Process Control in Warping

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    Efficiency of Warping Department

    The following will calculate the efficiency of a warping machine:

    Let Speed in m/min= 300

    Set length (m) = 18000

    Yarn length on cone/cheese (m)= 54000Number of Ends/beam= 500

    end breaks/400 ends/ 1000 m = 3

    Time to mend a warp break (seconds) = 35Time to change a beam (seconds) = 500

    Time to change a creel (seconds) = 3000

    Time loss due to miscellaneous causes/1000 m (seconds)= 25

    Calculation

    Running time R (s) = 1000x60/300 = 200

    R is the uninterrupted running time in metersBreaks/running ends in beam/1000 m = 3x500/400 = 3.75

    Stoppage time /1000 m

    (a) to mend breaks (s)= 3.75x35 =131 s(b) to change a beam (seconds) = 500x1000/18000 = 28 s

    (c) to change a creel = 3000x1000/54000 = 56 sec

    (d) Miscellaneous time = 25 seconds

    Therefore, S, the total stoppage time per 1000 meters (s)= 131+28+56+25 = 240 s

    Therefore total efficiency = Rx100/(R+S)= 200x100(200+240) = 45.5 %

    Expected Production per shift of 8 hours (m) = (300x60x8x45.5)/100 = 65,500 m

    Causes of Low efficiency or Low productivity

    1. Increase in End breakage rate

    The machine efficiency at warping is highly sensitive to the end breakage rate

    2. Improper utilisation of magazine creel

    If the creel boy does not keep the magazine creel ready to be used by the time the package in the

    running creel are over, the efficiency will fall.

    3. Reduction in Average Set-length

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    Lower set lengths reduce the machine efficeincy at warping

    4. Number of Tenters per Machine

    The number of tenters per machine determine the time to mend an end break. This is because by

    the time the warper finds a broken end on the beam, the creel boy brings the other end of thebroken yarn from the creel

    5. Stops due to Machine Breakdown, shortage of cones etc.

    If the stops due to machine breakdown, shortage of empty beams or cones/cheeses etc. are high,

    the actual efficiency of the machine will be lower than calculated.

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    Efficiency of Sizing

    Efficiency of Sizing Department

    The major causes of loss of machine efficiency are:

    1. Creeling, which includes removing the exhausted beams, mounting new beams, denting, leasing etc.

    2. Replacement of weaver's beam on consumption

    Efficiency in sizing

    Let yarn count= 34

    Set length on warper's beam= 18000 m

    length of yarn on weavers beam= 1500m

    Total number of ends= 4000

    Full running speed= 50 m/min

    No of lappers per 3000 ends per 1000 m = 3

    Time to cut a lapper = 90 sec

    Time to doff a beam and put new lease rods = 600 seconds

    time to change a set = 6300 sec

    Time loss/1000 m due to miscellaneous causes= 60 sec

    Calculations

    Sizing time of one beam with no stops : R = (1500x60)/50 = 1800 seconds

    Lappers per beam of 1500 m per 4000 ends = 6

    time lost in cuttin glappers per beam = 540 seconds

    Number of weavers beam per set= 12

    time lost per beam in a set change = 6300/12=525 seconds

    time loss in beam doffing and leasing per beam = 600 seconds

    Miscellaneous losses per beam of 1500 m = 90 sec

    total time to size one beam = 3555 seconds

    Machine efficiency = (1800 x 100)/3555 = 50.6%