Electromotively operating device for forming a leno selvedge for a loom and a projectile loom having such a device
AssigneeGebruder Klocker GmbH
InventorsChristoph Schwemmlein, Kurt Hockemeyer
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Abstract
The invention relates to an electromotively operating device (1) for forming a leno selvedge, comprising a rotor (10) having two thread-guide eyelets (14) arranged diagonally opposite each other in the rotor (10) for the leno threads, and a stator (30) accommodating the rotor (10). The rotor (10) has a magnetic disk (16), wherein the magnetic disk (16) has a plurality of alternately positive and negative magnetized segments (17), which are oriented in an axial direction of the rotor (10).
Claims12
An electromotively operating apparatus for forming a leno selvage comprising:
- a rotor having two thread guiding eyes arranged diagonally opposite one another in the rotor for the leno threads, the rotor having a magnetic disk, the magnetic disk having a plurality of alternately positively and negatively magnetized segments that are aligned in an axial direction of the rotor;
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- a stator receiving the rotor, the stator having a spool holder and four individual and separate spools received by the spool holder, the stator further having axially disposed slits and yokes received in each slit, wherein the yokes and the four spools form four magnetic circuits parallel to the magnetic disk of the rotor, such that axial magnetic flux occurs between the magnetized segments of the magnetic disk and the magnetic circuits of the stator;
- wherein a respective two spools of the four spools form a spool pair opposite to one another in the spool holder and the spools of a spool pair have current applied simultaneously and identically such that tilt moments exerted on the rotor by the spools cancel one another and the rotor thus has no force effect axially.
An electromotively operating apparatus for forming a leno selvage comprising:
- a rotor having two thread guiding eyes arranged diagonally opposite one another in the rotor for the leno threads, the rotor having a magnetic disk, the magnetic disk having a plurality of alternately positively and negatively magnetized segments that are aligned in an axial direction of the rotor;
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- a stator receiving the rotor, the stator having a spool holder and six individual and separate spools received by the spool holder, the stator further having axially disposed slits and yokes received in each slit, wherein the yokes and the six spools form six magnetic circuits parallel to the magnetic disk of the rotor, such that axial magnetic flux occurs between the magnetized segments of the magnetic disk and the magnetic circuits of the stator;
- wherein a respective three spools of the six spools are arranged at an angle of 120 degree with respect to one another in the spool holder and have current applied to the three spools simultaneously and identically such that tilt moments exerted on the rotor by the spools cancel one another and the rotor thus has no force effect axially.
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