WO2006099891A1 - Apparatus for melt spinning a plurality of composite yarns - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to an apparatus for melt spinning plurality of composite yarns as defined in the preamble of claim 1.
- the individual yarn preferably comprise different physical properties to obtain certain yarn effects in the composite yarn.
- composite yarns of mixed colors are combined from differently colored individual yarns for the production of carpets.
- To obtain certain structure effects in a composite yarn it is possible to combine individual yarns from different polymers or individual yarns with a different degree of orientation in the molecular structure. Common to all these methods is that in a spin- ning apparatus, a plurality of individual yarns are separately extruded, each to a filament bundle, and combined to the composite yarn after undergoing more or less preliminary treatments.
- EP 1 035 238 Al discloses an apparatus, wherein the spinnerets are arranged in a row. hi this arrangement, adjacent spinnerets in the row form a spinning position for producing a composite yarn. Depending on the spinnerets installed in each spinning position, large distances result between the individual composite yarns, so that greater yarn deflections cannot be avoided with the use of a common withdrawal means. It is therefore an object of the invention to further develop an apparatus of the generic type for melt spinning a plurality of composite yarns such that it permits maintaining a substantially identical spacing between the composite yarns regardless of the number of spinnerets used for each composite yarn. A further object of the invention is to provide a most flexible possible apparatus for melt spinning composite yarns, which can be used for any methods.
- the invention has the special advantage that the spinnerets which each extrude one individual yarn of the composite yarn are arranged side by side to form a spin group. With that, it is possible to associate in a concentrated fashion to the spin group all devices that are needed within the spinning apparatus to produce these individual yarns, such as melt supply lines and cooling devices.
- the spinnerets that extrude a second or third individual yarn of the composite yarns are likewise arranged as spin groups in parallel rows, so that each of the spinnerets of a first spin group forms with at least one spinneret located in a common spinning plane and pertaining to a second spin group, a spinning position for producing a composite yarn.
- the distance from the adjacent spinning position is defined solely by the spacing of the spinnerets in the first spin group.
- the spinnerets of a spinning position form an arrangement in a row, which is oriented in or- thogonal relationship with the row of spinnerets of the spin group.
- the further development of the invention is especially advantageous, wherein the spinnerets of the first spin group are mounted in a first spin beam, and the spinnerets of the second spin group in a second spin beam, and wherein the spin beams are arranged parallel in side-by-side relationship and made independently heatable for tempering the spinnerets.
- the spinnerets of the spin groups are individually heatable and usable for any polymer material.
- the spinnerets of the two spin groups are mounted in one spin beam with two separate heating chambers.
- the spinnerets are distributed over the heating chambers in groups, and the heating chambers are constructed for being heated independently of each other.
- the spinnerets are supplied by a plurality of multiple gear pumps, with a first multiple gear pump supplying the spinnerets of the first spin group, and a second multiple gear pump supplying the spinnerets of the second spin group.
- the multiple gear pumps are adjustable separately from each other, so that even when extruding the filament bundles, different configurations in the individual spin groups can be realized.
- the spinnerets of one of the spin groups comprise each a plurality of spin holes, which is equal or unequal to the plurality of spin holes in the spinnerets of the other spin group.
- the capillary diameter of the spin holes may be made equal or unequal in the individually spin groups, so that special material combinations become possible to produce the composite yarn.
- a constellation has turned out satisfactory, in which the capillary diameter of the spin holes of one of the spin groups has a size ⁇ 0.4 mm, and the capillary diameter of the spin holes of the other spin group has a size ⁇ 0.25 mm.
- a further advantageous development of the invention proposes to associate to each spin group a cooling device, which is made for cooling the associated filament bundles independently of one another.
- the filament bundles that are extruded within one spin group can be uniformly cooled, and are thus allowed to solidify under substantially identical conditions.
- the cooling device preferably includes separate air supply lines, through each of which cooling air is supplied in a controlled manner.
- one of the cooling devices comprises for each associated spinneret of the spin group a cooling tube, which connects at one inlet end to a pressure chamber via a screen cylinder downstream of the associated spinneret. With that, it is possible to produce at high speed POY individual yarns, which are then combined, for example, with an HOY individual yarn.
- a different type of cooling device can be formed by a cross-flow quench or a radial-flow quench system.
- the radial-flow quench system can be constructed as a so-called outflow-inflow quench or as an inflow-outflow quench system. In the latter case, it is preferred to use quenching candles for cooling the filaments.
- the flexibility for melt spinning the individual yarns of a spin group can be further improved by providing selectively between the spinnerets and one of the cooling devices, or between the spinnerets and all cooling devices, an annealer zone with passive or active heating. With that, it is possible to use so-called annealer effects during the extrusion of the filaments for generating a delayed crys- tallinity.
- the combination means is formed by a first entanglement unit upstream of the godet unit and a main entanglement unit downstream of the godet unit.
- the first entanglement can be adjusted such that it largely prevents an intensive combination between the individual yarns, so as to obtain no more than a reliable advance over the godet without impeding drawing.
- the final yarn cohesion between the individual yarns is realized after their withdrawal from the main entanglement unit. It is thus possible to withdraw a plurality of composite yarns jointly from the spinnerets by a driven godet unit.
- the godet unit can be formed by a driven godet and a guide roll or a second driven godet, which are looped by the composite yarn several times.
- the composite yarn may advantageous to advance the composite yarn to a third entanglement unit before winding, so that the filaments undergo an intensive entanglement inside the composite yarn.
- the yarn lubricating devices that are pro- vided for wetting the filament bundles, in different positions within the spinning position. In a spinning position, this results both in a short convergence zone and in a long convergence zone.
- Figure 1 is a schematic cross sectional view of a first embodiment of the apparatus according to the invention.
- Figure 2 is a schematic axially sectioned view of the embodiment of Figure 1 ;
- Figure 3 is a schematic cross sectional view of a further embodiment of the inven- tion
- Figure 4 is a schematic axially sectioned view of the embodiment of Figure 3;
- Figure 5 is a schematic cross sectional view of a further embodiment;
- Figure 6 is a schematic cross sectional view of a further embodiment of the apparatus according to the invention.
- Figures 1 and 2 schematically illustrate a first embodiment of the apparatus according to the invention.
- Figure 1 is a cross sectional view of the apparatus and
- Figure 2 is an axially sectioned view thereof. Unless express reference is made to one of the Figures, the following description will apply to both Figures.
- the apparatus shown in Figures 1 and 2 comprises a total of four spinning positions for melt spinning a total of four composite yarns.
- the spinning positions are indicated at numbers 7.1 -7.4, with Figure 1 showing the spinning position 7.1.
- Each of the spinning positions 7.1-7.4 is formed by two spinnerets arranged side by side in one spinning plane.
- the spinning position 7.1 comprises spinnerets 5.1 and 6.1.
- the spinneret 5.1 pertains to a first spin group 5 that comprises a total of four spinnerets arranged in one row.
- Figure 2 schemati- cally illustrates the arrangement of the spinnerets 5.1-5.4.
- the second spinneret 6.1 pertains to a second spin group 6, which likewise comprises a total of four spinnerets, which are each arranged with the spinnerets 5.1-5.4 in one spinning plane, and thus form the four spinning positions 7.1-7.4.
- the spinnerets of the first spin group 5 are arranged in a spin beam 3.1.
- the spin beam 3.1 is made heatable.
- the spin beam 3.1 connects via an inlet and an outlet to a heat carrier circulation system.
- the upper side of the spin beam 3.1 mounts a multiply driven gear pump 2.1, which connects via a plurality of melt distribution lines to the spinnerets 5.1-5.4 of the first spin group.
- the multiple gear pump 2.1 connects via a melt supply line 1.1 to a source of melt not shown.
- the spinnerets of the second spin group 6 are mounted in a second spin beam 3.2, which extends parallel to the spin beam 3.1.
- the spin beam 3.2 can be separately heated by a heat carrier circulation system not shown.
- the upper side of the spin beam 3.2 mounts a second driven multiple gear pump 2.2, which connects via a plurality of melt distribution lines to the spinnerets of the second spin group 6.
- Figure 1 shows the connection between the multiple gear pump 2.2 and the spinneret 6.1.
- the other connections between the multiple gear pump 2.2 and the spinnerets of the second spin group 6 are analogous to the situation shown in Figure 2.
- the multiple gear pump 2.2 connects via a melt supply line 1.2 to a source of melt not shown.
- the cooling device 8.1 comprises for each spinneret 5.1-5.4 of the first spin group 5 a screen cylinder 10.1-10.4. These screen cylinders are arranged in substantially concentric relationship with the spinnerets on the underside of the spin beam 3.1.
- the screen cylinders 10.1-10.4 are accommodated in a pressure chamber 9, which receives cooling air via a blower 11.
- a cooling tube 12.1-12.4 Arranged downstream of each screen cylinder 10.1-10.4 is a cooling tube 12.1-12.4. The free end of the cooling tubes 12.1- 12.4 forms an outlet from the cooling device 8.1.
- the cooling device 8.2 Associated to the spinnerets of the second spin group 6 is a second cooling device 8.2.
- the cooling device 8.2 likewise comprises a plurality of screen cylinders 15, which are arranged in concentric relationship with the respective spinnerets downstream of the spin beam 3.2.
- the screen cylinders are accommodated in an air chamber 14, which receives cooling air via a blower 16.
- the free ends of the screen cylinders end in a common cooling shaft 13, which extends substantially parallel to the spin beam 3.2.
- the cooling device 8.2 is constructed as a radial-flow quench system, wherein the cooling air stream flows from the outside inward.
- Arranged downstream of the cooling devices 8.1 and 8.2 are yarn lubrication devices 17.1 and 17.2.
- the advance of the yarn from extruding to winding the composite yarns is described in greater detail with reference to the spinning position illustrated in Figure 1.
- a plurality of filament strands is extruded from the spinneret 5.1.
- the filament strands emerge as a filament bundle 24.1 from the underside of the spinneret 5.1 and advance through the cooling device 8.1.
- a second filament bundle 25.1 is extruded from the second spinneret 6.1 of the second spin group 6, and cooled by the cooling device 8.2.
- the filament bundle 25.1 is combined by the yarn lubrication device 17.2 to an individual yarn 27.1, and guided by downstream deflection rolls 18.1 and 18.2 into the path of the adjacent filament bundle 24.1.
- the yarn lubrication device 17.1 combines the filament bundle 24.1 to an individual yarn 26.1, which advances together with the individual yarn 27.1 into a first entanglement unit 21. After their first entanglement, the individual yarns 26.1 and 27.1 are combined to a composite yarn 28.1.
- the filament bundles 24.1 and 25.1 are withdrawn by a withdrawal means 20, which is formed by a driven godet 20 and a guide roll 23.
- the composite yarn 28.1 loops the godet 20 and the guide roll 23 several times, and subsequently advances via a draw godet 30 to a takeup device 31.
- a main entanglement unit 29 is arranged between the draw godet 30 and the takeup device 31.
- the composite yarn 28.1 advances through a yarn channel, in which a compressed air entanglement occurs to form entanglement knots.
- the main entanglement unit 29 is operated with a higher overpressure of the compressed air, so as to produce a plurality of entanglement knots.
- the composite yarn 28.1 is wound to a package 32.1, which is arranged on a winding spindle 33.1.
- the takeup device 31 is formed by an automatic winding head, which comprises a turret 34 with a second winding spindle 33.2. With that, it is possible to wind the yarn alternately on the winding spindles 33.1 and 33.2 in continuous operation.
- the takeup device is provided with a yarn traversing device 36 and a contact roll 35 downstream thereof, which lies against the surface of the package 32.1.
- the advance of the yarn described with reference of the spinning position 7.1 proceeds in the same way in each of the adjacent spinning positions 1.2-7.4. As shown in Figure 2, all filament bundles are jointly withdrawn by the withdrawal means 20.
- the filament bundles 24.1-24.4 are each cooled in the cooling device 8.1 and combined by yarn lubrication device 17.1, to an individual yarn 26.1-26.4.
- the zone between the spinnerets 5.1-5.4 and the yarn lubrication device 17.1 is named convergence zone, in which the filament bundles 24.1-24.4 are cooled.
- the filament bundles of the second spin group 6 are each cooled by the cooling device 8.2 in a second convergence zone, and combined to individual yarns by the yarn lubrication device 17.2.
- the second convergence zone of the filament bundles 25.1-25.4, which are produced in the spin group 6, is substantially shorter than the convergence zone of the filament bundles in the first spin group 5.
- the filament bundles 25.1-25.4 which are cooled in the short convergence zone, are each deflected into the path of the filament bundles 24.1-24.2 that are cooled in the long convergence zone.
- the individual yarns are deflected via individual deflection rolls 18.1-18.4 into the illustrated path of the individual yarns 26.1-26.4.
- the two individual yarns are jointly combined in the first entanglement unit 21 to composite yarns 28.1-28.4.
- the entan- glement unit 21 is formed by individual entanglement nozzles that are arranged in spaced relationship.
- the composite yarns 28.1-28.4 jointly loop the driven godet 22 and guide roll 23 in order to receive a final yarn cohesion in the main entanglement unit 29. After advancing over draw godet 30, the composite yarns 28.1- 28.4 are parallel wound to packages 32.1-32.4.
- the embodiment of Figures 1 and 2 is especially suited for producing a composite yarn with a high shrinkage difference, as is disclosed, for example, in DE 101 16 294 Al.
- the spinnerets 5.1 and 6.1 of the spinning position 7.1 are selected with respect to the number of their spin holes or choice of capillary diameters such that in the composite yarn a certain ratio of the mass of individual yarn 26.1 (POY) to the mass of individual yarn 27.1 (HOY) results.
- the spin holes of the spinnerets of the first spin group 5 have a capillary diameter of at most 0.25 mm to be able to produce a filament denier in the individual yarn 26.1 of > 2 deniers.
- the spin holes of the spinnerets of the second spin group 6 are made smaller to be able to produce a filament denier in the individual yarn 27.1 of ⁇ 1.5 deniers.
- the multiple gear pumps 2.1 and 2.2 can be operated at different speeds with identical delivery volumes, or at the same speeds with different delivery volumes.
- the two multiple gear pumps may also advantageously be a double gear pump with one drive.
- the double gear pump comprises two sets of planetary gears arranged in parallel relationship. Each set of the planetary gears produces a group of partial melt flows corresponding to the number of associated spinnerets. As a result of different tooth face widths, the planetary gear sets thus deliver different volumes at the same drive speed.
- the mass of the individual yarn 26.1 as well as the mass of the individual yarn 27.1 are determined by the resultant denier after withdrawing the filaments and by the number of the respective filaments. It is thus possible to make the spinnerets of the two spin groups different not only in their number of spin holes, but also in the size of the capillary diameters. In this connection, the mass ratio that is decisive for the composite yarn is selected as a function of the yarn effect being produced in the composite yarn.
- Figures 3 and 4 are each a schematic view of a further embodiment of the apparatus according to the invention, with Figure 3 being a cross sectional view and Fig- ure 4 an axially sectioned view of the embodiment.
- the embodiment of Figures 3 and 4 is essential identical with the embodiment of Figures 1 and 2, so that the foregoing description is herewith incorporated by reference and only differences are described in the following. In this connection, components of the same function are identified by identical numerals.
- the embodiment of Figures 3 and 4 likewise comprises four spinning positions 7.1-7.4, with Figure 3 being a cross sectional view of the spinning position 7.1 and Figure 4 an axially sectioned view of the row of spinnerets shown in Figure 3 on the right side of the apparatus.
- the spinnerets of the spin groups 5 and 6 are arranged in parallel rows, which are mounted in a spin beam 3.
- the spinnerets 5.1-5.4 of the first spin group 5 are arranged in a first heating chamber 4.1, and the spinnerets 6.1-6.4 of the second spin group in a second heating chamber 4.2.
- the heating chambers 4.1 and 4.2 which are separated from each other in the spin beam 3 by a partition 37, are heated independently of each other, so that the spinnerets of each of the spin groups 5 and 6 can be heated at the same or different temperatures.
- the upper side of the spin beam 3 mounts multiple gear pumps 2.1 and 2.2, which connect via distribution lines to the spinnerets of the spin groups 5 and 6. Downstream of the spin beam 3, the cooling devices 8.1 and 8.2 extend.
- the cooling device 8.1 is identical with the previously described embodiment, so that it will not be described in greater detail.
- the cooling device 8.2 is constructed as a cross-flow quench system, wherein on one side of the filament bundles 25.1- 25.4 that are extruded through spinnerets 6.1-6.4, an air-permeable wall 38 is ar- ranged, which connects to an air chamber 39.
- the air chamber 39 connects to a blower 16.
- the air-permeable wall 38 ends in a cooling shaft 13, through which the filament bundles 25.1-25.4 jointly advance.
- a heating zone 40 is formed by closed shaft walls that extend on each longitudinal side. Inside the heating zone 40, the filament bundles 25.1-25.4 thus undergo no active cooling.
- the multiple pumps 2.1 and 2.2 receive from one extruder one polymer melt, or alternatively from two extruders different polymer types.
- the multiple gear pumps 2.1 and 2.2 supply the polymer melt under pressure to each spinneret of the spin groups 5 and 6, so that a group of filaments is extruded from the spin holes formed in the underside of each of the spinnerets.
- a POY individual yarn and an HOY individual yarn are produced in each of the spinning positions 7.1-7.4, and combined by a first entanglement unit 21.
- a treatment distance between the composite yarns of the individual spinning positions is already adjusted before entering the first entanglement unit 21.
- the individual yarns 27.1-27.4 are deflected after being lubricated by the yarn lubrication device 17.2 by multi-grooved deflection rolls 41.1 and 41.2, and guided into the path of adjacent individual yarns 26.1- 26.2.
- the entanglement unit 21 comprises a yarn channel for each of the composite yarns 28.1-28.4.
- the yarn channels are each arranged in a common housing.
- a pressure connection ends in each of the yarn channels, so as to impart by supplying compressed air an entanglement to the filaments of the two individual yarns.
- the composite yarns 28.1-28.4 and, thus, the filament bundles extruded in the spin groups are withdrawn by a common withdrawal means 20, which is formed by a driven godet 22 and a guide roll 23.
- the further advance as well as the fur- ther treatment of the composite yarns 28.1-28.4 occurs in the spinning positions 7.1-7.4 in the same way as has been described in the foregoing embodiment.
- Figure 5 illustrates a further alternative of an apparatus of Figures 3 and 4 to produce a composite yarn respectively from one POY individual yam and one HOY individual yarn, hi this respect, only differences of the variant shown in Figure 5 are described.
- a heating zone 40.1 extends between the cooling device 8.1 and the spin beam 3. On its two longitudinal sides, the heating zone 40.1 has closed shaft walls, so that no active cooling occurs on the filament bundles 24.1 that are directly extruded from the spinnerets 5.1 of the first spin group 5.
- the downstream cooling device 8.1 is constructed identical with the embodiment of Figures 1 and 2.
- a heating zone 40.2 with an annealer 42 arranged therein likewise extends between the cooling device 8.2 and the spin beam 3.
- the annealer 42 for example, a radiation heater, heats the heating zone 40.2.
- the cooling device downstream of the heating zone 40.2 comprises a plurality of quenching candles 43, which are each associated to one spinneret of the second spin group 6.
- the quenching candle 43 is directly associated to the spinneret 6.1.
- the spinneret 6.1 has an annular arrangement of the spin holes, so that the filaments of the filament bundle 25.1 advance in the shape of a ring.
- the quenching candle 43 extends inside the filament bundle, and generates a cooling air stream that radially flows from the inside outward. To this end, the quenching candle 43 are jointly connected to a cooling air supply not shown.
- the further advance of the yarn for forming the composite yarn 28.1 in the spinning position 7.1 can be configured in accordance with the foregoing embodiments of Figure 1 or 3. To this end, the foregoing description is herewith incorpo- rated by reference.
- the composite yarn 28.1 advances, before being wound, through a third entanglement unit 44, so as to receive an entanglement that is especially directed to the further treatment of the composite yarn.
- those regions of the composite yarns are entangled as inten- sively as possible, which extend between the entanglement knots in the composite yarn.
- inventions of the apparatus according to the invention as shown in Figures 1-5 are all based on the fact that the individual yarns produced in the spinning position are imparted different physical properties under different cooling condi- tions.
- the individual yarns within a spinning position are withdrawn by a common withdrawal means.
- the cooling devices could be made identical, so that the differences result solely from drawing at different ratios.
- Figure 6 shows an embodiment, as would be possible for producing a two-color composite yarn.
- Figure 6 is a cross sectional view of a spinning position.
- the spinnerets 5.1 and 6.1 are arranged in one spinning plane.
- the adjacent spinnerets (not shown) are located in parallel spinning planes, with the spinning plane being the drawing plane of Figure 6.
- the construction and arrangement of the spinnerets in the spin groups 5 and 6 could be made in accordance with the embodiment of Figures 1 and 2 or in accordance with the embodiment of Figures 3 and 4.
- cooling devices 8.1 and 8.2 Downstream of spinnerets 5.1 and 6.1, cooling devices 8.1 and 8.2 extend.
- the cooling devices 8.1 and 8.2 are constructed identical as cross-flow quench systems, with both cooling devices 8.1 and 8.2 receiving cooling air via an air chamber 39 in the center.
- air chamber 39 Associated to the air chamber 39 are air-permeable walls 38.1 and 38.2 of the cooling device 8.1 and 8.2.
- the air-permeable wall 38.1 ends in the cooling shaft 13.1 of the cooling device 8.1, and the air-permeable wall 38.2 ends in the cooling shaft 13.2 of the cooling device 8.2.
- Each of the cooling devices 8.1 and 8.2 comprises a cooling shaft.
- yarn lubrication devices 17.1 and 17.2 are each associated to the cooling devices 8.1 and 8.2.
- the yarn lubrication devices 17.1 and 17.2 combine the respective filaments bundles 24.1 and 25.1 to the indi- vidual yarns 26.1 and 27.1.
- the individual yarns 26.1 and 27.1 are combined by a first entanglement unit 21 to a composite yarn 28.1.
- the composite yarn 28.1 is withdrawn by a withdrawal godet unit 45.
- a draw godet unit 46 Arranged downstream of the withdrawal godet unit 45, so that the composite yarn 28.1 undergoes drawing.
- a final cohesion in the composite yarn 28.1 is generated by a crimping device 47.
- the crimping device 47 is formed by a texturing nozzle and a stuffer box chamber, in which the composite yarn 28.1 is compressed to a yarn plug.
- the yarn plug advances over a cooling device 48, in the present embodiment a cooling drum, and it is withdrawn as the crimped composite yarn 28.1.
- the. cooling device 48 is followed by a godet unit 49.
- a third entanglement unit 44 and a further godet unit 50 are arranged downstream of the godet unit 49.
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