As the top apron are forced by spring pressure against the lower apron, the arrangement of this apron should permit precise adoption of minimum distance to fibre volume. In order to be able to maintain this minimum distance, spacer are replace ably inserted between the nose bar of the lower apron and the cradle edge of top apron. Spacer size is 4 to 7 mm in accordance with roving hank.
The flyer:cate maximum height and second no. indicate maFlyer is used to impart twist
•Flyer has two legs, one with hollow path or slot and pressure arm another for balancing the flyer while rotating.
•Flyer is placed on spindle, it gets motion by gearing.
•Flyer speed has direct influence on production.
•Flyer can be varying in sizes which are specified in inch. For example, 12”X 5.5”, 12”X6” and 14”X6”. First no. indi
ximum dia of wound package. Pressure Arm:
•A steel yoke attached to the lower end of hollow flyer leg is called pressure arm.
•The roving is wrapped 2 or 3 times around the yoke.
•The no. of turn determine the roving tension. For higher tension, a hard compact package is obtained and if it is too high false draft or roving breakage can be caused.
•Therefore, the no. of wrap depends upon material and twist level.
Winding Principle:•Bobbin leading principle (For cotton spinning)
Flyer leading principle (For jute spinning)Bobbin leading Principle:
•Bobbin speed is higher than flyer speed at all point of winding.
•The winding on speed is constant throughout the process.
•With the increase of bobbin dia, bobbin speed must be decreased.
•The variation of bobbin speed with the increase of bobbin dia must be constant.
•Less tension on roving.
Flyer Leading Principle:•Flyer speed is higher than bobbin speed at all point of winding.
•The winding on speed is constant throughout the process.
•With the increase of bobbin dia, bobbin speed must be increased.
•The variation of bobbin speed with the increase of bobbin dia must be constant.
•Higher tension on roving.