Weaving or textile machine and process for such a machine
AssigneeTexo AB
InventorJan-Erik Månsson
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Abstract
A weaving or textile machine is provided that has a beamed (20, 21, 22 and 23) base (2) and moving parts, wherein the moving parts, during weaving, cause vibrations (18, 19) which spread to the base (2), and wherein that the beams are joined by or by means of a vibration-absorbing and dimensionally rigid compound (26), which prevents substantial spreading of the vibrations to a foundation (35) supporting the machine (1).
Claims30
A weaving or textile machine of considerable weight of at least about 50 tons and having moving parts therein, the machine comprising:
- a base including beams arranged across a width of the machine,
- said moving parts, during weaving, causing vibrations which spread to the base;
- and
- a vibration-absorbing and dimensionally rigid compound located in a space between the beams,
- wherein the space is arranged across essentially the entire width of the machine,
- said compound preventing a substantial spreading of the vibrations to a foundation supporting the machine.
A process for installing a weaving or textile machine of considerable weight of at least about 50 tons and having a beamed base comprising beams, and moving parts which, during weaving or product manufacturing, cause vibrations which spread against or to the base, the process comprising:
- erecting the beams across a width of the machine on a first foundation;
- and
- applying a vibration-absorbing and dimensionally rigid compound in at least a portion of a first space defined by the first foundation and the beams,
- wherein the first space is arranged across essentially the entire width of the machine.
A weaving or textile machine of considerable weight and having moving parts therein, the machine comprising:
- a base including beams arranged across a width of the machine, said moving parts, during weaving, causing vibrations which spread to the base;
- and
- a vibration-absorbing and dimensionally rigid compound comprising concrete located in a space between the beams,
- said compound preventing a substantial spreading of the vibrations to a foundation supporting the machine and being reinforced with both a polymer and reinforcing iron,
- wherein the machine is capable of being erected directly on a floor foundation via the base of the machine,
- wherein the base, viewed in a transverse direction of the base, is divided into a number of blocks,
- wherein the beams of the base are cast together with the compound in at least 20% of a transverse extent of the base, and
- wherein the casting material has a vertical extent which is at least 80% of a vertical extent of the beams.
A process for installing a weaving or textile machine of considerable weight and having a beamed base comprising beams and moving parts which, during weaving or product manufacturing, cause vibrations which spread against or to the base, the process comprising:
- erecting the beams across a width of the machine on a first foundation;
- applying a vibration-absorbing and dimensionally rigid compound in at least a portion of a first space defined by the first foundation and the beams;
- arranging a second space within the first space,
- said second space being defined by longitudinal inner beams and a unit or board which demarcates the second space from the first space;
- ensuring that the second space is a compound-free space;
- mutually fixing the beams with a fixture prior to said applying the vibration-absorbing and dimensionally rigid compound;
- providing the first space with reinforcing iron;
- applying a concrete compound in the first space;
- producing and connecting together, when viewed in the transverse direction of the base, a plurality of base segments or base blocks;
- prefabricating the base segments or base blocks and transporting the base segments or base blocks to an erection site,
- wherein the machine is capable of being erected directly on a floor foundation via the base of the machine,
- wherein the weight is 50 tons or more, and
- wherein the weight of the compound is approximately 20% of the total weight of the machine.
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