
Yarn Conditioning/Heat Setting Machine
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JOGSON
Yarn Conditioning / Heat Setting
Machine is suitable for elasticity and strength of yarn to remove
snarling and curling effects, Twist Setting, Stablishing moisture
level in dry yarn, Stablishing the yarn hence better efficiency in
Bulking of Acrylic yarn, Dye Fixing, Dyeing, Winding, Weaving etc.
The Dual Purpose
Machine - Conditioning of Natural Fibers, Viscose, Lycra Blends,
Wool and Heat Setting of Polyester, Nylon and Acrylic yarn in cop,
cone and hank form.
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PROCESS CONTROL |
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The entire process of
conditioning from material loading. Locking of front door, Vacuum is
first created upto 760 mmg by water ring vacuum pump to remove the air
and impurities from the yarn. This will improve penetration by steam and
lack of oxygen will prevent oxidation.
Steam is then injected in the Machine along its entire length ensuring
an even distribution of temperature. The required temperature is
maintained during the process. Vacuum is re-created to remove excess
moisture from the yarn. External Steam Heating of the Machine through
Limpet Coil ensures no steam condensation, it also helps to maintain the
temperature. When Cooling is required for the machine some Limpet Coil
can work with water.
Multiple Vacuum, Steam and water cooling cycle are possible by linking
two or more programes in the Micro-Processor. The pneumatic Valves, Door
Locking / Unlocking, Direct / Indirect Steam Heating, Vacuum, vacuum
Release, Air Release, Jacket Cooling, Jacket Drain ad Vessel Drain are
operated by the Pneumatic Controls through Micro-Processor - TPR-23.
ADVANTAGES OF MICRO-PROCESSOR- TPR-23
User friendly, Alpha Numerical LCD display.
Memory retention in case of Power Failure.
Easy to Program. (upto 16 Steps per program)
Upto 20 Programs can be stored for different type of yarns.
Program can be changed/altered as per process requirements.
CONTROL PANEL
It consists Electrical Section for Vacuum Pump Motor along with
interlocking devices and Auto/Manual
Switches to operate the Machine.
YARN CARRIER
Different kinds of Yarn Carriers are
used for Yarn Packages, Creel Type Trolley for the Packages having
sufficient inner diameter, Aluminum / S.S. Bin for yarn wound on Bobbins
and Hangers for loose yarn. Hanks, Muffs etc.
YARN LOADING
Loading of yarn is done on Yarn Carrier which are placed on an External
Trolley. ( Extra Trolley and Carrier can be provided to save loading &
Unloading period.)
ADVANTAGES
Twist Setting.
Reduction in Snarling.
Improve in Dye Affinity.
Easy to operate and low maintenance cost.
Improved Weaving & Knitting performance.
Higher elongation and Work capacity for yarn.
Optimum usage of energy resulting in substantial saving. |
| Material |
Cotton Waxed
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Cotton Unwaxed
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Viscose |
Wool |
P/C,
P/V |
Nylon |
Polyester |
| Temp oC |
55-60
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60-80
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60-65 |
70-80 |
80-100 |
105 |
120-130 |
| Soak Time |
25-30
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20-25
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25-34 |
20-25 |
30-40 |
20-25 |
20-25 |
| Total Time |
50-60 min
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60-70 min
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50-60 min |
60-70 min |
60-70
min |
30-40 min |
30-40 min |
Technical Specification
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Model |
JYCH 50 |
JYCH 100 |
JYCH 150 |
JYCH 200 |
JYCH 250 |
| Material of
construction |
MILD STEEL
(Stainless Steel Material against Requirement) |
| Vacuum Pump
Drive 2800 RPM (HP) |
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Maximum Temperature |
60° C -
130° C |
| Steam
Requirement per Hour at 7kg./cm² |
| 100 kg.
/ cm² |
150 kg.
/ cm² |
200 kg.
/ cm² |
250 kg.
/ cm² |
300 kg.
/ cm² |
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Average Steam Consumption
per kg. of yarn |
Between
0.25 kg. to 0.50 kg. of steam per kg. of yarn |
| Water
Consumption (During the vaccum pump operation) |
15-30 Lts. per minute at
1.00 kg. / cm² to 1.5kg. / cm² Pressure |
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Compressed Air Requirement |
6-7 kg. /
cm² |
| Loading
Capacity of Yarn (Kg.) |
| 50-55 |
100-110 |
150-160 |
200-210 |
250-260 |
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| Main Vessel
Length |
| 1300 mm |
1500 mm |
2000 mm |
2500 mm |
2500 mm |
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| Main Vessel
Diameter |
| 920 mm |
920 mm |
1220 mm |
1220 mm |
1220 mm |
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| Yarn Carrying Trolley |
According to the
Package size |
| Front Door Operation |
Automatic with
Pneumatic Control (Standard for all Models) |
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