Driving system for high production open-end spinning machines
Driving system for open-end spinning machines, in particular of open-end spinning rotors, in which the power necessary for the driving of said rotors is distributed between two electric motors situated at the head and tail-end of the spinning machine, with a common belt transmission, the rotation of the tail-end motor being subordinate to the rotation of the motor at the head.
1. A driving system for open-end spinning machines, in particular of the rotors ( 8 ) of a front of an open-end spinning machine, characterized in that the power necessary for the driving of the spinning rotors is distributed between two electric motors ( 51 , 51 ′) respectively situated at the top-end ( 51 ) and tail-end ( 51 ′) of the spinning machine, by transmission by means of a common driving belt ( 55 ) of the rotors ( 8 ), the rotation of the motor ( 51 ′) being subordinated to the rotation of the motor ( 51 ) wherein downstream of the main pulley ( 54 ) moved by the motor ( 51 ) at the top-end, the belt ( 55 ) reaches the idle reference pulley ( 57 ) for the whole driving, an encoder ( 58 ) being positioned thereon, for indicating the linear rate of the driving belt ( 55 ) of the rotors, and on the basis of the values indicated by the encoder ( 58 ), the control unit ( 59 ) of the machine controls and drives both the motor ( 51 ) at the top-end and also the motor ( 51 ′) situated at the tail-end of the spinning machine.
2. The driving system for open-end spinning machines according to claim 1 , characterized in that the motors ( 51 , 51 ′) are asynchronous electric motors and are controlled and driven by the control unit ( 59 ) of the machine by means of the inverters ( 60 , 60 ′).
3. The driving system for open-end spinning machines according to claim 1 , characterized in that the driving inverter ( 60 ) of the asynchronous motor ( 51 ) at the top-end is in fact connected with the driving inverter ( 60 ′) of the asynchronous motor ( 51 ′) at the tail-end with a transmission line ( 62 ) of an impulse synchronism signal between the two inverters ( 60 , 60 ′) which drive. the motors ( 51 , 51 ′), the rotation of the motor ( 51 ′) being subordinate to the rotation of the motor ( 51 )
4. The driving system for open-end spinning machines according to claim 1 , characterized in that on the lower branch of its run, the belt ( 55 ) transmits the rotation torque to the legs ( 67 ) of the spinning rotors ( 8 ) intervalled by thread-tensioner guide pulleys ( 68 ).
5. The driving system for open-end spinning machines according to claim 1 , characterized in that the common transmission to the belt is used for the driving of the cards ( 7 ).