Apparatus for sliver can controlling in a spinning mill
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Toyoda Jidoshokki Seisakusho
InventorTakuzo Tooka
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AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Toyoda Jidoshokki Seisakusho
InventorTakuzo Tooka
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An apparatus for sliver can controlling in a spinning mill having a plurality of spinning machines each comprising a plurality of spinning stations. The apparatus includes various lines of sliver can transporting tracks through which a full sliver can may be brought to a position adjacent to any of the spinning stations, as required. Sliver consumption quantities at the respective stations are computed by a control circuit as a central processing unit. When the sliver consumption at any one of the spinning stations reaches a predetermined quantity at which its sliver can is nearly empty, the control circuit operates to energize a warning means and means for indicating the number designating such spinning station calling for sliver can replacement. Simultaneously, the control circuit operates to drive and actuate the transporting means and guide means incorporated in the transporting tracks in such a way that a route is established through which the sliver can is transferred up to a position adjacent to the spinning station at issue.
In a yarn spinning mill having a plurality of drawing frames for producing sliver, and a plurality of elongated spinning machines each having a plurality of spinning stations along its length, each said spinning station having means for spinning yarn from sliver drawn from a supply thereof within a removable sliver can adjacent to the station, the improvement comprising detecting means for detecting any one of said sliver cans adjacent to said spinning stations in which said sliver supply has been substantially exhausted by said yarn spinning at the spinning station, said detecting means comprising spun yarn length measuring means including yarn-breakage sensing means associated with each said spinning station and which together detect when said sliver supply adjacent to said station is substantially exhausted;
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