BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
[0001] The present invention relates to a traverse unit configured to traverse yarns, and
a yarn winding device including the traverse unit.
[0002] There are traverse units configured to traverse yarns when winding the yarns onto
bobbins to form packages. For example,
JP 2016-108073 A) discloses such a traverse unit, in which traverse guides are attached to an endless
belt. In this traverse unit, pulleys around which the endless belt is wound are configured
to rotate in forward and reverse directions repeatedly, and this allows a portion
of the endless belt to which the traverse guides are attached to reciprocate in a
traverse direction. As a result, the yarns held by the traverse guides are traversed.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
[0003] In such an arrangement in which a movable portion (in
JP 2016-108073 A, the portion of the endless belt) to which the traverse guides are attached reciprocates
in the traverse direction to traverse the yarns, as described above, vibration occurs
due to the inertia of the movable portion at the time of turnaround of the yarns,
i.e., at the time of turnaround of the movable portion. Recently, in order to improve
the production efficiency of packages, the winding speed of yarns has been increased.
Along with this, the traversal speed has also been increased. Due to this, the inertia
of the movable portion at the time of turnaround becomes larger than before, and this
creates a situation in which the above-mentioned vibration cannot be ignored. This
also applies to the apparatuses of
US 4 696 436 A,
US 6 405 966 B1,
US 2015/034756 A1 and
DE 26 51 717 A1.
[0004] In view of the above, an object of the present invention is to provide a traverse
unit capable of reducing vibration occurring at the time of turnaround of traversed
yarns. This object is achieved by, and the invention is constituted by the subject-matter
of claim 1. Preferred embodiments are defined in the further claims.
[0005] According to an embodiment of the present invention, a traverse unit configured to
traverse yarns in a traverse direction includes: traverse guides provided for the
yarns respectively, and configured to reciprocate in the traverse direction while
holding the yarns; one or more drivers each including a movable portion to which corresponding
one or more of the traverse guides are attached, the movable portion being configured
to reciprocate in the traverse direction; and a controller configured to control operation
of the drivers. The number of the drivers provided to the traverse unit is two or
more; and the controller is configured to control the plurality of drivers so that
at a same time when the movable portion or movable portions of one or some of the
plurality of drivers turn around to move in one of opposite directions, the movable
portion of at least one driver of a remainder of the plurality of drivers turns around
to move in a remaining one of the opposite directions.
[0006] In the above aspect of the present invention, there are provided the plurality of
drivers each including the movable portion to which corresponding one or more of the
traverse guides are attached. When the movable portion(s) of one or some of the plurality
of drivers turns around to move in a first direction, the movable portion of at least
one driver of the remainder turns around to move in a second direction opposite to
the first direction. As a result, an impact caused by the inertia at the time of turnaround
of the movable portion(s) of the one or some of the drivers is cancelled out by an
impact caused by the inertia at the time of turnaround of the movable portion(s) of
the remaining driver(s). Consequently, vibration occurring at the time of turnaround
of the yarns is reduced.
[0007] Furthermore, in the above aspect of the present invention, it is preferable that
the number of the at least one driver of the remainder having the movable portion
turning around to move in the remaining one of the opposite directions at the same
time when the movable portion or movable portions of the one or some of the plurality
of drivers turn around to move in the one of the opposite directions is equal to the
number of the one or some of the plurality of drivers.
[0008] In the above arrangement, the above-mentioned impacts caused by the inertia at the
time of turnaround of the movable portions are cancelled out by each other more effectively,
leading to further reduction of the vibration occurring at the time of turnaround
of the yarns.
[0009] Furthermore, in the above aspect of the present invention, it is preferable that
the number of the traverse guides attached to each movable portion is two or more.
[0010] This arrangement allows a single driver to drive a plurality of traverse guides.
This makes it possible to reduce the number of drivers, leading to cost reduction.
[0011] Furthermore, in the above aspect of the present invention, it is preferable that
a predetermined equal number of traverse guides are attached to the movable portion
of each of the plurality of drivers.
[0012] The above arrangement in which a predetermined equal number of traverse guides are
attached to the movable portion of each driver ensures that impacts caused by the
inertia of the traverse guides are also cancelled out by each other at the time of
turnaround of the movable portions. Due to this, vibration occurring at the time of
turnaround of the yarns is reduced more effectively.
[0013] Furthermore, in the above aspect of the present invention, it is preferable that:
an even number of traverse guides are provided to the traverse unit; and the plurality
of drivers include a first driver and a second driver, the first driver including
the movable portion to which a half of the even number of traverse guides is attached,
the second driver including the movable portion to which a remaining half of the even
number of traverse guides is attached.
[0014] In the above arrangement in which the number of drivers is two, the number of the
drivers is at a minimum, and this reduces the cost effectively. In addition, the number
of traverse guides attached to the movable portion of the first driver is equal to
the number of traverse guides attached to the movable portion of the second driver.
Due to this, vibration occurring at the time of turnaround of the yarns is reduced
more effectively.
[0015] Furthermore, in accordance with the present invention, the plurality of drivers are
aligned in a line in the traverse direction.
[0016] In the above arrangement in which the drivers are aligned in a line, it is possible
to prevent a moment from being applied to the traverse unit when the movable portions
turn around to move in opposite directions. Due to this, vibration occurring at the
time of turnaround of the yarns is reduced more effectively.
[0017] Furthermore, in the above aspect of the present invention, it is preferable that
a traversal speed at which the yarns are traversed is 8 m/min or higher.
[0018] In the traverse unit configured to traverse yarns at such a relatively high speed,
vibration at the time of turnaround of the movable portions tends to be large, and
therefore the present invention is particularly effective.
[0019] According to an embodiment of the present invention, a yarn winding device is configured
to wind yarns traversed by the traverse unit arranged as any of the above, to form
packages.
[0020] In this yarn winding device, the reduction of the vibration in the traverse unit
makes it possible to improve the quality of the packages.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0021]
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram illustrating a spun yarn take-up apparatus in an embodiment
of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is an enlarged view illustrating details of a traverse unit.
FIG. 3 is a graph schematically showing the positional control of sliders.
FIG. 4(a) to FIG. 4(d) are a series of schematic diagrams showing the movement of
the sliders.
FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram showing the structure of a traverse unit.
FIG. 6(a) and FIG. 6(b) each is a graph schematically showing the positional control
of sliders.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS
(Spun Yarn Take-Up Apparatus)
[0022] The following will describe an example of embodiments of the present invention. FIG.
1 is a schematic diagram illustrating a spun yarn take-up apparatus in the present
embodiment. A spun yarn take-up apparatus 1 is configured to wind synthetic fiber
yarns Y spun out from a spinning apparatus 100 onto bobbins B, respectively, to form
packages P. Hereinafter, upward, downward, forward, and rearward directions shown
in FIG. 1 will be referred to as upward, downward, forward, and rearward directions
of the spun yarn take-up apparatus 1.
[0023] The spun yarn take-up apparatus 1 includes godet rollers 3 and 4, a yarn winding
device 5, and the like. In the spinning apparatus 100, polymer is extruded downward
through a spinneret (not illustrated). Polymer is supplied by a polymer supplier (not
illustrated) formed by a gear pump or the like. Yarns Y spun out from the spinning
apparatus 100 are lined up in the direction perpendicular to the sheet of FIG. 1.
While being arranged with a proper pitch by an unillustrated yarn path guide, the
yarns Y run along a yarn path passing on the godet rollers 3 and 4. The yarns Y are
distributed in the front-rear direction from the godet roller 4, and are then wound
onto the bobbins B in the yarn winding device 5.
[0024] The yarn winding device 5 includes members such as a base 7, a turret 8, two bobbin
holders 9, a supporting frame 10, a contact roller 11, a traverse unit 12, and a controller
16. The yarn winding device 5 winds the yarns Y sent from the godet roller 4 onto
the bobbins B simultaneously by rotating the bobbin holder 9, so as to form packages
P.
[0025] The disc-shaped turret 8 is attached to the base 7. The turret 8 is driven and rotated
by a motor (not illustrated) about a rotation axis which is in parallel to the front-rear
direction. The two long cylindrical bobbin holders 9 cantilever from the turret 8
in a rotatable manner so as to extend in the front-rear direction. To each bobbin
holder 9, the bobbins B are attached to be lined up along the front-rear direction.
As the turret 8 rotates, the positions of the two bobbin holders 9 are switched with
each other, between an upper position and a lower position. The yarns Y are wound
onto the bobbins B attached to the bobbin holder 9 at the upper position. After the
yarns Y are fully wound onto the bobbins B attached to the bobbin holder 9 at the
upper position and thereby packages P are formed, the upper and lower positions of
the two bobbin holders 9 are switched with each other. Then, the yarns Y are wound
onto the bobbins B attached to the bobbin holder 9 which has just brought into the
upper position.
[0026] The supporting frame 10 is a frame-shaped member which is long in the front-rear
direction. This supporting frame 10 is fixed to the base 7. A roller supporting member
13 is attached to a lower part of the supporting frame 10 so as to be vertically movable
relative to the supporting frame 10. The roller supporting member 13 supports both
ends of the contact roller 11 in a rotatable manner. The contact roller 11 extends
in the axial direction of the bobbin holders 9. The contact roller 11 is configured
to contact the packages P supported by the bobbin holder 9 at the upper position,
while the yarns Y are wound. With this, a predetermined contact pressure is applied
to the packages P, to adjust the shape of the packages P.
[0027] The traverse unit 12 is attached to the supporting frame 10 so as to be provided
immediately above the contact roller 11. The traverse unit 12 includes traverse guides
14 which are lined up in the front-rear direction. The yarns Y are respectively threaded
onto the traverse guides 14. As each traverse guide 14 holding the corresponding yarn
Y reciprocates in a traverse direction (the front-rear direction), the yarn Y is traversed
in the front-rear direction about a corresponding fulcrum guide 15. The yarn Y is
wound onto the corresponding bobbin B while being traversed. Note that the details
of the traverse unit 12 will be described later.
[0028] The controller 16 is configured to control the operation of components of the yarn
winding device 5. Specifically, the controller 16 is configured to control the operation
of the turret 8, the bobbin holders 9, the traverse unit 12, and the like.
[0029] In the present embodiment, the yarn winding device 5 is configured to wind eight
yarns Y. Correspondingly to this, eight traverse guides 14 and eight fulcrum guides
15 are provided. It should be noted that the number of the above elements is changeable
correspondingly to the number of yarns to be wound.
(Traverse Unit)
[0030] FIG. 2 is an enlarged view showing the details of a traverse unit 12, not covered
by the present invention. As shown in FIG. 2, the traverse unit 12 includes two linear
motors 20 functioning as drivers configured to drive the traverse guides 14. The two
linear motors 20 are aligned in a line in the traverse direction (front-rear direction).
Each linear motor 20 includes: a stator 21 fixed to the supporting frame 10; and a
slider 22 (indicated with a bold line) which is movable in the front-rear direction
relative to the stator 21. A track 21a extending in the front-rear direction is provided
on the stator 21. The slider 22 moves in the front-rear direction along the track
21a.
[0031] The stator 21 includes a coil (not illustrated), and the energization state of the
coil is controlled by the controller 16. The slider 22 includes a magnet (not illustrated).
As a result of the control of the energization state of the coil of the stator 21
by the controller 16, electromagnetic induction occurs between the coil of the stator
21 and the magnet of the slider 22, and this allows the slider 22 to reciprocate along
the track 21a of the stator 21 in the front-rear direction. The structure of each
linear motor 20 is not limited to the above. The linear motor 20 may have a different
structure. For example, it may be arranged so that the stator 21 includes a magnet
and the slider 22 includes a coil. In the following description, one of the linear
motors 20, which is provided in front of the other one, may be referred to as a linear
motor 20A, while the other one of the linear motors 20, which is provided behind the
one of the motors, may be referred to as a linear motor 20B, as needed.
[0032] Four traverse guides 14 lined up in the front-rear direction are attached to the
slider 22 of each linear motor 20A, 20B. Specifically, four traverse guides 14 at
the front side are attached to the slider 22 of the front linear motor 20A, and are
moved by the linear motor 20A so as to reciprocate in the traverse direction. Meanwhile,
four traverse guides 14 at the rear side are attached to the slider 22 of the rear
linear motor 20B, and are moved by the linear motor 20B so as to reciprocate in the
traverse direction.
[0033] It may be conceivable to attach all the eight traverse guides 14 to the slider of
a single linear motor so that all the eight traverse guides 14 are driven by the single
linear motor. However, this arrangement is disadvantageous in that large vibration
occurs due to the inertial force of the slider having a large mass (generally, sliders
are made of metal) when the slider of the linear motor turns around at each end portion
of its movement area. To deal with such a problem, the plurality of linear motors
20 are provided to drive the traverse guides 14. The following will describe its details.
[0034] FIG. 3 is a graph schematically showing the positional control of the sliders 22,
not covered by the present invention. FIG. 4(a) to FIG. 4(d) are a series of schematic
diagrams showing the movement of the sliders 22, not covered by the present invention.
As shown in FIG. 3, the controller 16 controls the linear motors 20 so that the slider
22 of the linear motor 20A and the slider 22 of the linear motor 20B reciprocate in
opposite phases to each other with respect to the traverse direction (front-rear direction).
Under such control, at Time t1 and t3, the slider 22 of each linear motor 20A, 20B
is at the center of its movement area with respect to the traverse direction so that
each traverse guide 14 is at the center of its traverse area, as shown in FIG. 4(a)
and FIG. 4(c).
[0035] Meanwhile, at Time t2 and t4, as shown in FIG. 4(b) and FIG. 4(d), each traverse
guide 14 attached to the slider 22 of the linear motor 20A turns around at one of
the end portions of the traverse area in the traverse direction, and each traverse
guide 14 attached to the slider 22 of the linear motor 20B turns around at an opposite
end portion of the traverse area in the traverse direction (for example, when each
traverse guide 14 on the linear motor 20A turns around at a front end portion, each
traverse guides 14 on the linear motor 20B turns around at a rear end portion). That
is, the slider 22 of the linear motor 20A and the slider 22 of the linear motor 20B
turn around at the same time to move in opposite directions with respect to the traverse
direction. As a result, an impact caused by the inertia at the time of turnaround
of the slider 22 of the linear motor 20A and an impact caused by the inertia at the
time of turnaround of the slider 22 of the linear motor 20B are cancelled out by each
other, so that the vibration occurring at the time of turnaround of the sliders 22
is reduced.
[0036] In the present embodiment, the traversal speed at which the yarns Y are traversed
by the traverse unit 12 is set to 8 m/min (133 mm/sec) or higher, which is relatively
high. In the traverse unit 12 configured to traverse the yarns at such a relatively
high speed, vibration occurring at the time of turnaround of the sliders 22 tends
to be relatively large. For this reason, a significant effect will be provided by
adopting the configuration of the present embodiment. However, it is a matter of course
that the configuration of the present embodiment is effective to reduce the vibration
also in cases where the traversal speed is less than 8 m/min.
(Advantageous Effects)
[0037] As described above, in the traverse unit 12, there are provided a plurality of drivers
(linear motors 20) each including a movable portion (slider 22) to which corresponding
one or more of the traverse guides 14 are attached. When the movable portion(s) 22
of one or some of the plurality of drivers 20 turns around to move in a first direction,
the movable portion 22 of at least one driver 20 of the remainder turns around to
move in a second direction opposite to the first direction. As a result, an impact
caused by the inertia at the time of turnaround of the movable portion(s) 22 of the
one or some of the drivers 20 is cancelled out by an impact caused by the inertia
at the time of turnaround of the movable portion(s) 22 of the remaining driver(s)
20. Consequently, vibration occurring at the time of turnaround of the yarns Y is
reduced.
[0038] Furthermore, in the present embodiment, the number of the at least one driver 20
of the remainder having the movable portion 22 turning around to move in the remaining
one of the opposite directions (second direction) at the same time when the movable
portion(s) 22 of the one or some of the plurality of drivers 20 turn around to move
in the one of the opposite directions (first direction) is equal to the number of
the one or some of the plurality of drivers 20. In the above arrangement, the above-mentioned
impacts caused by the inertia at the time of turnaround of the movable portions 22
are cancelled out by each other more effectively, leading to further reduction of
the vibration occurring at the time of turnaround of the yarns Y.
[0039] Furthermore, in the present embodiment, the plurality of traverse guides 14 are attached
to each movable portion 22. This arrangement allows a single driver 20 to drive a
plurality of traverse guides 14. This makes it possible to reduce the number of drivers
20, leading to cost reduction.
[0040] Furthermore, in the present embodiment, a predetermined equal number of traverse
guides 14 are attached to the movable portion 22 of each of the plurality of drivers
20. The above arrangement in which a predetermined equal number of traverse guides
14 are attached to the movable portion 22 of each driver 20 ensures that impacts caused
by the inertia of the traverse guides 14 are also cancelled out by each other at the
time of turnaround of the movable portions 22. Due to this, vibration occurring at
the time of turnaround of the yarns Y is reduced more effectively.
[0041] Furthermore, in the present embodiment, an even number of (eight) traverse guides
14 are provided to the traverse unit; and the plurality of drivers 20 include a first
driver 20A and a second driver 20B, the first driver 20A including the movable portion
22 to which a half of the even number of traverse guides 14 is attached, the second
driver 20B including the movable portion 22 to which a remaining half of the even
number of traverse guides 14 is attached. In the above arrangement in which the number
of drivers 20 is two, the number of the drivers 20 is at a minimum, and this reduces
the cost effectively. In addition, the number of traverse guides 14 attached to the
movable portion 22 of the first driver 20A is equal to the number of traverse guides
14 attached to the movable portion 22 of the second driver 20B. Due to this, vibration
occurring at the time of turnaround of the yarns Y is reduced more effectively.
[0042] Furthermore, in the present invention, the plurality of drivers 20 are aligned in
a line in the traverse direction. In the above arrangement, it is possible to prevent
a moment from being applied to the traverse unit 12 when the movable portions 22 turn
around to move in opposite directions. Due to this, vibration occurring at the time
of turnaround of the yarns Y is reduced more effectively.
[0043] Furthermore, each of the drivers is the linear motor 20, and the movable portion
is the slider 22 of the linear motor 20. For example, reference is made to a traverse
unit in which traverse guides are attached to a belt, which is an elastic member.
In such a traverse unit, strictly, the behavior of the belt does not match the behavior
of the traverse guides, correspondingly to the deformation of the elastic member.
Because of this, there has been a limitation on the improvement of the precision in
the traverse control. In this regard, however, with the use of the linear motors 20,
the behavior of each slider 22 matches the behavior of the traverse guides 14 provided
thereon, and this makes it possible to improve the precision in the traverse control.
Generally, the slider 22 of each linear motor 20 is made of metal or the like and
has a large mass, and therefore the inertial force of the slider 22 tends to be large.
For this reason, the present invention is particularly effective in cases where the
linear motors 20 function as the drivers.
[0044] Furthermore, in the present embodiment, the traversal speed at which the yarns Y
are traversed is 8 m/min or higher. In the traverse unit 12 configured to traverse
the yarns Y at such a relatively high speed, vibration at the time of turnaround of
the movable portions 22 tends to be large, and therefore the present invention is
particularly effective.
[0045] In the yarn winding device 5 including the traverse unit 12 of the present embodiment,
the reduction of the vibration in the traverse unit 12 makes it possible to improve
the quality of the packages P.
(Other Embodiments)
[0046] While an embodiment of the present invention has been described, the present invention
is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiment and can be suitably changed within
the scope of the present invention as defined by the appended claims.
[0047] In the example described above, the two linear motors 20 are provided, and at the
same time when the slider 22 of the single linear motor 20A turns around to move in
one of opposite directions, the slider 22 of the single linear motor 20B turns around
to move in the remaining one of the opposite directions. However, the number of linear
motors 20 is not limited to two. Furthermore, the number of the sliders 22 turning
around to move in one of the opposite directions does not have to be equal to the
number of the sliders 22 turning around to move in the remaining one of the opposite
directions at the same time. For example, consideration is given to cases where the
total number of linear motors 20 is three or more. In such a case, it is only required
that, when the sliders 22 of two of the three or more linear motors 20 turn around
to move in one of the opposite directions, the slider 22 of at least one of the remaining
linear motor(s) 20 turns around to move in the remaining one of the opposite directions.
With this, at least the impact caused by the inertia corresponding to one slider 22
is cancelled out, and therefore the effect of reducing the vibration is provided.
However, in order to enhance the effect of reducing the vibration, the following arrangement
is preferable: an even number of linear motors 20 are provided; and at the same time
when the slider(s) 22 of a predetermined number of linear motor(s) 20 turn around
to move in one of the opposite directions, the slider(s) 22 of the same number of
other linear motor(s) 20 (the same number as the predetermined number) turn around
to move in the remaining one of the opposite directions.
[0048] An arrangement in which four linear motors 30 are provided will be described with
reference to FIG. 5 and FIG. 6. In a traverse unit 112 shown in FIG. 5, four linear
motors 30 are provided, and two traverse guides 14 are attached to the slider 22 of
each linear motor 30. In such a case where the four linear motors 30 (30A to 30D)
are provided, a plurality of patterns are conceivable to control the linear motors
30.
[0049] For example, as shown in FIG. 6(a), the following control is possible: the linear
motors 30A and 30C are controlled in the same phase (in a first pattern); the linear
motors 30B and 30D are controlled in the same phase (in a second pattern); the first
pattern for the linear motors 30A and 30C and the second pattern for the linear motors
30B and 30D are opposite to each other (are shifted 180 degrees from each other).
This control reduces the vibration. Note that, in the above control, the combinations
of the linear motors 30 controlled in the same phase are not limited to those mentioned
above.
[0050] Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 6(b), the following control is also possible: the
phase for the linear motor 30A and the phase for the linear motor 30B are opposite
to each other; and the phase for the linear motor 30C and the phase for the linear
motor 30D are opposite to each other (the combinations of the motors are changeable
as needed). In FIG. 6(b), the phase difference between the phase for the linear motor
30A (or the linear motor 30B) and the linear motor 30C (or the linear motor 30D) is
90 degrees. In this regard, the phase difference does not have to be 90 degrees. Under
the above control in which the number of sliders 22 turning around at the same time
is two, the total mass of the sliders 22 turning around at one time is smaller, and
therefore it is possible to reduce the vibration more effectively.
[0051] Furthermore, while in the example described above, the predetermined equal number
of traverse guides 14 are attached to the slider 22 of each linear motor 20, there
may be a slight difference in the number of traverse guides 14 attached, among the
sliders 22.
[0052] While in the example described above, the plurality of traverse guides 14 are attached
to the slider 22 of each linear motor 20, only one traverse guide 14 may be attached
to the slider 22 of each linear motor 20.
[0053] While in the example above, the linear motors 20 are used as drivers, for the current
invention, a structure using a ball screw is used as each of the drivers.
1. A traverse unit (12) configured to traverse yarns (Y) in a traverse direction, the
traverse unit (12) comprising:
traverse guides (14) provided for the yarns (Y) respectively, and configured to reciprocate
in the traverse direction while holding the yarns (Y);
two or more drivers (20) each including a movable portion (22) to which corresponding
one or more of the traverse guides (14) are attached, the movable portion (22) being
configured to reciprocate in the traverse direction; and
a controller (16) configured to control operation of the drivers (20), wherein:
the controller (16) is configured to control the plurality of drivers (20) so that
at a same time when the movable portion (22) or movable portions (22) of one or some
of the plurality of drivers (20) turn around to move in one of opposite directions,
the movable portion (22) of at least one driver of a remainder of the plurality of
drivers (20) turns around to move in a remaining one of the opposite directions,
characterized in that:
the plurality of drivers (20) are aligned in a line in the traverse direction, and
a structure using a ball screw is used as each of the drivers (20).
2. The traverse unit (12) according to claim 1, wherein the number of the at least one
driver of the remainder having the movable portion (22) turning around to move in
the remaining one of the opposite directions at the same time when the movable portion
(22) or movable portions (22) of the one or some of the plurality of drivers (20)
turn around to move in the one of the opposite directions is equal to the number of
the one or some of the plurality of drivers (20).
3. The traverse unit (12) according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the number of the traverse
guides (14) attached to each movable portion (22) is two or more.
4. The traverse unit (12) according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a predetermined
equal number of traverse guides (14) are attached to the movable portion (22) of each
of the plurality of drivers (20).
5. The traverse unit (12) according to claim 4, wherein:
an even number of traverse guides (14) are provided to the traverse unit (12); and
the plurality of drivers (20) include a first driver (20A) and a second driver (20B),
the first driver (20A) including the movable portion (22) to which a half of the even
number of traverse guides (14) is attached, the second driver (20B) including the
movable portion (22) to which a remaining half of the even number of traverse guides
(14) is attached.
6. The traverse unit (12) any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein a traversal speed at which
the yarns (Y) are traversed is 8 m/min or higher.
7. A yarn winding device comprising the traverse unit (12) recited in any one of claims
1 to 6, wherein
the yarn winding device is configured to wind the yarns (Y) traversed by the traverse
unit (12) to form packages.
1. Traverseneinheit (12), die dazu konfiguriert ist, Garne (Y) in einer Traversenrichtung
zu bewegen, wobei die Traverseneinheit (12) umfasst:
Traversenführungen (14), die jeweils für die Garne (Y) bereitgestellt und dazu konfiguriert
sind, sich in der Traversenrichtung hin- und herzubewegen, während sie die Garne (Y)
halten;
zwei oder mehr Mitnehmer (20), die jeder einen verfahrbaren Abschnitt (22) beinhalten,
an dem entsprechende eine oder mehrere der Traversenführungen (14) angebracht sind,
wobei der verfahrbare Abschnitt (22) dazu konfiguriert ist, sich in der Traversenrichtung
hin- und herzubewegen; und
eine Steuerung (16), die dazu konfiguriert ist, den Betrieb der Mitnehmer (20) zu
steuern, wobei:
die Steuerung (16) dazu konfiguriert ist, die Vielzahl von Mitnehmern (20) so zu steuern,
dass zu einer gleichen Zeit, zu der der verfahrbare Abschnitt (22) oder die verfahrbaren
Abschnitte (22) von einem oder einigen von der Vielzahl von Mitnehmern (20) umkehren,
um sich in eine von entgegensetzten Richtungen zu bewegen, der verfahrbare Abschnitt
(22) von mindestens einem Mitnehmer von einem Rest von der Vielzahl von Mitnehmern
(20) umkehrt, um sich in eine verbleibende von den entgegengesetzten Richtungen zu
bewegen,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass:
die Vielzahl von Mitnehmern (20) in einer Linie in der Traversenrichtung ausgerichtet
ist, und
eine Struktur, die eine Kugelrollspindel verwendet, als jeder der Mitnehmer (20) verwendet
ist.
2. Traverseneinheit (12) nach Anspruch 1, wobei die Anzahl des mindestens einen Mitnehmers
von dem Rest, dessen verfahrbarer Abschnitt (22) umkehrt, um sich zur gleichen Zeit
in die verbleibende der entgegengesetzten Richtungen zu bewegen, zu der der verfahrbare
Abschnitt (22) bzw. die verfahrbaren Abschnitte (22) des einen oder der einigen von
der Vielzahl von Mitnehmern (20) umkehrt bzw. umkehren, um sich in die eine der entgegengesetzten
Richtungen zu bewegen, der Anzahl des einen oder der einigen von der Vielzahl von
Mitnehmern (20) entspricht.
3. Traverseneinheit (12) nach Anspruch 1 oder 2, wobei die Anzahl der an jedem verfahrbaren
Abschnitt (22) angebrachten Traversenführungen (14) zwei oder mehr ist.
4. Traverseneinheit (12) nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 3, wobei eine vorbestimmte gleiche
Anzahl von Traversenführungen (14) an dem verfahrbaren Abschnitt (22) von jedem von
der Vielzahl von Mitnehmern (20) angebracht ist.
5. Traverseneinheit (12) nach Anspruch 4, wobei:
eine gerade Anzahl von Traversenführungen (14) an der Traverseneinheit (12) bereitgestellt
ist; und
die Vielzahl von Mitnehmern (20) einen ersten Mitnehmer (20A) und einen zweiten Mitnehmer
(20B) beinhaltet, wobei der erste Mitnehmer (20A) den verfahrbaren Abschnitt (22)
beinhaltet, an dem eine Hälfte der geraden Anzahl von Traversenführungen (14) angebracht
ist, der zweite Mitnehmer (20B) den verfahrbaren Abschnitt (22) beinhaltet, an dem
eine verbleibende Hälfte der geraden Anzahl von Traversenführungen (14) angebracht
ist.
6. Traverseneinheit (12) nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 5, wobei eine Transversalgeschwindigkeit,
bei der die Garne (Y) verfahren werden, 8 m/min oder höher ist.
7. Garnspulvorrichtung, umfassend die in einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 6 dargelegten Traverseneinheit
(12), wobei
die Garnspulvorrichtung dazu konfiguriert ist, die durch die Traverseneinheit (12)
verfahrenen Garne (Y) aufzuspulen, um Spulen zu bilden.
1. Unité de défilement (12) configurée pour faire défiler des fils (Y) dans une direction
de défilement, l'unité de défilement (12) comprenant :
des guides de défilement (14) fournis pour les fils (Y) respectivement, et configurés
pour effectuer un mouvement alternatif dans la direction de défilement tout en maintenant
les fils (Y) ;
deux ou plus de deux dispositifs d'entraînement (20) comprenant chacun une partie
mobile (22) à laquelle un ou plusieurs guides correspondants des guides de défilement
(14) sont fixés, la partie mobile (22) étant configurée pour effectuer un mouvement
alternatif dans la direction de défilement ; et
un dispositif de commande (16) configuré pour commander le fonctionnement des dispositifs
d'entraînement (20), dans lequel :
le dispositif de commande (16) est configuré pour commander la pluralité de dispositifs
d'entraînement (20) de sorte qu'en même temps que la partie mobile (22) ou les parties
mobiles (22) d'un ou certains de la pluralité de dispositifs d'entraînement (20) tournent
pour se déplacer dans une première parmi des directions opposées, la partie mobile
(22) d'au moins un dispositif d'entraînement d'une partie restante de la pluralité
de dispositifs d'entraînement (20) tourne pour se déplacer dans une direction restante
des directions opposées,
caractérisée en ce que :
la pluralité des dispositifs d'entraînement (20) sont alignés en ligne dans la direction
de défilement, et
une structure utilisant une vis à bille est utilisée en tant que chacun des dispositifs
d'entraînement (20).
2. Unité de défilement (12) selon la revendication 1, dans laquelle le nombre des au
moins un dispositif d'entraînement de la partie restante ayant la partie mobile (22)
tournant pour se déplacer dans la direction restante des directions opposées en même
temps que la partie mobile (22) ou les parties mobiles (22) d'un ou certains de la
pluralité de dispositifs d'entraînement (20) tournent pour se déplacer dans la première
des directions opposées est égal au nombre des un ou certains de la pluralité de dispositifs
d'entraînement (20).
3. Unité de défilement (12) selon la revendication 1 ou 2, dans laquelle le nombre des
guides de défilement (14) fixés à chaque partie mobile (22) est de deux ou plus.
4. Unité de défilement (12) selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 3, dans laquelle
un nombre égal prédéterminé de guides de défilement (14) est fixé à la partie mobile
(22) de chacun de la pluralité de dispositifs d'entraînement (20).
5. Unité de défilement (12) selon la revendication 4, dans laquelle :
un nombre pair de guides de défilement (14) est fourni à l'unité de défilement (12)
; et
la pluralité de dispositifs d'entraînement (20) comprend un premier dispositif d'entraînement
(20A) et un second dispositif d'entraînement (20B), le premier dispositif d'entraînement
(20A) incluant la partie mobile (22) à laquelle une moitié du nombre pair de guides
de défilement (14) est fixée, le second dispositif d'entraînement (20B) incluant la
partie mobile (22) à laquelle une moitié restante du nombre pair de guides de défilement
(14) est fixée.
6. Unité de défilement (12) selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 5, dans laquelle
une vitesse de défilement à laquelle les fils (Y) défilent est de 8 m/min ou plus.
7. Dispositif de bobinage de fils comprenant l'unité de défilement (12) mentionnée selon
l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 6, dans lequel
le dispositif de bobinage de fils est configuré pour enrouler les fils (Y) défilés
par l'unité de défilement (12) pour former des ensembles.