Spinning or twisting machine, especially for glass-fiber threads
AssigneeZinser Textilmaschinen GmbH
InventorsGerd Hausner, Rolf Semmelrodt
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AssigneeZinser Textilmaschinen GmbH
InventorsGerd Hausner, Rolf Semmelrodt
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In order to maintain a desired feed velocity in a glass-fiber thread passing via a traveler from a supply bobbin to a cop on a spindle, the thread is led upstream of the traveler through the nip of a pair of rollers that are set in rotation by its motion to drive a tachometer working into a speed regulator which controls the bobbin drive. The output signal of the tachometer may further be used to measure the length of thread payed out from the supply bobbin and/or to generate an alarm signal stopping the bobbin and spindle drives in the event of a slowdown of the roller rotation indicative of a thread break; such an alarm signal could also be produced when a speed sensor coupled with the bobbin drive detects an excessive increase in its operating speed caused in the event of a thread break by feedback from the tachometer.
In textile machines comprising first drive means for rotating a supply bobbin from which a thread is being drawn through a traveler onto a cop on a spindle rotated by second drive means,
In textile machines comprising first drive means for rotating a supply bobbin from which a thread is being drawn through a traveler onto a cop on a spindle rotated by second drive means,
In textile machines comprising first drive means for rotating a supply bobbin from which a thread is being drawn through a traveler onto a cop on a spindle rotated by second drive means,
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