Showing posts with label Winding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Winding. Show all posts
7 June 2012
Yarn Preparation for Weaving and Knitting
Definition
Yarn preparation involves those processes that improve the yarn’s weaveability or knittability.
Preparation Requirement for Weaving Yarn:
Warp Yarns
Yarn preparation involves those processes that improve the yarn’s weaveability or knittability.
Preparation Requirement for Weaving Yarn:
Warp Yarns
- Yarns must be aligned properly
- Yarn strength must be increased
- Yarn hairiness must be decreased
- Yarn smoothness must be increased
- Yarn elongation and flexibility must be sustained
Filling Yarns
Yarn must be wound properly and on a suitable package for high speed unwinding
Preparation Requirement for Knitting Yarn:
Weft Knitting
Yarn must be wound properly and on a suitable package for high speed unwinding
Preparation Requirement for Knitting Yarn:
Weft Knitting
- Yarn friction must be decreased
- Fiber shedding must be decreased
- Yarn smoothness must be increased
- Yarn friction must be decreased
- Fiber shedding must be decreased
- Yarn smoothness must be increased
- Yarns must be properly aligned for introduction to knitting needles
12 April 2012
Schematic Way of Winding | Process of Winding
Schematic Way of Winding
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| Winding area |
- The unwinding zone.
- The tension & clearing zone.
- The winding zone.
The Unwinding Zone:
To
rewind the yarn on a new package, it must first be removed from the old
package. This is accomplished in the unwinding zone. This zone merely
consists of a creel, which holds the old package in an optimum position
for unwinding. The common yarn withdrawal methods, side withdrawal
& over-end withdrawal.
The Tension & Clearing Zone:
The
next zone is the tension & clearing zone. It is in his zone that
yarn receives the proper tension to provide an acceptable package
density & build for further processing. This zone consists of a
tension device, a device to detect thick spots or slubs in the yarn
& a stop motion
which causes the winding to stop in the case of a yarn break or the
depletion of a supply package. The yarn is directed into this zone by a
guide.
The Winding Zone:
In this section, winding process is done here.
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7 April 2012
Yarn Preparation for Weaving and Knitting
Definition
Yarn preparation involves those processes that improve the yarn’s weaveability or knittability.
Preparation Requirement for Weaving Yarn:
Warp Yarns
Yarn preparation involves those processes that improve the yarn’s weaveability or knittability.
Preparation Requirement for Weaving Yarn:
Warp Yarns
- Yarns must be aligned properly
- Yarn strength must be increased
- Yarn hairiness must be decreased
- Yarn smoothness must be increased
- Yarn elongation and flexibility must be sustained
Filling Yarns
Yarn must be wound properly and on a suitable package for high speed unwinding
Preparation Requirement for Knitting Yarn:
Weft Knitting
Yarn must be wound properly and on a suitable package for high speed unwinding
Preparation Requirement for Knitting Yarn:
Weft Knitting
- Yarn friction must be decreased
- Fiber shedding must be decreased
- Yarn smoothness must be increased
- Yarn friction must be decreased
- Fiber shedding must be decreased
- Yarn smoothness must be increased
- Yarns must be properly aligned for introduction to knitting needles
9 February 2012
Yarn Tensioners in Weaving | Types of Tensioning Device | Important Effects of Tensioning Device | Factors Influencing the Selection of Tensioners
Yarn Tensioners are devices by the
help of which tension is given to the yarn. This is an important device
because it enables us to provide necessary tension to the yarn as it
moves through the different parts of the mschine.
Types of tensioning device
There are basically three types of method by which tension is applied to yarn. They are as follows
- Capstan method
- Additive method
- Combined method
Capstan Method
This
is the simplest form of yarn tensioning device where the yarn is passed
around posts where the tension on the yarn is provided from the
friction between the posts and yarns.
This follows the classic law of
Output tension = Input tension x eµθ

Additive method
In
this method the yarn is passed through the middle of two surfaces in
contact. The force is applied from above to give suitable tension to the
yarn.

Combined method
The
combined system is a combination of capstan and additive method. This
device is a complicated system which on allows the addition of tension.
We cannot decrease the tension with this device. It is seldom used.
Important effects of tensioning device
If the tension is too high then
- The yarn can be damaged
- The rate of yarn breakage will be high
- The elongation property of yarn will change
If the tension is too low then
- It can lead to unstable or loose package formation which will cause problems during unwinding
Variation in yarn in different parts of a wound package will cause undesirable effects
For man made filament yarn improper tension will cause
- Change in molecular structure
- Variation in colour shades
For staple or spun yarn too high tension will cause
- Yarn breakage at thin places
Factors influencing the selection of Tensioners
- The device must be reliable to control uniform tension
- The device must be easily thread able
- It must not introduce or magnify tension variation
- It must not introduce variation in twist
- It must not be affected by wear
- It must be easily adjustable
- It must not be affected by oil and dirt
- It must not encourage dirt collection
- It must be easily cleanable
- The operating surface must be smooth
- It must be cheap
19 January 2012
Auxiliary Function of Winding | Creeling/Piecing/Doffing | Types of Winding | Difference Between Precision & Non Precision Winding
Auxiliary Function of Winding
Creeling: Creeling is the placement of full packages in position ready to be unwound as part of the transfer operations. An alternative meaning is the removal of the exhausted packages & their replacement with full ones.
Piecing: Piecing is the finding & connecting of the ends on the packages. The connection between the ends can be made by knotting adhesion or welding but the former is by far the most common. Such connections are required whenever an end breaks or when a creeling operation has been completed.
Doffing: Doffing is the removal of newly wound packages & the replacement of these by empty packages which will receive yarn during the transfer process. It will be noted that creel packages are emptied as the packages to be doffed are filled.
Types of Winding
According to density:
1. Precision winding
2. Non precision winding
Creeling: Creeling is the placement of full packages in position ready to be unwound as part of the transfer operations. An alternative meaning is the removal of the exhausted packages & their replacement with full ones.
Piecing: Piecing is the finding & connecting of the ends on the packages. The connection between the ends can be made by knotting adhesion or welding but the former is by far the most common. Such connections are required whenever an end breaks or when a creeling operation has been completed.
Doffing: Doffing is the removal of newly wound packages & the replacement of these by empty packages which will receive yarn during the transfer process. It will be noted that creel packages are emptied as the packages to be doffed are filled.
Types of Winding
According to density:
1. Precision winding
2. Non precision winding
According to type of package:
1. Cone winding package
2. Pirn winding package
3. Flange winding package
4. Cheese winding package
5. Cop winding package
1. Cone winding package
2. Pirn winding package
3. Flange winding package
4. Cheese winding package
5. Cop winding package
According to the build of the package:
1. Parallel winding package
2. Near parallel winding package
3. Cross parallel winding package
1. Parallel winding package
2. Near parallel winding package
3. Cross parallel winding package
According to methods of drive:
1. Positive or direct drive
2. Negative or indirect drive
1. Positive or direct drive
2. Negative or indirect drive
According to the future of automation:
1. Conventional winding
2. Modern winding
1. Conventional winding
2. Modern winding
Difference Between Precision & Non Precision Winding
Precision winding
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Non precision winding
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1. No. of coils remain constant from the first layer up to the full diameter of package.
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1. No. of coils per traverse of yarn guide decrease with increase in package diameter.
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2. No air gaps.
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2. Air gaps is found here.
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3. Winding angle is 90°or near 90°
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3. Winding angle is less than 80°
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4. Bobbin can be wound by 1 or more yarn.
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4. Bobbin can be wound by only one yarn.
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5. Less stable package.
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5. More stable package.
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6. Flanged bobbin is needed.
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6. Flanged bobbin is not needed.
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7. Yarn tension is relatively more at the time of winding.
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7. Yarn tension is relatively less at the time of winding.
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8. Yarn package density is more.
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8. Yarn density is less in the package.
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9. Yarn coil is arranged in the parallel or near parallel.
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9. Yarn coil is arranged in traversal.
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10. Yarn withdrawal from the package takes more time & it is relatively difficult.
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10. Yarn withdrawal from the package takes less time & it is comparatively difficult.
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1 January 2012
What is Yarn Withdrawal? | Types of Yarn Withdrawal | Advantages/Disadvantages of Yarn Withdrawal
Yarn Withdrawal
Removal or unwinding of yarn from the package during weaving is called withdrawal of yarn.
Types of Yarn Withdrawal
There are 2 types of yarn withdrawal:
Removal or unwinding of yarn from the package during weaving is called withdrawal of yarn.
Types of Yarn Withdrawal
There are 2 types of yarn withdrawal:
- Side withdrawal.
- Over-end withdrawal.
Side Withdrawal:
In
side withdrawal, the spool must rotate in order for the yarn to be
removed. Typical uses of side withdrawal are to be found in the various
operations on a warp; in view of the multiplicity of ends in a warp it
is virtually impossible to use anything but side withdrawal.Advantages:
- The yarn does not rotate upon withdrawal.
- The yarn twists remain constant.
- At high winding speeds, due to inertia, the rotation of the spool may lead to tension variations in the yarn.
- This process is costlier for practical use.
- High speed impairs the stability of the package.
This method is simplest & most common method of yarn withdrawal. The yarn is to take away along a line which roughly coincides with the axis of the package. Using this technique it is not necessary to rotate the package. It is used in circumstances where high winding speeds are required, such as in high speed beaming & the removal of yarn from weft packages.
Advantages:
- Very high rates of yarn withdrawal.
- Not so expensive.
- Not necessary to rotate the package.
- Flanged is not required.
- Balloon formation.
- There is a chance of one turn twist in the yarn.
9 December 2011
Tensioning Device | Functions of Tensioning Device | Requirements of Tensioning Device
Tensioning Device
Tensioning device, a device to detect thick spots or slubs in the yarn & a stop motion which causes the winding to stop in the case of a yarn break or the depletion of a supply package. The yarn is directed into this zone by a guide.
Functions of Tensioning Device:
Tensioning device, a device to detect thick spots or slubs in the yarn & a stop motion which causes the winding to stop in the case of a yarn break or the depletion of a supply package. The yarn is directed into this zone by a guide.
Functions of Tensioning Device:
- To allow the maintenance of proper tension in the yarn in order to achieve a uniform package density.
- The tensioning device also serves as a detector for excessively weak spots in the yarn which break under the added tension induced by the tension device.
Effects of Tension Variation:
- Too high tension may damage the yarn whereas too low tension can lead a unstable packages which will not unwind cleanly.
- In case of man made fiber high tension can cause molecular change which affects the dye ability, so that variations in tension ultimately show as apparently random variation in color shading.
- In case of winding staple yarns, yarn tension may break thin place of yarn.
Requirements Which Influence the Choice of Tensioning Device:
- The device must be reliable.
- It must be easily threaded.
- It must neither introduce nor magnify tension variations.
- It must not introduce difference in twist.
- It must not be affected by wear.
- It must be easily adjustable.
- It must not be affected by presence of oil or dirt.
- It must not encourage the collection of dirt & lint.
- It must be capable of easy cleaning.
- The operating surfaces must be smooth.
- It must be inexpensive.
Tensioning device can be classified in 2 ways as follows-
1. Depending on the type of the working member acting on the yarn.
2. According to the working principle.
Depending on the type of the working member acting on the yarn the tensioning devices are the following types:
1. Capstan (multiplicative) tensioner.
2. Additive tensioner.
3. Combined tensioner.
4. Automatic tensioner.
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1. Depending on the type of the working member acting on the yarn.
2. According to the working principle.
Depending on the type of the working member acting on the yarn the tensioning devices are the following types:
- Ball type.
- Washer type.
- Disc type.
- Roller type.
- Comb type.
- Two zone type.
1. Capstan (multiplicative) tensioner.
2. Additive tensioner.
3. Combined tensioner.
4. Automatic tensioner.
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