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TW200934903A - Method for producing a textile fabric consisting of at least partially split yarns, fibers or filaments and device for the production thereof - Google Patents

Method for producing a textile fabric consisting of at least partially split yarns, fibers or filaments and device for the production thereof Download PDF

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TW200934903A
TW200934903A TW097128919A TW97128919A TW200934903A TW 200934903 A TW200934903 A TW 200934903A TW 097128919 A TW097128919 A TW 097128919A TW 97128919 A TW97128919 A TW 97128919A TW 200934903 A TW200934903 A TW 200934903A
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Denis Reibel
Robert Groten
Ulrich Jahn
Peter Ryzko
Katharina Roempert
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Freudenberg Carl Kg
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  • Textile Engineering (AREA)
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  • Chemical & Material Sciences (AREA)
  • Chemical Kinetics & Catalysis (AREA)
  • Nonwoven Fabrics (AREA)
  • Artificial Filaments (AREA)
  • Chemical Or Physical Treatment Of Fibers (AREA)
  • Treatment Of Fiber Materials (AREA)
  • Yarns And Mechanical Finishing Of Yarns Or Ropes (AREA)
  • Woven Fabrics (AREA)

Abstract

The invention relates to a simple and economical method for producing textile fabric consisting of at least partially split yarns, fibres or filaments, in which, in particular, time consuming, energy and/or cost intensive processes are avoided. As a result, a dividable, initial textile fabric is divided or split at least partially into elementary filaments by treatment, in particular bombardment with dry ice, frozen water or an air-particle mixture at a temperature of at least 20 DEG C to 30 DEG C below the glass transition temperature (Tg) of the polymers used as yarns, fibres or filaments

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200934903 九、發明說明: 【發明所屬之技術領域】 本發明關於一種製造由至少部分地劈分的紗、纖維或 長絲構成的布料的方法,該紗、纖維或長絲由至少二條基 本長絲形成。此外還關於這種布料的製造裝置。 【先前技術】 在文獻歐洲專利EP 0 814 188 Bi中提到由雙成份無端 ©長絲(由不相容的起始料:聚乙烯對苯二曱酸酯與聚醯胺6 構成)製造可容易分裂(spalten)的不織布方法。在此,該 不織布受到液邀壓力喷流的作用,以將該複合基材分離= 基本長絲,並將它們糾纏(Verwieklung)及結合。 【發明内容】 本發明的目的在提供-種方法,它可使得由可劈分(裂 膜、分紗)(splitten,英:split)的 ^ . . . , . . 纖維、長絲構成 的布料的製造程序簡化,且在經濟上特別有利。 對於由至少部分地可劈分的紗、 纖維或長絲構成的布 枓的製造程序’只需要相較於例如高遷水柱處理作業(特 =在約一巴的壓力)特別小的能量或將小的機械 此外,在此方法不需額外之特別 及/或成本密集的程序步驟,例 ^ #量密集 柱處理時所冑者)。 …布料乾燥㈣(在水 6 200934903 此外,該方法可使得由互相可相容的聚合物以及由互 不相的聚合物構成的共軛(複合)(K〇njugieren,英: jugate )的紗、纖維、或長絲能至少部分地劈分。 〇〇此外,還提供一種特別適合此方法的裝置,它可用簡 單方式實施此方法。 這些目的解決之道,係利用中請專利圍帛1項及第 1 〇項的特點。 I本發明提供—種製造由至少部分地劈分的紗纖維 或長絲構成的布料的方法’該紗、纖維或長絲由至少二條 基本長絲形成,其中一可劈分的起始布料藉著用乾冰、結 冰水或用空氣-粒子混合物在該呈紗、纖維或長絲方式使用 的聚合物的玻璃過渡溫度(Tg)以下至少20t〜30t的溫 度作處理(特別是森擊)而至少部分地分裂或劈分成該基 本長絲。 所用的非晶質(amorph)聚合物的玻璃過渡溫度(Tg) 0 4軟化溫度係指在該溫度时,該聚合物的變形能力有最大 的變化者。所謂的「玻螭溫度」係指在此溫度以下為脆而 能量方面有彈性的範圍(玻璃範圍),在此溫度以上為軟 而在熵(Entropie)方面有彈性的區域。過渡到非晶質聚合 物的液體範圍中的過渡區係有流動性者,部分結晶的聚合 物有一玻璃過渡溫度〔在此溫度以下,無晶質相「凍結」°〕 (漸成固體並脆)及一熔點(在此溫度該結晶相熔解)。 溶點將該熵彈性範圍與流動性範圍明顯區分。 所用之空氣-粒子混合物的固體粒子特別是無機粒子, 200934903 如妙(例如石英砂)或聚合物顆粒。 該乾冰、結冰水或‘ 式使用,關於乾、水戈妹士 ’昆合宜呈丸粒(Pellet)形 d水方面,也可呈雪的形式使用。 毫米之門— 處且用直徑約3亳米,長度在5〜30 毫卡之間的圓柱形粒子。而 較不易的粒子,舉例而…」—詞係指細顆粒而 小於i毫米。 。’其直徑約0.1毫米,長度等於或 〇 乾冰係指結冰的二 到該可分裂的起始布料 物0 氧化碳,溫度約-78.5°c ,它在撞擊 上時變成氣態(昇華)而不殘留餘 因此使用乾冰有-優點:隨後不須像例如在使用空氣_ Θ混合物的場合要作分離或過渡以將殘餘物從分裂的基本 長絲除去。 此外,當使用乾冰時在正常壓力下不會用水的冰那樣 像在產生液體,如此乾冰一詞名符其實。 由於在本發明的方法中,使用乾冰結冰水或空氣_粒 子混合物作分裂時不使用液體。特別是液體水,因此舉例 而言在水柱處理時所需的布料(它由至少部分劈分紗、纖 維或長絲構成)的乾燥程序(它特別費時、費能量及/或 成本高)可省卻。 藉著用乾冰轟擊,在所選設的程序參數時,處理過的 表面的溫度降了約6CTC下來。 當使用一種空氣-粒子混合物時或用結冰水時,處理溫 度選設成使所處理的表面的溫度在該聚合物(它呈紗、纖 8 200934903 維或長絲的形式使用)的玻璃過渡溫度(Tg) 〜3(TC。 王 v π :於處理溫度在該當作紗、纖維或長絲使用的聚合物 =璃過渡溫度(Tg)以下至少2〇〜邮,故造成聚合物 的某些變脆的情形’如此至少有助於或促使布料分解成基 本長絲,而不會損壞基本長絲。 此外,由於該乾冰、空氣♦混合物或結冰水的硬度較 小’故可避免基本纖維受損。 如不呈丸粒形式而呈雪的形式使用,由於其粒子大小 較卞或其硬度小(較大「軟度」),故就分裂或劈分作業 不損壞基本長絲而特別乾淨俐落的要求而觀之,係特別有 由於在該可分裂的起始布料作處理時乾冰的昇華效果 使得二氧化碳從固態變到氣態集結狀態時,其體積突然膨 脹了其最初體積的約600〜800倍。在此,乾冰跑在基本長 絲之間’ h此,布料分裂成基本長絲的作用同樣地至少受 支助或促進。 & 基本長絲的排列方式,在紗、纖維、或長紗的橫截面 看,舉例而言,可呈核心-鞠殼構造,或呈橘瓣構造或呈派 餅構造。特宜當作可分裂之起始布料使用者該基本長絲 呈派餅構造’且宜具有2〜64個片段,特別是用於改變長 絲的直徑者。 本發明較佳的設計見於申請專利範圍附屬項。 所用之可分裂的起始布料宜為一不織布。所用不織布 9 200934903 宜為短纖維不織布或#& 組合纖維,它們係用烷姑 布,它們具有無端長絲或具 來 最好使用=或溶劑紡絲程序❹卜 吏用某些熔紡不織布, 其優點為不需將㈣^ 劑訪絲不織布 w需將以除去,且其使用上 熱 所用之可分裂起始布料宜 拖从+ 针宜為預鞏固的不織布,它用 機械方式及/或化學 該右粗u 万式預鞏固,尤宜用熱預鞏固。 該布科的紗、纖維或長 ^ Λ» , ^ 長,4宜具有至少二種基本長絲, Ο 匕們=下物任意組合成之成對聚合物或聚合物混合物構 烯、聚酯、聚醮胺及/或聚胺基甲酸乙酯。 所用之較佳的聚烯的例子例如聚乙稀或聚丙烯,較佳 之聚醋例如聚乙婦對苯二酸酿、聚丁埽對苯二酸醋、聚三 乙烯對苯二酸醋、回收之聚輯、聚乳酸酸醋、或共聚醋, 較佳的聚酿胺的例子如聚酿胺6、聚醯心,聚醯 共聚醯胺》 為了要有良好效率’故該處理’特別是用乾冰、結冰 水或空氣粒子混合物轟擊到該可分裂的起始 θ的作業係宜以一入射角達成,尤宜表:。亡 135°,更宜 90°。 在此,乾冰、結冰水或空氣_粒子混合物的粒子動能宜 等於或大約0·4焦耳。在此,粒子的質量與速度選設成不會 使布料造成外觀上的損壞或在布料中形成孔。 乾冰、結冰水或空氣-粒子混合物的流過量宜為3〇公斤 /小時〜70公斤/小時,最好為3〇公斤/小時〜5〇公斤 /小時。 200934903 乾冰、結冰水或空氣-粒子混合物的粒子的平均尺寸宜 為10微米〜30毫米,特宜為01毫米〜1〇毫米以此尺寸 作用可分裂起始布料的表面。 將可分裂的起始布料的表面用乾冰、結冰水或空氣-粒 子混合物轟擊的作業,其出口喷嘴的進送逮度為25米/分 〜i2.5米/分,尤宜為2_5米/分〜5米〆分,轟擊速度為 100米/秒〜500米/秒。 ❹ 分裂成基本長絲的作業宜在〇·5巴〜16巴的壓力且 宜在0.5巴〜6巴的壓力,尤宜〇5〜2巴的壓力達成。 此外,S要提供-肖特別冑合上述本發明方法的裝 置,它可使此方法用簡單方式達成。 為此提供一種將由至少部分地劈分的紗、纖維或長絲 構成的可分裂的起始布料分裂的裝置,該紗、纖維或長絲 由至少二條基本長絲構成’特別是用於實施申請專利範圍 第1項的方法者,其中設有至少m它可朝向該 布料’以將該至少-可分裂的起始布料表面用乾冰或結冰 水或空氣-粒子混合物轟擊,或空氣_粒子混合物細分。 本發明的標的在以下利用實例及圖式詳細說明。 【實施方式】 網格電子顯微鏡(職)攝影係用-低壓網格電子纖 維鏡JE〇L JSM-6480 LV在加速電壓2〇Κν下作。 〔實例1〕 依實例1使用一紡絲不镰束 01 碑布,特別是一熔紡不織布, 200934903 由雙成分無端長絲構成,具有具16個片段的派餅構造,交 替地由聚乙烯對苯二酸酯/聚酿胺6 ( ρΕτ/ρΑ6 )構成,重 量比例70 : 30,將它用乾冰丸粒轟擊。 為此,該紡織不織布呈作了最起碼的針軋(因此作了 最起碼的機械式鞏固)方式’因此該不織布可運送。此外, μ紡絲不織布呈用熱預鞏固的方式其中該熱預鞏固作業 在一可加熱的板壓機在3〇秒時段在i5〇e>c溫度及3⑼巴壓 力達成。 要將紡絲不織布中的長絲劈分,將紡絲不織布放在乾 冰丸粒的出口喷嘴下方呈9〇。角度。喷嘴的形式係一種寬射 出喷嘴,具有長方形出口面積’大小5〇毫米χ4毫米,用此 喷嘴將能量分佈到儘量大的面積,其中’原則上也適合使 用圓喷嘴。 然後將該、纺絲不織布用乾冰丸粒森擊。 聚乙烯對苯二酸酯(結晶)依IS〇 75 HDT/A( l 8Mpa) 的玻璃過渡溫度(Tg)約80«c及熔點約255它(依IS〇 1 1359 ),而聚醯胺6依ISO 75 HDT/A ( 1.8Mpa)的玻璃過 渡溫度(Tg)約 65°C ’ 熔點約 220°C (依 ISO 1 1359)。 乾冰丸粒的直徑約3mm’長度約imm。當乾冰密度1 56 度/立方公分時’一丸粒重約〇11克(質量。 用乾冰丸粒轟擊的作業,其乾冰丸粒通過量5〇公斤/ 小時’速度(v)為300米/秒。 因此乾冰丸粒的動能(Ekin=0.5mv2=0.5x0.11X10-3kgX (300m/s)2=4.95kg m2/s2)為 4.95 焦耳。 12 200934903 出口喷嘴與可分裂之起始布料表面之間的距離在1〇毫 /卡〜100毫未間’且宜在25毫米〜75毫米間。 在紡絲不織布轟擊時,教、士 乾冰丸粒的壓力為2巴,出口 喷嘴的進送速度為5米/分。 圖1顯不實例1的纺絲尤她士 ^ 刃对絲不織布的一網格電子顯微鏡攝 影。 〔實例2〕 纟實例2中與實例1不同,不用乾冰丸粒而用乾冰雪 (屑)粒子大小約0.1毫米X0.5毫米,乾冰雪重0.0105 克(質量m) ^ 用乾冰雪轟擊的作業,速度(v)為300米/秒。 因此乾冰雪的動能(Ekin=〇.5mv2=〇 5χ〇 〇1〇5xl〇-3kgx (300m/s)2=〇.4725kg m2/s2)為 〇.4725 焦耳。 此外所用不織布由雙成份長絲構成,具有具16片段的 派餅構造,由聚乙烯對苯二甲酸酯/聚醯胺6構成,重量 ❹ 比例7〇 : 30,與實例1的程序方式不同者,該不織布不作 熱預鞏固。除此之外,該方法的修件與實例1同,其中只 是不用乾冰丸粒而用乾冰雪。 圖2顯示實例2的紡絲不織布的網格電子顯微鏡攝 影。由於沒有作熱預鞏固,該長絲比實例丨者更會移動。 〔實例3〕 在實例3的方法同樣使用雙成份長絲構成的紡絲不織 布,具有具16片段的派餅構造,由聚乙烯對苯二甲酸酯/ 聚醯胺6構成,重量比70: 30。此方法一如實例2,不用 13 200934903 乾冰丸粒而用乾冰雪。與實例2不同者,實例3中乾冰雪 的壓力在紡絲不織布作轟擊時只有丨巴而非2巴。 圖3顯不實例3的紡絲不織布的網格電子顯微鏡攝影。 依圖3的方法顯示,即使在1巴的壓力,仍能順利地 分裂成基本長絲。 【圖式簡單說明】 圖1係依本發明預鞏固的紡絲不織布的表面的i 00 倍放大部段的REM攝影,該不織布依本發明用乾冰丸粒在 2巴劈分且先作熱鞏固,它由分成片段的ρΕτ/ρΑ派餅排列 的纖維構成,其重比例7〇 : 3〇。 圖2係一紡絲不織布的表面的ι〇〇倍放大片段的REM 攝影,它依本發明用乾冰需在2巴劈分(不用熱作預鞏固), 由分成片段的ΡΕΤ/ΡΑ6派餅構造纖維構成,重量比7〇: 3〇。 圖3係一紡絲不織布表面的1 〇〇倍放大的片段的rEm 攝影’它依本發明用乾冰雪在1巴劈分(不用熱作鞏固), 0 由分成片段的ΡΕΤ/ΡΑ派餅構造纖維構成,重量比例70 : 30 ° 【主要元件符號說明】 無 14200934903 IX. INSTRUCTIONS OF THE INVENTION: FIELD OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method of making a cloth composed of at least partially split yarns, fibers or filaments comprising at least two basic filaments form. In addition, a device for manufacturing such a fabric is also known. [Prior Art] It is mentioned in the document European Patent EP 0 814 188 Bi that a two-component endless filament (made of an incompatible starting material: polyethylene terephthalate and polyamide 6) can be produced. A non-woven method that is easy to split. Here, the nonwoven fabric is subjected to a liquid-injection pressure jet to separate the composite substrate = basic filaments, and entangle them and bond them. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The object of the present invention is to provide a method which can make a fabric composed of fibers, filaments, which can be split (split, split). The manufacturing process is simplified and economically particularly advantageous. The manufacturing procedure for fabrics consisting of yarns, fibers or filaments which are at least partially separable 'only needs to be particularly small compared to, for example, high water column treatment operations (special = pressure of about one bar) or Small machines In addition, there are no additional special and/or cost-intensive program steps in this method, such as those in the case of dense column processing. ...cloth drying (4) (in water 6 200934903 In addition, the method enables conjugated (composite) yarns composed of mutually compatible polymers and polymers which are mutually non-phase, (K〇njugieren, English: jugate), The fibers, or filaments, can be at least partially divided. 〇〇 In addition, a device that is particularly suitable for this method is provided, which can be implemented in a simple manner. The purpose of these solutions is to utilize a patent encirclement and Features of the first item. The present invention provides a method of making a cloth composed of at least partially divided yarn fibers or filaments. The yarn, fiber or filament is formed from at least two basic filaments, one of which may be The starting fabric of the split is processed by using dry ice, icing water or an air-particle mixture at a temperature below the glass transition temperature (Tg) of the polymer used in the yarn, fiber or filament form of at least 20t~30t. (especially a sniper) and at least partially split or split into the basic filament. The glass transition temperature (Tg) of the amorphous polymer used (Tg) 0 4 softening temperature means the polymer at this temperature The deformation ability has the biggest change. The so-called "glass temperature" refers to the range of brittleness and energy elasticity below this temperature (glass range), above which the temperature is soft and there is entropie Elastic region. The transition zone in the liquid range of the transition to the amorphous polymer is fluid, and the partially crystalline polymer has a glass transition temperature [below this temperature, the crystal phase is "frozen"). Solid and brittle) and a melting point at which the crystalline phase melts. The melting point distinguishes the entropy elastic range from the range of fluidity. The solid particles of the air-particle mixture used are especially inorganic particles, 200934903 Quartz sand) or polymer granules. The dry ice, icy water or 'type of use, about dry, water Gemei' Kunming is Pellet-shaped water, can also be used in the form of snow. Doors - cylindrical particles of about 3 mm in diameter and between 5 and 30 mcal in length. The lesser particles, for example..." - refers to fine particles and less than i mm. The diameter is about 0.1 mm, the length is equal to or the dry ice refers to the icing of the ice to the cleavable starting fabric 0 carbon oxide, the temperature is about -78.5 °c, it becomes gaseous (sublimation) on the impact without remaining Therefore, the use of dry ice has the advantage that it is then not necessary to separate or transition the residue from the split basic filaments, for example, in the case of using an air Θ mixture. In addition, when using dry ice, it does not use water under normal pressure. The ice is like a liquid, so the word dry ice is true. Since in the method of the present invention, dry ice ice water or air-particle mixture is used for splitting without using liquid, especially liquid water, for example, for example The drying process (which is particularly time consuming, energy intensive and/or costly) of the fabric required for the treatment of the water column, which consists of at least part of the split yarn, fibers or filaments, can be dispensed with. By bombarding with dry ice, the temperature of the treated surface dropped by about 6 CTC at the selected program parameters. When an air-particle mixture is used or when icing water is used, the treatment temperature is selected such that the temperature of the treated surface is in the glass transition of the polymer (which is used in the form of yarn, fiber 8 200934903 or filament) Temperature (Tg) ~ 3 (TC. Wang v π : at the processing temperature in the yarn used as the yarn, fiber or filament = glass transition temperature (Tg) below at least 2 〇 ~ post, thus causing some of the polymer The situation of becoming brittle 'so at least helps or promotes the decomposition of the fabric into basic filaments without damaging the basic filaments. Furthermore, due to the low hardness of the dry ice, air ♦ mixture or icing water, basic fibers can be avoided Damaged. If it is not in the form of pellets and is used in the form of snow, because its particle size is thinner or its hardness is smaller (larger "softness"), it is particularly clean if the split or split operation does not damage the basic filaments. The requirement of the fall is particularly due to the fact that the sublimation effect of dry ice during the treatment of the splittable starting fabric causes the carbon dioxide to change from a solid state to a gaseous state of agglomeration, and its volume suddenly expands by about 600 of its original volume. 800 times. Here, dry ice runs between the basic filaments, and the effect of splitting the fabric into basic filaments is at least supported or promoted. & Basic filaments are arranged in yarn, fiber, or The cross-section of the long yarn, for example, may be in the form of a core-clam shell structure, or in the form of an orange-petal structure or a pie-cake structure. It is particularly suitable as a splittable starting fabric user. 'It is desirable to have 2 to 64 segments, particularly for changing the diameter of the filament. The preferred design of the invention is found in the scope of the patent application. The splittable starting fabric used is preferably a non-woven fabric. 200934903 It is suitable for short-fiber non-woven fabrics or #& combination fibers, which are made of alkane fabrics, which have endless filaments or have the best use of = or solvent spinning procedures. Some of the melt-spun nonwoven fabrics have the advantage of It is not necessary to remove the (4) agent for the non-woven fabric w, and the splittable starting fabric used for the heat application should be dragged from the + needle to be a pre-consolidated non-woven fabric, which is mechanically and/or chemically used. u million pre-consolidation, It is advisable to use heat pre-consolidation. The cloth, fiber or length of the cloth, 长», ^ long, 4 should have at least two basic filaments, Ο = = = any combination of the following into a polymer or polymer mixture Alkenes, polyesters, polyamines and/or polyurethanes. Examples of preferred polyolefins used are, for example, polyethylene or polypropylene, preferably polyester such as polyethyl terephthalate. Polybutylene terephthalate vinegar, polytriethylene terephthalate vinegar, recycled polymer, polylactic acid vinegar, or copolymerized vinegar, examples of preferred polyamines such as polyamine 6, polyfluorene, Polyfluorene copolymerized guanamine In order to have good efficiency, the treatment, especially with a mixture of dry ice, icing water or air particle bombardment to the cleavable initial θ, should be achieved at an angle of incidence, especially :. It is 135°, more preferably 90°. Here, the particle kinetic energy of the dry ice, icing water or air-particle mixture is preferably equal to or about 0.4 joules. Here, the mass and speed of the particles are selected so as not to cause appearance damage to the cloth or to form holes in the cloth. The excess flow of dry ice, icing water or air-particle mixture is preferably from 3 〇 kg / hr to 70 kg / hr, preferably from 3 〇 kg / hr to 5 〇 kg / hr. 200934903 The average size of the particles of dry ice, icing water or air-particle mixture is preferably from 10 μm to 30 mm, and particularly preferably from 01 mm to 1 mm, which can split the surface of the starting fabric. The operation of bombarding the surface of the splittable starting fabric with dry ice, icing water or air-particle mixture, the exiting nozzle of the outlet nozzle is 25 m / min ~ i2.5 m / min, especially 2_5 m / min ~ 5 m points, bombardment speed of 100 m / s ~ 500 m / s.作业 The operation of splitting into basic filaments should be carried out at a pressure of 5·5 bar~16 bar and preferably at a pressure of 0.5 bar to 6 bar, especially at a pressure of 5 to 2 bar. Furthermore, S is intended to provide a device which is particularly suitable for the method of the invention described above, which allows the method to be achieved in a simple manner. To this end, there is provided a device for splitting a splittable starting cloth consisting of yarns, fibers or filaments which are at least partially split, the yarns, fibers or filaments being composed of at least two basic filaments, in particular for application The method of claim 1, wherein at least m is disposed toward the fabric to bombard the at least-splitable starting fabric surface with dry ice or icy water or an air-particle mixture, or an air-particle mixture Subdivision. The subject matter of the present invention will be described in detail below using the examples and drawings. [Embodiment] Grid electron microscope (job) photography system - low-voltage grid electron fiber mirror JE 〇 L JSM-6480 LV is made at an acceleration voltage of 2 〇Κ ν. [Example 1] According to Example 1, a spun yarn 01, especially a melt-spun nonwoven fabric, 200934903, consisting of two-component endless filaments, having a pie-shaped structure with 16 segments, alternately made of polyethylene The phthalate/polyamide 6 ( ρ Ε τ / ρ Α 6 ) was formed in a weight ratio of 70: 30, which was bombarded with dry ice pellets. To this end, the woven non-woven fabric was subjected to a minimum of pin rolling (and thus a minimum mechanical consolidation) so that the non-woven fabric can be transported. In addition, the μ-spun nonwoven fabric is in a thermally pre-consolidated manner in which the heat pre-consolidation operation is achieved at a temperature of 3 secs and a pressure of 3 (9) bar in a heatable plate press during a period of 3 sec. To divide the filaments in the spun nonwoven fabric, the spun nonwoven fabric was placed 9 turns below the outlet nozzle of the dry ice pellets. angle. The nozzle is in the form of a wide injection nozzle having a rectangular exit area '5 〇 mm χ 4 mm, with which the energy is distributed to the largest possible area, where 'in principle it is also suitable to use a round nozzle. Then, the spun nonwoven fabric was smashed with dry ice pellets. Polyethylene terephthalate (crystal) according to IS〇75 HDT/A (18Mpa) has a glass transition temperature (Tg) of about 80 «c and a melting point of about 255 (according to IS〇1 1359), while polyamine 6 The glass transition temperature (Tg) according to ISO 75 HDT/A (1.8Mpa) is about 65 ° C ' melting point of about 220 ° C (according to ISO 1 1359). The dry ice pellets have a diameter of about 3 mm' length of about imm. When the dry ice density is 1 56 degrees / cubic centimeter, the weight of a pellet is about 11 grams (mass. The operation of bombardment with dry ice pellets, the dry ice pellet throughput of 5 〇 kg / hour 'speed (v) is 300 m / s Therefore, the kinetic energy of the dry ice pellets (Ekin=0.5mv2=0.5x0.11X10-3kgX (300m/s)2=4.95kg m2/s2) is 4.95 joules. 12 200934903 Between the outlet nozzle and the detachable starting fabric surface The distance between 1 〇 / / card ~ 100 millimeters 'and between 25 mm ~ 75 mm. In the case of spinning non-woven bombardment, the pressure of the teaching and dry ice pellets is 2 bar, the feeding speed of the outlet nozzle is 5 m / min. Figure 1 shows a mesh electron microscopy of the spun yarn of the spokes of the example 1. [Example 2] 纟 Example 2 is different from Example 1 in that it does not use dry ice pellets. Ice and snow (chips) particle size is about 0.1 mm X 0.5 mm, dry ice and snow weight is 0.0105 g (mass m) ^ The operation is carried out with dry ice and snow, the speed (v) is 300 m / s. Therefore, the kinetic energy of dry ice and snow (Ekin = 〇 .5mv2=〇5χ〇〇1〇5xl〇-3kgx (300m/s)2=〇.4725kg m2/s2) is 47.4725 joules. Also used for non-woven fabrics by double The composition is composed of filaments and has a pie structure of 16 segments, which is composed of polyethylene terephthalate/polyamide 6 and has a weight ratio of 7〇: 30. Unlike the procedure of Example 1, the nonwoven fabric is not used. Thermal pre-consolidation. In addition, the repair of the method is the same as in Example 1, except that dry ice and snow are used instead of dry ice pellets. Figure 2 shows a grid electron microscopy of the spun nonwoven of Example 2. Since there is no heat Pre-consolidation, the filament will move more than the example. [Example 3] The method of Example 3 also uses a spun nonwoven fabric composed of two-component filaments, having a pie-cake structure with 16 segments, from polyethylene terephthalate. The formate/polyamide 6 is composed at a weight ratio of 70: 30. This method is the same as in Example 2, using dry ice and snow without 13 200934903 dry ice pellets. Unlike Example 2, the pressure of dry ice in Example 3 is spinning. When the non-woven fabric is used for bombardment, there is only 丨bar instead of 2 bar. Figure 3 shows the mesh electron microscopy of the spun-woven fabric of Example 3. The method according to Fig. 3 shows that even at a pressure of 1 bar, it can be smoothly split into basic Filament. [Simplified illustration Fig. 1 is a REM photograph of an i 00 magnification section of a surface of a spunbonded nonwoven fabric pre-consolidated according to the present invention, which is divided into two parts by dry ice pellets according to the present invention and is first thermally consolidated. The ρΕτ/ρΑ pie pie is composed of fibers arranged in a weight ratio of 7〇: 3〇. Fig. 2 is a REM photograph of a π〇〇 magnification of a surface of a spun nonwoven fabric, which is required to use dry ice in accordance with the present invention at 2 bar. The enthalpy (without hot pre-consolidation) consists of ΡΕΤ/ΡΑ6 pie-cake structured fibers divided into segments, weighing 7〇: 3〇. Figure 3 is a rEm photograph of a 1 inch magnification of a surface of a spun nonwoven fabric. It is dried in the form of dry ice and snow at 1 bar (without heat consolidation), 0 by fragmented ΡΕΤ/ΡΑ派饼Fiber composition, weight ratio 70 : 30 ° [Main component symbol description] No 14

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200934903 十、申請專利範固: 1’種製造由至少部分地劈分的紗、纖維或長絲構成的 ^料的^法’該紗、纖維或長絲由至少二條基本長絲形成, 中可劈刀的起始布料藉著用乾冰、結冰水或用空氣_粒 子混合物在該呈紗、纖維或長絲方式使用的聚合物的玻璃 ,渡恤度(Tg)以下至少、2〇〇c〜3(rc的溫度作處理(特別 是轟擊)@至少冑分地分裂或劈分成該基本長絲。 2·如申請專利範圍第1項之方法,其中:200934903 X. Patent application: 1' manufacture of a material consisting of at least partially divided yarns, fibers or filaments. The yarn, fiber or filament is formed from at least two basic filaments. The starting fabric of the file is made of dry ice, icy water or a mixture of air/particles in the glass of the polymer used in the form of yarn, fiber or filament, at least 2g below the Tg. ~3 (the temperature of rc is treated (especially bombardment) @ at least splitting or splitting into the basic filaments. 2. As in the method of claim 1, wherein: 起始布料為一不織布,特別是紡絲不織布 3·如申請專利範圍第i或第2項之方法,其令 使用之可分裂起始布料為一種預鞏固化的不織布。 4.如申請專利範圍第!或第2項之方法,其_ : 該紗、纖維或長絲至少有二條基本長絲,它們由二 下的聚合物或其混合物的任意組合選出··聚乙烯聚乙酯 聚醯胺及/或聚胺基甲酸乙酯。 曰 5·如申請專利範圍第!或第2項之方法,其令: 該用乾冰、結冰水或空氣.粒子混合物處理、(特 擊)該可分裂的起始布料的表面的作業係以一入射_ 達成,α=0.1〇〜180。,且宜為45。〜 又 ,^ , 135 ,尤宜為 90。〇 6.如申請專利範圍第】或第2項之方法其中. 該乾冰、結冰水或粒子-空氣混合 、. 大於0.4焦耳。 物的粒子動能等於έ 7.如申請專利範圍第丨或第2項之方法, 該分裂成基本長絲的作業係在〇 5 、令. 〜16巴,且宜0.5 15 200934903 巴〜6巴’尤S〇.5巴〜2巴的壓力達成。 7.種將由至夕部分地劈分的紗纖維或長 分裂的起始布料分裂的裝置,該紗、纖鮮::的可 條基本長絲構成’特別是用於實施申請專利範圍、由= 方法者:其中設有至少-出口喷嘴,它可朝向該U項: 將該至;一可分裂的起始布料表面用乾冰或結冰水或空 粒子混合物轟擊。 ❹ 8·如申請專利範圍第8項之裝置,其中: 在至少一出口喷嘴中設有建入物以將該乾冰、結冰水 成二氣-粒子混合物切碎。 十一、圖式: 如次頁 〇 16The starting fabric is a non-woven fabric, in particular a spun nonwoven fabric. 3. The method of claim i or the second aspect of the invention, which uses the splittable starting fabric as a pre-consolidated nonwoven fabric. 4. If you apply for a patent scope! Or the method of item 2, wherein: the yarn, the fiber or the filament has at least two basic filaments selected from any combination of two polymers or a mixture thereof. Polyethylene polyethylamine and/or Or ethyl urethane.曰 5· If you apply for a patent scope! Or the method of item 2, wherein: the operation of treating the surface of the splittable starting fabric with dry ice, icing water or air. particle mixture is achieved by an incident _, α = 0.1 〇 ~180. And should be 45. ~ Again, ^, 135, especially 90. 〇 6. The method of claim 2 or 2, wherein the dry ice, icing water or particle-air mixture, is greater than 0.4 joules. The particle kinetic energy of the object is equal to έ 7. As in the method of claim No. 2 or item 2, the operation of splitting into a basic filament is in 〇5, order. 〜16 bar, and preferably 0.5 15 200934903 bar 〜6 bar' Yu S〇.5 bar ~ 2 bar pressure reached. 7. A device for splitting a yarn fiber or a long split starting fabric which is partially divided into the eve, the yarn, the sleek:: the basic filament of the stalk is formed, in particular, for implementing the scope of the patent application, Method: There is provided at least an outlet nozzle that faces the U term: the to; a splittable starting cloth surface is bombarded with dry ice or a mixture of icy water or empty particles. ❹8. The device of claim 8, wherein: the construct is provided in at least one of the outlet nozzles to chop the dry ice and the frozen water into a two-gas mixture. XI. Schema: as the next page 〇 16
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