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Abstract
本発明は、ポリアクリル繊維に基くコンパクト糸から成る繊維の扁平形成物特に織物に関する。これらのポリアクリル繊維は、４０ｍｍ〜７０ｍｍのステープルファイバ長を持つステープルファイバであり、それにより有利な特徴を持ちかつ多面的に使用可能な小さい細孔体積を持つ繊維の扁平形成物が得られる。 The present invention relates to a flat product of fibers made of compact yarns based on polyacrylic fibers, in particular textiles. These polyacrylic fibers are staple fibers having a staple fiber length of 40 mm to 70 mm, thereby obtaining a flat formation of fibers having a small pore volume that has advantageous characteristics and can be used in many ways.
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本発明は、ポリアクリル繊維に基くコンパクト糸から成る繊維の扁平形成物特に織物に関する。 The present invention relates to a flat product of fibers made of compact yarns based on polyacrylic fibers, in particular textiles.
繊維の扁平形成物では、使用事例に応じて異なる特性が要求される。これらの要求は特に機械的、物理的、化学的、光学的又は触覚的性質であってもよい。産業は、異なる使用事例に適当に合わされる織物構造を顧客が利用できるように常に努力してきた。これにより基礎となっている糸及び／又は織物構造及び／又は仕上げの種類においてそれぞれ異なる一連の織物変種を生じる。使用される糸は、例えば繊維の番手、ステープル長及び構造（混合糸、コンパクト糸）に関して望み通りに選ぶことができる。全体的な結果総括即ち技術的、経済的及び環境上の性能に関する織物の評価の文脈から、織物変種のこの多様性の減少への要求が生じた。 Different properties are required for flat products of fibers depending on the use case. These requirements may in particular be mechanical, physical, chemical, optical or tactile properties. The industry has always strived to allow customers to use fabric structures that are appropriately adapted to different use cases. This results in a series of fabric variants that differ in the underlying yarn and / or fabric structure and / or finish type. The yarn used can be chosen as desired, for example with regard to fiber count, staple length and structure (mixed yarn, compact yarn). Overall results The need for a reduction in this variety of fabric varieties has arisen from the context of fabric evaluation, i.e., the assessment of fabrics in terms of technical, economic and environmental performance.
従って本発明の課題は、その特徴のため多面的に有利に使用可能な改善された織物を提供することである。 The object of the present invention is therefore to provide an improved fabric which can be used in a multifaceted manner because of its characteristics.
この課題は、請求項１の特徴を持つ繊維の扁平形成物により解決された。この繊維の扁平形成物は、特にコンパクト糸から成る織物であり、コンパクト糸はポリアクリルステープルファイバに基いて製造されている。コンパクト糸はポリアクリル繊維のみから成るか、又はポリアクリル繊維及び他のポリマ繊維から成る混合糸であってもよく、これらの糸はなるべくコンパクト糸として混合糸中に存在している。 This problem has been solved by a flat fiber product having the features of claim 1. This flat product of fibers is in particular a woven fabric of compact yarns, which are produced on the basis of polyacrylic staple fibers. The compact yarn may consist solely of polyacrylic fibers, or it may be a mixed yarn composed of polyacrylic fibers and other polymer fibers, and these yarns are present in the mixed yarn as possible as compact yarns.
本発明の利点は、複数のコンパクト糸を含む混合織物から成る扁平形成物においても現れ、その際少なくとも１種類のコンパクト糸はポリアクリル繊維から成っている。 The advantages of the present invention also appear in flat formations composed of mixed fabrics comprising a plurality of compact yarns, wherein at least one compact yarn consists of polyacrylic fibers.
本発明による扁平形成物は高い密度及び少ない毛羽立ちを持ち、このことは引続く加工のために重要である。これらの利点は、４０ｍｍ〜７０ｍｍなるべく６０ｍｍのステープルファイバ長のコンパクト糸を持つ繊維の扁平形成物において得られる。前記のステープルファイバ長のポリアクリル繊維から成るこの新しいコンパクト糸は、繊維の一層良好な撚りを可能にするので、一層少ない細孔体積が生じる。減少した細孔体積は、他方では、織物の摩耗試験において著しく高い摩擦回数を生じる。今までのコンパクト糸織物は、マルチンデールの摩耗試験において、織物が破壊されるまでに、１００，０００の摩擦回数を可能にした。ポリアクリル繊維から成る６０ｍｍのステープルファイバ長を持つ本発明による繊維の扁平形成物は、同じ試験において３００，０００の摩擦回数を超過した。 The flat formation according to the invention has a high density and low fuzz, which is important for subsequent processing. These advantages are obtained in a flat formation of fibers with compact yarns with a staple fiber length of 40 mm to 70 mm and preferably 60 mm. This new compact yarn consisting of the above-mentioned staple fiber length polyacrylic fibers allows for better twisting of the fibers, resulting in a smaller pore volume. The reduced pore volume, on the other hand, results in significantly higher friction times in the fabric abrasion test. Previous compact yarn fabrics allowed 100,000 frictions before the fabric was destroyed in the Martindale abrasion test. A flat formation of fibers according to the invention with a staple fiber length of 60 mm made of polyacrylic fibers exceeded 300,000 frictions in the same test.
改善された新しい織物は、その特徴のため多面的に使用可能である。例えば表面効果、被覆及び貼り合わせのような織物構造及び織物の仕上げに関する標準化も、可能である。 The improved new fabric can be used in many ways because of its characteristics. Standardization is also possible with respect to textile structures and textile finishes such as surface effects, coatings and laminations.
以下の例は本発明のそれ以上の説明に役立つ。 The following examples serve to further illustrate the present invention.
例１ コンパクト糸４０／１３．０（１ｃｍ当たり縦糸の数／１ｃｍ当たり横糸の数）か ら成るポリアクリル繊維織物は、４０ｍｍのステープルファイバ長のポリアクリル 繊維を含んでいる。織物の基礎となっている糸の細孔体積は、糸の全体積の１０％ である。繊維端部Ｆの数は、織物の所定の長さ及び重量当たり０．８９Ｍｉｏに定 められる。織物は３２５ｇ／ｍ２の重量及びＤ＝０．８０ｍｍの厚さを持っている 。測定された空気透過度は毎分１ｄｍ２当たり１６０ｌである。コンパクト糸は図 １に概略的に示されている。 EXAMPLE 1 A polyacrylic fiber fabric consisting of compact yarns 40 / 13.0 (number of warps per cm / number of wefts per cm) contains 40 mm staple fiber length polyacrylic fibers. The pore volume of the yarn that is the basis of the fabric is 10% of the total volume of the yarn. The number of fiber ends F is set to 0.89 Mio per predetermined length and weight of the fabric. The fabric has a weight of 325 g / m 2 and a thickness of D = 0.80 mm. The measured air permeability is 160 l per 1 dm 2 per minute. The compact yarn is shown schematically in FIG.
例２ コンパクト糸４０／１３．５（１ｃｍ当たり縦糸の数／１ｃｍ当たり横糸の数）か ら成るポリアクリル繊維織物は、６０ｍｍのステープルファイバ長のポリアクリル 繊維を含んでいる。織物の基礎となっている糸の細孔体積は、糸の全体積の４０％ である。繊維端部の数は、織物の所定の長さ及び重量当たり０．５９Ｍｉｏに定め られる。織物は３２５ｇ／ｍ２の重量及びＤ＝０．７８ｍｍの厚さを持っている。 測定された空気透過度は毎分１ｄｍ２当たり１４８ｌである。コンパクト糸は図２ に概略的に示されている。 Example 2 A polyacrylic fiber fabric consisting of compact yarns 40 / 13.5 (number of warps per cm / number of wefts per cm) contains polyacrylic fibers with a staple fiber length of 60 mm. The pore volume of the yarn that is the basis of the fabric is 40% of the total yarn volume. The number of fiber ends is set to 0.59 Mio per predetermined length and weight of the fabric. The fabric has a weight of 325 g / m 2 and a thickness of D = 0.78 mm. The measured air permeability is 148 l per dm 2 per minute. The compact yarn is shown schematically in FIG.
例３ コンパクト糸４０／１３．５（１ｃｍ当たり縦糸の数／１ｃｍ当たり横糸の数）か ら成るポリアクリル繊維織物は、８０ｍｍのステープルファイバ長のポリアクリル 繊維を含んでいる。織物の基礎となっている糸の細孔体積は、糸の全体積の１％で ある。繊維端部の数は、織物の所定の長さ及び重量当たり０．４８Ｍｉｏに定めら れる。織物は３２５ｇ／ｍ２の重量及びＤ＝０．７５ｍｍの厚さを持っている。測 定された空気透過度は毎分１ｄｍ２当たり１２０ｌである。コンパクト糸は図３に 概略的に示されている。 EXAMPLE 3 A polyacrylic fiber fabric consisting of compact yarns 40 / 13.5 (number of warps per cm / number of wefts per cm) contains 80 mm staple fiber length polyacrylic fibers. The pore volume of the yarn that is the basis of the fabric is 1% of the total yarn volume. The number of fiber ends is set to 0.48 Mio per predetermined length and weight of the fabric. The fabric has a weight of 325 g / m 2 and a thickness of D = 0.75 mm. The measured air permeability is 120 l per dm 2 per minute. The compact yarn is shown schematically in FIG.
図示した３つのすべての例は、縦糸及び横糸の繊維の数により生じる高い密度を持つ織物を示している。細い糸は、同じ重量で織物の面積当たり多くの糸が存在するようにする。他方コンパクト糸の使用により糸密度も高まるので、織物は非常に少ない毛羽立ちを持っている。他方図示した３つのすべての織物は非常に小さい細孔体積を示し、即ちコンパクト糸は大部分糸から成り、全く小さい割合の細孔を持ち、例１では１０％、例３では１％である。これは、コンパクト糸中における４０ｍｍ〜７０ｍｍのステープルファイバ長のステープルファイバがほぼ平行に向けられ、一層よく撚られることによって、達成される。ポリアクリル繊維の束ね易さは、引続く紡糸過程における良好な圧縮可能性を与える。ポリアクリル繊維の今までの圧縮防止方法は、太い個所、ネップ及び細い個所を生じるので、圧縮紡糸方法による糸の紡糸は不可能であった。 All three examples shown show fabrics with high density resulting from the number of warp and weft fibers. A thin thread ensures that there are many threads per area of fabric with the same weight. On the other hand, the use of compact yarns increases the yarn density, so that the fabric has very little fuzz. On the other hand, all three fabrics shown show very small pore volumes, ie the compact yarn consists mostly of yarn and has a very small percentage of pores, 10% in Example 1 and 1% in Example 3. . This is achieved by stapling fibers of 40 mm to 70 mm staple fiber length in a compact yarn being oriented almost parallel and twisted better. The ease with which the polyacrylic fibers are bundled provides good compressibility in the subsequent spinning process. Conventional anti-compression methods for polyacrylic fibers have resulted in thick spots, neps and thin spots, making it impossible to spin yarns by compression spinning.
この説明は次の表１によって補足され、この表において上記の３つの織物が、その種々の特性について求められかつ評価されている。この表において比較のため、２０ｍｍの長さを持つフィラメントから成る織物と、１００ｍｍの長さのステープルファイバを持つ織物とが取り上げられた。評価は段階１〜５で行われ、１は最良の評価、５は最悪の評価である。すべての特性についての総合評価は、本発明による織物がその特性のため広範な使用を可能にすることを示している。 This explanation is supplemented by the following Table 1, in which the above three fabrics are determined and evaluated for their various properties. In this table, for comparison purposes, a fabric made of filaments with a length of 20 mm and a fabric with staple fibers with a length of 100 mm were taken up. Evaluation is performed in stages 1-5, where 1 is the best evaluation and 5 is the worst evaluation. A comprehensive evaluation for all properties shows that the fabric according to the invention allows a wide range of uses because of its properties.
本発明による織物は、カブリオレ幌布、濾布、日よけ、防水シート又は帆船用カバーに有利に処理される。 The fabrics according to the invention are advantageously processed into cabriolet hoods, filter cloths, sunshades, tarpaulins or sailboat covers.
本発明による扁平形成物は高い密度及び少ない毛羽立ちを持ち、このことは引続く加工のために重要である。これらの利点は、４０ｍｍ〜８０ｍｍなるべく６０ｍｍのステープルファイバ長のコンパクト糸を持つ繊維の扁平形成物において得られる。前記のステープルファイバ長のポリアクリル繊維から成るこの新しいコンパクト糸は、繊維の一層良好な撚りを可能にするので、一層少ない細孔体積が生じる。減少した細孔体積は、他方では、織物の摩耗試験において著しく高い摩擦回数を生じる。今までのコンパクト糸織物は、マルチンデールの摩耗試験において、織物が破壊されるまでに、１００，０００の摩擦回数を可能にした。ポリアクリル繊維から成る６０ｍｍのステープルファイバ長を持つ本発明による繊維の扁平形成物は、同じ試験において３００，０００の摩擦回数を超過した。The flat formation according to the invention has a high density and low fuzz, which is important for subsequent processing. These advantages are obtained in flat formations of fibers with compact yarns with staple fiber lengths of 40 mm to 80 mm and preferably 60 mm. This new compact yarn consisting of the above-mentioned staple fiber length polyacrylic fibers allows for better twisting of the fibers, resulting in a smaller pore volume. The reduced pore volume, on the other hand, results in significantly higher friction times in the fabric abrasion test. Previous compact yarn fabrics allowed 100,000 frictions before the fabric was destroyed in the Martindale abrasion test. A flat formation of fibers according to the invention with a staple fiber length of 60 mm made of polyacrylic fibers exceeded 300,000 frictions in the same test.
図示した３つのすべての例は、縦糸及び横糸の繊維の数により生じる高い密度を持つ織物を示している。細い糸は、同じ重量で織物の面積当たり多くの糸が存在するようにする。他方コンパクト糸の使用により糸密度も高まるので、織物は非常に少ない毛羽立ちを持っている。他方図示した３つのすべての織物は非常に小さい細孔体積を示し、即ちコンパクト糸は大部分糸から成り、全く小さい割合の細孔を持ち、例１では１０％、例３では１％である。これは、コンパクト糸中における４０ｍｍ〜８０ｍｍのステープルファイバ長のステープルファイバがほぼ平行に向けられ、一層よく撚られることによって、達成される。ポリアクリル繊維の束ね易さは、引続く紡糸過程における良好な圧縮可能性を与える。ポリアクリル繊維の今までの圧縮防止方法は、太い個所、ネップ及び細い個所を生じるので、圧縮紡糸方法による糸の紡糸は不可能であった。All three examples shown show fabrics with high density resulting from the number of warp and weft fibers. A thin thread ensures that there are many threads per area of fabric with the same weight. On the other hand, the use of compact yarns increases the yarn density, so the fabric has very little fuzz. On the other hand, all three fabrics shown show very small pore volumes, ie the compact yarn consists mostly of yarn and has a very small percentage of pores, 10% in Example 1 and 1% in Example 3. . This is achieved by having staple fibers with a staple fiber length of 40 mm to 80 mm in the compact yarn oriented substantially parallel and twisted better. The ease with which the polyacrylic fibers are bundled provides good compressibility in the subsequent spinning process. Conventional anti-compression methods for polyacrylic fibers produce thick spots, neps and thin spots, and therefore spinning of yarn by the compression spinning method has been impossible.
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