoons in the silk reeling are collected by the thread collecting device, they cannot be directly wound into shape. This is because: (1) During the silk reeling process, the cocoon silk strips that make up the raw silk contain a lot of water. If they are directly wound and formed, not only is it not easy to dry, but it will affect the color of the silk, and the sericin is glued to each other to form a hard glue silk sheet. When reshaping into skeins, the thread is not easy to unwind, and it is easy to cause cutting. (2) The multiple cocoon threads that make up raw silk are loosely bonded to each other and cannot be tightly entangled. Such threads are weak in strength and easy to split. (3) There are still various tiny ...

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