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Waste Minimiser And Suction Less Waste Collection System For Ringframe

Abstract: Waste Reducer - Double, Stops the feeding of roving completely in particular spindle where there is yarn break. Two stopper wedges will get inserted in between back pair of roller.s and middie pair of aprons of Ringspinning drafting system simultaneously and stops feeding of roving in-to front Pair of drafting rollers. The stopper wedges are suitably designed so that it will only sepárate the pair of rollers and pair of aprons from from transmitting drive to cut off feeding,of roving but still the pair of rollers and pair of aprons will have grip on the roving, so that the roving will not be pulled by the front pair of drafting rollers . While stops the feeding and reléase of the roving by the attendant, both the Stopper wedges will not disturb the roving as it has opening space for roving. The roving left out in between the apron nipping point and delivery roller nipping point will only be drafted out as waste. Suction-less waste collection system -Take up roller placed under the front bottom drafting roller will observe the fiber fleece drafted out from drafting rollers.

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Patent Information

Application #
Filing Date
26 May 2015
Publication Number
23/2015
Publication Type
INA
Invention Field
TEXTILE
Status
Email
Parent Application

Applicants

KARTHIKEYAN
E302, SREEVATSA RESIDENCY, G.N.MILLS POST, COIMBATORE - 641 029,

Inventors

1. KARTHIKEYAN
E302, SREEVATSA RESIDENCY, G.N.MILLS POST, COIMBATORE - 641 029,

Specification

4. PESCRIPTION

Field of Invention

The present invention relates to a waste minimiser and suction less waste collection system for ringframe to be used in Textile Spinning Machineries.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

In ringframes feed material (roving) will be continuously fed to drafting rollers to get drafted down to desired thickness and the drafted fibers will be twisted and wound on to a package as yarn.

There are many reasons for breakage of yarn in between the nip of the drafting delivery rollers and the package. A suction system is provided to suck the drafted fieece of fibers delivered from the delivery roller following a yarn break still attended by the ringframe worker.

The suction motor will work continuously and through the suction tubes with slots provided at every delivery point the fiber fieece will be sucked to the central filter box if there is yarn break. The roving will continué to feed even if there is a yarn break and go as waste continuously till the ringframe sider attend to it.

SUMMARY OF INVENTION

My invention is to collect the waste without suction arrangement and stop the feeding of roving completely following a yarn break.

DETAILED PESCRIPTION:

Clearer roller (13) placed under the front bottom delivery roller(ll) with support by a specially designed spring loaded bracket(14). Spring loaded bracket(14) holds the clearer roller(13) always in touch with front bottom delivery roller(ll) under a defined load. As the clearer roller(13) is in touch with front bottom delivery roller(ll) under a defined load the clearer roller(13) will revolve at a surface speed equal to the surface speed of the bottom delivery roller(ll). The revolving clearer roller(13) will observe the fiber fieece drafted out from the particular delivery point where there is yarn break. The dimensions of the Spring loaded bracket(14) is designed so that it will not allow the clearer roller(13) to touch the running yarn(15) and also In any chance in absence of the clearer roller(13), the spring loaded bracket(14) will not touch the front bottom delivery roller(ll). The surface finish of the clearer roller(13) is suitably done to attract and wind the ftber fleece immediately, following a yarn break.

Two stopper wedges(4 & 5) are fitted to the wedge bracket(3) as in drawing and the same is moved forward and backward by an electromagnetic traverse system(2). The electromagnetic traverse system(2) is fitted on the drafting arm bar(l).

The electromagnetic coil(2) get energized following a yarn break signal from Individual spindle monitoring system fitted in the ringframé and moves forward the wedges (4 & 5) through the wedge bracket(3) towards the back pair of rollers (7&8) and middie pair of aprons (9&10).

The wedges(4 & 5) are suitably designed, so that when they move forward, the back wedge (4) will get inserted in between back pair of rollers (7&8) and the front wedge (5) will get inserted in between the middie pair of aprons (9&10) simultaneously. As the wedges (4 & 5) get inserted between the Back pair rollers (7&8) and middie pair of aprons (9&10) the drive transmission to the back top roller(7) and top apron(lO) will be cut off and due to the same, feeding of the roving (R) to the front Pair of drafting rollers (11&12) will be stopped. Once the ringframé worker pulí back the wedge bracket(3) the wedges (4&5) will reléase the roving(6) and the roving(6) will get fed to the front pair of rollers (11&12) to continué the spinning of yarn.

Thé stopper wedges(4&5) are suitably designed, so that it will only sepárate the back pair of rollers (7&8) and middie pair of aprons (9&10) from transmitting the drive to stop feeding of roving(6), but still the back pair of rollers(7&8) and middie pair of aprons (9&10) will have grip on the roving(6), so that the roving(R) will not be pulled by the front pair of drafting rollers(ll&12).

Both the stoppers wedges(4&5) are suitably designed so that it will not disturb the roving(6) While stop the feeding and reléase of the roving(6) by ringframé worker.

The roving(R) left out in between the middie pair of apron's(9&10) nipping point and front pair of delivery rollér's(ll&12) nipping point, will only be drafted out as waste and the same is observed and wound by the clearer roller(13).

Brief description of the accompanying drawings

Figure 1 - SCHEMATIC CROSS SECTION DRAWING OF INVENTION

Description of parts in Figure 1

1. Arm bar

2. Electromagnetic Coil

3. Wedge Bracket

4. Wedge Back

5. Wedge Front

6. Roving

7. Back bottom roller

8. Back top roller

9. Middie bottom Apron

10. Middie Top Apron

11. Front bottom Roller

12. Front Top Roller

13. Clearer Roller

14. Spring Loaded Bracket lS.Yarn


5. CLAIMS

I claim

1. A waste minimiser and. suction less waste collection system for ringframe which comprises of clearer roller (13) placed under the front bottom delivery roller(ll) with support by a specially designed spring loaded bracket(14) and Spring loaded bracket(14) holds the clearer roller(13) always in touch with front bottom delivery roller(ll) under a defined load.

2. A waste minimiser and suction less waste collection system for ringframe as claimed in claim no.l wherein as the clearer roller(13) is in touch with front bottom delivery roller(ll) under a defined load the clearer roller(13) will revolve at a surface speed equal to the surface speed of the bottom delivery roller(ll)

3. A waste minimiser and suction less waste collection system for ringframe as claimed in claim nos.l and 2 wherein the revolving clearer roller(13) will observe the fiber fleece drafted out from the particular delivery point where there is yarn break

4. A waste minimiser and suction less waste collection system for ringframe as claimed in claim nos.l, 2 and 3 wherein, two stopper wedges(4 & 5) are fitted to the wedge bracket(3) as in drawing and the same is moved forward and backward by an electromagnetic traverse system(2) and the electromagnetic traverse system(2) is fitted on the drafting arm bar(l).

5. A waste minimiser and suction less waste collection system for ringframe as claimed in claim nos.l, 2, 3 and 4 wherein the electromagnetic coil(2) get energized following a yarn break signal from Individual spindle monitoring system fitted in the ringframe and moves forward the wedges (4 & 5) through the wedge bracket(3) towards the back pair of rollers (7&8) and middle pair of aprons (9&10).

6. A waste minimiser and suction less waste collection system for ringframe as claimed in claim nos.l, 2, 3, 4 & 5 wherein the wedges (4 & 5) are suitably designed, so that when they move forward, the back wedge (4) will get inserted in between back pair of rollers (7&8) and the front wedge (5) will get inserted in between the middle pair of aprons (9&10) simultaneously and as the wedges (4 & 5) get inserted between the Back pair rollers (7&8) and middle pair of aprons (9&10) the drive transmission to the back top roller(7) and top apron(lO) will be cut off and due to the same, feeding of the roving (R) to the front Pair of drafting rollers (11&12) will be stopped.

7. A waste minimiser and suction less waste collection system for ringframe as claimed in claim nos.l, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 wherein the stopper wedges(4&5) are suitably designed, so that it will only sepárate the" back pair of rollers (7&8) and middle pair of aprons (9&10) from transmitting the drive to stop feeding of roving(6), but still the back pair of rollers(7&8) and middle pair of aprons (9&10) will have grip on the roving(6), so that the roving(R) will not be pulled by the front pair of drafting rollers(ll&12)

8. A waste minimiser and suction less waste collection system for ringframe as claimed in claim nos.l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 & 7 wherein both the stoppers wedges(4&5) are suitably designed so that it will not disturb the roving(6) While stop the feeding and reléase of the roving(6)

9. A waste minimiser and suction less waste collection system for ringframe as claimed in claim nos.l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8 wherein the roving(R) left out in between the middle pair of apron's(9&10) nipping point and front pair of delivery roller's(ll&12) nipping point, will only be drafted out as waste and the same is observed and wound by the clearer roller(13).

10. A waste minimiser and suction less waste collection system for ringframe described as herein above with reference to the accompanying drawings

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Application Documents

# Name Date
1 2632-CHE-2015 FORM-9 26-05-2015.pdf 2015-05-26
1 2632-CHE-2015-AbandonedLetter.pdf 2019-07-02
2 2632-CHE-2015 FORM-2 26-05-2015.pdf 2015-05-26
2 2632-CHE-2015-FER.pdf 2018-12-20
3 2632-CHE-2015 FORM-18 26-05-2015.pdf 2015-05-26
3 2632-CHE-2015 ABSTRACT 26-05-2015.pdf 2015-05-26
4 2632-CHE-2015 FORM-1 26-05-2015.pdf 2015-05-26
4 2632-CHE-2015 CLAIMS 26-05-2015.pdf 2015-05-26
5 2632-CHE-2015 CORRESPONDENCE OTHERS 26-05-2015.pdf 2015-05-26
5 2632-CHE-2015 DRAWINGS 26-05-2015.pdf 2015-05-26
6 2632-CHE-2015 DESCRIPTION (COMPLETE) 26-05-2015.pdf 2015-05-26
7 2632-CHE-2015 CORRESPONDENCE OTHERS 26-05-2015.pdf 2015-05-26
7 2632-CHE-2015 DRAWINGS 26-05-2015.pdf 2015-05-26
8 2632-CHE-2015 CLAIMS 26-05-2015.pdf 2015-05-26
8 2632-CHE-2015 FORM-1 26-05-2015.pdf 2015-05-26
9 2632-CHE-2015 ABSTRACT 26-05-2015.pdf 2015-05-26
9 2632-CHE-2015 FORM-18 26-05-2015.pdf 2015-05-26
10 2632-CHE-2015-FER.pdf 2018-12-20
10 2632-CHE-2015 FORM-2 26-05-2015.pdf 2015-05-26
11 2632-CHE-2015-AbandonedLetter.pdf 2019-07-02
11 2632-CHE-2015 FORM-9 26-05-2015.pdf 2015-05-26

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