EP1616827B1 - Automatic winder and its winding unit - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an automatic winder according to the preamble of claim 1.
- the upper part of the winding unit of such a winder may be tilted for maintenance and repair.
- FIG. 11 Another conventional automatic winder (see fig. 11) comprises a plurality of winding units 4 arranged in a lateral direction corresponding to a horizontal conveyor conveying direction, between a supply bobbin conveyor 2 on a rear side E and an empty bobbin conveyor 3 on a front side F, as shown in the side view in Figure 11.
- Each winding unit 4 has a standing frame 6 supported tiltably on an support pipe 5 and has a bobbin supply and ejection device 7, a yarn joining device 8, and a winding device 9 attached on the standing frame 6.
- the standing frame 6 can be tilted between a winding position A where it is stood up and a tilted position C for maintenance and inspection.
- Each winding unit 4 stops a supply bobbin B supplied from the supply bobbin conveyor 2, at an unwinding position D and then uses a winding device 9 to lift a yam unwound from the supply bobbin B so as to form a package P.
- the winding unit 4 also ejects an empty bobbin B' to the empty bobbin conveyor 3.
- the conventional winding unit 4 is assembled by an operator by attaching, to the single standing frame 6, parts constituting the bobbin supply and ejection device 7, the yarn joining device 8, and the winding device 9. Since, however, the large number of parts cannot substantially be simultaneously attached to the single standing frame 6, the assembly requires the parts to be sequentially attached, thereby increasing an assembly man hour. Furthermore, the winding unit 4 may require different parts depending on different specifications for a yarn or the like, thereby requiring a large amount of time and labor to select parts. Thus, there has been a demand for a reduction in assembly man hour.
- a bobbin tray guide (not shown) must be attached instead of the bobbin supply and ejection device 7 tilted with the standing frame 6 for inspection and maintenance. Attachment and removal of the tray guide requires a large amount of time and labor.
- the frequency of maintenance and inspection differs between the bobbin supply and ejection device 7 and the yarn joining device 8 and the winding device 9 and is higher with the yarn joining device 8 and the winding device 9.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a winding unit for an automatic winder having an improved capability for maintenance and repair.
- the upper part and the intermediate part may be therefore tilted together or only the upper part may be tilted. Also the lower part may be tilted but also removed as a unit. Such an arrangement results in the possibility to maintain and repair all essential components of a winding unit independently without interference with the operation of the remaining winding units.
- the automatic winder 11 of Fig. 1 which does not fall under the present invention comprises a plurality of winding units 4 arranged in a lateral direction corresponding to a conveyor conveying direction between a supply bobbin conveyor 12 on a rear side E and an empty bobbin conveyor 13 on a front side F (an operation passage side) as shown in Figure 1.
- the winding unit 4 is divided into a lower part 21 having a bobbin supply and ejection device 12, and an upper part 20 having a yarn joining, device 18 and a winding device 19.
- the upper part 20 can be tilted between a winding position A where it is upright and a tilted position C where it is tilted toward the operation passage side.
- the tilted position C is a position where the upper part 20 does not hinder the empty bobbin B' from being conveyed by the empty bobbin conveyor 13.
- a standing frame 16 constituting the winding unit 14 is divided into an upper portion 16a forming the upper part 20 and a lower portion 16b forming the lower part 21.
- the lower end of the upper portion 16a is pivoted to a generally intermediate position at a front side of the lower portion 16b, as shown in Figures 1 and 2.
- the standing frame 16 has the lower portion 16b detachablly fixed to a base section 26, and the upper part 20, while standing at the winding position A, is connected to the base section 26 in the neighborhood of the top and bottom thereof using bolts 27. To tilt the upper part 20 from the winding position A to the tilted position C, the bolts 27 are released.
- a bobbin supply and ejection device 17 provided in the lower part 21 comprises a guide (not shown) including a passage formed between a plurality of plates to allow a tray T supporting a supply bobbin B to pass through the passage, and a feeding mechanism for intermittently moving the tray T.
- the feeding mechanism stops at an unwinding position D the supply bobbin B supplied from the supply bobbin conveyor 12 and ejects the empty bobbin B' onto the empty bobbin conveyor 13.
- the lower part 21 comprises a balloon controller 25 that moves upward and downward depending on the amount of yarn on the supply bobbin B so that the balloon controller 25 controls a balloon formed of the yarn unwound from the supply bobbin B, to stabilize yarn tension.
- the yarn joining device 18 provided in the upper part 20 comprises a suction pipe 24, a relay pipe 23, and a yarn joining hain body 22.
- the suction pipe 24 and the relay pipe 23 are pivoted for respectively sucking ends of a yarn cut by a cutter (not shown) to place the upper and lower yarns into the yarn joining main body 22.
- the winding device 19 provided in the upper part 20 comprises a traverse drum 33 supported on the upper portion 16a of the standing frame 16, a drum cover 28 having a traverse regulating guide, and a package supporting member 29. When the traverse drum 33 of the winding device 19 is driven, the yarn unwound from the supply bobbin B is wound into the package P.
- the upper part 20 comprises a tension adjusting device 30 in a bottom portion and a wax applying device 31 and a yarn defect detecting device 32 in an intermediate portion.
- the upper part 20 includes devices frequently inspected for maintenance and other devices.
- the tension adjusting device. 30 adjusts the tension of the yarn unwound from the supply bobbin B into the package P.
- the wax applying device 31 applies a wax to the yarn, and the yarn defect detecting device 32 operates when a defect in the yarn wound into the package is detected, to cut the yarn to remove the defect.
- the winding unit 14 can move the yarn joining device 18 and the winding device 19, which are frequently inspected for maintenance, to position where they are easily inspected for maintenance by tilting only the upper part 20 from the winding position A to the tilted position C without the need to move the lower part 21 having the bobbin supply and ejection device 17 and the balloon controller 25, which are not frequently inspected for maintenance.
- the upper part 20 is pivoted via a shaft 16c above the bobbin supply and ejection device 17, so that the tilting center of the upper part 20 is higher than that of the conventional automatic winder. Consequently, the angle through which the upper part 20 can be tilted without hindering the empty bobbin B' from-being conveyed by the empty bobbin conveyor 13 on the operation passage side F can be increased above the tilting angle of the conventional automatic winder, thereby enabling the winding unit 14 to be drawn out further toward the operation passage side further than in the prior art.
- the lower part 21 and the upper part 20 can be integrally handled to enable the entire winding unit 14 to be easily replaced with a new one.
- the balloon controller 25 Since the balloon controller 25 is fixed, a cylinder of the balloon controller 25 and the bobbin need not be centered after inspection for maintenance.
- the automatic winder 11 which does not fall under the present invention, comprises a plurality of pneumatic paths for devices provided in each winding unit 14 and requiring compressed air.
- the plurality of pneumatic paths comprise one composed of a piping joining member 34 provided in the base section 26, and the other composed of a plurality of pneumatic pipes R1 to R4 provided in each winding unit 14.
- an unwinding pneumatic pipe R1 and a twisting pneumatic pipe R2 are extended from the yarn joining device 18, a package contacting and pressing pneumatic pipe R3 is extended from the winding device 19, and a yarn tension adjusting pneumatic pipe R4 is extended from the yarn tension adjusting device 30.
- each of the pneumatic pipes R1 to R4 can be removably joined via a coupling 35 to a corresponding one of connection ports in the piping joining members 34 because the length of each pneumatic pipe R1 to R4 provided in the tilted upper part 20, when it is tilted, must be minimized to make the entire winding unit compact.
- These pneumatic pipes R1 to R4 are each formed of a flexible pipe for easy attachment and removal.
- a piping joining member 34 is provided for each winding unit 14, and has branch pipes S1 to S4 connected thereto and branching from main pipes M1 to M4 common to each winding unit 14.
- the piping joining member 34 comprises a closing piece 36 composed of a spindle valve disc and a valve operating member 37 composed of a lever so that the valve operating member 37 is operated to simultaneously open and close the pneumatic paths.
- the piping joining member 34 can close the closing piece 36 to preclude variations in the pressure in the pneumatic pipes R1 to R4 of the other winding units 14.
- Each winding unit 14 has a transmission mechanism 38 for transmitting power between the lower part 21 and the upper part 20.
- the transmission mechanism 38 has one 38a of a driving node or a driven node (in the drawings the driven node) disposed in the lower part 21 and the other 38b (in the drawings the driving node) disposed in the upper part 20.
- the driving node 38b is a cam while the driven node 38a is a cam lever so as to drive the bobbin supply and ejection device 17 provided in the lower part 21.
- Each winding unit 14 of the automatic winder 11 uses the bobbin supply and ejection device 17 to guide the supply bobbin B loaded by the supply bobbin conveyer 18, to the predetermined unwinding position D, as shown in Figure 1.
- the yarn unwound from the supply bobbin B stopped at the unwinding position D is passed through the balloon controller 25, the yarn tension adjusting device 30, the wax applying device 31, and the yarn defect detecting device 32 and wound into the package P, which is rotated by the traverse drum 33.
- the suction pipe 24 and the relay pipe 23 are pivoted to place the upper and lower yarns into the yarn joining main body 22.
- the empty bobbin B' is ejected onto the empty bobbin conveyor 13 by means of the bobbin supply and ejection device 17.
- Figures 4 to 8 show a second embodiment of a winding unit, which does not fall under the present invention.
- An automatic winder 111 comprises a plurality of winding units 114 arranged in a lateral direction corresponding to a conveyor conveying direction between a supply bobbin conveyor 112 on a rear side E and an empty bobbin conveyor 113 on a front side F (an operation passage side) as shown in Figure 4.
- the winding unit 114 is divided into an upper part and a lower part 121 comprising a bobbin supply and ejection device 117, the upper part 120 is divided into an intermediate portion 122 comprising a yarn joining device 118 and an upper portion 123 comprising a winding device 119.
- an assembly operation for attaching the bobbin supply and ejection device 117 to the lower part 121, an assembly operation for attaching the yarn joining device 118 to the intermediate portion 122, and an assembly operation for attaching the winding device 119 to the upper portion 123 are individually performed, and the winding unit 114 is assembled by connecting the assembled lower part 121, the intermediate portion 122 and the upper portion 123.
- the intermediate portion 122 and the upper portion 123 are coupled together via a bolt 125, a support leg 122a of the intermediate portion 122 is pivoted via a shaft 124 to a generally intermediate position at the front side of the lower part 121, and the support leg 122a is connected via a bolt 128 to the lower part 121.
- the intermediate portion 122 and upper portion 123 have their right opening covered with a removable cover 147, while the lower part 121 has its right opening covered with a removable cover 148.
- the assembled winding unit 114 is integrated into the automatic winder 111 by allowing the lower end of the lower part 121 to be removably supported by a support pipe 127 and removably connecting the rear side of the lower part 121 and the upper portion 123 via bolts 129, 130 to a fixedly located base section 126.
- the bolts 128, 130 are removed to disconnect the corresponding components and tilted from the winding operation position.
- the tilted position C is a position where the tilted winding unit part does not hinder the empty bobbin B' from being conveyed by the empty bobbin conveyor 113.
- the bolts 129, 130 are removed to disconnect the corresponding components with the lower part 121 and the intermediate portion 122 connected together via the bolt 128.
- the upper part 120 of the winding unit 114 is composed of metal but may be manufactured, by injection moulding. If the upper part 120 is formed of a synthetic resin material, a cylindrical boss 131 with a bolt through-hole 131a is directly joined to a side plate 133 and a side edge 131b of the boss 131 extending in a direction in which the bolt is inserted is joined to the side plate 133 by a rib 132, thereby a stress occurring in the boss 131 due to the connection of the bolt 125 is distributed, as shown in Figures 6 and 7.
- a connection section 144 is formed of an aluminum die cast
- a side plate 145 is formed of an iron plate
- the connection section 144 and the side plate 145 are connected together via a bolt 146.
- These components may be formed of a synthetic resin material. If the intermediate portion 122 is formed of a synthetic resin material, the boss 131 directly joined to the side plate 145 is connected to the side plate 145 via the rib 132 (not shown) to reduce a stress occurring in the boss 131 as in the upper portion 123 formed of a synthetic resin material.
- the bobbin supply and ejection device 117 provided in the lower part 121, shown in Figure 4, comprises a guide (not shown) including a passage formed between a plurality of plates to allow a tray T supporting a supply bobbin B to pass through the passage, and a feeding mechanism comprising a lever and/or a cam or the like for intermittently moving the tray T.
- the feeding mechanism stops, at an unwinding position D, the supply bobbin B supplied from the supply bobbin conveyor 112 and ejects an empty bobbin B' with a yarn already unwound, onto the empty bobbin conveyor 113.
- the lower part 121 comprises a balloon breaker 134 for controlling a balloon formed of the yarn unwound from the supply bobbin B, to stabilize yarn tension.
- the yarn joining device 118 provided in the intermediate portion 122 comprises a suction pipe 135, a relay pipe 136, and a yarn joining main body 137 .
- the suction pipe 135 and the relay pipe 136 for sucking ends of a yarn cut by a cutter (not shown) are pivoted to place the upper and lower yarns into the yam joining main body 137 for joining, as shown in Figures 4 and 5.
- the intermediate portion 122 comprises a tension adjusting device 141 in its lower left and a wax applying device 142 and a yarn defect detecting device 143 in its middle. In this manner, the intermediate portion 122 includes devices frequently inspected for maintenance and other devices.
- the tension adjusting device 141 adjusts the tension of the yarn unwound from the supply bobbin B into the package P, to a set value.
- the wax applying device 142 applies a wax to the yarn, and the yarn defect detecting device 143 operates when a defect in the yarn wound into the package is detected, to cut the yarn to remove the defect.
- the intermediate portion 122 incorporates a group of wiring and piping parts including electric wiring parts (for example, wiring cords, connectors, and a control panel) and compressed air piping parts (for example, pipes, connectors, and solenoid valves), and a group of transmission parts including power transmission parts (for example, cams and cam levers, transmission shafts and bearings, and couplings), these groups each being formed into a block.
- a transmission part 149 constituting the group of transmission parts is attached to the side plate 145 via a bolt 150 in a cantilever manner, a free end 149a such as a cantilever-like shaft may be supported by a support member 151 to improve assembly rigidity to suppress vibration, as shown in Figure 8.
- the support member 151 comprises a connection plate 151a connected to the free end 149a, a plurality of distant pipes 151b, and bolts 151c inserted into the corresponding distant pipes 151b and screwed into the side plate 145.
- the winding device 119 provided in the upper portion 123 shown in Figures 4 and 5 comprises a traverse drum 138 journaled to the upper portion 123 in a cantilever manner, a drum cover 139 having a traverse regulating guide or the like, and a package supporting member 140 for supporting the package P into which the yarn is wound.
- a traverse drum 138 When the traverse drum 138 is driven, the yarn unwound from the supply bobbin B is wound into the package P.
- the upper part 120 is pivoted via a shaft 124 above the bobbin supply and ejection device 117, so that the tilting centers of the intermediate portion 122 and upper portion 123 are higher than those in the conventional automatic winder. Consequently, an angle through which the intermediate portion 122 and the frame upper portion 123 can be tilted without hindering the empty bobbin B' from being conveyed by the empty bobbin conveyor 113 on the operation passage side F can be increased above the that in the conventional automatic winder.
- the intermediate portion 122 of the winding unit 114 can be pivoted via a shaft 124 to the lower part 121 and is connected thereto using the bolt 128, the entire upper part 120 can be integrally handled to enable the entire winding unit 114 to be easily replaced with a new one.
- each winding unit 114 has a transmission mechanism 152 for transmitting power between the lower part 121 and the intermediate portion 122.
- the transmission mechanism 152 has one 152a of a driving node and a driven node (in the drawings the driven node) disposed in the lower part 121 while having the other 152b (in the drawings the driving node) disposed in the intermediate portion 122.
- the nodes 152a, 152b are connected together for transmission when the intermediate portion 122 is upright at the winding operation position A, and are separated when the intermediate portion 122 is tilted toward the tilted position C.
- the driving node that is, the other node 152b of the transmission mechanism 152 is formed of a cam while the driven node, that is, the one node 152a is formed of a cam lever, to drive the bobbin supply and ejection device 117 provided in the lower part 121.
- FIG. 9 is a left side view a third embodiment of a winding unit, which does not fall under the present invention, showing an automatic winder according to the parent patent.
- This embodiment differs from the second embodiment in that a support leg 223a of a upper portion 223 is pivoted via a shaft 253 to a front side of a intermediate portion 222, a support leg 223a is connected via a bolt 255 to the intermediate portion 222 and the intermediate portion 222 and the upper portion 223 is individually removably connected to a base section 226 via bolts 230, 230, so that the upper portion 223 can be independently moved from the winding operation position A to the maintenance and inspection position G to allow the winding device 219 and other devices provided in the upper portion 223 to be independently inspected for maintenance.
- FIG. 10 is a left side view an embodiment of a winding unit of an automatic winder according to the present invention.
- This embodiment differs from the second embodiment of the parent patent in that a frame lower part 421 and a frame intermediate part 422 are mutually separated without being connected together, a lower end of the frame lower part 421 is removably supported on a support frame 427 so as to be tilted, the frame lower part 421 is removably connected and fixed to a base section 426 via a connection member 429 such as a bolt, a frame intermediate part 422 is pivoted via a shaft 454 and connected to the base section 426 so as to be tilted, a support leg 423a of a frame upper part 423 is pivoted (453) to a front side of the frame intermediate part 422 so as to be separated therefrom, a support leg 423a is connected to the frame intermediate part 422 via a connection member 455 such as a bolt so as to be separated therefrom, and the frame intermediate section 422 and the frame upper
- connection members 430, 430 allows the frame upper part 423 and the frame intermediate part 422 to be moved from the winding operation position A to the maintenance and inspection position C whereas mutually disconnecting the connection member 430 and a connection member 455 of the frame upper part 423 allows only the frame upper part 423 to be moved from the winding operation position A to the maintenance and inspection position G.
- the Part of the configuration of this embodiment other than the above differences is substantially the same as that of the second embodiment of the parent patent.
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- The present invention relates to an automatic winder according to the preamble of
claim 1. - Such an automatic winder is known from
DE-A-4 438 346 defining the preamble ofclaim 1. - The upper part of the winding unit of such a winder may be tilted for maintenance and repair.
- Another conventional automatic winder (see fig. 11) comprises a plurality of
winding units 4 arranged in a lateral direction corresponding to a horizontal conveyor conveying direction, between asupply bobbin conveyor 2 on a rear side E and anempty bobbin conveyor 3 on a front side F, as shown in the side view in Figure 11. Eachwinding unit 4 has a standingframe 6 supported tiltably on ansupport pipe 5 and has a bobbin supply andejection device 7, ayarn joining device 8, and awinding device 9 attached on the standingframe 6. The standingframe 6 can be tilted between a winding position A where it is stood up and a tilted position C for maintenance and inspection. Eachwinding unit 4 stops a supply bobbin B supplied from thesupply bobbin conveyor 2, at an unwinding position D and then uses awinding device 9 to lift a yam unwound from the supply bobbin B so as to form a package P. Thewinding unit 4 also ejects an empty bobbin B' to theempty bobbin conveyor 3. - The
conventional winding unit 4 is assembled by an operator by attaching, to the single standingframe 6, parts constituting the bobbin supply andejection device 7, theyarn joining device 8, and thewinding device 9. Since, however, the large number of parts cannot substantially be simultaneously attached to the single standingframe 6, the assembly requires the parts to be sequentially attached, thereby increasing an assembly man hour. Furthermore, thewinding unit 4 may require different parts depending on different specifications for a yarn or the like, thereby requiring a large amount of time and labor to select parts. Thus, there has been a demand for a reduction in assembly man hour. - In this
automatic winder 1 to inspect anarbitrary winding unit 4 for maintenance while maintaining the operation of theother winding units 4, a bobbin tray guide (not shown) must be attached instead of the bobbin supply andejection device 7 tilted with the standingframe 6 for inspection and maintenance. Attachment and removal of the tray guide requires a large amount of time and labor. However, the frequency of maintenance and inspection differs between the bobbin supply andejection device 7 and theyarn joining device 8 and thewinding device 9 and is higher with theyarn joining device 8 and thewinding device 9. Thus, there has been a demand for the capability of moving theyarn joining device 8 and/or thewinding device 9 to the maintenance and inspection position without the need to move the bobbin supply andejection device 7. - The object of the present invention is to provide a winding unit for an automatic winder having an improved capability for maintenance and repair.
- This object is accomplished by the features of the characterizing portion of
claim 1. - The upper part and the intermediate part may be therefore tilted together or only the upper part may be tilted. Also the lower part may be tilted but also removed as a unit. Such an arrangement results in the possibility to maintain and repair all essential components of a winding unit independently without interference with the operation of the remaining winding units.
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- Figure 1 is a left side view of a first embodiment of a winding unit of an automatic winder according to the parent patent, which does not fall under the present invention.
- Figure 2 is a front view showing a winding unit of the automatic winder according to the embodiment of Fig. 1;
- Figure 3 is an enlarged perspective view showing a piping joining member including closing valves;
- Figure 4 is a left side view of a second embodiment of a winding unit of the automatic winder of the parent patent which does not fall under the present invention.
- Figure 5 is a front view of the winding unit according to the embodiment of Fig. 4;
- Figure 6 and 7 are enlarged sectional views taken along line VI-VI and line VII-VII, respectively, in Figure 4;
- Figure 8 is a sectional view showing how a transmission mechanism of the embodiment of Fig. 4;
- Figure 9 is a left side view of a third embodiment of the winding unit of the automatic winder of the parent patent; which does not fall under the present invention.
- Figure 10 is a left side view of an embodiment of the winding unit of an automatic winder of the present invention, and
- Figure 11 is a left side view of a winding unit of a conventional automatic winder.
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automatic winder 11 of Fig. 1 which does not fall under the present invention comprises a plurality ofwinding units 4 arranged in a lateral direction corresponding to a conveyor conveying direction between asupply bobbin conveyor 12 on a rear side E and anempty bobbin conveyor 13 on a front side F (an operation passage side) as shown in Figure 1. Thewinding unit 4 is divided into alower part 21 having a bobbin supply andejection device 12, and anupper part 20 having a yarn joining,device 18 and awinding device 19. Theupper part 20 can be tilted between a winding position A where it is upright and a tilted position C where it is tilted toward the operation passage side. The tilted position C is a position where theupper part 20 does not hinder the empty bobbin B' from being conveyed by theempty bobbin conveyor 13. - A standing
frame 16 constituting thewinding unit 14 is divided into anupper portion 16a forming theupper part 20 and alower portion 16b forming thelower part 21. The lower end of theupper portion 16a is pivoted to a generally intermediate position at a front side of thelower portion 16b, as shown in Figures 1 and 2. The standingframe 16 has thelower portion 16b detachablly fixed to abase section 26, and theupper part 20, while standing at the winding position A, is connected to thebase section 26 in the neighborhood of the top and bottom thereof usingbolts 27. To tilt theupper part 20 from the winding position A to the tilted position C, thebolts 27 are released. - A bobbin supply and
ejection device 17 provided in thelower part 21 comprises a guide (not shown) including a passage formed between a plurality of plates to allow a tray T supporting a supply bobbin B to pass through the passage, and a feeding mechanism for intermittently moving the tray T. The feeding mechanism stops at an unwinding position D the supply bobbin B supplied from thesupply bobbin conveyor 12 and ejects the empty bobbin B' onto theempty bobbin conveyor 13. In addition to the bobbin supply andejection device 17, thelower part 21 comprises aballoon controller 25 that moves upward and downward depending on the amount of yarn on the supply bobbin B so that theballoon controller 25 controls a balloon formed of the yarn unwound from the supply bobbin B, to stabilize yarn tension. - The
yarn joining device 18 provided in theupper part 20 comprises asuction pipe 24, arelay pipe 23, and a yarn joininghain body 22. Thesuction pipe 24 and therelay pipe 23 are pivoted for respectively sucking ends of a yarn cut by a cutter (not shown) to place the upper and lower yarns into the yarn joiningmain body 22. Thewinding device 19 provided in theupper part 20 comprises atraverse drum 33 supported on theupper portion 16a of the standingframe 16, adrum cover 28 having a traverse regulating guide, and apackage supporting member 29. When thetraverse drum 33 of thewinding device 19 is driven, the yarn unwound from the supply bobbin B is wound into the package P. In addition to theyarn joining device 18 and thewinding device 19, theupper part 20 comprises atension adjusting device 30 in a bottom portion and awax applying device 31 and a yarndefect detecting device 32 in an intermediate portion. Theupper part 20 includes devices frequently inspected for maintenance and other devices. The tension adjusting device. 30 adjusts the tension of the yarn unwound from the supply bobbin B into the package P. Thewax applying device 31 applies a wax to the yarn, and the yarndefect detecting device 32 operates when a defect in the yarn wound into the package is detected, to cut the yarn to remove the defect. - The
winding unit 14 can move theyarn joining device 18 and thewinding device 19, which are frequently inspected for maintenance, to position where they are easily inspected for maintenance by tilting only theupper part 20 from the winding position A to the tilted position C without the need to move thelower part 21 having the bobbin supply andejection device 17 and theballoon controller 25, which are not frequently inspected for maintenance. - The
upper part 20 is pivoted via ashaft 16c above the bobbin supply andejection device 17, so that the tilting center of theupper part 20 is higher than that of the conventional automatic winder. Consequently, the angle through which theupper part 20 can be tilted without hindering the empty bobbin B' from-being conveyed by theempty bobbin conveyor 13 on the operation passage side F can be increased above the tilting angle of the conventional automatic winder, thereby enabling the windingunit 14 to be drawn out further toward the operation passage side further than in the prior art. - Since the
upper portion 16a of the standingframe 16 constituting theupper part 20 is pivoted via theshaft 16c to thelower portion 16b of the standingframe 16 constituting thelower part 21, thelower part 21 and theupper part 20 can be integrally handled to enable theentire winding unit 14 to be easily replaced with a new one. - Since the
balloon controller 25 is fixed, a cylinder of theballoon controller 25 and the bobbin need not be centered after inspection for maintenance. - As shown in Figures 1 and 3, the
automatic winder 11, which does not fall under the present invention, comprises a plurality of pneumatic paths for devices provided in eachwinding unit 14 and requiring compressed air. The plurality of pneumatic paths comprise one composed of apiping joining member 34 provided in thebase section 26, and the other composed of a plurality of pneumatic pipes R1 to R4 provided in eachwinding unit 14. In theupper part 20 of eachwinding unit 14, an unwinding pneumatic pipe R1 and a twisting pneumatic pipe R2 are extended from theyarn joining device 18, a package contacting and pressing pneumatic pipe R3 is extended from thewinding device 19, and a yarn tension adjusting pneumatic pipe R4 is extended from the yarntension adjusting device 30. An end of each of the pneumatic pipes R1 to R4 can be removably joined via acoupling 35 to a corresponding one of connection ports in thepiping joining members 34 because the length of each pneumatic pipe R1 to R4 provided in the tiltedupper part 20, when it is tilted, must be minimized to make the entire winding unit compact. These pneumatic pipes R1 to R4 are each formed of a flexible pipe for easy attachment and removal. - A
piping joining member 34 is provided for eachwinding unit 14, and has branch pipes S1 to S4 connected thereto and branching from main pipes M1 to M4 common to eachwinding unit 14. Thepiping joining member 34 comprises aclosing piece 36 composed of a spindle valve disc and avalve operating member 37 composed of a lever so that thevalve operating member 37 is operated to simultaneously open and close the pneumatic paths. When the pneumatic pipe R1 to R4 is attached or removed, thepiping joining member 34 can close theclosing piece 36 to preclude variations in the pressure in the pneumatic pipes R1 to R4 of theother winding units 14. - Each winding
unit 14 has atransmission mechanism 38 for transmitting power between thelower part 21 and theupper part 20. Thetransmission mechanism 38 has one 38a of a driving node or a driven node (in the drawings the driven node) disposed in thelower part 21 and the other 38b (in the drawings the driving node) disposed in theupper part 20. When theupper part 20 is upright at the winding position A, thenodes upper part 20 is tilted toward the tilted position C, thenodes node 38b is a cam while the drivennode 38a is a cam lever so as to drive the bobbin supply andejection device 17 provided in thelower part 21. - Each winding
unit 14 of theautomatic winder 11 according to this embodiment uses the bobbin supply andejection device 17 to guide the supply bobbin B loaded by thesupply bobbin conveyer 18, to the predetermined unwinding position D, as shown in Figure 1. The yarn unwound from the supply bobbin B stopped at the unwinding position D is passed through theballoon controller 25, the yarntension adjusting device 30, thewax applying device 31, and the yarndefect detecting device 32 and wound into the package P, which is rotated by thetraverse drum 33. For yarn joining, thesuction pipe 24 and therelay pipe 23 are pivoted to place the upper and lower yarns into the yarn joiningmain body 22. The empty bobbin B' is ejected onto theempty bobbin conveyor 13 by means of the bobbin supply andejection device 17. - Figures 4 to 8 show a second embodiment of a winding unit, which does not fall under the present invention.
- An
automatic winder 111 according to this embodiment comprises a plurality of windingunits 114 arranged in a lateral direction corresponding to a conveyor conveying direction between asupply bobbin conveyor 112 on a rear side E and anempty bobbin conveyor 113 on a front side F (an operation passage side) as shown in Figure 4. The windingunit 114 is divided into an upper part and alower part 121 comprising a bobbin supply andejection device 117, theupper part 120 is divided into anintermediate portion 122 comprising ayarn joining device 118 and anupper portion 123 comprising a windingdevice 119. During a process for manufacturing the windingunit 114 an assembly operation for attaching the bobbin supply andejection device 117 to thelower part 121, an assembly operation for attaching theyarn joining device 118 to theintermediate portion 122, and an assembly operation for attaching the windingdevice 119 to theupper portion 123 are individually performed, and the windingunit 114 is assembled by connecting the assembledlower part 121, theintermediate portion 122 and theupper portion 123. - During the assembly operation, the
intermediate portion 122 and theupper portion 123 are coupled together via abolt 125, asupport leg 122a of theintermediate portion 122 is pivoted via ashaft 124 to a generally intermediate position at the front side of thelower part 121, and thesupport leg 122a is connected via abolt 128 to thelower part 121. Theintermediate portion 122 andupper portion 123 have their right opening covered with aremovable cover 147, while thelower part 121 has its right opening covered with aremovable cover 148. The assembled windingunit 114 is integrated into theautomatic winder 111 by allowing the lower end of thelower part 121 to be removably supported by asupport pipe 127 and removably connecting the rear side of thelower part 121 and theupper portion 123 viabolts base section 126. - To inspect the
intermediate portion 122 and theupper portion 123 for maintenance, thebolts empty bobbin conveyor 113. To tilt the entire windingunit 114 from the winding operation position A to the tilted position C, thebolts lower part 121 and theintermediate portion 122 connected together via thebolt 128. - The
upper part 120 of the windingunit 114 is composed of metal but may be manufactured, by injection moulding. If theupper part 120 is formed of a synthetic resin material, acylindrical boss 131 with a bolt through-hole 131a is directly joined to aside plate 133 and aside edge 131b of theboss 131 extending in a direction in which the bolt is inserted is joined to theside plate 133 by arib 132, thereby a stress occurring in theboss 131 due to the connection of thebolt 125 is distributed, as shown in Figures 6 and 7. In theintermediate portion 122, aconnection section 144 is formed of an aluminum die cast, aside plate 145 is formed of an iron plate, and theconnection section 144 and theside plate 145 are connected together via abolt 146. These components, however, may be formed of a synthetic resin material. If theintermediate portion 122 is formed of a synthetic resin material, theboss 131 directly joined to theside plate 145 is connected to theside plate 145 via the rib 132 (not shown) to reduce a stress occurring in theboss 131 as in theupper portion 123 formed of a synthetic resin material. - The bobbin supply and
ejection device 117 provided in thelower part 121, shown in Figure 4, comprises a guide (not shown) including a passage formed between a plurality of plates to allow a tray T supporting a supply bobbin B to pass through the passage, and a feeding mechanism comprising a lever and/or a cam or the like for intermittently moving the tray T. The feeding mechanism stops, at an unwinding position D, the supply bobbin B supplied from thesupply bobbin conveyor 112 and ejects an empty bobbin B' with a yarn already unwound, onto theempty bobbin conveyor 113. In addition to the bobbin supply andejection device 117, thelower part 121 comprises aballoon breaker 134 for controlling a balloon formed of the yarn unwound from the supply bobbin B, to stabilize yarn tension. - The
yarn joining device 118 provided in theintermediate portion 122 comprises asuction pipe 135, arelay pipe 136, and a yarn joiningmain body 137. Thesuction pipe 135 and therelay pipe 136 for sucking ends of a yarn cut by a cutter (not shown) are pivoted to place the upper and lower yarns into the yam joiningmain body 137 for joining, as shown in Figures 4 and 5. In addition to theyarn joining device 118, theintermediate portion 122 comprises atension adjusting device 141 in its lower left and awax applying device 142 and a yarndefect detecting device 143 in its middle. In this manner, theintermediate portion 122 includes devices frequently inspected for maintenance and other devices. Thetension adjusting device 141 adjusts the tension of the yarn unwound from the supply bobbin B into the package P, to a set value. Thewax applying device 142 applies a wax to the yarn, and the yarndefect detecting device 143 operates when a defect in the yarn wound into the package is detected, to cut the yarn to remove the defect. - The
intermediate portion 122 incorporates a group of wiring and piping parts including electric wiring parts (for example, wiring cords, connectors, and a control panel) and compressed air piping parts (for example, pipes, connectors, and solenoid valves), and a group of transmission parts including power transmission parts (for example, cams and cam levers, transmission shafts and bearings, and couplings), these groups each being formed into a block. Atransmission part 149 constituting the group of transmission parts is attached to theside plate 145 via a bolt 150 in a cantilever manner, afree end 149a such as a cantilever-like shaft may be supported by asupport member 151 to improve assembly rigidity to suppress vibration, as shown in Figure 8. Thesupport member 151 comprises a connection plate 151a connected to thefree end 149a, a plurality ofdistant pipes 151b, andbolts 151c inserted into the correspondingdistant pipes 151b and screwed into theside plate 145. - The winding
device 119 provided in theupper portion 123 shown in Figures 4 and 5 comprises atraverse drum 138 journaled to theupper portion 123 in a cantilever manner, adrum cover 139 having a traverse regulating guide or the like, and apackage supporting member 140 for supporting the package P into which the yarn is wound. When thetraverse drum 138 is driven, the yarn unwound from the supply bobbin B is wound into the package P. - While the
lower part 121 having the bobbin supply andejection device 117 and theballoon breaker 134, which are not frequently inspected for maintenance, is fixed, only theintermediate portion 122 andupper portion 123 can be from the winding operation position A to the tilted position C to move theyarn joining device 118, the windingdevice 119, and other devices, which are frequently inspected for maintenance. - In addition, in the winding
unit 114, theupper part 120 is pivoted via ashaft 124 above the bobbin supply andejection device 117, so that the tilting centers of theintermediate portion 122 andupper portion 123 are higher than those in the conventional automatic winder. Consequently, an angle through which theintermediate portion 122 and the frameupper portion 123 can be tilted without hindering the empty bobbin B' from being conveyed by theempty bobbin conveyor 113 on the operation passage side F can be increased above the that in the conventional automatic winder. - Furthermore, since the
intermediate portion 122 of the windingunit 114 can be pivoted via ashaft 124 to thelower part 121 and is connected thereto using thebolt 128, the entireupper part 120 can be integrally handled to enable the entire windingunit 114 to be easily replaced with a new one. - As shown in Figure 4, each winding
unit 114 has atransmission mechanism 152 for transmitting power between thelower part 121 and theintermediate portion 122. Thetransmission mechanism 152 has one 152a of a driving node and a driven node (in the drawings the driven node) disposed in thelower part 121 while having the other 152b (in the drawings the driving node) disposed in theintermediate portion 122. Thenodes intermediate portion 122 is upright at the winding operation position A, and are separated when theintermediate portion 122 is tilted toward the tilted position C. In the illustrated example, the driving node, that is, theother node 152b of thetransmission mechanism 152 is formed of a cam while the driven node, that is, the onenode 152a is formed of a cam lever, to drive the bobbin supply andejection device 117 provided in thelower part 121. - Figure 9 is a left side view a third embodiment of a winding unit, which does not fall under the present invention, showing an automatic winder according to the parent patent. This embodiment differs from the second embodiment in that a
support leg 223a of aupper portion 223 is pivoted via ashaft 253 to a front side of aintermediate portion 222, asupport leg 223a is connected via abolt 255 to theintermediate portion 222 and theintermediate portion 222 and theupper portion 223 is individually removably connected to abase section 226 viabolts upper portion 223 can be independently moved from the winding operation position A to the maintenance and inspection position G to allow the windingdevice 219 and other devices provided in theupper portion 223 to be independently inspected for maintenance. - Figure 10 is a left side view an embodiment of a winding unit of an automatic winder according to the present invention. This embodiment differs from the second embodiment of the parent patent in that a frame
lower part 421 and a frameintermediate part 422 are mutually separated without being connected together, a lower end of the framelower part 421 is removably supported on asupport frame 427 so as to be tilted, the framelower part 421 is removably connected and fixed to abase section 426 via aconnection member 429 such as a bolt, a frameintermediate part 422 is pivoted via ashaft 454 and connected to thebase section 426 so as to be tilted, asupport leg 423a of a frameupper part 423 is pivoted (453) to a front side of the frameintermediate part 422 so as to be separated therefrom, asupport leg 423a is connected to the frameintermediate part 422 via aconnection member 455 such as a bolt so as to be separated therefrom, and the frameintermediate section 422 and the frameupper section 423 are individually removably connected and fixed to thebase section 426 viaconnection members connection members upper part 423 and the frameintermediate part 422 to be moved from the winding operation position A to the maintenance and inspection position C whereas mutually disconnecting theconnection member 430 and aconnection member 455 of the frameupper part 423 allows only the frameupper part 423 to be moved from the winding operation position A to the maintenance and inspection position G. The Part of the configuration of this embodiment other than the above differences is substantially the same as that of the second embodiment of the parent patent.
Claims (2)
- Automatic winder (411) having a base frame section (426) and a plurality of winding units (4) each winding unit comprising a bobbin supply and ejecting device (417), a yarn joining device (418) and a winding device (419) and being divided into an upper part (423) including the winding device (419) and an intermediate part (422) including the yarn joining device (418), the upper part (423) and the intermediate part (422) being pivotally connected to move the upper part (423) from a winding operation position (A) to a maintenance and inspection position (G),
characterized in that
each winding unit also comprises a lower part (421) including a balloon controller (25), which lower part (421) is at the lower end pivotally supported on a support frame (427) and is removably connected to the base frame section (426), and
the intermediate part (422) is pivotally connected by a support leg to an intermediate position at the front side of the base frame section (426) to move the upper part (423) and the intermediate part (422) from the winding operation position (A) to the maintenance and inspection position (C). - Automatic winder (411) according to claim 1
characterized in that
the upper part (423) is removably connected to the base frame section (426).
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