EP1395692B1 - Webmaschine zum herstellen eines drehergewebes - Google Patents

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EP1395692B1
EP1395692B1 EP02747188A EP02747188A EP1395692B1 EP 1395692 B1 EP1395692 B1 EP 1395692B1 EP 02747188 A EP02747188 A EP 02747188A EP 02747188 A EP02747188 A EP 02747188A EP 1395692 B1 EP1395692 B1 EP 1395692B1
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Adnan Wahhoud
Jürgen VOSSEN
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    • DTEXTILES; PAPER
    • D03WEAVING
    • D03DWOVEN FABRICS; METHODS OF WEAVING; LOOMS
    • D03D49/00Details or constructional features not specially adapted for looms of a particular type
    • D03D49/60Construction or operation of slay
    • DTEXTILES; PAPER
    • D03WEAVING
    • D03CSHEDDING MECHANISMS; PATTERN CARDS OR CHAINS; PUNCHING OF CARDS; DESIGNING PATTERNS
    • D03C7/00Leno or similar shedding mechanisms

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  • the invention relates to a loom for producing a leno, leno and weft threads containing leno fabric according to the preamble of claim 1.
  • Weaving machines adapted for making leno fabrics are known in the art in a number of different embodiments.
  • Drehergeweben here are understood tissue that are at least partially worked in the so-called loop or leno weave, which differs from other bindings in that the warp threads are not parallel to each other, but that two or more warp threads entwine with each other.
  • a loom of the type mentioned according to the preamble of claim 1 is derived from the DE-A-360 112 and is intended that can be realized on a fabric alternately a canvas or a leno weave.
  • the sley is pivotally mounted about a non-driven axle.
  • the batten is placed over an acting by means of eccentric and coupling rod gear in an oscillating rotational movement.
  • a carrier located on the batten can act on swinging mounted shock traps, Schaftwinkelhebel and other intermediate links on pull wires to which healds hang, which are designed as needle shafts or Nadelriete. In this way, the controlled up and down movement of Nadelriete done.
  • One of the Nadelriete can also be moved laterally.
  • rocker arms are provided which receive a regularly oscillating motion from a further driven eccentric. This is implemented by further vertically acting intermediate links and a deflection roller in the lateral displacement of the respective Nadelriets.
  • the up and down movement of both Nadelriete and the lateral movement of a Nadelriets are matched to each other and to the entry of the weft threads. In this way, the leno fabric is formed from the guided in the Nadelrieten Steherfäden and leno threads and the weft threads.
  • Nadelriete or lamellae in the sense of the above application are in particular the guide means for the upright and / or leno threads and contain spaced from each other in a carrier, mutually parallel guide blades or needles, each having a thread eye for the upright or leno threads; between adjacent guide blades or needles each have a free space for receiving leno or Steherfäden available whose width, seen transversely to the upright or leno thread running direction to a the Looping the ground threads with the leno threads enabling dimension is greater than the clear width of the thread eyes in this direction.
  • the object of the invention is therefore to provide a weaving machine of the type mentioned, which is independent of the type of weft insertion (ie by weavers, grippers, air jets, etc.) is characterized in that the vertical movements of the leno thread Nadelriets to a very simple safe manner to be generated with little design effort.
  • the pivotally mounted leno thread Nadelriet is namely pivotable between two positions, of which it is aligned in one position substantially parallel to the ground thread Nadelriet and in the other position transverse to the weaving plane relative to the leno thread Nadelriet by a the size of the shed determined amount is raised.
  • the warp thread area between the two Nadelrieten is easily accessible.
  • the ground thread Nadelriet associated drive means may consist in an advantageous development that the ground thread Nadelriet is driven via a crank mechanism by a drive shaft of the loom or by its own electric motor.
  • a so-called leno fabric is shown in the neckline, which consists of Steherfäden 1, leno threads 2 and weft threads 300.
  • the ground threads 1 are illustrated in the stretched state, while the lower section b) shows the actual course of the ground threads 1 and the leno threads 2.
  • the leno threads 2 are wrapped around the ground threads 1.
  • the core threads 1 and the leno threads 2 In order to produce the leno fabric according to FIG. 1, the core threads 1 and the leno threads 2 must be moved relative to one another transversely to the warp thread direction during shedding, so that the leno threads 2 wrap around the ground threads 1 in the manner shown in FIG.
  • the mutual movement of the ground threads 1 and the leno threads 2 required for producing the leno weave can be done in three different ways, which are shown in FIG. 2 in the three superposed diagrams and of which each type is a particular embodiment of the drive means for the guide means of the posts - And the leno threads 1 and 2 requires.
  • the leno weave forming uppers and / or leno threads based on the weaving plane, must be moved in the vertical and horizontal directions.
  • the weaving plane lies approximately in the horizontal direction of the respective diagram.
  • the Steherfäden 1 are located in the lower compartment and perform only horizontal movements parallel to the weaving plane, while the leno threads 2 are moved vertically in the upper and lower shed. Accordingly, the guide means for the ground threads 1 move only parallel to the weaving plane, while the guide means for the leno threads 2 transversely to the weaving plane perform an up and down movement.
  • the weft insertion occurs at steps 1 and 4, i. in the time interval in which a shed is formed in each case.
  • the reed stop in steps 2 and 5 takes place while the ground threads 1 their position in the horizontal direction, i. change parallel to the weave level.
  • the ground threads 1 are located in the lower compartment and do not carry horizontal, i. motion directed parallel to the weave plane. They constantly keep their situation.
  • the leno threads 2 perform both a horizontal and a vertical movement. Accordingly, the guide means for the ground threads 1 are stationary, while the guide means for the leno threads 2 perform a movement both parallel to the weaving plane and transversely thereto.
  • the weft insertion again occurs at the time intervals in which a shed is formed, i. at steps 1 and 4.
  • the reed beating is done in steps 2 and 5, while the leno threads their position in the horizontal direction, i. change parallel to the weave level.
  • the Steherfäden 1 and the leno threads 2 both perform a movement in the vertical direction, ie transverse to the weaving plane, wherein the upright or Dreherfäden 1 and 2 approximately at aus gleich additionally horizontally, ie moved parallel to the weaving plane. Accordingly, the guide means for both the ground threads 1 and the leno threads 2 are to be moved in accordance with this sequence of movements.
  • the loom according to the invention shown schematically in Figures 3, 8 and 9 uses a sequence of movement of the aforementioned first type of leno weave. It has a warp beam 3, from which the warp yarns 1 and leno yarns 2 containing warp 5 is discharged over a stringing tree 4. Starting from the point indicated at 6 point the Steherfäden 1 and the leno threads 2 by two Nadelriete 7, 8 which may also be formed as lamellae and by a known per se, indicated at 9 reed, which is mounted on a sley 10, to a stationary fabric table 11, at the reed facing the reed 9 - at 12 - the sheet or weft stop occurs.
  • the weft insertion is carried out in the weaving machine shown, which is designed as a so-called air jet loom, by pneumatic means in a conventional manner.
  • the weft insertion means are indicated by arranged on the sley 10 at a distance with compressed air applied relay nozzles 13.
  • the generated leno fabric 14 is fed via a guide roller 15 of a feed roller 16, from which it passes through a nip between the Einziehwalze 16 and a pressure roller 17 via two guide rollers 18,19 to the fabric tree, not shown, on which is wound up.
  • the mentioned rollers are rotatably mounted in a partially indicated at 20 machine frame, which also carries the fabric table 11. Your assigned drives are known per se and not shown.
  • the uprights and leno threads 1 and 2 pass through a warp stop motion 21, which rides on the warp threads Slats denoted by 22 and, as well as the uprights and leno threads 1, 2, in a Kettfadenbruch unhindered easily accessible from above.
  • the sley 10 with the reed 9 is connected via supports 23 with a rotatably mounted in the machine frame 20, an oscillating rotational movement exporting shaft, the so-called reed shaft 24, about whose axis of rotation it performs a weft stop serving reciprocating motion.
  • the drive of the reed shaft 24 is illustrated schematically in Fig. 7 with its essential elements of interest here. From the figure 7 it can be seen that the reed shaft 24 carries at each end an eccentric lever 25, one of which is shown, which scans an associated cam 26 which is driven via a gear 27 by a high-speed drive shaft 28 whose drive by a non further shown drive motor.
  • the high-speed drive shaft 28 carries out a unidirectional, continuous rotational movement, while the reed shaft 24 is given an oscillating rotary motion via the eccentric gear formed by the cam plate 26 and the cam lever 25.
  • the basic structure of Nadelriete 7, 8 can be seen in particular from Figures 4 to 6, in which the leno thread 2 leading leno thread Nadelriet 7 is shown.
  • the leno thread needle reed 7 has a needle bar 29 and a frame 30 connected thereto. It extends over the weaving width and can be divided into individual sections which are fastened to the sley 10.
  • the frame 30 encloses at regular intervals juxtaposed slats 31 between which each centrally lamellar formed, flat needles 32 are arranged, which are anchored at one end in the needle bar 29 and the other end each have a thread eye 33.
  • the thread eye 33 is formed in an end portion 34 of the respective needle 32, which is compared to the subsequent needle shaft 35 by a small angle (10 ° - 45 °) so far entangled that in Kettfadenides an effective inside width of the thread eye 33 results, the allows a substantially non-contact passage of a thread.
  • the distances between the flat needles 32 and the adjacent thereto parallel to them Slats 31 are selected so that uprights or leno threads 1, 2 can pass unhindered between the needle shafts 35 and the adjacent slats 31.
  • the lamellae 31 and the needles 32 are held by continuous tie rods with spacers placed therebetween at an exact mutual distance.
  • the ground wire thread needle guide 8 which guides the ground threads 1 differs from the described leno thread needle reed 7 substantially only in that its thread eyes 33 are arranged close to the needle bar 29, whereas in the ground thread needle reed 8 it is located in the vicinity of the upper cross leg 30a of the frame 30, as can be seen in particular from Figures 8, 9.
  • the leno thread Nadelriet 7 is attached with its needle bar 29 distributed over the weaving width Nadelriet totaln 36 which are clamped radially protruding on a Nadelrietwelle 37, which is rotatably mounted in the machine frame 20 parallel to the reed shaft 24 to rotate.
  • the Nadelrietwelle 37 is positively coupled with the reed shaft 24 geared.
  • this geared coupling is realized by a toothed belt drive consisting of a timing belt 38 and one on the reed shaft 24 and the Nadelrietwelle 37 rotatably mounted pulley 39 and 40, respectively.
  • the two toothed belt pulleys 39, 40 are not visible in Fig.
  • warp thread side directly adjacent to the reed 9, standing thread Nadelriet 8 is aligned transversely to the in Fig. 3 at 42, indicated substantially horizontally extending weaving plane and in the machine frame 20 horizontally mounted reciprocally.
  • the associated side guides are not shown in the figures.
  • At least one bearing block 43 to which it is articulated via a coupling rod 44 to a stationary second bearing block 45, is fastened to the stationary thread needle rake 8 in the region of its sewing bar 29.
  • the mutually parallel hinge axes of the bearing blocks 43, 45 are designated 46, 47.
  • the coupling rod is formed in two parts with a part 44a and a part inserted therein 44b, so that the length of the coupling rod 44 after loosening and re-tightening screws 48 can be changed as needed.
  • a cylindrical cross-section portion 44a of the coupling rod 44 is a sleeve 49 mounted longitudinally displaceable, which is fixed by screws 50 in the respective set position and a bearing member 51 carries on which a connecting rod 52 of a crank mechanism 53 is hinged, the eccentric 54 denotes is.
  • the eccentric 54 is non-rotatably mounted on a drive shaft 55 which is rotatably connected to a drive wheel in the form of a crown wheel 56 which is driven via a pinion 57 of the high-speed shaft 28 of the weaving drive shown in Figure 7.
  • the pinion 57 is not visible in FIG. 7.
  • the connecting rod 52 is formed in two parts. Your two nested parts can be adjusted by loosening locking screws 58 to the particular desired length of the connecting rod 52.
  • the crank mechanism 53 in the case of a rotating shaft 28 of the coupling rod 44, a pivoting movement is imparted about its stationary pivot axis 47, so that the stationary thread needle reed 8 coupled thereto executes a corresponding horizontal reciprocating movement.
  • the stroke of this reciprocating linear movement can be changed in that the distance of the sleeve 49 is adjusted accordingly by the frame-fixed pivot axis 47 on the coupling rod 44. This adjustment is possible after loosening the screws 48, 50 and 58 without further notice.
  • the two-part coupling rod 44 also allows the height of the Ground thread needle reed 8 over its bearing point at 45 and thus with respect to the weaving plane 42 (Fig. 3) set appropriately.
  • the drive of the ground thread Nadelriets 8 is derived directly from the high-speed main shaft 28 of the sley drive
  • Fig. 11 an embodiment is shown in Fig. 11, in which the reciprocating motion of the ground thread Nadelriets 8 with realized another mechanical drive concept.
  • the crank mechanism 53 is coupled to its own drive source, for example in the form of an electric motor 59 which is stationarily supported at 60.
  • pneumatic, hydraulic and electric drive sources can be used.
  • the drive source 59 is synchronized with the sley drive and with the weft insertion means so that one complete revolution of the crank drive eccentric 54 corresponds to two wefts.
  • the gear ratio between the Antriebskronenrad 56 and the pinion 57 in the embodiment of FIG. 10 is dimensioned. That is, the connecting rod 52 pulls the ground thread needle rath horizontally to the right after the first shot and horizontally to the left after the second shot (refer to FIG. 10/11) when the weave repeat for the leno fabric is two shots.
  • the same reference numerals are used in Figures 10/11 for the same parts, so that a further explanation is unnecessary in this respect.
  • the weaving machine described operates as follows, reference being made in particular to FIGS. 8, 9, which illustrate the weaving formation.
  • the Steherfäden 1 pass through the thread eyes 33 of the needles 32 of the reed 9 immediately adjacent Kettfadenrus ground thread Nadelriets 8, while the leno threads 2 are pulled through the thread eyes 33 of the needles 32 of the warp thread Nadelriets 7 lying directly in front of the ground thread Nadelriet 8 and pass the ground thread needle rake 8 in the spaces between the needles 32 and the louvers 31 adjacent thereto. Similarly, the Steherfäden 1 through the spaces between the needles 32 and the blades 31 of the leno thread Nadelriets 7.
  • the Steherfäden 1 are thus moved by the movements of the ground thread Nadelriets 8, while the leno threads 2 join in the movements of the leno thread Nadelriets 7.
  • the strokes of these movements must be greater than the clear width of the thread eyes 33, so that a proper guidance of the threads is guaranteed.
  • the Nadelriete 8, 7 are thus the guide means for the ground threads 1 and the leno threads. 2
  • Fig. 8 the state is shown, in which the reed 9 is in the sheet or weft stop position.
  • the leno thread needle reed 7 synchronized in a form-fitting manner with the weaving reed 9 via the reed shaft 24 and the needle reed shaft 37 assumes the position according to FIG. 8 in which it is aligned approximately at right angles to the weaving plane 42 at a small distance parallel to the ground thread needle reel 8 of the ground threads 1 lies. In this position, the leno thread needle reel 7 holds the leno threads 2 in the appropriate area of the lower shed (see Fig. 8).
  • the sley 9 moves to the right with reference to FIG Weft stop position according to Fig. 8 achieved.
  • the registered weft is struck.
  • the leno thread Nadelriet 7 goes down, wherein the leno threads 2 are transferred to the lower compartment, as shown in Fig. 8.
  • the ground thread needle reed 8 is displaced parallel to the weaving plane 42, so that the ground threads 1 are laterally offset with respect to the leno threads 2.
  • the sley 9 moves back from the stop position to the rear, while the leno thread Nadelriet 7 synchronously goes up until the state of FIG. 9 is reached, in which a new weft insertion takes place.
  • the stroke of the ground thread needle sharpener 8 can be adjusted appropriately.
  • the mechanical coupling of Nadelrietwelle 37 with the reed shaft 24 can be done differently from the embodiment of FIG. 3 in other ways.
  • FIG. 12 A further embodiment is illustrated in FIG. 12, in which, with the weaving machine according to FIG. 3, identical parts are designated by the same reference numerals and are not explained again.
  • a coupling mechanism is provided between the reed shaft 24 and the Nadelrietwelle 37, which consists of at least one articulated to a Webladen north 23 rod 61 and a rotationally fixed clamped on the Nadelrietwelle 37 lever arm 62 to which the rod 61 is connected at the other hinged.
  • the effective Length of the lever arm 62 for example.
  • the drive means of the ground threads 1 associated ground thread Nadelriets 8 are the same as in the embodiment of FIG. 3 designed.
  • the drive of the needle reed shaft 37 can also be provided as an external drive on one or both sides. If, as shown, the needle reed shaft 37 is arranged below the rear compartment, then a multiple drive over the weaving width can be used for it. Alternatively, however, the needle reed shaft 37 may also be above the rear compartment.
  • the new loom in all embodiments, as explained, characterized by an easy to use arrangement of Nadelriete 7, 8 for Kettfadenbruchbehebung.
  • the Hubweiten for the Nadelriete 7, 8 can also be easily adjusted according to demand with simple means.
  • inventive concept described above with reference to several embodiments can not only be realized in the construction of new weaving machines, but it can also be used to equip or convert existing weaving machines of different systems and different types of weft insertion by appropriate ancillary equipment or conversions.

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