Textiles: spinning – twisting – and twining – Apparatus and processes – Piecing up
Patent
1981-02-17
1983-01-11
Petrakes, John
Textiles: spinning, twisting, and twining
Apparatus and processes
Piecing up
57401, D01H 1502
Patent
active
043676235
ABSTRACT:
Spinning is started on a friction spinning apparatus by drawing the end of yarn back to a position adjacent the surface but in such a condition that it is free from the influence of the suction through the surface. This is done by closing off the suction while the end is in the position so that the yarn is drawn by an additional suction source into an adjacent position. The yarn end is drawn from one end of the surface to lie along the surface by gradually closing off the suction from that end toward the opposite end. Subsequently the suction is reopened to bring the yarn end under its influence to draw the end onto the surface so the fibre feed and take-up can be restarted.
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Clough Douglas O.
Dickinson Peter J.
Farnhill William M.
Parker Alan
Feldman Donald H.
Petrakes John
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