Theory:
Tappet is a cam to which rotary motion is given for the purpose of producing reciprocating action by sliding contact of rod and lever. Rod receives a series of lifts for a certain interval of time.Tappet shedding is of two types:
(a) Negative tappet shedding:
Negative tappet needs extra arrangement of pulley,bowl, spring and dead weight to reverse the direction of healds. This belt pulley either raise or lower the heald.
Example: Shuttle loom.
(b) Positive tappet shedding:
This mechanism provides both upward and downward movement of heald without the help of additional mechanism.
Example: Rapier loom.
Mechanism:
(1) Motor gives motion to the bottom shaft.(2) Tappets are connected with bottom shaft; tappets provide shedding action.
(3) Tappets depress the threads bowl, ultimately depresses the treadle lever.
(4) Heald frame is connected with treadle lever and upper portion of healds is connected by belt.
(5) Treadle lever ultimately responsible for the downward movement of heald frame and upward movement of healds frame is mechanically generated by belts or ropes.
Comments
Post a Comment