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JPS58126322A - Production of core-sheath yarn - Google Patents

Production of core-sheath yarn

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Publication number
JPS58126322A
JPS58126322A JP779982A JP779982A JPS58126322A JP S58126322 A JPS58126322 A JP S58126322A JP 779982 A JP779982 A JP 779982A JP 779982 A JP779982 A JP 779982A JP S58126322 A JPS58126322 A JP S58126322A
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Prior art keywords
yarn
short fiber
core
fiber bundles
sheath
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Inventor
Sadakatsu Hotta
堀田 貞勝
Minoru Takewaki
武脇 稔
Katsunobu Nakada
中田 勝信
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Unitika Ltd
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    • DTEXTILES; PAPER
    • D01NATURAL OR MAN-MADE THREADS OR FIBRES; SPINNING
    • D01HSPINNING OR TWISTING
    • D01H1/00Spinning or twisting machines in which the product is wound-up continuously
    • D01H1/11Spinning by false-twisting
    • DTEXTILES; PAPER
    • D02YARNS; MECHANICAL FINISHING OF YARNS OR ROPES; WARPING OR BEAMING
    • D02GCRIMPING OR CURLING FIBRES, FILAMENTS, THREADS, OR YARNS; YARNS OR THREADS
    • D02G3/00Yarns or threads, e.g. fancy yarns; Processes or apparatus for the production thereof, not otherwise provided for
    • D02G3/22Yarns or threads characterised by constructional features, e.g. blending, filament/fibre
    • D02G3/26Yarns or threads characterised by constructional features, e.g. blending, filament/fibre with characteristics dependent on the amount or direction of twist
    • D02G3/28Doubled, plied, or cabled threads
    • D02G3/286Doubled, plied, or cabled threads with alternatively "S" and "Z" direction of twist, e.g. Self-twist process
    • DTEXTILES; PAPER
    • D02YARNS; MECHANICAL FINISHING OF YARNS OR ROPES; WARPING OR BEAMING
    • D02GCRIMPING OR CURLING FIBRES, FILAMENTS, THREADS, OR YARNS; YARNS OR THREADS
    • D02G3/00Yarns or threads, e.g. fancy yarns; Processes or apparatus for the production thereof, not otherwise provided for
    • D02G3/22Yarns or threads characterised by constructional features, e.g. blending, filament/fibre
    • D02G3/36Cored or coated yarns or threads

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  • Mechanical Engineering (AREA)
  • Textile Engineering (AREA)
  • Spinning Or Twisting Of Yarns (AREA)

Abstract

PURPOSE:Self-twisting is effected by intermittent nipping with the intermittent nipping rollers and by false twisting with a pair of belts to produce fine-denier core-sheath yarn containing one wadding yarn. CONSTITUTION:Two untwisted short fiber bundles Y1, Y2 are fed to between a pair of intermittent nipping rollers d1, d2, meanwhile a continuous yarn Y3 is sent into groove e on the roller d1, then into the false twister f where a pair of endless belts f1, f2 come into cross contact with each other. Both short fiber bundles Y1, Y2 and the continuous yarn Y3 are combined by the yarn guide g to wrap the continuous yarn as a wadding yarn with both short fiber bundles Y1, Y2 and effect self-twisting in S and Z alternate directions, thus producing a core- sheath yarn Y.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明は、芯糸となる1本の良識M1糸条又は紡績糸条
(以下連続糸条という。)と鞘糸となる2本以上の短繊
維束で構成される1本の芯鞘糸を。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention consists of one common sense M1 yarn or spun yarn (hereinafter referred to as continuous yarn) serving as a core yarn and two or more short fiber bundles serving as a sheath yarn. One core-sheath thread.

セ/L’7ツイスト方式tこより高速で製造する芯鞘糸
の製造方法に関するものである。
This invention relates to a method for producing core-sheath yarn at a higher speed than the C/L'7 twist method.

従来から、七pフツイスト方式によって製造される芯鞘
糸は芯糸2本と鞘糸2本によって構成され、芯糸1本の
みtこよるものはほとんど見られない。それは鞘糸とす
るために紡出した短繊維束に付与し得るS撚り、2撚り
の撚り数が少なく、紡出張力に耐え得るだけの強力を該
短繊維束に付与することができず、芯糸1本だけでは破
断?こつなかるためである。他方、スピンドル等により
施撚し、実撚りを与えて芯鞘糸を製造する方法では。
Conventionally, core-sheath yarns manufactured by the 7-p twist method are composed of two core yarns and two sheath yarns, and it is rarely seen that only one core yarn is used. The number of twists of S twist and 2 twist that can be imparted to the short fiber bundle spun to make the sheath yarn is small, and it is not possible to impart sufficient strength to the short fiber bundle to withstand the spinning force. Will it break with just one core thread? This is to help you get the hang of it. On the other hand, there is a method in which core-sheath yarn is produced by twisting with a spindle or the like to give actual twist.

スピンドルの回転数が最高でも20,000回/min
であり、また紡出張力に1耐え得るだけの紡績糸強力を
保持させるためt0500〜1000回/mの撚を付与
する 2− と、その紡出速度は20〜40 m/ min程度に過
ぎず。
The maximum spindle rotation speed is 20,000 times/min.
In addition, in order to maintain the strength of the spun yarn to withstand the spinning force, a twist of t0500 to 1000 times/m is applied, and the spinning speed is only about 20 to 40 m/min. .

生産性が低いため多くの錘数な必要とする。また7「5
鞘糸は細い芯糸を使用しても、その芯糸を完全に被覆す
るためには多くの鞘分の繊維を必要とするので太くなり
、細糸のi3絹糸を製造することは困難である。また芯
鞘糸は前記のごとく高価な細糸を芯糸として使用するに
もかかわらず太糸しか得られないため、優れた特性を有
するtこもかかわらず高級な衣料製造には必ずしも適さ
ないということになり、かつ前記のごとく生産性が低い
ということもあって、コスト而tこおいても極めて不利
である。
It requires a large number of spindles due to low productivity. Also 7 "5"
Even if a thin core yarn is used for the sheath yarn, it is difficult to produce fine i3 silk yarn because it requires a large number of sheath fibers to completely cover the core yarn. . In addition, as mentioned above, core-sheath yarns are only thick yarns even though they use expensive thin yarns as core yarns, so even though they have excellent properties, they are not necessarily suitable for manufacturing high-end clothing. Moreover, as mentioned above, the productivity is low, so it is extremely disadvantageous in terms of cost as well.

本発明は、従来の芯鞘糸の製造方法eこおける前記の欠
点を解決するために行われたもので、芯糸1本からなる
細糸のJぶ鞘糸な生産性良く生産することができる。セ
ルフツイストを利用した芯鞘糸の製造方法の提供を目的
とするものである。
The present invention was made in order to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks of the conventional manufacturing method for core-sheath yarns, and it is possible to produce fine yarns consisting of one core yarn with good productivity. can. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a method for manufacturing core-sheath yarn using self-twisting.

すなわち9本発明は常法管こよりドラフトされて一定の
間隔を保ってフロントローブから紡出された複数本の短
繊維束を、ローラ周面の中央部に芯 6− 系通過用の溝帯な穿ち、かつ一方のローブがその周面の
一部を切欠し、11■歇的に圧接し合って回転する一対
の1ill歇把持1ゴーヲの溝帯の両側tこ送りこみ、
同時tこ連続糸条を前記溝帯の中へ送りこんでそれぞれ
該間歇把持ローフを通過させ、引続き連続糸条をm数本
の短d&JIB束の間eこ平行eこ配列した状態で、互
いに交叉状に峻触しながら走行する1対のM?端状べμ
トからなる仮撚施撚体tこ導入して。
In other words, in the present invention, a plurality of short fiber bundles, which are drafted from a conventional pipe and spun from a front lobe at regular intervals, are placed in the central part of the roller circumferential surface through a groove zone for passage through the core system. A pair of 1ill grippers, with one lobe cutting out a part of its circumferential surface, are fed into both sides of the groove of the gripper, which rotates while pressing against each other intermittently.
At the same time, the continuous yarns are fed into the groove zone and passed through the intermittent gripping loaf, and then the continuous yarns are arranged parallel to each other between several m of short d&JIB bundles, and intersected with each other. A pair of M running while touching each other? End shape μ
Introducing a false twisted body consisting of

一方向1こ加熱することにより複数本の短繊維束それぞ
れにS、Z交互の撚りな付与し9次いで実質的eこ無撚
の連1@糸条を施撚された複数本の短繊維束・で挾んで
合糸し、複数本の短繊維束の撚りトルクに基づくセルフ
ツイスト みこみつつ1本の芯鞘糸を形成させて引取ることを特徴
とする芯鞘糸の製造方法である。
By heating in one direction, each of the plurality of short fiber bundles is given an alternating twist of S and Z, and then a plurality of short fiber bundles with a substantially untwisted string 1@yarn are formed. - A method for producing a core-sheath yarn, which is characterized in that the fibers are pinched and combined, and a single core-sheath yarn is formed and taken off while self-twisting is performed based on the twisting torque of a plurality of short fiber bundles.

以下に本発明の構成を図面eこ基づいて詳細に説明する
The configuration of the present invention will be explained in detail below with reference to the drawings.

第1図は本発明にがかる芯鞘糸の製造方法に用いる装置
の簡略斜視図、第2図はその側面図である。図示してい
ない通常のドラフト機構ケこよりド 4 フットされて、一定の間隔を保たせられながらフロント
ローフialから紡出された2本の無撚状態のの1対の
間歇把持ローフ(dl)、 (C2)は、一方のローブ
(C2)の周面の一部が、第2図で示すように、切欠さ
れているので9回転することeこより間歇的に圧接し合
う。またローブ(al)の局面の中央部には芯糸となる
連続糸条(ys)通過用の溝帯(e)が穿たれている。
FIG. 1 is a simplified perspective view of an apparatus used in the method for manufacturing core-sheath yarn according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a side view thereof. A pair of intermittent gripped loaves (DL) in a non-twisted state are spun from a front loaf ial while a regular draft mechanism (not shown) is footed and kept at a constant interval; As shown in FIG. 2, part of the circumferential surface of one of the lobes (C2) is notched, so that the two lobes (C2) are intermittently pressed against each other by nine rotations. Further, a groove (e) for passing a continuous yarn (ys) serving as a core yarn is bored in the center of the curved surface of the lobe (al).

この1対の間歇把持 ローラ(ctx)、 (ax)へ
の短繊維束(Yl)、 (Ym)の送り込みは絹糸ガイ
ド(C1)。
The short fiber bundles (Yl) and (Ym) are fed to the pair of intermittent gripping rollers (ctx) and (ax) by the silk thread guide (C1).

(CX)により該ローブ(dl)の溝帯(elの両側へ
行われる。そして、この短繊維束(Yl)、 (yg)
の送り込みと同時tこ、連続糸条(Ys)を鞘糸ガイド
(C□)と(C8)との間に設けた芯糸ガイド(blを
通して1対の間歇把持ローラ(dx)、 (dg)の溝
帯(elの中へ送り込む。この送り込まれた短繊維* 
(Yl)、 (Ym)は1対の間歇把持ローフ(ds)
、 (dx) +こより間歇的tこニップされながら。
(CX) is carried out on both sides of the groove zone (el) of the lobe (dl). Then, this short fiber bundle (Yl), (yg)
At the same time as feeding, the continuous yarn (Ys) is passed through the core yarn guide (bl) provided between the sheath yarn guide (C□) and (C8) and a pair of intermittent gripping rollers (dx), (dg). This short fiber is sent into the groove zone (el).
(Yl), (Ym) are a pair of intermittent grip loafs (ds)
, (dx) + more while being nipped intermittently.

また連続糸条(Y、)は全くニップされることなく。Also, the continuous yarn (Y,) was not nipped at all.

該1対の間歇把持ローフ(al)、 (dm)の間をそ
の下方にある芯糸ガイド(blと、その両側1こ取り付
けられている鞘糸ガイド(0丁)、 (C;)とを通り
、適当間隔を保ちなから仮撚施撚体(flの1対の無端
状ペル)(f□)と(fa)との交叉接触箇所へと送り
込まれる。無端状ぺμ) (fx)は矢印(Nl)方向
に、同べ” ) (fs)は矢印(N2)方向に走行し
、互いにその片面の1部で交叉状eこ接触するので、前
記したように該交叉接触箇所へ送り込まれた連続糸条(
Ys)と短繊維束(Y>)。
Between the pair of intermittent gripping loaves (al) and (dm), the core thread guide (bl) located below, and the sheath thread guide (0 pieces), (C;) attached to both sides thereof, are connected. The false-twisted body (a pair of endless pels of fl) (f□) and (fa) are fed into the cross-contact point between them. In the direction of the arrow (Nl), the (fs) travel in the direction of the arrow (N2) and come in cross-contact with each other on a part of one side, so that they are fed into the cross-contact point as described above. Continuous yarn (
Ys) and short fiber bundles (Y>).

(Yg)とは、該交叉接触箇所を通過する間両無端状ぺ
iv ) Cf1>、 (fa)の間tこ挾持され包み
込まれ、かつ該ベル) (fi)、 (fx)の走行に
よって生じる交叉方向の摩擦力と産直方向に−働く糸条
捲き収り力との合ペク)/L/の施撚力によって 、 
     仮撚な付与されるうそして連続糸条(Ys)
と短繊維束(Y□)。
(Yg) means that while passing through the cross-contact point, the two endless rings are held and wrapped between Cf1> and (fa), and are generated by the running of the bells) (fi) and (fx). By the twisting force of /L/, which is the sum of the frictional force in the cross direction and the yarn winding force acting in the direct direction,
False-twisted and continuous yarn (Ys)
and short fiber bundles (Y□).

(Yl)とtこは仮撚施撚体if)の上部ではS撚りが
伝播し、特fC短繊維束(Yl)、 (yz)tコは間
歇把持a −フ(tlD。
In (Yl) and t, the S twist propagates in the upper part of the false twisted body if), and the special fC short fiber bundle (Yl), (yz) and the intermittent gripping a-f (tLD).

(C2)が把持していない場合tこ仮撚りがフロントロ
ーフfa)のニップ点まで伝播して紡出張力に耐え得る
だけの強力を付与する。また仮撚施撚体(f)の下部で
はz6りが伝播することtこなるが、短娑丼礫。
If (C2) is not gripped, the false twist propagates to the nip point of the front loaf fa) and provides strength sufficient to withstand the spinning force. In addition, the lower portion of the false-twisted body (f) does not allow z6 ri to propagate, but it is short.

(泊り子−A’d=之;本:→よ4反−」然二施:4然
;ヤlel       ’          、−
繊m束(Yl)、(Yi) tこは間歇把持ローフ(d
l)、 (aハとのVA慟作用ケこより結局それぞれほ
ぼ同一位相でS撚りとZ撚りとが交互tこ施される。す
なわち仮撚施撚体(f)の上部で短繊維束(”l)、 
(Yg) fこ施されるS撚りは間歇把持ローラ(dl
)、 (da) kこよる間歇的把持じより撚り密度が
周期的tこ変動し、そのため仮撚施撚体(f)通過後で
は本来逆撚りであるZ撚により撚りが戻って零になるべ
きところを、その撚りの戻りに過不足が生じ、結果とし
てS撚りとZ撚りとが交互に施されることになる。一方
連続糸条(Y、)は9間歇把着−ローブ(dx)、 (
ax)のローラ(do)の溝帯(e)中を通過させるた
め1間歇把持ローフ(dt)、 (dl)の働きとは全
く無関係に仮撚施撚体(f) Icより仮撚りが施され
、その結果仮撚施撚体(f)通過後では撚りは実質的t
こ零となる。
(Overnight child-A'd=之;Book:→yo4tan-"Randjishi:4ran;Yelel',-
Fiber m bundle (Yl), (Yi) t is an intermittent grasping loaf (d
l), (Due to the VA action with a and c, S twist and Z twist are applied alternately in almost the same phase. In other words, the short fiber bundle (" l),
(Yg) The S twist to be applied is carried out by an intermittent gripping roller (dl
), (da) Due to the intermittent gripping, the twist density changes periodically, so after passing through the false-twisted body (f), the twist returns to zero due to the Z twist, which is originally a reverse twist. There is an excess or deficiency in the untwisting when it should be done, and as a result, the S twist and the Z twist are applied alternately. On the other hand, the continuous thread (Y,) has 9 intermittent grasping-lobes (dx), (
The false-twisted body (f) is false-twisted by Ic, completely unrelated to the action of the intermittent gripping loaf (dt) and (dl), in order to pass through the groove zone (e) of the roller (do) of the As a result, after passing through the false twisted body (f), the twist is substantially t.
It becomes zero.

次いで施撚された両層繊維束(Yl) 、(Yz)と連
続糸条(Yl)は糸条ガイド(9)で合糸され2両短繊
維束(Y□)。
Next, the twisted double-layer fiber bundles (Yl), (Yz) and continuous yarn (Yl) are combined by a yarn guide (9) to form two double-layer short fiber bundles (Y□).

(Y2)は施撚トμりにより芯糸となる連続糸条(Yl
)を包みこみつつS、Z交互のセルフツイスト(自己撚
り)で1本の芯鞘糸条(Ylを形成し、デリベリローフ
(h□)、 (hp) #こ引J反られ、ワインダ−(
1)に捲取られる。このセルフツイストによる芯鞘糸の
形成1こ際しては、芯糸となる連続糸条(Yl)が無撚
状態であるため、鞘糸となる短繊維束(Yi) 、 (
Yx)による包みこみ効果が高められ、被覆状態の良好
な芯鞘糸が得られる。
(Y2) is a continuous yarn (Yl) that becomes a core yarn by twisting and twisting.
) while wrapping S and Z alternately self-twist (self-twisting) to form one core-sheath thread (Yl), delivery loaf (h□), (hp)
1) is rolled up. Formation of core-sheath yarn by self-twisting 1 At this time, since the continuous yarn (Yl) that will become the core yarn is in an untwisted state, the short fiber bundle (Yi) that will become the sheath yarn, (
The enveloping effect of Yx) is enhanced, and a core-sheath yarn with good coverage can be obtained.

本発明の方法1こ関する上記の説明は、鞘糸となるべき
短繊維束を2木用いる場合(こついて行ったが、短繊維
束を5本もしくはそれ以上用いる場合1こついても全く
同様に実施することができる。
The above explanation regarding method 1 of the present invention is performed in the case where two short fiber bundles to be the sheath yarn are used (although this was done with difficulty), it is carried out in exactly the same way when five or more short fiber bundles are used. can do.

以上のごとく9本発明の芯鞘糸の製造方法は。As described above, the method for manufacturing the core-sheath yarn of the present invention is as follows.

間歇把持ローラ(こよる間歇的把持と1対のベルトから
なる仮撚施撚体tこよる仮撚り付与との協働作用tこよ
るセルフツイスト方式を利用したものである。したがっ
て従来の、スリップが多くて少量の撚りしか付与し得な
い、しかも糸条表面繊維の脱落の多い1対のローフの左
右往復運動tこよる糸条へのS、z交互撚り付与方式と
は異なり、紡出張力に耐え得るだけの強力を維持するに
足る十分な撚数な鞘糸となるべき短繊維束をこ付与する
ことができる。したがって細い鞘糸用短繊維束を紡出す
ることができ、しかも芯糸も1本で良く、従来から埴ま
れていた1本の合成フィラメントを芯糸とし細い綿糸な
鞘糸とする軸番手の高級衣料用の芯鞘糸を容易に得るこ
とができる。すなわち合成繊維フィラメントの有する高
強力、熱可塑性、イージーケヤー性等の機能性と、天然
繊維の有する良好な風合、染色性、触感等を具備する高
級衣料用の#1香手の芯鞘糸を高速で製造することがで
きるものである。
This method utilizes a self-twisting system in which intermittent gripping rollers (intermittent gripping) and a false twisting body consisting of a pair of belts cooperate with the provision of false twisting. Unlike the method of imparting alternate S and Z twists to the yarn, which involves the left-right reciprocating movement of a pair of lobes, which can impart only a small amount of twist due to a large amount of twist, and which often causes fibers on the surface of the yarn to fall off, the spinning force is It is possible to provide short fiber bundles that are to become sheath yarns with a sufficient number of twists to maintain strength enough to withstand the Only one thread is required, and it is possible to easily obtain a core-sheath thread for high-quality clothing with a shaft count in which the core thread is a single synthetic filament, which has traditionally been made into a thin cotton thread, and the sheath thread is a thin cotton thread. The #1 core-sheath thread for high-end clothing, which has the functionality of filaments such as high strength, thermoplasticity, and easy-care properties, and the good texture, dyeability, and feel of natural fibers, can be produced at high speed. It is something that can be manufactured.

次に9本発明を実施例によりさらに詳細に説明する。Next, the present invention will be explained in more detail with reference to Examples.

実施例 120氏/30ydの綿粗糸2本に常法により28.8
倍のドータμドラフトを掛けて得られた2本の短繊維束
(Yl)、 (Yi)を、無撚状態で8暮厘の間隔を保
たせながら第1図及び第2図に示す装[dのフロントロ
ーラ(a)から紡出した。この短繊維束(Y□)、 (
Ya)を12自下方tこ設けられた1対の間歇把持ロー
ラ(dx)、 (ag)に絹糸ガイド(CI)、 (C
2)を経て導入した。間歇把持ローラ(dl)、(dx
 )は共tc直径15cm、 42 txノーrム:1
テツドローラで、ローフ(d>) tこはその局面中央
部eこ芯糸通過用の輻5Bの溝帯ielが芽たれ、また
ローラ(d2)はその局面が180°fこわたって5關
の深さで切欠されているうなお、切欠されていない置所
での両・ローラ(dユ)、 (da)の圧接力は5#で
ある。
Example 1 Two cotton rovings of 20 degrees/30 yards were coated with 28.8
Two short fiber bundles (Yl) and (Yi) obtained by multiplying the daughter μ draft are arranged in the arrangement shown in FIGS. It was spun from the front roller (a) of d. This short fiber bundle (Y□), (
A pair of intermittent gripping rollers (dx) are provided at 12 points below Ya), a silk thread guide (CI) is installed at (ag), and (C
2) was introduced. Intermittent gripping roller (dl), (dx
) are both tc diameter 15cm, 42 tx norm: 1
With the roller (d2), the loaf (d>) has a groove 5B in the center of its curve for passing the core yarn, and the roller (d2) has its curve extending over 180 degrees and has a depth of 5 angles. The pressing force of both rollers (dyu) and (da) at the location where the notch is not cut out is 5#.

次tこポリエステルマルチフィラメントA (50d/
12f)(Yl) 1本を芯糸ガイドtblを経てロー
フ(d□)の溝帯(e)の中へ導入する。次eこ、1対
の間歇把持ロール(d□)、 (ax)の間を通僅した
ポリエステルマルチフィラメント糸(Yl)と短繊維束
(Yl) 、 (yg)とを、41下方に設けられてい
る仮撚施撚体if)の上方に8關間隔で取り付けられて
いる鞘糸ガイド(C’l)、 (c;)とその中央に位
置する芯糸ガイド(b′)を経て該仮撚施添体(f)の
1対の無端状ベル) (fn)、 (rg)の交叉接触
箇所へと送り込む。無端状ぺμ) (ft)、(re)
は、共に厚さ211 ft11!31mで1図示しない
ベルト駆動装置ttこよって駆動され、その交叉接触箇
所での接触圧は509/dである。この1対の無端状ペ
ル) (fx)。
Next polyester multifilament A (50d/
12f) (Yl) One yarn is introduced into the groove zone (e) of the loaf (d□) through the core yarn guide tbl. Next, a polyester multifilament yarn (Yl) and short fiber bundles (Yl) and (yg) are placed below 41, passing between a pair of intermittent gripping rolls (d□) and (ax). The sheath yarn guides (C'l), (c;) are installed above the false twisted body (if) at 8 intervals, and the core yarn guide (b') located in the center of the sheath yarn guides (C'l), (c; A pair of endless bells (fn) and (rg) of the twist extension body (f) are fed into the cross-contact points. Endless Peμ) (ft), (re)
Both have a thickness of 211 ft11!31 m and are driven by a belt drive device (not shown), and the contact pressure at the cross-contact point is 509/d. This pair of endless pels) (fx).

と(fz)の交叉接触箇所を1n過する際ポリエステル
マμチフィラメント糸(Y3)と短繊維束(yt)、 
(yt)に仮撚りが施され1通過後の短繊維束(Yx)
、 (yg)のそれぞれtこはS撚りとZ撚りが交互に
付与され、ポリエステルマルチフイラメント糸(Y3)
は無撚状となり9次に芯鞘糸ガイド(q)で合糸されて
、短繊維束(y、)と(Yi)とがポリエステルマルチ
フイヲメン) (MS)を包みこみつつ七μフツイスト
で1本の芯鞘糸(Ylを形成し、デリベリローフ(hu
)、 、(ha)を経てワインダー(1)に倦き1反ら
れる。
When passing 1n through the cross-contact point of (fz), polyester multifilament yarn (Y3) and short fiber bundle (yt),
Short fiber bundle (Yx) after one pass after false twisting (yt)
, (yg) are alternately given S twist and Z twist, and polyester multifilament yarn (Y3)
becomes non-twisted, and is combined at the core/sheath yarn guide (q) 9 times, and the short fiber bundles (y,) and (Yi) wrap around the polyester multi-fiber (MS) and are twisted by 7 μm. One core-sheath yarn (Yl) is formed with a delivery loaf (hu
), , (ha) and then it is rolled by the winder (1).

なお、この場合フロントローフ((転)と1対の間歇把
持ローラ(al)、 (dm)の間に0.8%、 1対
の間歇把持ローフ(dx)、 (dg)とデリベリロー
フ(ht)、 (ha)の間に2.2%、デリベリロー
フ(h+)、(hg)とワインダローヲ(1)との間t
こ1,5%の、それぞれオーバーフィードを与えた。ま
た短繊維束(yl)、 (yz)の紡出速度は200 
m/min 、仮撚施撚体(flの無端状べ)Vト(f
t)、 (ft)の表面速度は800m1/min  
であった。
In this case, 0.8% is applied between the front loaf ((transfer) and a pair of intermittent gripping rollers (al), (dm), and a pair of intermittent gripping loaf (dx), (dg) and delivery loaf (ht). , 2.2% between (ha), delivery loaf (h+), t between (hg) and winderow (1)
Overfeeds of 1 and 5% were given, respectively. In addition, the spinning speed of short fiber bundles (yl) and (yz) is 200
m/min, false twisted body (endless beam of fl) V (f
t), (ft) surface speed is 800 m1/min
Met.

その結果2次のような良好な芯鞘糸を製造することがで
きた。
As a result, it was possible to produce a good core-sheath yarn as shown below.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

第1図は本発明の*t+ aに用いる装置の11□+)
略斜視図であり、第2図はその111面図である。 (Yi)、(Yg)・・・短繊維束、(Y3)・・・連
続糸条。 (Y)・・・6 鞘A 、 fa)−フロントローフ。 (b)、(ぽ)・・・芯糸ガイド、 (Ct)、 (e
x)、(C’i)、(a;)・・・鞘糸ガイド。 (ax )、 (am) ’ ”’間歇把持ローフ、 
tel −(dl)の周面の溝帯。 if)・・・仮撚施撚体、(fユ)、(i’s)・・・
無端状べμト。 (す)・・・芯鞘糸ガイド、  (hx)、 (hi’
)・・・デリベリ−ローラ。 (1)・・・ワインダー 特許出願人 ユニチカ株式会社 卑 1 図      埠 21!1
Figure 1 shows the device used for *t+a of the present invention (11□+)
It is a schematic perspective view, and FIG. 2 is a 111-plane view thereof. (Yi), (Yg)... Short fiber bundle, (Y3)... Continuous yarn. (Y)...6 Sheath A, fa) - front loaf. (b), (po)...core thread guide, (Ct), (e
x), (C'i), (a;)... sheath thread guide. (ax), (am) ''''intermittent grasping loaf,
Grooves on the circumferential surface of tel-(dl). if)...false twisted body, (fyu), (i's)...
Endless tape. (su)...Core/sheath thread guide, (hx), (hi'
)...Delivery roller. (1)...Winder patent applicant Unitika Co., Ltd. 1 Figure 21!1

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)周面の一部を切欠した切欠ローフと周面の中央部
に一定幅の溝帯を設けたローラとが間歇的に圧接し合っ
て回転する1対の間歇把持ローラの、前記溝帯の両側に
常法によりドフフトされた複数本の無撚の短繊維束をフ
ロントローフから一定間隔を保って紡出して送りこみ、
同時に前記溝帯の中に連続糸条な送りこんでそれぞれ該
間歇把持ローフを通過させ。 引続き互いに交叉状をこ接触しながら走行する一対の無
端べ〃トからなる仮撚施撚体へ導入して、一方向に加熱
することにより前記複数本の短繊維束のそれぞれにS、
z交互の撚りを付与し9次いで実質的に無撚の前記連続
糸条を施撚された複数本の短繊維束で挾んで合糸し、前
記複数本の短繊維束の撚りトルクに基づ(セルツイスト
により前記連続糸条な包 1 − みこみつつ1本の芯鞘糸を形成させて引取ることを特徴
とする芯鞘糸の製造方法。
(1) The groove of a pair of intermittent gripping rollers in which a notched loaf with a part of the circumferential surface cut out and a roller having a groove of a constant width in the center of the circumferential surface are intermittently pressed against each other and rotate. Multiple non-twisted short fiber bundles are dofted using conventional methods on both sides of the belt, and are spun and fed at regular intervals from the front loaf.
At the same time, continuous threads are fed into the grooves and passed through the intermittent gripping loaf. Subsequently, the short fiber bundles are introduced into a false-twisted body consisting of a pair of endless belts running in cross-contact contact with each other, and heated in one direction, so that each of the plurality of short fiber bundles has S,
(9) The substantially untwisted continuous yarn is sandwiched between a plurality of twisted short fiber bundles to form a yarn, and based on the twisting torque of the plurality of short fiber bundles. (A method for producing a core-sheath yarn, which comprises forming one core-sheath yarn by cell twisting the continuous yarn package 1 and taking it off.
JP779982A 1982-01-20 1982-01-20 Production of core-sheath yarn Pending JPS58126322A (en)

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