EP0408703B1 - Machine textile, notamment metier circulaire - Google Patents

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EP0408703B1
EP0408703B1 EP90901572A EP90901572A EP0408703B1 EP 0408703 B1 EP0408703 B1 EP 0408703B1 EP 90901572 A EP90901572 A EP 90901572A EP 90901572 A EP90901572 A EP 90901572A EP 0408703 B1 EP0408703 B1 EP 0408703B1
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    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D01—NATURAL OR MAN-MADE THREADS OR FIBRES; SPINNING
    • D01H—SPINNING OR TWISTING
    • D01H1/00—Spinning or twisting machines in which the product is wound-up continuously
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  • the invention relates to a textile machine, in particular a ring spinning machine, with a plurality of drive systems for driving loads which have at least partially different effective persistence, such as in particular spindles, drafting devices, ring banks or the like, the drive system associated with the load having the greatest effective persistence being at least one in the event of a power failure Supply of at least one other drive system as a generator operating motor.
  • the working elements to be driven run as uniformly and precisely as possible, and in particular that the speed and / or speed ratios of these working elements are also defined.
  • the main working elements are in particular the spindles, the drafting units and the ring carriers or ring banks.
  • the ratio of the spindle speed to the delivery speed is decisive for the twist and the strength of the yarn.
  • the speeds of the individual cylinders of the drafting system must also be in a defined relationship to one another.
  • the speed of movement of the ring rail and the ratio of this speed to the conveying speed are important, for example, for the formation of packages on the tubes.
  • every power failure requires an extremely critical operating phase, especially since the individual working elements of the ring spinning machines can be controlled as separately as possible to achieve greater variability and consequently rigid transmission connections should be largely avoided.
  • there is a considerable risk of thread breakage with every power failure since the drafting system generally comes to a standstill immediately if the power supply fails, while the spindles initially continue to rotate due to their own inertia.
  • One of the causes of an immediate stoppage of the drafting system is that the effective rigidity of the drafting system cylinders in particular as a result of the gear ratio arranged between the relevant drive motor and the cylinder and the existing friction, in contrast to the spindle, is reduced to a minimum.
  • a device for operating a spinning or twisting machine is already known (DE-A-34 12 060), which has at least two separate electric motors that can be fed with electrical energy from a power supply network.
  • an emergency power supply device having at least one emergency power battery is provided, which supplies the electrical energy required for the orderly runout of the machine to a standstill in the event of an unforeseen power failure.
  • the textile machine of the type mentioned is known from CH-A-511 185.
  • all drive electric motors are DC motors, the armature windings of which can be connected to one another by means of a switch.
  • the drive motors have to be switched off from the feed network and the armature windings of the motors have to be connected in parallel. This creates a Leonard theorem in which the motor, the shaft of which has the highest speed torque, acts as a generator.
  • the invention has for its object to provide a textile machine, in particular ring spinning machine, of the type mentioned, with which an automatic braking and stopping operation is carried out in the event of a power failure can be.
  • the invention provides that the motor is a capacitor-excited asynchronous motor which is speed-controlled in normal operation via a supply frequency.
  • the asynchronous motor automatically turns into a capacitor-excited generator in the event of a power failure, as a result of which the textile machine is guaranteed to run smoothly.
  • the reactive power is generated directly on the motor / generator without the need for a battery or the like.
  • the apparent converter has a lower apparent power.
  • the braking function is easier and more reliable. Virtually no or only a much smaller backup battery is required. Ultimately, there is a higher efficiency.
  • the asynchronous motor which operates as a capacitor-excited generator in the event of a power failure, is advantageously assigned to the drive system for the spindles in the case of a ring spinning machine and is preferably used to provide emergency power to the drafting system and the drive system assigned to the ring bank.
  • Ring bench and drafting system can be controlled separately within a common drive system or can also be assigned to different drive systems.
  • This design ensures in a simple and always reliable manner that the drafting system does not come to a standstill even in the event of a power failure, but is supplied with the required energy at least for a defined spinning operation by the asynchronous motor, which now acts as a generator. Furthermore, the automatically generated emergency power supply can also be used to maintain a controlled sequence of movements of the ring bench for a sufficiently long period of time.
  • the rotor of the asynchronous motor is driven over-synchronously due to the persistence of the spindles, ie the endeavor to keep rotating, in the sense of the normally existing rotating field, which is synonymous with a negative slip.
  • Such an oversynchronous drive immediately results in a transition to the generator state in the three-phase induction motor used.
  • no reactive current has to be supplied from the mains for the excitation of the induction generator.
  • no synchronous generators to be connected to a special voltage supply are required to generate inductive current. Since a corresponding voltage was inevitably applied to the asynchronous motor before each power failure, the initial conditions for a possible generator operating state are always created automatically.
  • the capacitors connected in parallel to the stator winding produce resonant circuits with iron-containing inductors in the stator, which are magnetically coupled both to each other and to the rotor. If the rotor is driven and the oscillation circuits in the stand e.g. excited by a current surge in the rotor or by residual magnetism, there are largely undamped vibrations, although the excitation is absent.
  • the asynchronous generators have excited themselves and can feed back electrical power.
  • At least one electronic control is advantageously assigned to the drive systems, the rotational speeds or speeds of the loads and the speed or speed ratios being specifiable by this electronic control.
  • the fact that the individual drive systems can be separately electronically controlled instead of using a rigid transmission coupling and thus the speeds or speeds as well as the speed or speed ratios are determined practically only by the electronic control means that a relatively high variability is achieved.
  • the electronic control comprises a spin-off control in order to drive the drive systems down to the range of the speed or speed zero in the event of a power failure while maintaining predeterminable speed or speed conditions. Since thus defined drive conditions are maintained practically until or shortly before the spindles come to a standstill, not only is yarn breakage excluded, but also a constant yarn quality is guaranteed despite a power failure.
  • the downward control can in particular also be relatively even without disturbing, jerky changes in the respective drives.
  • the electronic control system in contrast to the drive systems for the drafting system and the ring rail, has only a relatively low energy requirement, it is fundamentally conceivable to provide battery backup for this electronic control system.
  • the electronic control can also be supplied easily by the capacitor-excited asynchronous generator.
  • the drive system for a respective drafting system and preferably a ring bench can be controlled down to a predeterminable minimum drafting cylinder speed and then at least decoupled from the drafting system. While the drafting system comes to a standstill immediately, the spindle in question can generally continue to turn slightly. Due to the relatively low speed, this has practically no effect.
  • the electric motors provided in the drive systems can preferably be controlled via frequency converters.
  • a frequency converter can be formed, for example, by a rectifier and an inverter.
  • the target frequency, to which the assigned electric motor adjusts itself, can then be specified via the electronic control, for example to the relevant inverter.
  • a circuit consisting of three parallel branches, each with two transistors in series, is preferably assigned to the asynchronous motor operating as a capacitor-excited generator in the event of a power failure, the connection point between the two transistors of a branch each serve as a connection for the stator winding and the collector-emitter path of each transistor is bridged by a diode connected in opposite directions with respect to the forward direction of this path.
  • the drive system assigned to the drafting system is preferably supplied with current via the diodes in generator operation. As the speed of the spindles decreases, the power supply decreases.
  • At least the drive systems associated with the drafting system and the spindles can be controlled separately for varying the predeterminable speed ratio.
  • the drafting cylinders can also be driven separately so that, for example, the draft can be varied.
  • the ring bench can also be controlled separately for variation, in particular of the predeterminable speed ratio spindle / ring bench.
  • the spindles can be driven in groups or by individual motors, whereby common frequency converters are preferably assigned to these electric motors or the motors of a group.
  • the drafting system can be assigned its own drive system with several drives. It is conceivable to move the ring bench either together with the drafting system or with its own drive. While each spinning station is normally assigned its own spindle, the drafting system and the ring bench can each extend over several spinning stations, expediently over the entire length of one machine side.
  • the drive system assigned to the drafting system and / or the ring bench and the drive system assigned to the spindles are supplied with energy from the supply network by a common rectifier via a direct current intermediate circuit and the emergency supply takes place via the direct current intermediate circuit in the event of a power failure.
  • a preferred variant of the ring spinning machine is characterized in that a drafting system and a ring bench are provided on each machine side and corresponding drafting system strands and the two ring banks can each be controlled together.
  • the exemplary embodiment of a ring spinning machine shown comprises two (only partially shown) drive systems 10, 12.
  • the first drive system 10 serves to drive the spindles of the ring spinning machine (not shown).
  • the second drive system 12 is assigned to two drafting systems and two ring banks on the two ring spinning machine sides and comprises three drives for this purpose, as indicated in FIG. 2.
  • FIG. 1 For the sake of simplicity, only a single spindle motor or its wiring is shown in FIG. 1 for the first drive system 10. Furthermore, in Fig. 1 only one of the three drives of the second drive system 12 for the drafting systems and the ring banks is shown, while in FIG. 2 the first drive system 10 for the spindles is missing.
  • the drive system 12 associated with the drafting systems and the ring banks and the drive system 10 associated with the spindles of the ring spinning machine are supplied with energy by a common rectifier 42 via a DC intermediate circuit 70 from a supply network indicated by a line 72.
  • the second drive system 12 is supplied with emergency power by the first drive system 10 or the motors acting there as a generator via the direct current intermediate circuit 70.
  • the drive system 10 has an asynchronous motor 14 which is speed-controlled in normal operation via a supply frequency and, in the event of a power failure, to supply the second drive system 12 via the DC intermediate line 70 as a capacitor-excited generator (only one shown in FIG. 1).
  • the individual asynchronous motors 14 for the spindles are assigned a common frequency converter 42, 50 which, in addition to the rectifier 42, is additionally formed by a circuit or an inverter 50.
  • the circuit 50 consists of three mutually parallel branches 52, 54, 56, each with two transistors 58, 58 'in series; 60, 60 '; 62, 62 '.
  • the lower half of the circuit 50 is only represented by dashed boxes, since it is identical to the upper circuit part.
  • the emitter of the upper transistor 58, 60, 62 is connected to the collector of the lower transistor 58 ', 60', 62 '.
  • the collectors of the top transistors are connected to line 70 are connected to the other line, not shown, of the intermediate circuit, the emitters of the lower transistors 58 ', 60', 62 '.
  • the connection points between the two transistors of a respective branch each form a connection for the stator or stator winding 16 of the asynchronous motor 14 assigned to a respective spindle.
  • each transistor 58 to 62 and 58 'to 62' is in each case bridged by a diode 64, 66, 68 and 64 ', 66', 68 'connected in opposite directions with respect to the forward direction of this path.
  • An electronic control 20 is also provided, by means of which in particular the inverter 50 of the spindle drive system 10 and inverters 44, 46, 48 (cf. also FIG. 2) of the second drive system 12 assigned to the drafting systems and the ring banks can be controlled.
  • the control outputs of the controller 20 and the control inputs of the inverters are designated by the letter S in FIG. 1.
  • the control inputs of the transistors 58 to 62 and 58 'to 62' are controlled.
  • the stator winding 16 of the asynchronous motor 14 is provided in a star connection in the present example.
  • a star connection is in no way mandatory; in principle, for example, a delta connection can also be provided.
  • Three capacitors 18 are connected in parallel with this stator winding 16.
  • the capacitors 18 are connected to one another, for example, in the manner of a triangle (cf. FIG. 1) or a star, the various points of the capacitor triangle being connected to the three connections of the star circuit formed by the winding 16 in the present example.
  • the transistors 58 to 68 and 58 'to 68' alternately carry current in order to determine the current flow through the winding 16.
  • the second drive system 12 is supplied with current via the diodes 64 to 68 and 64 'to 68' and the DC intermediate circuit 70.
  • the individual motors are connected to the common frequency converter 42, 50 in the machine end head via an energy distribution system.
  • the spindles can also be driven in groups or even by a single motor via tangential belts.
  • the second drive system 12 for the two drafting systems and the two ring banks on the two machine sides comprises three different drives with the frequency converters 42, 44; 42, 46 and 42, 48, which are formed by the common rectifier 42 lying between line 72 and line 70 and the individual inverters 44 to 48. Accordingly, the three drives are supplied with energy from line 72 by common rectifier 42 via direct current intermediate circuit 70 in normal operation.
  • the inverters 44, 46 and 48 of the three drives are each connected to the line or the DC intermediate circuit 70. These inverters 44 to 48 can also be controlled by the electronic control 20 (see FIG. 1), as indicated by the arrows S.
  • One inverter 48 is assigned to an asynchronous motor 38 for driving the two ring banks.
  • the speed of movement and the sequence of movements of the ring banks in relation to the spindles are important for the construction of the cop.
  • the respective coordination is carried out by the electronic control 20.
  • the two drives having the inverters 44 and 46 are drafting system drives.
  • the precise running of the drafting cylinders in relation to each other and to the spindles is of crucial importance for the yarn count.
  • synchronous motors 22 to 36 are preferably used as drafting system motors.
  • the ring spinning machine has two drafting systems, one on each machine side.
  • Each drafting system comprises a front or delivery cylinder, a central cylinder and a rear or input cylinder. Due to the specified length (e.g. over 300 spindles per machine side), the cylinders are driven from both ends in order to avoid yarn errors due to torsional effects in these cylinders along the machine. Accordingly, two electric motors, in the present case synchronous motors, are provided per drafting system delivery cylinder.
  • the four motors 22 to 28 assigned to the inverter 44 are the following drafting drive motors:
  • the two synchronous motors 22, 24 are assigned to the two ends of the delivery cylinder on one side of the ring spinning machine, while the two synchronous motors 26, 28 are assigned to the two ends of the delivery cylinder provided on the other side of the ring spinning machine.
  • the common inverter 46 is provided for the four synchronous motors 30 to 36.
  • the two synchronous motors 30, 32 are assigned to the two ends of the rear or center cylinder on one side of the ring spinning machine, while the two synchronous motors 34, 36 are assigned to the two ends of the rear or center cylinder on the other side of the ring spinning machine.
  • the rear and center cylinders on each machine side are combined into a cylinder group and connected to one another via a change gear.
  • separate drives can also be provided for central and rear cylinders.
  • the electric motor 38 assigned to the two ring banks can be an asynchronous motor.
  • a toothed belt transmission, a clutch and a gear transmission can be provided between a respective motor shaft and a relevant drafting cylinder end.
  • the arrangement of a brake between the clutch and the gear transmission is also conceivable, for example to prevent the delivery roller from turning back after a spinning process.
  • the toothed belt transmission serves as a damping means which absorbs impacts emitted by the motor in question at low speeds and thus protects the sensitive gear transmission in the area of the drafting roller.
  • the toothed belt transmission is used for speed transmission in order to reduce the relatively high speed of the motor in question to a lower value at the input of a clutch in question.
  • the gear transmission is used together with the toothed belt transmission for torque transmission, so that when a respective clutch is engaged, the corresponding motor is not loaded with the high moment of inertia of the stationary cylinder.
  • the effective stamina of the spindles is higher than that of the drafting system.
  • the drafting system must therefore continue to be driven in the event of a power failure, in particular to prevent the yarn from tearing.
  • the power supply during such a power failure is provided by the asynchronous motors 14 for the spindles, which are speed-controlled in normal operation like the other motors via a supply frequency, but operate in the event of a power failure to supply the second drive system 12 as capacitor-excited generators.
  • the rotor of such a three-phase induction motor is driven over-synchronously in the sense of the rotating field by the spindle in question. This is equivalent to a negative slip.
  • no reactive current for excitation of the induction generator has to be taken from the network, or from synchronous machines, for example.
  • the initial conditions for a possible generator operating state are given by the fact that a voltage has inevitably applied to the three-phase induction motor before a respective power failure.
  • the capacitors connected in parallel to the stator winding result in the stator or stator three oscillation circuits with iron-containing inductors, which are magnetically coupled both to each other and to the rotor.
  • the electronic control 20 expediently comprises a spin-off control, which is activated in the event of a power failure in order to control the drive systems 10, 12 while maintaining defined speeds or speeds and speed or speed ratios down to at least approximately in the range of the speed or speed zero.
  • the electronic control in contrast to the second drive system 12, requires only relatively little energy for the drafting system to be kept in operation and the ring banks, it can be battery-buffered. However, this is not absolutely necessary. Rather, this control can also be fed via the capacitor-excited generator 14.
  • the speed or speed relationships can also be predetermined by the electronic control 20 during the sequence control.
  • the respective speed or speed ratios can be specified variably or differently even for the spinning process.

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Une machine textile, notamment un métier circulaire, comprend plusieurs systèmes d'entraînement (10, 12) de charges qui présentent au moins en partie des forces effectives d'inertie diverses. Le système d'entraînement (10) associé à la charge ayant la force effective d'inertie la plus grande comprend un moteur asynchrone (14) dont le régime est commandé pendant le fonctionnement normal par une fréquence d'alimentation et qui en cas de panne de courant fonctionne comme générateur excité par un condensateur afin d'alimenter en énergie au moins un autre système d'entraînement.

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  1. Machine textile, particulièrement une machine a filer à anneaux, avec plusieurs systèmes d'entraînement (10, 12) pour l'entraînement de charges présentant au moins partiellement une force d'inertie effective différente, comme particulièrement des broches, des trains d'étirage, des bancs porte-anneaux ou semblables, et où le système d'entraînement (10) adjoint à la charge ayant la plus grande force d'inertie effective, comprend au moins un moteur (14) travaillant comme génerateur pour l'alimentation d'au moins un autre système d'entraînement (12), lors d'une panne de secteur,
    caractérisée par le fait
    qu'un moteur asynchrone (14) est prévu comme moteur, excité par condensateur, qui, en marche normale, possède une modulation du nombre de tours via une fréquence d'alimentation.
  2. Machine textile selon revendication 1,
    caractérisée par le fait que,
    lors d'une panne de secteur, le moteur asynchrone (14) travaillant comme générateur excité par condensateur, comprend des condensateurs (18) branchés en parallèle a l'enroulement du stator (16).
  3. Machine textile selon l'une des revendications précédentes,
    caractérisée par le fait que,
    lors d'une panne de secteur, le moteur asynchrone (14) travaillant comme générateur excité par condensateur, est attribué au système d'entraînement (10) pour les broches, dans le cas d'une machine à filer à anneaux.
  4. Machine textile selon revendication 3,
    caractérisée par le fait que,
    lors d'une panne de secteur, le moteur asynchrone (14) travaillant comme genérateur excité par condensateur, est câblé pour l'alimentation de secours du système d'entraînement (12) attribué au train d'étirage et/ou au banc porte-anneaux.
  5. Machine textile selon l'une des revendications précédentes,
    caractérisée par le fait
    qu'au moins un asservissement électronique (20) est attribué aux systèmes d'entraînement (10, 12), et que les nombres de tours ou les vitesses des charges, ainsi que les rapports des nombres de tours, respectivement des vitesses, peuvent être déterminés a l'avance via cet asservissement électronique.
  6. Machine textile selon l'une des revendications précédentes,
    caractérisée par le fait que
    lors d'une panne de secteur, l'asservissement électronique (20) qui comprend un asservissement d'arrêt de filage, réduit les systèmes d'entraînement (10, 12) jusque dans la zone du zéro, en ce qui concerne le nombre de tours respectivement la vitesse, tout en maintenant les rapports des nombres de tours et/ou des vitesses qui peuvent être déterminés a l'avance.
  7. Machine textile selon l'une des revendications précédentes,
    caractérisée par le fait que
    l'asservissement électronique (20) est tamponné par batterie.
  8. Machine textile selon l'une des revendications précédentes,
    caractérisée par le fait que,
    dans une machine a filer à anneaux, le système d'entraînement (12) pour un train d'étirage particulier, et de préférence un banc porte-anneaux, peut être réduit jusqu'a un nombre minimum de tours du cylindre du train d'étirage pouvant être prédéterminé, et ensuite, peut être désaccouplé au moins du train d'étirage.
  9. Machine textile selon l'une des revendications précédentes,
    caractérisée par le fait que
    les moteurs électriques (14, 22 à 38) des systèmes d'entraînement (10, 12) peuvent être amorcés via des changeurs de fréquence (42, 50; 42, 44; 42, 46; 42, 48).
  10. Machine textile selon l'une des revendications précédentes,
    caractérisée par le fait que
    les changeurs de fréquence particuliers sont formés par un redresseur de courant (42) et un onduleur (44 à 50).
  11. Machine textile selon l'une des revendications précédentes,
    caractérisée par le fait que,
    lors d'une panne de secteur, un circuit comprenant trois embranchements parallèles (52, 54, 56) ayant chacun deux transistors (58, 58'; 60, 60'; 62, 62') disposés en série; est attribué au moteur asynchrone (14) travaillant comme générateur excité par condensateur, et où le point de liaison entre les deux transistors d'un embranchement sert de raccordement pour l'enroulement de stator (16), et le circuit collecteur-émetteur de chaque transistor est ponté par une diode (64 à 68, 64' à 68') qui, en ce qui concerne la direction de passage de ce circuit, est cablée dans le sens inverse.
  12. Machine textile selon l'une des revendications précédentes,
    caractérisée par le fait
    qu'au moins les systèmes d'entraînement (10, 12) attribués au train d'étirage et aux broches peuvent être modulés séparément pour la variation du rapport du nombre de tours pouvant être prédéterminé.
  13. Machine textile selon l'une des revendications précédentes,
    caractérisée par le fait que
    le banc porte-anneaux peut également être entraîné et asservi séparément, particulierement pour la variation du rapport vitesse de broches/vitesse du banc porte-anneaux pouvant être prédéterminé.
  14. Machine textile selon l'une des revendications précédentes,
    caractérisée par le fait que
    les broches peuvent être entraînées soit par groupes ou par des moteurs individuels (14), et qu'un changeur de fréquence commun (42, 50) est de préférence adjoint à ces moteurs électriques (14).
  15. Machine textile selon l'une des revendications précédentes,
    caractérisée par le fait que
    le système d'entraînement (12) attribué au train d'étirage et ou au banc porte-anneaux, et le système d'entraînement (10) attribué aux broches sont alimentés en énergie, depuis le réseau d'alimentation (72), par un redresseur de courant commun (42), via un circuit intermédiaire à courant continu (70), et l'équilibrage d'énergie se fait via le circuit intermédiaire à courant continu (70), lors d'une panne de secteur.
  16. Machine textile selon l'une des revendications précédentes,
    caractérisée par le fait que
    la machine a filer à anneaux possède de chaque côté un train d'étirage ainsi qu'un banc porte-anneaux, et que les rangées correspondantes des trains d'étirage ainsi que les deux bancs porte-anneaux peuvent être asservis conjointement.
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