WO1999001601A1 - Nozzle for conveying a textile skein and feeding liquor and device for treating textiles in the form of at least one endless skein with liquor - Google Patents
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
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- Nozzle for transporting a textile strand and for supplying liquor and device for treating textile material in the form of at least one endless strand with liquor
- the invention relates to a nozzle for transporting a textile strand and for supplying liquor according to the preamble of claim 1 and a device for treating textile material in the form of at least one endless strand according to the preamble of claim 11.
- a common method for treating textile goods with liquor ie for wet treatment such as dyeing, enzyme treatment or washing, is to circulate one or more endless strands, to add liquor and, if necessary, to pass them through a liquor bath.
- An appropriate to apparatus comprises a sealable vessel in which are arranged for fleet for each strand of a strand receiving, possibly in the lower part of fleet-provided goods storage, an overlying, the skein in circulation ver inconveniencedes transport system and Zubuchvom 'chtept, and a circulation system for fleet.
- a device for wet treatment of strand-like textile material in which the transport system is a driven roller, an annular nozzle loaded with liquor and an introduction device consisting of a 90 ° elbow and a horizontally pivotable channel piece for depositing the strand in loops in the store.
- the loop-shaped filing of the strand is called table.
- the use of fleet as a means of transport ensures intensive contact between the fleet and the strand.
- the driven roller and the fleet supplied with relatively high pressure lead to stress on the textile goods.
- EP-A 0 172 406 from which the use of a transport reel and a driving nozzle loaded with liquor for transporting a strand is also known, describes the hydraulic loading, in particular of sensitive tissue, by the liquor. It also shows that a reduction in the pressure of the liquor to protect the textile goods leads to a deterioration in the wrinkling in the nozzle. To solve this problem, it is proposed to supply inert gas in addition to the liquor. From EP-B 0 014 919 it is also known to apply gas instead of liquor to a nozzle of a nozzle dyeing system (jet dyeing system), for example for drawing in the textile goods. When dyeing, however, liquor is still fed through the nozzle, which leads to the described stress on the textile material.
- jet dyeing system jet dyeing system
- a nozzle that is only exposed to air and is used as the sole transport device.
- Such an annular nozzle and a corresponding device for the wet treatment of textile goods is known from DE-C 41 19 152.
- the nozzle has an annular nozzle with a circular cross-section and then a horizontally pivotable introduction device with a rectangular cross-section that widens towards the store.
- the arrangement of the ring nozzle, the shape of the ring nozzle and the transition from the round cross section of the ring nozzle to the rectangular cross section of the introduction device leads to high energy consumption.
- the supply of liquor takes place in the direction of transport of the strand below the course of the strand behind the introduction device.
- Fleet feeders are located on the store near its entrance opening.
- Another nozzle acted upon with gaseous fluid which is designed as a nozzle channel and comprises a pivotable nozzle channel section, and a device for treating a textile web are known from DE-A 4426 336.
- the pivotable nozzle channel section causes a web loop, ie a textile rod, to get into the interior of a drum and to be appropriately stacked there.
- the device serves to subject the web loop to mechanical and / or thermal treatment and not to wet treatment.
- the device has options for supplying small amounts of treatment agent, namely a guide ring with corresponding outlet openings or supply devices which are connected to a supply of the gaseous fluid or to the nozzle.
- Both the feed through the guide ring and the feed through the nozzle have the disadvantage that the treatment agent strikes a strand in a compressed form.
- the more compressed the strand the more difficult it is to achieve an even distribution of the treatment agent on the strand.
- the fleet meets a spread strand in a generic device.
- the object of the invention is to develop a nozzle for transporting a textile strand and for supplying liquor according to the preamble of claim 1 and a device for treating textile material in the form of at least one endless strand with liquor according to the preamble of claim 11 enable gentle, energy-efficient transport and effective fleet use.
- a nozzle according to the invention is characterized by a feed device for liquor which is arranged on its inlet device and which can be pivoted together with it, one or more outlet openings of the feed device directed towards the strand for radially discharging liquor being arranged in the region of the rear end of the inlet device.
- the outlet openings can be a plurality of openings or nozzle bodies arranged side by side.
- An outlet opening for example a gap-shaped opening, can also be provided.
- the outlet openings are arranged in an area whose width approximately corresponds to the width of the introduction device at the location of the outlet openings.
- the smaller width of the area in which the outlet openings are arranged compared to a generic arrangement of the outlet openings on the goods store enables larger heights of the outlet openings, for example larger diameters of round openings arranged next to one another or a larger height of a gap, with the same fleet volume flow. This leads to a lower risk of clogging, for example due to fluff, and thus to greater operational safety.
- the liquor is fed in instead of through the nozzle body to accelerate the strand in the region of the rear end of the introduction device, in which no more acceleration forces act on the strand.
- This liquor supply leads to less stress on the textile goods and more uniform contact between the liquor and textile goods than a liquor supply through the nozzle body of the nozzle or at the front end of the introduction device.
- the textile strand passes the area of the rear end of the introduction device shortly before being stacked in a partially spread-out form.
- the liquor supply in a nozzle according to the invention in this area is therefore carried out on a partially spread strand. This leads to a more uniform distribution of the liquor on the strand and thus, for example, to a more uniform coloring of the strand than when the liquor is fed to a compressed strand in the nozzle body or in a guide ring.
- the liquor supply in a nozzle according to the invention is therefore gentle and effective.
- the outlet openings according to claim 2 are arranged directly at or near the rear end of the end section of the inlet device or close to the rear end of the end section of the inlet device at openings in the inlet device .
- the combination of an end section of the introduction device designed as a diffuser with an arrangement of the Outlet openings of the fleet feed device at the rear end of the end section ensure the aerodynamic advantages of a diffuser, such as low energy consumption, with an effective fleet feed.
- a liquor feed arranged in the beginning or middle part of the end section would interfere with the diffuser effect.
- a liquor feed would encounter a high-speed air flow in the initial part, which could lead to stress on the textile goods and to irregularities.
- a streamlined nozzle according to claim 3 allows a flow of the transport air at a flat angle to the strand, and thus a particularly gentle, energy-efficient transport of the strand combined with a gentle and effective fleet supply.
- a gap-shaped outlet opening is easy to manufacture and the risk of clogging is low.
- An alignment of the outlet openings at an angle of up to 90 ° to the transport direction according to claim 5 enables a shorter path of the fleet jets to the strand.
- a wall of the feed device in the region of the outlet openings at an angle of up to 90 ° to the transport direction according to claim 6, is a structurally simple measure to align the outlet openings at this angle.
- Forming a chamber of the feed device by means of a flat housing fastened to the introduction device has the advantage that an existing nozzle can be retrofitted with it.
- the outlet openings can be arranged directly at the rear end of the inlet device, so that liquor jets emerging from the outlet openings immediately hit the strand leaving the inlet device.
- the outlet openings can be arranged near openings in front of the rear end of the inlet device or be designed as openings of the corresponding wall of the inlet device, so that liquor jets emerging from the outlet openings hit the strand shortly before leaving the inlet device.
- This arrangement also has the advantage that a stiffening ring can be arranged at the rear end of the introduction device.
- a device for treating textile material in the form of at least one endless strand with liquor with a closable container which, for each strand, has a goods storage device which holds the strand in loops, a transport system arranged above it and circulating the strand with a nozzle with an introduction device which extends to an inlet opening of the goods store and has feed devices for treatment liquor, and with a circulation system for treatment liquor is provided according to claim 11 with a nozzle according to one of claims 1 to 10.
- Such a device is particularly suitable for gentle wet treatment, such as washing or dyeing, of strand-like textile material with an effective use of liquor. Even sensitive knitwear can be easily treated with liquor.
- FIG. 6 shows a device according to the invention for treating at least one endless strand with liquor.
- Example 1 Figures 1 and 2)
- a nozzle according to the invention for transporting a textile strand and for supplying liquor has a nozzle body 1 (acceleration body), a nozzle body 1 arranged behind it in the transport direction 2 (pivotable in a transport plane, with a horizontal plane)
- the nozzle body 1 has a housing with an opening 5 for connecting one
- Blower a guide tube protruding into the housing with an inlet funnel 6 in front of the housing and with a section 7 with a decreasing cross section and a last section 8 arranged behind it with a constant cross section in the housing.
- the housing is divided into a first section 9, which surrounds section 7 of the guide tube, with a constant cross section, a second section 10, which completely or partially surrounds the last section 8 of the guide tube, with a decreasing cross section, and a third section 11 with constant cross section.
- the opening 5 for connecting a blower is located in the first section 9 of the housing perpendicular to the transport plane.
- the guide tube, possibly part of the second section 10 of the housing, and the third section 11 of the housing form a central passage channel 12 for the strand.
- the section 10 of the housing envelops the last section 8 of the guide tube such that, depending on the cross-sectional shapes, one or more gaps 13, 14 are formed between them, which connect an air space 15 between the housing and the guide tube to the central passage 12.
- the second section 10 of the housing ends with or in the transport direction 2 behind the last section 8 of the guide tube. It has a larger cross section than this section 8. Its walls run at a flat angle, in particular at an angle of 10 to 40 °, to the direction of transport 2.
- the formation of the second section 10 and the third section 11 of the housing and the last section 8 of the guide tube lead to the greatest narrowing of the flow cross section for the transport air supplied by the fan through the housing when the transport air and the strand meet or is located behind it and that the transport air strikes the strand at a flat angle, in particular at an angle of 5 to 20 °, to the transport direction 2.
- the cross sections of the housing and the guide tube are rectangular in the inlet funnel 6 and in all sections 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. Their widths are the same size and 2 to 4 times larger than their heights. Between the last section 8 of the guide tube and the second section 10 of the housing, the walls of which are inclined above and below the transport plane at an angle of 20 ° to the transport direction, an upper gap 13 and a lower gap 14 are formed on the circumference. In this example, the second section 10 of the housing ends behind the last one
- Section 8 of the guide tube wherein the gap width perpendicular to the direction of transport 2 of the gaps 13, 14 and the distance between the end of the last section 8 of the guide tube and the end of the second section 10 of the housing are approximately the same size.
- the cross section of the third section 11 of the housing is approximately twice as large as that of the last section 8 of the guide tube.
- the length of the last section 8 of the guide tube is approximately a quarter of the length of section 7 of the guide tube and approximately half of section 10 of the housing.
- baffles 16 which each run in a quarter circle from the opening 5 to the two gaps 13, 14 and are arranged between the housing and the guide tube.
- a wedge 17 In front of the opening 5 of the housing is a wedge 17, which extends with its broad side over a side wall of the section 7 of the guide tube and ends on the transport plane, tapering outwards perpendicular to the transport direction 2.
- the introduction device 3 has an initial section 18 with a constant and an end section 19 arranged behind it in the direction of transport 2 and designed as a diffuser.
- the cross sections of the two sections 18, 19 of the introduction device 3 are also rectangular.
- a front part of the start section 18 projects over a rear part of the third section 11 of the housing and is pivotally supported thereon about an axis of rotation 20, the height of the start section 18 being only that much greater than the values of the third section 11 of the housing, that panning the Introducer is guaranteed, and the width to form a movement gap is about 10 to 20% larger.
- the width and height of the end section 19 increase in the transport direction 2, the height by a factor of 1.2 to 1.8, here from approximately 1.5 and the width by a factor from 1.3 to 10, here from approximately 1 , 6, increases.
- the cross section of the end section 19 increases by 2 to 10 times, here by about 2- up to 3 times.
- the length of the first and second sections 9, 10 of the housing is approximately as long as the length from the start of the third section 11 of the housing to the end of the beginning section 18 of the introducer 3 and is approximately one third of the length of the end section 19 of the introducer 3 .
- the feed device 4 is arranged on, in this example with the nozzle according to the invention arranged horizontally below, the introduction device 3 and can be pivoted together with it about the axis of rotation 20 in the transport plane.
- the feed device 4 has a chamber 21 with one or more outlet openings directed towards the strand. Outlet openings can be a plurality of openings or nozzle bodies arranged side by side.
- a flexible tube or hose for supplying the liquor can be attached to the chamber 21.
- an outlet opening 22 is formed by a rectangular gap.
- the outlet opening 22 is located directly below the rear end of the end section 19 of the introduction device 3, i. H. the outlet opening lies in the same plane running perpendicular to the transport plane as an opening 23 of the end section 19. It is aligned parallel to the transport direction 2, so that an emerging liquor jet leaves the outlet opening 22 parallel to the transport direction Z.
- the width of the outlet opening 22 corresponds approximately to the width of the introduction device 3 at the rear end of the end section 19.
- the end section 19 of the inlet device 3 can also, as indicated in FIGS. 1 and 2, have curves 24.
- the width of the outlet opening 22 corresponds to the smallest width of the rear end of the end section 19 (see FIG. 2).
- the height of the gap forming the outlet opening 22 is 5 to 12 mm. With a width of the outlet opening 22 of, for example, 245 mm, the height is 10 mm. This enables a volume flow of the fleet of 0.0086 m 3 / s at a fleet speed of 3.5 m / s.
- the chamber 21 is formed by a flat housing which widens in a funnel shape in the transport direction 2 to the end of the end section 19 of the introduction device 3 and is fastened to the introduction device 3. It extends from the rear end of the end section 19 to about half of the end section 19 and is via a connecting pipe section 26 and a feed pipe with an inclined pipe section 27, a vertical pipe section 28 and a rotatable bearing 29, the fulcrum on the axis of rotation 20 of the introducer 3 is connected to a fleet supply line 30.
- the chamber 21 is open at its rear end to form the outlet opening 22.
- a floor 31 of the chamber 21 initially runs obliquely towards the rear end and at the rear end at a distance from the desired height of the outlet opening 22 parallel to a ceiling 32 of the chamber 21.
- a wall here the bottom of the chamber 21 of the feed device 4 in the region of the outlet opening 22, can be bent at the desired angle of up to 90 °. Such a bend can be seen in FIG. 4 for a device of example 2.
- the strand in the nozzle body is gently transported in the transport direction 2 to and through the introduction device 3 by the transport air flowing at a flat angle.
- the strand is brought into contact with it by the liquor emerging from the outlet opening 22 and by the pivoting movement of the Introductory device 3 stored in folds in the transport plane.
- the entire fleet flowing through the outlet opening 22 of the feed device 4 moved with the introduction device 3 meets the strand.
- the nozzle according to the invention enables the fleet to be used optimally with a high level of operational safety due to the reduced risk of a blocked outlet opening 22.
- a device of Example 2 differs from one of Example 1 in that the introduction device 3 is provided with a double wall to form the chamber 21 of the feed device 4.
- the length of the double wall can extend over a part or over the entire introduction device 3 and in its width over the entire width of the introduction device 3 or, in particular if the end section 19 of the introduction device 3 has curves, over its flat part within the curves.
- a flexible tube or a hose for supplying the liquor can be attached to the chamber 21 and thus to the double wall.
- the double wall When a device according to the invention is arranged horizontally, the double wall, as can be seen in FIG. 3, is a double floor 33.
- Chamber 21 extends here over the end section 19 and the start section 18 of the introducing device 3 and over the width of the introducing device 3.
- the chamber 21 is via a feed pipe with a vertical pipe section 34 and a swivel joint 35, the central axes of which are arranged on the axis of rotation 20, connected to a fleet supply line 36.
- the chamber 21 is open at its rear end to form a gap-shaped outlet opening 22, the height of the chamber 21, ie the distance between the double floor 33 and the floor 37 of the introduction device 3, corresponding to the height of the outlet opening 22.
- Raised floor 33 and floor 37 run parallel to each other.
- the parallel arrangement of the two floors 33 and 37 in front of the outlet opening 22 brings about an alignment of the outlet opening 22 parallel to the transport direction, or in the spreading angle of the floor 37, to the transport direction 2.
- its distance from the floor 37 is greater than the desired height of the outlet opening 22.
- the double floor 33 In its rear area in front of the outlet opening 22, the double floor 33 has a bevel 38 at an angle of up to 90 ° , here about 15 °, to the transport direction 2 on the transport plane. As a result, the outlet opening 22 is aligned at this angle.
- an opening is arranged in the bottom 37 in the vicinity of the opening 23 of the introduction device 3, which opening forms the outlet opening 22 of the chamber 21.
- the outlet opening 22 in the bottom 37 is also slit-shaped.
- a bend 39 of the raised floor 33 abuts and is fastened to the floor 37 at the angle desired for aligning the outlet opening 22, here about 30 °, e.g. welded.
- This design of the raised floor 33 also has the advantage that a stiffening ring (not shown) for the introduction device 3 can be arranged behind the fold 39 of the raised floor 33 with ease.
- the cross-sectional area of the outlet opening 22 is independent of whether the outlet opening 22 is arranged below the opening 23 of the introduction device 3 or in front of the opening 23 in the bottom 37 of the introduction device 3.
- the width is determined depending on the shape of the end section 19 of the introduction device 3 and the height depending on the desired volume flow and the desired speed of the liquor.
- a device according to the invention, shown in FIG. 6, for treating textile material in the form of at least one endless strand 40 with liquor has a closable container 41, which for each strand 40 has a filling opening 42 arranged in the upper third of the container 41, with one strand 40 in loops-receiving goods store 43 and with a transport system which sets the strand in circulation with a horizontally arranged nozzle according to the invention, here of example 2, is provided with a feed device 4 for liquor, and a circulation system 44 for the liquor.
- the device can be constructed as described in DE-C 41 19 152 or in DE 195 17298.
- the transport system has, as described for example in DE-C 41 20 738, a deflecting roller 45 and a guide ring 46 and a blower 47 in the transport direction 2 in front of the nozzle.
- the fan 47 which is designed as a radial fan, is located at the zenith of the container 41. Its suction opening 48 can protrude into the interior of the container 41 or be connected to an air circulation system. Its outlet opening is connected to the nozzle via a line 49.
- the deflecting roller 45 and the guide ring 46 are located one above the other, above an outlet opening 50 of the goods store 43.
- the nozzle and the deflecting roller 45 are arranged such that the deflected strand 40 is directed onto the transport plane of the nozzle.
- FIG. 6 shows the nozzle body 1 and the introduction device 3 of the nozzle, which can be pivoted about an axis of rotation 20, with its start section 18 and its end section 19 of the nozzle.
- the gap-shaped outlet opening 22 is arranged below the opening of the end section 19 and is aligned parallel or at an angle to the transport direction 2.
- an endless strand 40 is circulated in the device and treated with liquor by accelerating it in the nozzle, bringing it into intensive contact with liquor via the outlet opening 22, stacking it in the goods store 43, and possibly also guiding it through a liquor bath there and is accelerated out of the store in the nozzle.
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EP98936388A EP0993517B1 (en) | 1997-07-03 | 1998-06-24 | Nozzle for conveying a textile skein and feeding liquor and device for treating textiles in the form of at least one endless skein with liquor |
DK98936388T DK0993517T3 (en) | 1997-07-03 | 1998-06-24 | Nozzle for transporting a textile string and supply of good-looking material and apparatus for processing textile material in the form of at least one endless string of good-looking |
DE59804435T DE59804435D1 (en) | 1997-07-03 | 1998-06-24 | NOZZLE FOR TRANSPORTING A TEXTILE STRAND AND FOR SUPPLYING FLEET AND DEVICE FOR TREATING TEXTILE GOODS IN THE FORM OF AT LEAST ONE ENDLESS STRAND WITH FLEET |
KR10-2000-7000005A KR100472872B1 (en) | 1997-07-03 | 1998-06-24 | Nozzle for conveying a textile skein and feeding liquor and device for treating textiles in the form of at least one endless skein with liquor |
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