Cooling apparatus of a false texturing machine

Textiles: spinning – twisting – and twining – Apparatus and processes – Twist setting

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28249, 57284, 57352, D01H 792, D01H 746

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ABSTRACT:
A cooling apparatus of a high speed false texturing machine in which a so-called surging phenomenon is prevented, yarn breakages are not increased, unevenness in yarn dyeing does not occur, and deterioration of crimp characteristics in obtained textured yarn is prevented. A false texturing machine includes a false twisting device (6) for imparting twists to a yarn (2), a heating apparatus (3), disposed upstream from the false twisting device (6), for heat setting twists that run back along the yarn (2), and a cooling apparatus (4, 5), disposed between the heating apparatus (3) and the false twisting device (5), for cooling the yarn. The cooling apparatus (4) has a plurality of partial cooling plates (8). A yarn pressing member (9) serves to insert the yarn (2) into a space between the adjacent partial cooling plates (8) beyond a common contacting line of the adjacent partial cooling plates (8).

REFERENCES:
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patent: 4238921 (1980-12-01), Steck et al.
patent: 5148666 (1992-09-01), Bauer et al.

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