Spun yarn winding device and spun yarn winding facility
AssigneeTMT Machinery, Inc.
InventorKinzo Hashimoto
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Abstract
A spun yarn winding device includes a machine body; a turret; a feeding roller that is fixed to the machine body, is not in contact with winding bobbins, and feeds yarns to the winding bobbins at a speed equal to or faster than a winding speed; a traverse device fixed at an upstream side of an advance direction of the yarns relative to the feeding roller and which traverses the yarns; a peripheral speed detection unit that detects a peripheral speed of the winding bobbins; and a control unit that is arranged and programmed to perform a basic operation to maintain a free length of the yarns at a standard length by controlling a rotational angle of a turret during a yarn winding period, the free length of the yarns being located between the feeding roller and the winding bobbins.
Claims12
A spun yarn winding device for winding spun yarns onto winding bobbins, the spun yarn winding device comprising:
- a machine body;
- a turret including bobbin holders that hold the winding bobbins and which is rotatable with respect to the machine body;
- a feeding roller that is fixed in position relative to the machine body, is not in contact with the winding bobbins, and feeds yarns to the winding bobbins at a speed equal to or faster than a speed at which the yarns are wound on the winding bobbins;
- a traverse device which is fixed in position upstream of the feeding roller with respect to an advance direction of the yarns and which traverses the yarns;
- a peripheral speed detection unit that detects a peripheral speed of the winding bobbins;
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- a control unit that is programmed to, during a yarn winding period, perform a basic operation to maintain a free length of the yarns at a standard length by controlling a rotational angle of the turret, the free length being lengths of portions of the yarns which are located between the feeding roller and the winding bobbins.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.