A device and a method for sensing breakage or end of warp yarn for a fabric weaving loom
AssigneeSiddharth Lohia
InventorSiddharth Lohia
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AssigneeSiddharth Lohia
InventorSiddharth Lohia
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The invention is a warp breakage/end sensing system and a device to detect end of a miming yarn on a CWM used to make endless tubular fabric. The device of the invention incorporates a mechanism which causes a notification in the form of a signal (indicating yarn breakage or yarn end) to be sent to the loom operator in the situation where a yarn breakage is detected. The device employs a drop wire (6) which loses its elevation and falls (under its self-weight) from its normal operative position. The drop causes a first element (7) to rotate and come in contact (physical or non-physical) with a second element (8), thereby completing an electric circuit and sending a yarn breakage signal to the operator. Upon restoration of the yarn, the first element restores to its normal working position. In the case of a non-physical contact, the first sensing element enters the triggering region of the second sensing element thus causing a signal to be sent.
A device for sensing end of warp yarn or tape on a circular weaving machine (CWM) or a weaving loom, said device comprises a yarn-end detection means to detect the breakage of or end in said running yarn, and a notification means to notify breakage of or end of yarn, said yarn-end detection means comprising a first element provided with a number of cavities/openings each of said cavity/opening corresponding to a drop wire that is provided corresponding to each individual yarn, each said drop wire passing through one of said cavity/opening, and said drop wire having a loop or an eye for passage of said warp yarn, said drop wire being held in its normal operating position due to tension in said running yarn warp, characterized in that:
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