59—the Effect of the Frictional Temperature on the Performance of Spinning Rings and Travellers

Grosberg, P.; Qasim, Sarah

doi:10.1080/00405007408630138

The Journal of The Textile Institute

1974

DOI: 10.1080/00405007408630138

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59—the Effect of the Frictional Temperature on the Performance of Spinning Rings and Travellers

P. Grosberg

Sarah Qasim

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“…This is usually referred to as traveller burn, because the place on the traveller that makes contact with the ring becomes the blue-black color of heated metal. 6 The traveller temperature reaches 400-500 C and the danger of the traveller annealing and failing is great. 7 If no lubricating film exists, temperatures of over 800 C occur in the contact area of the traveller/ ring.…”

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Yarn hairiness and the effect of surface characteristics of the ring traveller

Çukul

Beceren

2016

Textile Research Journal

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Increasing the wear resistance of the traveller remains an immense challenge due to the high mechanical and thermal stress experienced by travellers during the spinning operation. Due to this exposure, surface deformation, such as scratches and coating deformations, are unavoidable. In this study, two kinds of travellers (Cr coated and uncoated) were examined according to their scanning electron microscopy images, for surface characteristics, and energy-dispersive X-ray analysis, used for the elemental analysis or chemical characterization of traveller surfaces. In addition, the hairiness of the yarns produced using the sample travellers was measured in order to see the effects of the traveller coating on the yarn properties. For the test, two kinds of travellers, with different surface treatments, were used for the same spinning machine. Only one sample type was Cr coated. The results revealed that the surface treatment of the travellers had a significant effect on the hairiness of the yarn.

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Yarn hairiness and the effect of surface characteristics of the ring traveller

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2016

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59—the Effect of the Frictional Temperature on the Performance of Spinning Rings and Travellers

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Yarn hairiness and the effect of surface characteristics of the ring traveller

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