Method for Optimizing Underpressure in Vacuum Units of Textile Machines for Manufacturing Cross-Wound Packages
A technology for cross-winding bobbins and vacuum devices, which can be used in textiles and papermaking, transportation and packaging, thin material handling, etc., and can solve problems such as increasing vacuum requirements
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[0020] figure 1 The event E curve plotted against time t at the station is shown. Event E is in this example a yarn break and yarn break repair on the winder. A yarn break occurs at time 1. The cross-wound bobbin on which the yarn is wound is lifted by the bobbin drive roller driving it and braked for a time b. When at moment 2, the cross-winding bobbin is stationary, the switchover to broken yarn repair begins. At moment 3, the suction nozzle is in position to pick up the veil from the cross-winding bobbin, while the clamping bobbin under negative pressure catches the ground yarn from the feed bobbin in the unwinding position. Period s1 includes all sub-processes up to the end of the event, that is to say the end of the yarn connection cycle. Only during period s2 is there a higher vacuum requirement for successful yarn capture. Signaling at time 4 indicates that the veil has been successfully captured and no higher negative pressure is required. In the period s3, both ...
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