Faulty pick removal for a multiple-phase loom

Textiles: weaving – Weft manipulation – Pile

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139435, 139450, D03D 4900

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048906492

ABSTRACT:
An operation control method of a multiple-phase loom arranged to weave a plurality of fabrics by simultaneously picking weft yarns respectively to a plurality of warp yarn arrays. In this loom operation control method, first the loom is stopped in case mispick is caused in any of the warp yarn arrays. Then, a mispicked weft yarn and a weft yarn normally picked simultaneously with the mispicked weft yarn are removed automatically. Thereafter, detection is made as to whether the mispicked weft yarn and the normally picked weft yarn are present or not in a weft picking channel. Finally, the loom is restarted upon detecting absence of the mispicked weft yarn and the normally picked weft yarn. Accordingly, the loom restart is carried out after completion of removal of the mispicked weft yarn and the like, thereby achieving effective loom operation without operational troubles, thus preventing weaving defects such as heavy filling bar in a woven fabric.

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