Textiles: weaving – Stopping – Thin-place detectors
Patent
1986-06-25
1987-10-27
Jaudon, Henry S.
Textiles: weaving
Stopping
Thin-place detectors
139304, 139336, 66166, 250563, D03D 5118
Patent
active
047022833
ABSTRACT:
Optical scanning and inspection of loomed fabric on one or more looms is carried out using a travelling optical scanner that scans an inspection area of fabric on a loom faster than the fabric traverses the inspection area, such inspection area provided between the weaving portion of the loom and the fabric take-up roll. The scanner generates signals that can routinely be compared with preset reference standards and which can be used to control the stopping of the loom upon the detection of a weaving defect. Fabric moving through multiple looms can be scanned in sequence by a scanner traversing multiple inspection areas of the looms.
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Jaudon Henry S.
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