Method and device for driving a weaving machine during slow motion
AssigneePicanol N.V., Naamloze Venootschap
InventorsWalter Bilcke, Ludo Faes, Chris Noppe
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AssigneePicanol N.V., Naamloze Venootschap
InventorsWalter Bilcke, Ludo Faes, Chris Noppe
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A method for driving a weaving machine during slow motion includes the steps of carrying out the slow motion drive using the main drive motor, and controlling excitation of the main drive motor as a function of the load on the weaving machine parts which has been predetermined and stored in a memory as a function of weaving machine part positions. The required speed of the weaving machine parts to be driven may also be taken into account in controlling the main drive motor. A device for carrying out the method includes the main drive motor, a power phase controller for the main drive motor, detectors for detecting the positions of the weaving machine parts, and a comparator for comparing the positions with stored positions in order to take into account the load data which has been entered.
A method of driving a weaving machine in slow motion, said weaving machine including a main drive motor, and parts which are driven by the main drive motor, comprising the steps of:
A device for driving a weaving machine, comprising means including a main drive motor for driving a plurality of weaving machine parts, detection means for detecting a position of the weaving machine parts to be driven;
A method of driving a weaving machine in slow motion, said weaving machine including a main drive motor and weaving machine parts to be driven by the main drive motor, comprising the step of controlling excitation of the main drive motor during slow motion as a function of a required speed and of positions of the weaving machine parts to be driven.
A device for driving a weaving machine, comprising means including a main drive motor for driving a plurality of weaving machine parts, detection means for detecting a position of the weaving machine parts to be driven;
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