In rotor spinning, a sliver is fed into the opening unit. The
fed sliver is opened into individual fibres and then the
individualised fibres are reassembled,
twisted and wound on a package.
Sequence of operations performed on a rotor spinning
machine is;
1.
Sliver feed
2.
Sliver opening
3.
Fiber transport into rotor
4.
Fiber collection
5. Yarn formation
6. Yarn take-up and winding
Fig : Passage of Rotor Machine
a.)
Sliver
Feed :- A card or draw frame sliver is fed through a sliver guide
via a feed roller (f) and feed plate (B) to a rapidly rotating opening roller (o).
Fig : Sliver Feed In Rotor Machine
b.)
Sliver opening: The rotating teeth of the opening roller comb out
the individual fibers from the sliver clamped between feed table and feed
roller. After leaving the rotating opening roller, the fibers are fed to the
fiber channel.
c.)
Fibre transport to the rotor: Centrifugal
forces and a vacuum in the rotor housing causes the fibres to disengage at a
certain point from the opening roller and to
move via the fibre channel to the inside wall
of the rotor.
Fig : Fibre Transportation In Rotor Machine
d.)
Fiber collection in the rotor groove: The
centrifugal forces in the rapidly rotating rotor cause the fibers to move from
the conical rotor wall toward the rotor groove and be collected there to form a
fiber ring.
Fig : Fibre Collection At Groove In
Rotor Machine
Rotor Machine
e.)
Yarn formation: The rotor rotates
at high speed creating a centrifugal force. To start spinning, a length of yarn
already wound onto the package of the take-up mechanism is threaded through the nip line of the delivery rollers and into the draw-off tube .
Because of the vacuum, the tail end of this yarn is sucked into the
rotor. The rotation of the rotor pulls the
yarn end onto the part collected ribbon of fibres through the air drag and the centrifugal forces, and simultaneously inserts twist into the yarn tail. A little of this twist propagates into that part of the ribbon in
contact with the yarn tail, binding it to the yarn end.
Fig : Yarn Formation In Rotor Machine
f.) Yarn
Take-up and Winding: Once
the yarn tail enters the rotor, the delivery rollers (K) are set in motion to
pull the tail out of the rotor. The pulling action on the tail results in a
peeling of the fiber ribbon from the
rotor groove. The newly formed yarn (Y) is wound up on a cheese (P) by a
winding drum. A yarn stop motion interrupts material supply to the opening
roller (0) when an end breaks. Capacitive or optical sensors incorporated in
the yarn path record yarn faults (thick and thin places), enabling them to be
cleared in limits are exceeded.
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