Yarn Breakages on Worsted Ring Spinning Frames Using Spinmaster

Production of Core Spun Yarn with Ring & Siro Spinning System

A common problem in production of core–spun yarns on the Ring spinning frame is the slippage of the staple fibers as sheath fibers relative to the core. This effect is known as ‘strip-back’ or barberpole. This problem may lead to an incomplete core coverage and results in end–breaks in subsequent processing. In order to avoid this problem, in the present work, core spun yarns (acrylic sheath fi...

Distribution of Power Requirements during Yarn Winding in Ring Spinning

YARN: Spinning-in-Progress

YARN (Yet Another RussNet), a project started in 2013, aims at creating a large open WordNet-like thesaurus for Russian by means of crowdsourcing. The first stage of the project was to create noun synsets. Currently, the resource comprises 100K+ word entries and 46K+ synsets. More than 200 people have taken part in assembling synsets throughout the project. The paper describes the linguistic, t...

A Statistical Analysis of Yarn Breakage on Spinning Frame

The problem of yarn breakage during spinning is quite serious, but it is difficult to predict the number of yarn breakages, because the tension and strength of the yarn always vary. The author has used simple mathematical models of the variation of the tension and the strength of the yarn, and calculated the probability of yarn breakages. The result has shown that the variation of the yarn stre...

The Effect of Yarn Hairiness on Air Drag in Ring Spinning

Air drag on yarn and package surfaces affects yarn tension, which in turn affects energy consumption and ends-down in ring spinning. This paper investigates the effects of yarn hairiness on air drag in ring spinning. Theoretical models of skin friction coefficient on the surface of rotating yarn packages were developed. The predicted results were verified with experimental data obtained from co...