Insulating air-conditioning and soundproofing apparatus for textile machines
OwnerCarlo Menegattoinventor
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Abstract
Apparatus for insulating air-conditioning and soundproofing a work area of a textile machine includes a tubular cover arranged around the work area fitted with hatches for inspecting this area, an air-conditioning unit; which takes atmospheric air from the working environment of the machine and, after having conditioned it in a desired manner, feeds it inside the aforementioned tubular cover, and a manifold device for discharging "exhausted" conditioned air, coming from the inside of the tubular cover towards the outside of the working environment of the textile machine itself.
Claims6
An apparatus for a textile machine placed in a room of a mill and having a horizontally elongated frame supporting longitudinal rows of yarn-working devices, said apparatus comprising:
- a horizontally elongated, tubular insulation cover fixed to the frame and enclosing in its interior the rows of yarn-working devices, said tubular insulation cover being provided with hatches for inspecting the yarn-working devices and at least an inner part of said tubular insulation cover being provided with soundproofing and thermally insulating material;
- means for conditioning atmospheric air, said conditioning means being situated at one end of the textile machine and also being in communication with one longitudinal end of the tubular insulation cover, said conditioning means further taking air from the room in which the textile machine is placed and, after having filtered the air and having brought said air to predetermined values of selected temperature and relative humidity, feeding conditioned air into the tubular insulation cover;
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- manifold means, situated at an opposite longitudinal end of the one end occupied by said conditioning means, for discharging said conditioned air from the tubular insulation cover to an exterior outside of the room in which the textile machine is placed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.