Method for monitoring yarn tension in yarn manufacturing process

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3644701, 364 124, 364 401, 425135, B65H 5400, G06F 1900, G02B 618

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ABSTRACT:
The yarn manufacturing process is monitored by detecting a yarn tension while the yarn spun by a spinning device is wound by a winding device. The yarn tension detected by the yarn tension sensor is corrected based on the rate of change in a winding condition such as a traverse speed or a winding speed, and whether the yarn manufacturing process is in a normal condition or not is judged based on the corrected tension. Also, an abnormal judging reference is corrected based on the rate of change in a winding condition, and whether the yarn manufacturing process is in a normal condition or not is judged based on the corrected abnormal judging reference.

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