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    1. The document discusses parameters for taper buffing comber detaching roller cots including deciding the amount of taper grinding needed based on the cot diameter and deciding the taper length based on the cot length. 2. It explains that cots buffed without taper create bowing effects and clearance issues when loaded on the bottom roller. 3. Taper buffing the cot compensates for this by offsetting the bowing effect with the taper effect, reducing clearance problems. The optimal taper is usually 1/3 the cot length with a diameter difference of 0.1-0.2mm depending on the comber model and fiber characteristics.

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    1. The document discusses parameters for taper buffing comber detaching roller cots including deciding the amount of taper grinding needed based on the cot diameter and deciding the taper length based on the cot length. 2. It explains that cots buffed without taper create bowing effects and clearance issues when loaded on the bottom roller. 3. Taper buffing the cot compensates for this by offsetting the bowing effect with the taper effect, reducing clearance problems. The optimal taper is usually 1/3 the cot length with a diameter difference of 0.1-0.2mm depending on the comber model and fiber characteristics.

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    Taper Grinding

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    1. The document discusses parameters for taper buffing comber detaching roller cots including deciding the amount of taper grinding needed based on the cot diameter and deciding the taper length based on the cot length. 2. It explains that cots buffed without taper create bowing effects and clearance issues when loaded on the bottom roller. 3. Taper buffing the cot compensates for this by offsetting the bowing effect with the taper effect, reducing clearance problems. The optimal taper is usually 1/3 the cot length with a diameter difference of 0.1-0.2mm depending on the comber model and fiber characteristics.

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    COMBER DETACHING ROLLER COTS TAPER BUFFING

    1. First decide how much taper grinding is need for the given diameter of cot. 2. Secondly decide what should be the taper length for given length of cot. 3. The above two factors must be based on model of comber , top arm loading and clearance measured after loading the straight buffed cot on bottom roller . Top loading

    Cots buffed without taper buffing

    Bowing effect & clearance created

    Taper buffed cot l l

    FOD

    Bowing effect is compensated by taper effect of cot

    In the above figure, l is the length of cot to be taper buffed. Normally it would be equal to 1/3rd of the cots total length. Magnitude of Taper grinding (Diameter measured at the centre of cot - Diameter measured at the extreme edge of cot) = 0.10 mm to 0.20 mm. This again depends on model of comber, cots F.O.D & taper grinding length. B.Sujai Sr.Manager - Application Technology & Exports INARCO LTD, 658, Central Studio Compound, TrichyRoad, Singanallur Coimbatore 641005 Office: 0422-2316942, 3 Telefax: 2316954. E mail: products@inarco.com Mobile: +919442633546

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