Method and apparatus for the simultaneous centralized control of the yarn brakes of twist spindles of a two-for-one twisting machine
AssigneeVolkmann GmbH
InventorHeinz W. Kamp
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AssigneeVolkmann GmbH
InventorHeinz W. Kamp
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A method and apparatus for the simultaneous centralized controlled adjustment of the braking force of yarn brakes of a plurality of twist spindles of a two-for-one twisting machine are provided, whereby each twist spindle is of the type having, in its hollow shaft, a yarn brake supported between two brake rings with one of the brake rings being rotatable in response to a downward axial pressure thereon in a manner such that the brake ring undergoes a discrete axial displacement to a new axial position. A support frame to which yarn balloon guides are mounted exerts a downward axial force such that the yarn balloon guides simultaneously exert downward axial pressure on the yarn intake conduits of the twist spindles which, in turn, effects axial displacement of the rotatable and axially adjustable brake ring on the yarn intake conduit of each twist spindle into new axial positions.
A method for the simultaneous centralized controlled adjustment of the braking force of capsule-like yarn brakes of a plurality of twist spindles of a two-for-one twisting machine, whereby each twist spindle includes a bullet-like brake arrangement disposed in the hollow shaft thereof having a capsule-like yarn brake supported between two brake rings disposed at an axial spacing from one another, one of the brake rings being rotatable in response to a downward axial pressure thereon in a manner such that the brake ring undergoes a discrete axial displacement to a new axial position at which the brake ring remains upon cessation of the downward axial pressure thereon, whereby each twist spindle includes a yarn intake conduit and has associated therewith a respective yarn balloon guide disposed above the yarn intake conduit, the method comprising:
An apparatus for simultaneously commonly adjusting the braking force of a plurality of capsule-like yarn brakes each disposed in a respective twist spindle of a two-for-one twisting machine, each twist spindle having a yarn brake supported by two axially spaced brake rings in the hollow shaft of the twist spindle, the one brake ring being rotatable in response to axial pressure thereon whereby the rotation of the brake ring effects a discrete axial movement of the brake ring into a new axial position at which the brake ring remains once the axial pressure thereon ceases, each twist spindle having a yarn intake conduit forming a portion of its hollow shaft, and the two-for-one twisting machine having a plurality of yarn balloon guides each associated with a respective twist spindle for guiding the formation of a yarn balloon relative thereto, the apparatus comprising:
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