Title of Invention

DEVICE AT CARD FOR TEXTILE FIBRES, FOR EXAMPLE, COTTON, CHEMICAL FIBRES OR SIMILAR THINGS MADE OF COVER BARS (RODS) PROVIDED WITH MOUNTINGS

Abstract Device at a card for textile fibre, cotton, chemical fibres made of cover bars provided with fittings and the tops of the drum mounting a distance is existent. The cover bars slide with their both ends covex curve sliding guides, each of which are built being formed by a flexible element, which is arranged to a convex surface of the accompanying flexible bend wherein the sliding guide is displaceable in radial direction (x1) in such a manner, that the distance (a) between the tops of the cover mountings and the tops of the drum fitting remains uniform at all the points through the circumference.
Full Text With the cover mounting and the distance between the mountings, in the
same manner. Such a new adjustment of the flexible bend is expensive.
Besides that, the geometry of the flexible bend is dependent on the number
of the adjusting screws. For this purpose lateral card elements, for example,
drive, suction and also the cover rod are to be mounted time and again in
the stand-still condition. This is fraught with substantial erection expenses.
Besides, that, through the standstill position and running production
operation of the card is interrupted. The Invention therefore, makes the
problem as the basis, to arrange for a device of the nature described in the
beginning, which avoids the mentioned disadvantages, which renders
possible especially a change of the intensity of carding in a simple manner,
preferably during the running of the operation.
The solution of this problem takes place through the characteristic features
as described herein under.
It is possible through the measures, in accordance with the Invention, to
change as reaction on alterations of technological magnitude, for example,
Nissen-digit and/or fibre damage, which change the intensity of the carding
in a simple manner. A further special advantage exists therein, that after
successful displacement of the sliding guide the uniform distance between
the cover mountings and the drum mounting at all the stages through the
circumference remains retained, whereby a substantial improvement of the
generated fibre band is achieved. The position of the convex outer surface
of the sliding guide is radially shifted. The flexibility (elasticity) of the
sliding guide ensures, that the bend form of the outer surface of the sliding
guide is matchable, so that thereby the uniformity of the distance between
the cover and the drum fitting is ensured at all positions throughout the
circumference. A further advantage existing therein, that the shifting can
take place continuously, for example, in operation also. That can take place
automatically or on "button press" without delay, whereby each time-
consuming erection expenses and each production interruption can be
avoided. It is specially further advantageous, that the convex outer surface
of the sliding guide-on which the convering head lies on each case - is
shifted on both the sides of the machine concentrically for the drum
circumference (drum shell) in radial direction. In this manner it becomes
possible to shift endlessly many supporting points for the cover-heads
continuously.
It is provided functionally that the distance between the convex outer
surface of the sliding guide and of the concave inner surface of the sliding
guide in the circumferential direction decreases rather increases and the
distance between the convex bearing surface of the flexible bend and
between the axle of the drum accordingly increases rather decreases, so that
the total of both the distances at all positions through the circumference is
constant. According to a further advantageous development, in case of
which the distance between the curved (arched) convex outer surface of the
sliding guide and the concave inner surface of the sliding guide is constant,
is realized, that between the sliding guide and the bearing surface of the
flexible bend an intermediate layer is existent and the distance between the
concave out surface of the intermediate layer of the convex inner surface of
the intermediate layer in the circumferential direction decreases rather
increases and the distance between the convex bearing surface of the
flexible bend and of the axle of the drum accordingly increases or
decreases, so that the total of both the distances at all the positions through
the circumference is constant. Preferably it is provided, that between the
sliding guide and the bearing surface of the flexible bend an intermediate
layer is existent and the distance between the convex outer surface of the
sliding guide and of the concave inner surface of the sliding guide in the
circumferential direction decreases rather increases and the distance
between the convex outer surface of the intermediate element and the axle
of the drum accordingly increases and decreases, so that the total of both
the distances at all the positions through the circumference is constant.
According to a further preferred development in case of which the distance
between the curved convex outer surface of the sliding guide and the
concave inner surface of the sliding guide is constant, is realized, that
between the sliding guide and the bearing surface of the flexible bend two
intermediate layers are existent and the distance between the convex outer
surface and the concave inner surface of the first intermediate layer
decreases rather increases in the circumferential direction and the distance
between convex outer surface of the second intermediate layer and the axle
of the drum accordingly increases rather decreases, so that the total of both
the distances at all the positions through the circumference is constant
Functionally the sliding guide and/or the flexible bend is rather are
displaceable in the circumferential direction for example, shiftable,
whereby the convex outer surface of the sliding guide is displaceable
concentrically in the radial direction locally The displacement of the sliding
guide in the circumferential direction on a bend (arch) renders possible a
bending - stable cross section for the sliding guide. The sliding guide in
built for the sliding of the cover bar (rod) made of slidable material,
which at the same time, makes conducive in an advantageous manner a
shifting of the sliding guides to the accompanying bearing surface lying
opposite.
Preferably the intermediate layer and/or the flexible bend is rather are
displaceable in the circumferential direction, for example, shiftable,
whereby the convex outer surface of the sliding guide is displaceable
concentrically in the radial direction locally. The sliding guide and/or the
intermediate layer is rather are displaceable with advantage in the
circumferential direction, for example, shiftable, whereby the convex outer
surface of the sliding guide is displaceable concentrically in the radial
direction locally. Both the intermediate layers are preferably displaceable
in the circumferential direction, for example, shiftable, whereby the convex
outer surface of the sliding guide is displaceable concentrically in the radial
direction locally. Functionally during the displacement there glides, for
example, during shifting, in each case, two wedge-shaped developed
elements on one another. Preferably the sliding guide shows the form of a
bent wedge (key). With advantage the intermediate layer shows rather the
intermediate layers show the form of a bent wedge. Preferably, the
intermediate layer is rather the intermediate layer are built through a
flexible element. Functionally, the intermediate layer is or the intermediate
layers are a metal band, for example a steel band. Preferably the distance
between the convex outer surface of the sliding guide and the concave inner
surface of the sliding guide increases rather decreases, uniformly. With
advantage the convex outer surface of the sliding gnide is displaceable
concentrically for the shell surface of the drum. It is preferred that the
convex outer surface of the sliding guide is bent in a circular manner.
Functionally, there lies the concave inner surface of the sliding of the shell
surface of the flexible bend. Preferably there lies at a device, in a case of
which the flexible bend has a clearance, (recess), for example, groove for
the sliding guide, the concave inner surface of the sliding guide on the
convex groove surface. There lies with advantage the concave inner surface
of the sliding guide on the convex outer surface of the intermediate layer.
Preferably there lies the concave inner surface of the intermediate layer on
the convex groove surface. Functionally there lies the concave inner
surface of the first intermediate layer of the convex outer surface of the
second intermediate layer. Preferably the shifting arrangement or grips
essentially in the middle of the sliding guide. Effectively the sliding guide
is and/or the intermediate layer rather the intermediate layers built from a
synthetic element. Preferably, the synthetic element shows a small friction
cooefficient The synthetic is armoured with advantage, for example,
through glass fibres, carbon fibres or similar things. Preferably the sliding
guide and/or the intermediate layer rather the intermediate layers consists
of a flexible metal band, for example, made of steel. The sliding guide is
practically led in the groove literally (lateral surface of the groove).
displaceable in the groove in the circumferential direction. The form of the
intermediate layer is preferably generated through machining, for example,
grinding or similar things. The form of the concave inner surface of the
sliding guide is appropriately fabricated through machining for
example grinding etc. Preferably the form of the concave bearing surface of
the flexible been and/or of the groove surface is fabricated through
processing, for example, grinding etc. Preferably a shifting equipment for
the local displacement of the sliding guide and/or of the intermediate layer
rather intermediate layers and/or of the flexible bend is provided with. The
shifting equipment is assigned to a drive arrangement for example, motor
with advantage. The shifting equipment shows preferably adjusting
elements, for example, lever, rack (cog rack), gear wheel, hinge-joint or
similar things. Functionally the shifting equipment grips essentially in the
middle of the sliding guide and/or of the intermediate layer rather of the
intermediate layers. Preferably between the sliding guide and/or the
intermediate layer rather intermediate layers and the drive arrangement a
transition element is provided with. With advantage the ends of the sliding
guide and/or of the intermediate layer rather intermediate layers are attached
at driven rotary winding drum or similar things. The sling guide and/or the
intermediate layer rather the intermediate layers is preferably developed as
endless bend, which winds around (embraces) two guide rollers.
Functionally is at least one guide roll driven, for example, through a motor.
Preferably the sliding guide and/or the intermediate layer rather intermediate
layers has, beyond the flexible bend, at the least partial gear teeth,
which interact together at least with a gear wheel. The sliding guide
interacts with advantage with at least one band shaped element, which has
essentially the form of a bent wedge. Preferred are the sliding guide and the
band-shaped element displaceable in the circumferential direction. The
drive arrangement, for example, motor for the shifting of the sliding guide
and/or of the intermediate layer and/or of the flexible bend is connected
functionally at an electronic control and regulating equipment, for example,
micro computer. Preferably an error detector is connected for recording of
the fibre length at the electronic control and regulating equipment With
advantage an error detector is connected for recording of the Nissen-digit
to the electronic control and regulating device. An error detector for
recording of the distance between the tips of the cover-fittings and the tips
of the drum mounting is preferably connected to the electronic control and
regulating equipment. A control or circuit element for actuation of the drive
arrangement for the displacement, for example, is effectively connected to
the electronic control and regulating equipment.
The Invention is in the following explained with the help of form of
execution represented by accompanying drawings in details.
It shows:
Fig. 1 Schematic lateral view of a card for the device in accordance
with the Invention.
Fig. 2 Covering bar (rod) and section from a sliding guide and a
flexible bend and distance between mounting of the covering
bar and of drum mounting.
Fig. 3 Schematically the flexible bend with shiftabie sliding guide.
Fig. 4 Schematically the flexible bend with sliding guide and shiftabie
intermediate layer.
Fig. 5 Schematically the flexible bend with shiftable sliding guide and
shiftable intermediate layer.
Fig. 6 Schematically the flexible bend with two shiftable intermediate
layers.
Fig. 7a The flexible bend partly in section with groove and partly
inserted sliding guide.
Fig. 7b Section through the arrangement in accordance with Fig. 7a.
Fig. 8a The flexible bend partly in the section in the groove, laid-in
intermediate layer and partly laid-in sliding guide.
Fig. 8b Section through the arrangement to the Fig. 8a
Fig. 9a Lateral view of the flexible bend and or the moving cover
with sliding guide in a first position.
Fig. 9b Lateral view according to the Fig. 9a with sliding guide
in a second position.
Fig. 10 A shifting element for the sliding guide.
Fig. 11 The sliding guide with the take up (starting up) rolls at
their both ends.
Fig. 12. The sliding guide as continuous rotating band element.
Fig. 13 The sliding guide with spring load at an end.
Fig. 14 Block diagram of an electronic regulating and controlling
equipment, at which at (east a Nissen sensor, a fibre length
sensor and an adjusting equipment, for example, motor are
connected for the shifting of the sliding guide and
Fig. 15 Lateral view of the end sphere of a covering bar (rod)
with cover head, of the sliding guide on the flexible bend of
a section of the drum.
Fig. 1 shows a card for example Truetzschler EXACTACARD DK 803
with feed roll 1, feed table 2, drawing point (marking tool) 3a, 3b, 3c drum
no.4, receiver 5, stripper roller 6, crushing cylinder 7, 8, fleece guide
element 9 nap funnel 10 take up roller 11,12, moving cover 13 with cover
bare 14 and 15 and can stock 16. The rotating direction of the rolls are
show with bent arrow-heads with N is the middle point (axle) of the drum 4
is indicated.
According to Fig. No.2 of the each side of the card laterally at the machine
frame a flexible bend 17 is attached with bolts 18 (please see Fig. 7a),
which shows several adjusting holes 19 (please see Fig. 7a, 10). The
flexible bend 17 has a convex surface 17a and a bottom side 17b. Above
the flexible bend 17 there is a sliding guide 20, for example, made of
slidable synthetic resin, existent, which shows a convex outer surface 20a
and concave inner surface 20b. The concave inner surface 20b lies on the
convex outer surface 17a and have the power to glide on this in the
direction of the arrow-head A. B. The covering bars 14 show at their
both ends, in each case, a cover tip 14a, at which in axial direction two steel
pins 14b are attached, which glide on the convex outer surface 20a of the
sliding guide 20 in the direction of the arrow-head C. At the bottom surface
of the supporting body 14c the cover mounting 14d is attached. The pointed
circle of the cover mounting 14d is indicated with 21. The drum 4 shows at
its circumference a drum mounting 4a, for example, saw tooth fitting. The
pointed circle of the drum mounting 4a is indicated with 22. The distance
between the pointed circle 21 and the pointed circle 22 is indicated with a
and mounts to, for example, 0.20 mm. The distance between the convex
outer surface 20a and the pointed circle 22 is indicated with b. The radius of
the convex outer surface 20a is indicated with r1, and the radius of the
pointed circle 22 with r2. The radia r1 and r2 intersect in the middle point M
of the drum 4 (please see Fig. 1).
The flexible bend 17 with shiftable sliding guide 20 is schematically
represented in the Fig. 3. The distance c between the convex outer surface
20a and concave inner surface 20b decreases in the circumferential direction
- seen in the direction B - from c1 to c2, and the distance d between the
convex surface 27a and the axle M of the drum 4 increases in the
circumferential direction - seen in the direction B-from d1 to d2,so that the
total of both the distance c1,d2and c2, d2 is constant at all the positions
through the circumference. Wedge 1 is built through the sliding guide 20,
wedge 2 is built through the flexible bend 17. The concave inner surface 20b
and the convex outer surface 23a stand in sliding contact with one another.
The middle point of the convex outer surface 20a corresponds with the
middle point M of the drum 4. The central point of the concave inner surface
20b and of the convex outer surface 17a lies beyond the central point M of
the drum 4.
According to Fig. No.4 between the concave inner surface 20b of the
sliding guide 20 and of the concave outer surface 17a of the flexible bend
17 an intermediate layer 23 is existent, which is shiftable in the direction of
the arrow-head D, E. The distance between the convex outer surface 20a
and the concave inner surface 20b is constant The distance e between the
convex outer surface 23a of the intermediately layer 23 and of the concave
inner surface 23b of the intermediate layer 23 decreases in the
circumferential direction - seen in the direction D - from e1 to e2 and the
distance f between the convex bearing surface 17a and of the axle M of the
drum 4 increases corresponding to f1 to f2; so that the total of the distances e
and f is constant through the circumference. The central point of the convex
outer surface 20a and of the concave inner surface 20b corresponds with the
middle point M of the drum 4. The central point of the concave inner
surface 23b and of the convex outer surface 17a lie beyond the middle
point m of the drum 4. Wedge 1 is built through first intermediate layer 23
and the wedge 2 is built through the flexible bend 17. The concave inner
surface 20b and the convex outer surface 23a on the one hand and concave
inner surface 23b and the convex outer surface 17a on the other hand stand
in sliding contact with one another.
According to Fig. 5 between the concave inner surface 20b and the concave
outer surface 17a an intermediate layer 23 is existent. The sliding guide 20
is shiftable in the direction A, B and the intermediate layer 23 is shiftable in
the direction D, E. The distance g between the convex outer surface 20a and
the concave inner surface 20b decreases in the circumferential direction -
seen in the direction of A - from g1 to g2, and the distance h between the
convex outer surface 23a and the axle M of the drum 4 increases
accordingly from h1 to h2, so that the total of both the distances g and h is
constant at all the positions through the circumference. The central-point of
the convex outer surface 20 a and the central point of the convex outer
surface 17a correspond with the central-point M of the drum 4. The central-
point of the concave inner surface 20b and the central point of the concave
outer surface 23a lie beyond the central point M. The wedge 1 is built
through the sliding guide 20 and the wedge 2 is built through the
intermediate layer 23. The concave inner surface 20b and the concave outer
surface 23a stand in sliding contact with one another.
According to Fig. No. 6 between the concave inner surface 20b of the
sliding guide 20 and of the convex outer surface 17a of the flexible bend 17
two intermediate layers 23 and 24 are existent. The distance between the
convex outer surface 20a and concave inner surfacee 20b is constant.
The intermediate layer 23 is in the direction of the arrow-head D, £ and the
intermediate layer 24 is shiftable in the direction of the arrow-head F, G.
The distance 1 between the concave outer surface 23a and the concave
inner surface 23b of the first intermediate layer 23 increases in the
circumferential direction - seen in the direction D - from i1 to i2, and the
distance k between the concave outer surface 24a of the second
intermediate layer 24 and of the axle M of the drum 4 decreases
corresponding from k1 to k2, so that the total of both the distances c and k is
constant in all the positions through the circumference. The central points
of the convex outer surface 20a, of the concave inner surface 20b of the
convex outer surface 17a correspond with the central point M of the drum
4. The central point of the concave inner surface 23b of the convex outer
surface 24a lies beyond the central point M of the drum 4. Wedge 1 is built
through the first intermediate layer 23 and wedge 2 is built through the
second intermediate layer 24. The concave inner surface 23b and the
convex outer surface 24a stand in sliding contact with one another.
According to Fig. 7a a groove 25 is existent in the flexible bend 17 in the
circumferential direction. The sliding guide 20 which consists of a flexible
(elastic), slidable synthetic material is according to Fig. 7b inserted in the
groove 25 in the process of which, a part is existent in the groove 25 and
the other part projects over the convex outer surface 17a. The sliding guide
20 is shiftable within the groove in the direction of the arrow-head A, B, in
the process of which, the concave inner surface 20b and the groove 25a
glides along. The lateral surfaces 25b and 25c build lateral glides for the
sliding guide 20. The development corresponds functionally, for example,
with Fig. 3.
According to Fig. 8a within the groove 25 between the concave inner
surface 20b and the groove base 25a a shiftable intermediate layer 23 is
existent, please compare with Fig. 8b. The development corresponds
functionally with, for example, Fig. 4.
In the Figures 9a and 9b the shifting of the sliding guide 20 on the flexible
bend 17 in the direction of the arrow-head A is represented. Through the
shifting, for example, by around 50 mm, the distance b between the cover
top 14c and the drum mounting 4a i.e. the distance b between pointed
circles 21 and 22 enlarges from b1 (Fig. 9a), for example, 0.30 mm to b2
(Fig. 9b), for example, 0.5 mm. The covering bars 13 are moved slowly
between the cover guide roller 13a and the cover guiding roller 13b b
through a (not represented) driving belt in the direction of C, are
subsequently deflected and are turned to the opposite side again. With r3
the radius of the convex outer surfaced 17a of the flexible bend 17, with r4
the radius of the concave inner surface 20b of the sliding guide is indicated.
The cover guide rollers 13a, 13b rotate in the direction of the arrow-head H
and I.
According to Fig. No. 10 a driving element 26 is attached at the sliding
guide 20, which is connected with a spur rack 27a, in which a gear wheel
27b rotatable in the direction of 0, P grips-in. which is driven by a drive
arrangement 40, for example, by a reversible motor, whereby the sliding
guide 20 is shiftable in the direction of the arrow-head A, B.
Both the ends of the sliding guide 20 are wound-up on the driven aerial
drum 28, 29 according to Fig. No. 11, which rotate in the direction of the
bent arrow-head K, L and N1, N2.Thereby the sliding guide 20 is shiftable
in the direction A,B The reversible drive motors are indicated with 42 and
43.
According to Fig. No. 12 the sliding guide 20 is developed as continuous
rotating bend, which rotates around rolls 27, 30, 31, 32, 33. The drive
arrangement 27, for example, roll with motor, is rotary in the direction of
the arrow-head O.P, whereby the sliding guide 20 is shifiable in the
direction of the arrow-head A, B. A reversible motor is indicated with 44.
The sliding guide 20 is attached at its one end through a tension spring 34
to a fixed bearing according to the Fig. No. 13. With the help of the driven
cover guide roller 13a a tension is exerted on the sliding guide 20 in the
direction of R. Between the sliding guide 20 and the flexible bend 17 an
intermediate layer 20 is existent, which is shiftable in the direction of the
arrow-head D. E (please compare Fig. No. 5).
According to Fig. No. 14 an electronic control and regulating equipment
36, for example, micro computer is existent, at which an error detector 37
for automatic recording of the Nissen digit, for example, Truetzschler
NEPCONTROL NCT, an error detector 38 for recording of the fibre length
and a correcting element 39 for example, drive motor 40 are connected.
The measuring values for the fibre lengths, for example, are determined
through a fibrograph, can also be fed through a feeding arrangement in the
electronic control and regulating equipment 36. Also a switching element,
for example, push button or similar things can be connected through the
electronic control and regulating equipment 36, with which the motor 40 is
actuated. Further an error detector 41, for example, Truetzschler
FLATCONTROL FCT, can be connected for recording of the distance a
between the tips 21 of the cover mounting 13d and the tips 22 of the drum
mounting 4a to the electronic control and regulating equipment 36.
If the sliding guide 20 is shifted from the position according to the fig. 9a,
in the direction of the arrow-head A in the position according to Fi.g 9b, the
convex outer surface 20a is displaced in the direction of the arrow-head U
upwards, whereby at the same time the cover bar is displaced with the
cover tip 14a, 14b (only 14b is represented) in the direction of the arrow-
head T upwards, so that the distance (b) between the cover to 14a, 14b and
the tips of the drum mounting 4a is enlarged from b1 to b2. Thereby the
distances (a) at the same time, between the top of the cover mounting 14d
and the top of the drum mounting 4a is enlarged from a1 to a2. If, on the
other hand, the cover bar 14 is displaced in the direction of the S
downwards, the distance a is reduced from a2 to a1.
We claims:
1. Device at a card for textile fibre, cotton, chemical
fibres made of cover bars provided with fittings and the tops of
ghe drum mounting a distance is existent and in which the cover
bars slide with their both ends convex curve sliding guides, each
of which are built being formed by a flexible element, which is
arranged to a convex surface of the accompanying flexible bend
wherein the sliding guide (20) is displaceable in radial
direction (r1 ) in such a manner, that the distance (a) between

the tops (21) of the cover mountings (14d) and the tops (22) of
the drum fitting (4a) remains uniform at all the points through
the circumference.
2. Device as claimed in claim 1 wherein the distance (c1 ,

c2 ) between the convex outer surface (20a) of the sliding guide
(20) and the concave inner surface (20b) of the sliding guide
(20) decreases and increases in the circumferential direction and
the distance (d1 , d2) between the convex bearing surface
(17a,25a) of the flexible bend (17) and of the axle (M) of the
drum (4) correspondingly increases or decreases, so that the sum
of both the distances (c, d) is constant at all positions through
the circumference.
3. Device as claimed in claim 1, in case of which the
distance between the curved convex outer surface of the sliding
guide and of the convave inner surface of the sliding guide is
constant, wherein an intermediate layer exists between the
concave inner surface (20b> of the sliding guide (20) and the
bearing (17a, 25a) of the flexible bend (17) and the distance
(e1 , e2 ) between the convex outer surface (23a) of the

intermediate layer (23) and of the concave inner surface (23b) of
the intermediate layer (23) decreases or increases in the
circumferential direction and the distance (f1 , f2 ) between the
convex bearing surface (17a, 25a) of the flexible bend (17) and
the axle (M) of the drum (4) correspondingly increases and
decreases, so that the sum of both the distances (e, f) is
constant at all the positions through the circumference.
4. Device as claimed in claim 1 wherein between the
sliding guide (20) and the bearing surface (17a, 25a) of the
flexible bend (17) an intermediate layer (23) is existent and the
distance (g1 , g2 ) between the convex outer surface (20a)
decreases and increases in the circumferential direction and the
distance (h1 , h2 ) between the convex outer surface (23a) of the
intermediate element (23) and of the axle (M) of the drum (4)
correspondingly increases and decreases, so that the sum of both
the distances is constant at all the positions through the
circumference.
5. Device as claimed in claim 1, wherein the distance
between the curved convex outer surface of the sliding guide and
the concave inner surface of the sliding guide is constant
wherein between the concave inner surface (20b) of the sliding
guide (20) and the bearing surface (17a, 25a) of the sliding
guide (20) and the bearing surface (17a, 25a) of the flexible
bend (17) two intermediate layers (23, 24) are existent and the
distance (i1 , i2 ) between the convex outer surface (23a) and of
the concave inner surface (23b) of the first intermediate layer
(23) in the circumferential direction decreases and increases and
the distance (k1 ,k2 ) between the convex outer surface (24a) of
the second intermediate layer (24) and of the axle (M) of the
drum (4) accordingly increases and decreases, so that the total
of both the distances is constant at all the positions through
the circumference.
6. Device as claimed in any one of the claims 1 to 5
wherein the sliding guide (20) and/or the flexible bend (17) is
disp1aceable in the circumferential direction, whereby the convex
outer surface (20a) of the sliding guide (20) is displaceable
concentrically in radial direction (r1 ).
7. Device as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 6 wherein
the intermediate layer (23,24) and/or the flexible bend (17) is
shift-able in the circumferential direction, whereby the convex
outer surface (20a) of the sliding guide (20) is concentrically
displaceable in radial direction (r1 ).

8. Device as claimed in any one of the claims 1 to 7,
wherein the sliding guide (20) and/or the intermediate layer (23,
24) is displaceable in the circumferential direction, whereby the
convex outer surface (20a) of the sliding guide (20) is
concentrically displaceable in radial direction (r1 ).
9. Device as claimed in any one of the claims 1 to 8
wherein both the intermediate layers (23, 24) are displaceable in
the circumferential direction, whereby the convex outer surface
(20a) of the sliding guide (20) is concentrically displaceable in
radial direction (r1 ).
10. Device as claimed in any one of the claims 1 to 9
wherein in case of the displacement, for example, during
shifting, two wedge shaped developed elements (17, 20, 23, 24)
slide upon one another in each case.
11. Device as claimed in any one fo the claims 1 to 10
wherein the sliding guide (20) shows the form of a bent wedge.
12. Device as claimed in any one of the claims 1 to 11
wherein at least one intermediate layer (23,24) shows the form of
a bent wedge.
13. Device as claimed in any one of the claims 1 to 12
wherein at least one intermediate layer (23,24) is built mi th the
help of a flexible element.
14. Device as claimed in any one of the claims 1 to 13
wherein at least one intermediate layer (23,24) is a metal band,
for example, a steel band.
15. Device as claimed in any one of the claims 1 to 14
wherein the distance (c) between the convex outer surface (20a)
of the sliding guide (20) and of the concave inner surface (20b)
of the sliding guide (20) increases and decreases uniformly.
16. Device as claimed in any one of the claims 1 to 15
wherein the convex outer surface (20a) of the sliding guide (20)
is displaceable concentrically to the shell surface of the drum
(4) .
17. Device as claimed in any one of the claims 1 to 15
wherein the convex outer surface (20a) of the sliding guide (20)
is bent in s circular manner.
18. Device as claimed in any one of the claims 1 to 17
wherein the concave inner surface (20b) of the sliding guide (20)
lies on the shell surface of flexible bend (17).
19. Device as claimed in any one of the claims 1 to 18
wherein the flexible bend shows a clearance (recess), for
example, a groove, for the sliding guide that concave inner
surface (20b) of the sliding guide lies on the convex groove base
(25 a ) .
20. Device as claimed in any one of the claims 1 to 19
wherein the concave inner surface (20b) of the sliding guide (20)
lies on the convex outer surface (23a) of the intermediate layer
(23).
21. Device as claimed in any one of the claims 1 to 20
wherein the concave inner surface (23b) of the intermediate layer
(23) lies on the convex groove base surface (25a).
22. Device as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 21 wherein
the concave inner surface (23b) of the first intermediate layer
(23) lies on the convex outer surface (24a) of the second
intermediate layer (24).
23. Device as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 22 wherein
at least one intermediate layer (23,24) is arranged in the groove
(25) .
24. Device as claimed in any one of the claims 1 to 23
wherein the sliding guide (20) projects out the convex outer-
surface (17a) of the flexible bend (17), at the least partly.
25. Device as claimed in any one of the claims 1 to 24
wherein at least one intermediate layer (23, 24) is displaceable
in the groove in the circumferential direction (D, E, F, G).
26. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 25 wherein the sliding
guide (20) and/or the intermediate layer(s) (23, 24) is built from a
synthetic element.
27. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 26 wherein the
synthetic element shows a low friction cooefficient.
28. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 27 wherein the
synthetic is armour-plated, for example, with the help of glass fibre,
carbon fibre.
29. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 28 wherein the sliding
guide (20) and/or the intermediate layer(s) (23, 24) consists of a flexible
metal band for example, made of steel.
30. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 29 wherein the sliding
guide (20) is led in the groove (25) laterally at the groove laterial surfaces
(25b, 25c).
31. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 30 wherein the sliding
guide (20) is displaceable in the groove (25) in elevating height setting.
32. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 31 wherein the sliding
guide (20) is displaceable in the groove (25) in the circumferential
direction (A, B).
33. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 32 wherein the form of
the intermediate layer (23, 24) is generated through processing, for
example, grinding.
34. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 33 wherein the form of
the concave inner surface (20b) of the sliding guide (20) is produced
through machining, for example, grinding.
35. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 34 wherein the form of
the convex bearing surface (17a) of the flexible bend (17) and/or groove
surface area (25a) is generated through machining, for example,
grinding.
36. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 35 wherein a
supporting frame (27a, 27b, 40) for the local displacement of sliding guide
(20) and/or of the intermediate layer (23, 24) and/or of the flexible bend
(17) is provided.
37. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 36 wherein a drive
arrangement, for example, motor (40) is assigned to the shifting
equipment.
38. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 37 wherein that the
shifting equipment shows adjusting elements, for example, lever, spur
rack (27a), gear wheel (27b), hinge joint.
39. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 38 wherein the shifting
equipment grips-in essentially in the middle of the sliding guide (20)
and/or of the intermediate layer (23, 24).
40. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 39 wherein a transition
element is present between the sliding guide (20) and/or the intermediate
layer (23, 24) and the drive arragement.
41. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 40 wherein the ends of
the sliding guide (20) and/or of the intermediate layer (23, 24) are
attached at driven, rotable winding-on drums (28, 29).
42. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 42 wherein the sliding
guide (20) and/or the intermediate layer (23, 24) is in the form of
continuous band around at the least two guide rollers (27, 30, 31, 32, 33)
43. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 42 wherein at the least
one guide roller (27) is driven, for example, with the help of a motor
(40).
44. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 43 wherein the sliding
guide (20) and/or the intermediate layer (23, 24) has partial teeth, which
interact together with at the least one gear wheel (27b).
45. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 44 wherein the sliding
guide (20) interacts together with at the least one band shaped element
(23, 24), which essentially has the form of a bent wedge.
46. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 45 wherein the drive
arrangement, for example, motor (40) for the displacement of the sliding
guide (20) and/or of the intermediate layer (23, 24) and/or of the flexible
bend (17) is connected to a electronic control and regulating equipment
(36), for example, micro-computer.
47. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 46 wherein an error
detector (37) for recording of the fibre length is connected to the
electronic control and regulating equipment (36).
48. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 47 wherein an error
detector (37) for recording of the Nissen-digit is connected to the
electronic control and regulating equipment (36).
49. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 48 wherein an error
detector (41) for recording of the distance (a) between the tops (21) of
the cover mountings (14d) and the tops (22) of the drum fitting (4a) is
connected to the electronic control and regulating equipment (36).
50. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 49 wherein a switching
element for actuation of the drive arrangement (40) is connected to the
electronic control and regulating equipment (36).
51. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 50 wherein a feeding
element for the measuring values of the fibre length is connected to the
electronic control and regulating equipment (36).
52. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 51 wherein the sliding
guide (20) and a band-shaped element (23) are displaceable in the
circumferential direction and in the radial direction.
53. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 52 wherein the sliding
guide (20) are displaceable in radial direction and the band shaped
elements (23, 24) are displaceable in the circumferential direction and in
the radial direction.
54. Device as claimed in one of the Claims 1 to 53 wherein two wedge-
like elements (17,20,23,24) and at least one wedge-like element (17,
20, 23, 24) is displaceable in the circumferential direction and at least one
element (17, 20, 23, 24) consists of a flexible material, for example,
plastic material or steel.


Device at a card for textile fibre, cotton, chemical fibres made of
cover bars provided with fittings and the tops of the drum mounting a
distance is existent. The cover bars slide with their both ends covex curve
sliding guides, each of which are built being formed by a flexible element,
which is arranged to a convex surface of the accompanying flexible bend
wherein the sliding guide is displaceable in radial direction (x1) in such a
manner, that the distance (a) between the tops of the cover mountings and
the tops of the drum fitting remains uniform at all the points through the
circumference.

Documents:

2053-CAL-1997-(09-04-2012)-CORRESPONDENCE.pdf

2053-CAL-1997-(13-01-2012)-CORRESPONDENCE.pdf

2053-CAL-1997-(13-01-2012)-OTHERS.pdf

2053-cal-1997-abstract.pdf

2053-cal-1997-claims.pdf

2053-cal-1997-correspondence.pdf

2053-CAL-1997-DESCRIPTION (COMPLETE) 1.1.pdf

2053-cal-1997-description (complete).pdf

2053-cal-1997-drawings.pdf

2053-CAL-1997-EXAMINATION REPORT 1.1.pdf

2053-cal-1997-examination report.pdf

2053-cal-1997-form 1.pdf

2053-cal-1997-form 2.pdf

2053-cal-1997-form 26.pdf

2053-cal-1997-form 3.pdf

2053-cal-1997-form 5.pdf

2053-CAL-1997-OTHERS.pdf

2053-cal-1997-priority document.pdf

2053-CAL-1997-REPLY TO EXAMINATION REPORT 1.1.pdf

2053-cal-1997-reply to examination report.pdf

2053-CAL-1997-SPECIFICATION 1.1.pdf

2053-cal-1997-specification.pdf

2053-CAL-1997-TRANSLATED COPY OF PRIORITY DOCUMENT 1.1.pdf

2053-cal-1997-translated copy of priority document.pdf


Patent Number 256449
Indian Patent Application Number 2053/CAL/1997
PG Journal Number 25/2013
Publication Date 21-Jun-2013
Grant Date 18-Jun-2013
Date of Filing 29-Oct-1997
Name of Patentee TRUTZSCHLER GMBH & CO. KG
Applicant Address DUVENSTRASSE 82-92 D-41199 MONCHENGLADBACH
Inventors:
# Inventor's Name Inventor's Address
1 FERDINAND LEIFELD VON-BEHRING-STR. 34, D-47906 KEMPEN
2 BERNHARD KOHNEN PAPPELALLEE 17 D - 47918 TONISVORST
PCT International Classification Number D01A 15/14
PCT International Application Number N/A
PCT International Filing date
PCT Conventions:
# PCT Application Number Date of Convention Priority Country
1 196 51 894.6 1996-12-13 Germany