CN1096510C - yarns of covered high modulus material and fabrics formed therefrom - Google Patents

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CN1096510C
CN1096510C CN97191589A CN97191589A CN1096510C CN 1096510 C CN1096510 C CN 1096510C CN 97191589 A CN97191589 A CN 97191589A CN 97191589 A CN97191589 A CN 97191589A CN 1096510 C CN1096510 C CN 1096510C
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Abstract

The present invention is directed towards yarns of covered high modulus filament materials and fabrics which are formed therefrom. The present invention is intended to provide a composite filamentary material which exhibits the advantages of high modulus materials while providing a means for compensating the diminished properties exhibited by such fibers in the direction normal to molecular chain orientation. The composite filament structure of the present invention is a high modulus filament material covered with bicomponent filaments. The composite filament structure has a first interior layer of high modulus filament material and a second exterior layer of bicomponent fibers, the second exterior layer of bicomponent fibers being covered around the first interior layer of high modulus material along its entire length. The entire surface area of the high modulus material should be covered.

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The yarn of covered high modulus material and by its fabric that forms
Invention field
Field of the present invention relates to high modulus material, polymeric material for example, the yarn that is coated by second kind of material.This yarn can be used to constitute the fabric of use in the paper machine screen cloth and the fabric of other industrial use.
Background of invention
The paper machine screen cloth is to being used in the shaping of paper machine, the proprietary term of the technical fabric in compacting and the drying nest.It is usually weaved on common large-scale weaving loom with polyester or polyamide compound silk and/or single line and forms.These fabrics are generally weaved by traditional textile technology and are formed.
The major function of all paper machine screen cloths (PMC) is to remove water from sheet of paper.Because the two all will increase the manufactory of paper machine and papermaker the speed of papermaking process and improve paper quality, and the PMC fabric has been found the obstacle that some are new, thereby need improve material and fabric construction.In addition, PMC manufactory also seeks more effective PMC fabric product and strengthens its crucial mass property.
Now, paper machine has very fast speed, so that make fabric construction thickness at first define the speed that dewaters, especially in shaped portion, does not dewater fully and causes the low-intensity of sheet material.And the intensity of sheet material is for carrying and keep the sheet material characteristic through next step, that is the sheet material of the harmfulness step of anhydrating is more arranged is very crucial.A kind of possible solution is the length of shaped portion of lengthening machine, but suitable uneconomical of this method and therefore reduce its service life.Another settling mode is that PMC manufactory produces thinner fabric, but in the weaving process process, minimum dimension is to use the mixing diameter of the long filament on warp thread and weft direction as far as possible.Some standards such as DIMENSIONAL STABILITY, in fact fabric intensity and fabric life cause the qualification for the integral thickness of filament diameter fineness and fabric.In many PMC configurations, the compromise proposal of its characteristic is unfavorable or unpractiaca, and in fact higher now machine speed also requires its characteristic further to strengthen.
Therefore, being compared to present existing screen cloth needs high strength undoubtedly, low weight, thinner screen cloth relatively.
The surface topography of PMC fabric is one of factor that influences quality of paper products.Done a lot of work so that form one with the contacted more smooth surface of sheet of paper.Yet the surface flatness of PMC woven fabric will be subjected to the restriction of the profile that formed by fabric organization chart and long filament physical characteristic.In woven fabric (or knit goods), smoothness is subjected to being formed on the inherent limitations of the tubercle on the intersection point of crossed yarn.
High modulus material is the potential material that supply is used for requirement high-mechanical property and lightweight use.On the basis of weight characteristic, high modulus polymer has a special advantage compared with metal and pottery.
High modulus polymer is high anisotropic, and high-modulus only obtains on the molecular chain orientation direction.In fact, the characteristic perpendicular to molecular axis demonstrates low-down value than the characteristic that shows in a longitudinal direction.Therefore, low detrusion and compression property are presented on the direction perpendicular to molecular axis.
For the difference on the compensation characteristic, in Combination Design principles more known in the art.Its representative is US4,927,698, and this patent has disclosed such yarn, and promptly having in contractile staple fibre skin for example is Kevlar And Nomex The core of fire-retardant long filament, its outer yarn is by at first crosslinked resin, second crosslinked resin, Kevlar And Nomex Reaction between component and the staple fibre group and presenting with chemical mode is adhered on the fire-retardant core.
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The present invention is directed to a kind of yarn of covered high modulus filament material and fabric that forms by this yarn of being coated with.The present invention seeks to be used to provide a kind of composite filamentary material, it has shown some advantages of high modulus material, simultaneously for compensation on perpendicular molecules chain orientation direction thus the characteristic that is reduced that shows of fiber a kind of method is provided.
The present invention is a kind of composite filament structure, and wherein covered high modulus filament material is coated by bicomponent filament.Composite filament structure has first internal layer of covered high modulus filament material and second skin of bicomponent fiber, and second skin of bicomponent fiber coats round first internal layer of high modulus material and along its whole length.。The whole surf zone of high modulus material should be coated.
Two group fiber of the present invention both can be that core-skin type is arranged or arrange side by side, and preferably adopted core-skin type.Be more preferably the skin component and have the fusing point lower than core component.
The bicomponent fiber that adapts comprises some following core-skin type combinations: copolyester/poly-(Polyethyleneglycol Terephthalate), polyamide/poly-(Polyethyleneglycol Terephthalate), polyamide/polyamide, polyethylene/poly-(Polyethyleneglycol Terephthalate), polypropylene/poly-(Polyethyleneglycol Terephthalate), polyethylene/polyamide, polypropylene/polyamide, thermoplastic polyurethanes/polyamide and thermoplastic polyurethanes/poly-(Polyethyleneglycol Terephthalate).
This employed " modulus " expression as by the gradient of the initial linear part of the load tensile properties curve (load-deformation curve) of the sample of a distortion at room temperature definite tensile modulus.
Comprise high modulus polymer at this employed high modulus material, it shows tensile modulus greater than about 25% of theory.In other words, high modulus polymer is exactly a kind of polymer with tensile modulus greater than about 25GPA, (see polymer learn encyclopaedical 2d ed.Vol 7.PP.699-722.).Should be noted in the discussion above that high orientated polymer structure is a heterogeneous body, and strand is poly-to be increased to degree along with improving as modulus, and become adaptation ratio ground to reduce in other direction modulus.
Suitable high modulus polymer comprises as follows, but is not limited thereto: aromatic polyamides is poly-(poly P phenylene diamine terephthalamide) for example, can obtain trade name Vevlal from Du Pont (DUPont) , other aromatic polyamides is Vevlal for example (can obtain) Arenka from Phone-Poulenc Can obtain Nomex (can obtain), poly-naphthalene glycol ester (PEN), poly-(to benzene benzo double thiazole), polyester, glass fibre (glass), aromatic polyamide resin Arenka from Akzo from Dopont , can be from the aromatic polyamides of Akzo acquisition, the copolyesters of thermic is Vevlal for example (Celanese) and Xydar (Dart), high-modulus polyethylene fibres Spectra 900 (Allied) for example.
Those skilled in the art are understood that the method that can have some that high-modulus inner core (portion) is coated, for example braiding and looping.Bicomponent fiber provides a kind of structure with good stability around the braiding of high-modulus inner core (portion).Is another kind of suitable method with high modulus fibre with bicomponent fiber material looping.Both available single coating machine or also available pair coating machine come covered fiber.In either case, core fibre is coated by spirality ground with selected spacing.
In the fabric that the present invention constituted, utilized the advantage of bicomponent filament special construction.The fusing point of skin component is lower than the fusing point of core component, and is lower than the fusing point of high-modulus inner core (portion).The structural intergrity of improving is endowed by adding heating fabric, its fabric is formed by yarn, and yarn intersects mutually in fabric, makes temperature surpass skin component melting temperature when adding heating fabric, but be lower than the temperature of core component and high-modulus inner core (portion), next cool off subsequently.The technical process of the hot melt of mentioning below makes the skin component of bicomponent fiber enter a soft state, so when being cooled to be lower than the fusing point of skin component material, yarn fuses together at contact point.Such contact point is the point that yarn intersects mutually mostly.
Because fabric of the present invention has improved stability, what should be sure of is, the woven that is made of this complex yarn can successfully be used on the paper machine.That is, the invention provides a kind of method that is used for the manufacture order laminate fabric, this fabric can sustain the demand condition that the paper machine screen cloth is stood.Usually, in order to bear desired service condition, fabric must be made of two-layer at least, has certain DIMENSIONAL STABILITY and intensity to guarantee fabric.
The present invention can also be used for the top level structure of sandwich construction, and what should be sure of is that with such occupation mode as a top layer, just the application for common material provides some advantages.This is owing to reduced the tubercle size and reduced fabric thickness on the surface of fabric.The tubercle size that reduces can produce a kind of more smooth fabric face, and this is the desirable feature in paper mill.Also possiblely be, use high-modulus complex yarn of the present invention to can be made into thin fabric, because high mold materials has fabulous tensile characteristics, this can use less material and reach the intensity that is had by common fabric with regard to meaning.The present invention also can be used for the basic unit of sandwich construction.The DIMENSIONAL STABILITY that this layer material improves makes it extraordinaryly be applicable to this application.Give certain advantage can for whole fabric construction as the application of basic unit fabric according to the present invention.Because complex yarn of the present invention is upwards demonstrating high relatively intensity along yarn axis, so utilize this tissue layer can provide desired stability of whole fabric construction and intensity as basic unit.Therefore, the material of less rigidity can be used for other tissue layer, for example makes the paper mill can select the fiber at thin dawn to constitute other layer.So fabric can be made into thinner by this way equally.Owing to can improve draining characteristics, and thin fabric is desirable just.
In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, yarn of the present invention is the bottom part of one deck at least of a kind of screen cloth.Under the situation of multilayer screen cloth, one deck is made of yarn of the present invention at least, and this superficial layer and sheet of paper are contacted.No matter fabric is individual layer or multilayer, bicomponent fiber is arranged in orderly mode nonvoluntary.Owing to arrange in orderly mode nonvoluntary, this just means that the fiber of screen cloth is arranged along first direction; The fiber of first direction does not intersect with other fiber of arranging along first direction; And the fiber of screen cloth is also arranged along second direction; Fiber on this second direction does not intersect with other fiber of arranging along second direction, and vice versa.For example, the fiber of arranging on machine direction is each other with non-intersect, and these fibers will be only crossing with the fiber along cross-machine direction.Be preferably, screen cloth of the present invention is to be made of the fiber along machine direction or cross-machine direction layout, but such screen cloth also can be made of the edge and the machine direction of paper machine become the direction of some angles to arrange with cross-machine direction fiber.
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Fig. 1 is a kind of composite braided thing of the present invention;
Fig. 2 is the composite braided thing of another kind of the present invention;
Fig. 3 is the cross-sectional view of yarn of the present invention;
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Fig. 1 is a kind of fabric that is made of yarn of the present invention.This fabric is a kind of plain weave construction, and the yarn that is adopted on warp-wise and the weft direction is to be made of yarn of the present invention.Can be observed by Fig. 1, yarn interconnects with other yarn on some positions, in described these position yarns intersect, this is attributable to the heat fused of yarn, wherein, the cortex of bicomponent material is fused on the fusing point that fabric is heated to cortical material and when being lower than after the fusing point of core material mutually.
The two kinds of yarns of warp thread and weft yarn that are shown in the fabric among Fig. 1 are identical structures.The yarn of high-modulus inside is Kevlar approximately 49 134 threads.8 bi-component yarn quilts are around Kevlar Inner core (portion) braiding.Each yarn is made of 16 bicomponent filaments.Long filament comes from the Bellcouple of Kanebo : 16 threads numbers are 250 DENIER, and it has the core of low-melting copolyesters cortical material and poly-(ethylene glycol terephthalate), and the fusing point of copolyesters cortex is lower than the fusing point of PET core.
8 bi-component yarn are around Kevlar Inner core (portion) braiding.Its braiding forms a kind of metastable structure, and the yarn of this covered high modulus can be used in formation fabric as shown in Figure 1.Such fabric can form according to the certain methods that the professional and technical personnel knows.After fabric forms, be placed under the tension force, be heated above the cortex fusing point and be lower than the temperature of core fusing point, be cooled to be lower than the cortex melting temperature then.
Because fabric of the present invention has improved stability, can be sure of that the woven that is made of complex yarn of the present invention can successfully operate on the paper machine.Promptly the invention provides a kind of method that is used to produce woven, this fabric can sustain the demand condition that the paper machine screen cloth is stood.
Usually, fabric must be made of two-layer at least, with DIMENSIONAL STABILITY and the intensity of guaranteeing that fabric has to be needed, so that sustain desired service condition.Yet, so because the characteristics of paper machine screen cloth of the present invention at high-modulus, are hanged down the drawing-off material; The rigidity of fabric and DIMENSIONAL STABILITY provide by the layer material of high modulus material, and therefore, one deck fabric just can satisfy.In other words, owing to provide high strength, produce so can in the fabric that is constituted, use less material and equal or even contain the intensity of the multilayer material of very many materials greater than those by such material.
Realize that a woven design is a substantial important technology innovation in the PMC design.Increase along with machine speed has reduced water discharge time, realizes that the ability of as far as possible minimal thickness becomes more important, because individual layer group thing is thinner than multiply cloth, is the required distance of passing through of eliminating its liquid (water) thereby reduced.
The present invention also can be used for the top level structure of sandwich construction, and what can be sure of is that with such occupation mode as a top layer, for some advantages are provided on common material, this is owing to increased planarization from the teeth outwards.Increasing planarization is the result who has reduced the tubercle size on the yarns intersect position.When the fabric hot melt, the low-melting component collapse of bicomponent fiber also flows, thereby has reduced the tubercle size at intersection point place.
The present invention also can be used for the basic unit of sandwich construction.This layer DIMENSIONAL STABILITY that material was enhanced makes it be highly suitable for this purposes.Like this, other material, for example thin diameter material can be used for other layer, and this is because the layer material that constitutes by high modulus material has been endowed stability and intensity.Adopt thin diameter material can improve surface flatness on paper layer material contact layer, this is the desirable feature of paper machine screen cloth.
Fig. 2 shows a kind of fabric, wherein is used on the warp thread direction with respect to the described yarn of Fig. 1.The yarn of weft direction is to be made of 9 (Ply) materials.Be that they are twines of 9 one threads of bicomponent material as described in Figure 1.These twines are loosely twisted with the fingers together.This yarn has an outward appearance that obviously flattens.Promptly after hot melt, yarn presents a banded outward appearance.
Fig. 3 shows the cross section according to complex yarn of the present invention.Kevlar Inner core (portion) is visible as a clear zone.The bi-component outside is non-discrete.
In the time of on operating in paper machine, will keep to such an extent that more clean than the screen cloth that common monofilament constitutes according to fabric of the present invention.Being characterised in that of the hot melt of the fabric that constitutes by bicomponent fiber, the yarn that partial melting intersects.By comparison, common monofilament has some gaps at yarns intersect point place.Fusion in the intersection of bicomponent fiber engages and has then reduced and eliminated this gap as far as possible.The gap is exactly some narrow points, may be clamped and be collected at any time at these some chips of narrow some place.Therefore, the screen cloth that the yarn by bicomponent fiber production that hot melt intersected provides a kind of ratio to be made of common monofilament can keep the structure of cleaning.
Paper machine screen cloth of the present invention be considered to have be better than the common screen cloth that consisted of by monofilament in addition It is relatively flat that one advantage is that this screen cloth presents at the joining place, inarticulate surface. Should be able to Understand that easily when fiber during by woven (or knitting), then form some tubercles, it subtracts Weak surface flatness. As mentioned above, when the bicomponent fibre hot melt engages, can reduce tubercle Size, this has just improved surface flatness. Surface flatness be affect one of paper quality because of Plain. Therefore, the screen cloth that has improved smoothness is that paper and related products manufacturer are concerned about. When the screen cloth hot melt that consisted of by bicomponent fibre, bonding netted between the fiber that is intersected Thing will form. This physical adhesion has been improved size compared with the common screen cloth that is made of monofilament Stability. Because the peculiar structure that the feature of bicomponent fibre and they form is used compared with requiring In the dawn of common monofilament number, can use the lower fiber of dawn number. Adopt the fiber of low dawn number Have the advantage that screen cloth is thinner than the screen cloth of common monofilament formation, and without detriment to fabric intensity.

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1. one kind by first kind of covered high modulus filament material and at least one second kind of complex yarn that long filament is formed, and wherein first kind of high modulus material coated by second kind of material, and it comprises:
First kind of covered high modulus filament material;
Second kind of bicomponent filament material, this second kind of bicomponent filament material has a sheath component and a core constituent, and wherein second kind of bicomponent filament material coats around first kind of covered high modulus filament material and along the length of complex yarn first kind of high modulus material wrapped.
2. according to the complex yarn of claim 1, wherein first kind of high modulus material is selected from the group that following (material) constituted; The high-modulus polyamide, aromatic polyamides, poly-(naphthalene glycol ester), glass fibre, thermic, aromatic copolyesters, poly-(to benzene-benzo double thiazole), polyester, high-modulus polyethylene fibres and their mixture.
3. according to the complex yarn of claim 1, wherein the sheath-core type composition of bicomponent fiber is to be selected from following composition: copolyester/poly-(Polyethyleneglycol Terephthalate), polyamide/poly-(Polyethyleneglycol Terephthalate), polyamide/polyamide, polyethylene/poly-(Polyethyleneglycol Terephthalate), polypropylene/poly-(Polyethyleneglycol Terephthalate), polyethylene/polyamide, polypropylene/polyamide and thermoplastic polyurethanes/poly-(to benzene first diacid second diester).
4. according to the complex yarn of claim 1, wherein the first inner thread layers further is made up of many high-modulus long filaments.
5. according to the complex yarn of claim 1, wherein second kind of outside thread layers further is made up of some bi-component yarn, and each bi-component yarn will further be made up of the bicomponent filament with core-skin type arrangement.
6. shaping that is used for paper machine, the compacting or drying nest in fabric, this fabric has one deck at least, this at least one deck comprise a kind of by high modulus material and at least the second kind of complex yarn that material constitutes, wherein high modulus material is coated by second kind of material, and it comprises:
First kind of inner thread layers of covered high modulus filament material;
Second kind of thread layers of bicomponent filament material, this bicomponent filament material has cortex component and core constituent, wherein the bicomponent filament material coats around first kind of covered high modulus filament material, and along the length of complex yarn first kind of covered high modulus filament material is wrapped.
7. fabric according to claim 6, the yarn that wherein constitutes fabric is woven.
8. fabric according to claim 6, the yarn that wherein constitutes fabric is knitting.
9. fabric according to claim 6, wherein complex yarn extends on warp thread direction and weft direction.
10. fabric according to claim 6, wherein complex yarn extends on warp thread direction.
11. fabric according to claim 6, wherein complex yarn extends on weft direction.
12. fabric according to claim 8, wherein first kind of high modulus material is selected from the group that following (material) constitutes: the high-modulus polyamide, aromatic polyamides, poly-naphthalene glycol ester, glass fibre, the aromatic copolyesters of thermic, poly-to benzene benzo double thiazole, polyester, high modulus polyethylene and their mixture.
13. fabric according to claim 6, wherein the sheath-core type composition of bicomponent fiber is to be selected from following composition: copolyester/poly-(Polyethyleneglycol Terephthalate), polyamide/poly-(Polyethyleneglycol Terephthalate), polyamide/polyamide, polyethylene/poly-(Polyethyleneglycol Terephthalate), polypropylene/poly-(Polyethyleneglycol Terephthalate), polyethylene/polyamide, polypropylene/polyamide, thermoplastic polyurethanes/poly-(Polyethyleneglycol Terephthalate).
14. according to the fabric of claim 6, it further is made up of many high-modulus long filaments.
15. according to the fabric of claim 6, wherein second kind of outside thread layers further is made up of many bi-component yarn, each bi-component yarn further is made up of the bicomponent filament with core-skin type arrangement.
16. according to the fabric of claim 6, wherein fabric is heated to above the fusing point of cortex component and is lower than the melting temperature of core constituent, and is cooled to be lower than the temperature of cortex component fusing point.
17. according to the fabric of claim 6, wherein complex yarn before fabric forms by hot melt.
18. according to the fabric of claim 6, wherein fabric is a kind of woven.
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