Claims
- 1. A method for traversing a yarn across a predetermined traverse stroke so as to wind said yarn on a bobbin by means of a traversing apparatus comprising a first traverse means for traversing said yarn and a second traverse means for traversing said yarn, which second traverse means is disposed downstream from said first traverse means by a predetermined distance, comprising the steps of:
- traversing said yarn from a central portion of the traverse stroke to an end of the traverse stroke by means of one of said first and second traverse means;
- simultaneously engaging said yarn with said first and second traverse means in a region adjacent to an end of said traverse stroke in such a manner that a winding path of said yarn is deflected in opposite directions by said first and second traverse means;
- transferring said yarn from said one of said first and second traverse means to the other of said first and second traverse means at said region adjacent to an end of said traverse stroke;
- traversing said yarn from said end of the traverse stroke to the central portion of the traverse stroke by means of said other traverse means; and
- transferring said yarn alternately between said first and second traverse mans so as to traverse said yarn across said predetermined traverse stroke from one end thereof to the other end thereof.
- 2. A traversing apparatus for traversing a yarn across a predetermined traverse stroke so as to wind said yarn on a bobbin, comprising:
- first traverse means for traversing said yarn;
- second traverse means for traversing said yarn, disposed downstream by a predetermined distance from said first traverse means;
- said yarn being alternately transferred between said first and second traverse means so as to traverse across said predetermined traverse stroke from one end thereof to another end thereof; and
- said first and second traverse means simultaneously engaging with said yarn in regions adjacent to said ends of said traverse stroke in such a manner that a winding path of said yarn is deflected in opposite directions by said first and second traverse means.
- 3. A yarn traversing apparatus according to claim 2, wherein said first traverse means and said second traverse means comprise rotary blades provided with yarn guides, which rotary blades rotate in opposite directions.
- 4. A yarn traversing apparatus according to claim 2, which further comprises:
- a frame downwardly inclined relative to the winding direction of said yarn;
- said first traverse means comprising at least a pair of rotary blades being rotatably supported on said frame;
- centers of rotation of said rotary blades of said first traverse means being located near said ends of said traverse stroke; and
- said second traverse means comprising at least a pair of rotary blades being rotatably supported on said frame;
- centers of rotation of said rotary blades of said second traverse means being located near said ends of said traverse stroke.
- 5. A yarn traversing apparatus according to claim 4, wherein said centers of rotation of said rotary blades of said second traverse means are located in front of said centers of rotation of said rotary blades of said first traverse means, said apparatus further comprising:
- first rotational spindle means for rotatably supporting said first traverse means at one end thereof about first axes of rotation; and
- second rotational spindle means, mounted adjacent said first rotational spindle means and being rotationally engaged therewith, for rotationally supporting said second traverse means at one end thereof opposite said one end of said first rotational spindle means, about second axes of rotation parallel to said first axes of rotation.
- 6. A yarn traversing apparatus according to claim 2, wherein
- S1.gtoreq.S0+2L1 tan .theta.
- S2.ltoreq.S0+2L2 tan .theta.
- in which:
- S1 is the stroke of said first traverse means from the position at which it engages said yarn to the position at which it releases said yarn;
- S2 is the stroke of said second traverse means from the position at which it engages said yarn to the position at which it releases said yarn;
- S0 is the stroke of said yarn across said contact roller;
- L1 is the distance from said first traverse means to a point where said yarn contacts said contact roller;
- L2 is the distance from said second traverse means to said point where said yarn contacts said contact roller; and
- .theta. is the winding angle of said yarn.
- 7. A yarn traversing apparatus according to claim 2, wherein
- said first traverse means comprises a rotary blade moving from a central portion of said traverse stroke toward said ends of traverse stroke and a guide rail restricting a speed of said yarn conveyed by said rotary blade, so that speed of said yarn conveyed by said first traverse means is made substantially constant; and
- said second traverse means comprises a rotary blade moving from said ends of traverse stroke toward said central portion of said traverse stroke and a guide rail restricting a speed of said yarn conveyed by said rotary blade of said second traverse means, so that a speed of said yarn conveyed by said second traverse means is made almost the same as that of said first traverse means at said central portion of said traverse stroke and is gradually decreased from a speed between 1.5 and 7 times of that of said first traverse means to that of said first traverse means at said ends of said traverse stroke.
Priority Claims (2)
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Parent Case Info
This is a continuation of application Ser. No. 07/514,189, filed Apr. 25, 1990, now abandoned.
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Continuations (1)
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