CN217203116U - Degradable polyester blended fabric - Google Patents
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Abstract
The utility model discloses a degradable polyester blended fabric, which is formed by interweaving warp yarns and weft yarns according to a tying weft tying weave, wherein the warp yarns comprise surface layer warp yarns and lining warp yarns, and the weft yarns comprise surface layer weft yarns, lining weft yarns and tying weft yarns; the surface layer warp yarns and the surface layer weft yarns are interwoven to form a surface layer, the inner layer warp yarns and the inner layer weft yarns are interwoven to form an inner layer, and the binding weft yarns are connected with the surface layer and the inner layer; the surface layer warp yarns and the surface layer weft yarns are degradable terylene blended yarns, and the inner layer warp yarns and the inner layer weft yarns are mudar-shaped pure yarns; the binding weft yarns are degradable polyester filaments. The degradable terylene blended yarn and the mudar yarn are adopted, so that the whole fabric has degradable performance, and the environmental pollution is greatly reduced. And because the mudar floss is cellulose fiber and has good hollowness, the fabric has good heat retention property and moisture absorption effect. And the binding weft adopts degradable polyester filament with grooves on the surface, so that the moisture absorption and sweat releasing effects are good.
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Technical Field
The utility model belongs to the technical field of the textile fabric technique and specifically relates to a degradable dacron blending fabric.
Background
Terylene is the trade name of polyester fiber, and is fiber prepared from pure terephthalic acid or dimethyl terephthalate and ethylene glycol as raw materials through esterification or ester exchange and polycondensation to obtain fiber-forming high polymer, spinning and post-treatment. Polyester fibers have good elasticity, stable chemical properties, wear resistance, corrosion resistance, easy washing and quick drying, and simultaneously have the performances of silk luster, excellent breaking strength, light resistance, heat resistance and the like, so the polyester fibers are widely applied to industries such as clothing manufacture, building interior decoration, vehicle interior decoration and the like.
Calotropis gigantea fiber grows from seeds of Calotropis gigantea, mainly comprises cellulose, and belongs to natural plant fiber. The mudar fibers are similar to kapok fibers and can replace the kapok fibers for textile production, the woven fabric has smooth texture of silk fabrics and air permeability and comfort similar to cotton fabrics, meanwhile, the hollowness of the cross sections of the mudar fibers is large, the mudar fibers can be used as potential water and oil absorbing materials, heat insulation materials, buoyancy materials and the like, and the mudar fibers have wide application prospects.
The existing fabric containing terylene has poor degradation performance due to the self characteristics of terylene fibers, and is easy to cause environmental pollution. Although the prior art has the fabric formed by degradable polyester fibers, the fabric has the defects of heat retention and moisture absorption.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
The utility model aims at providing a degradable dacron blended yarn surface fabric has adopted degradable dacron blended yarn and the pure yarn that spins of calotropis gigantea for whole surface fabric has the degradable ability, the environmental pollution that has significantly reduced. And because the mudar floss is cellulose fiber and has good hollowness, the fabric has good heat retention property and moisture absorption effect.
In order to solve the technical problem, the purpose of the utility model is to realize like this:
the utility model relates to a degradable polyester blended fabric, which is formed by interweaving warp yarns and weft yarns according to a binding weft binding organization, wherein the warp yarns comprise surface layer warp yarns and lining warp yarns, and the weft yarns comprise surface layer weft yarns, lining weft yarns and binding weft yarns; the surface layer warp yarns and the surface layer weft yarns are interwoven to form a surface layer, the inner layer warp yarns and the inner layer weft yarns are interwoven to form an inner layer, and the binding weft yarns are connected with the surface layer and the inner layer; the surface layer warp yarns and the surface layer weft yarns are degradable terylene blended yarns, and the inner layer warp yarns and the inner layer weft yarns are pure mudar yarns; the binding weft yarns are degradable polyester filament yarns.
On the basis of the above scheme and as a preferable scheme of the scheme: the specification of the degradable polyester filament is 50D/36F, and the surface of each monofilament is provided with a groove.
On the basis of the above scheme and as a preferable scheme of the scheme: the cross section of each monofilament in the degradable polyester filament is cross-shaped.
On the basis of the above scheme and as a preferable scheme of the scheme: the cross section of each monofilament in the degradable polyester filament is Y-shaped
On the basis of the above scheme and as a preferable scheme of the scheme: the fineness of the mudar floss is 35-40 tex.
The utility model has the advantages that: the utility model relates to a pair of degradable dacron blended yarn surface fabric has adopted degradable dacron blended yarn and calotropis gigantean pure yarn for whole surface fabric has the degradability, the environmental pollution that has significantly reduced. And because the mudar floss is cellulose fiber and has good hollowness, the fabric has good heat retention property and moisture absorption effect. And the binding weft adopts degradable polyester filament with grooves on the surface, so that the moisture absorption and sweat releasing effects are good.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a degradable polyester blended fabric according to an embodiment;
fig. 2 shows the interweaving rule of the yarns in the degradable polyester blended fabric according to the first embodiment.
The designations in the figures illustrate the following: 1-inner layer; 2-surface layer; 11-warp yarns; 12-the weft yarn; 101-table I; 102-Liujing one; 103-Lijing II; 104-table channel two; 105-inner meridian three; 106-Lijing four; 2-the weft yarn; 201-weft-on-watch I; 202-binder weft yarn one; 203-weft in; 204-lining weft II; 205-weft number two; 206-binder weft yarn two; 207-third inner weft; 208-four picks.
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The present invention will be further described with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.
Example one
This embodiment will be described in detail with reference to fig. 1 and 2. The degradable polyester blended fabric is formed by interweaving warp yarns and weft yarns according to a weft binding and binding organization, wherein the warp yarns comprise surface layer warp yarns and inner layer warp yarns, and the weft yarns comprise surface layer weft yarns, inner layer weft yarns and weft binding yarns; the surface layer warp yarns and the surface layer weft yarns are interwoven to form a surface layer 1, the lining layer warp yarns and the lining layer weft yarns are interwoven to form a lining layer 2, and the binding weft yarns are connected with the surface layer and the lining layer; the surface layer warp yarns and the surface layer weft yarns are degradable terylene blended yarns, and the inner layer warp yarns and the inner layer weft yarns are pure mudar yarns; the binding weft yarns are degradable polyester filament yarns.
The degradable terylene blended yarn is interwoven to form a surface layer, and the yarn contains terylene fibers, so that the yarn has good strength, and the used degradable terylene blended yarn comprises the following components: 60-70% of degradable polyester fiber, 5-15% of cotton fiber, 5-10% of wool fiber, 15-20% of viscose fiber and 5-8% of bamboo fiber. The degradable polyester fibers, the cotton fibers, the wool fibers, the viscose fibers and the bamboo fibers are degradable fibers, so that the blended yarn also has degradable performance.
The inner layer is formed by interweaving pure mudar yarn, and the pure mudar yarn is composed of mudar fiber, and has degradability because the mudar fiber is cellulose fiber. Because the calotropis gigantea fiber has good hollow performance, the calotropis gigantea fiber has good heat preservation performance.
The degradable polyester filament yarns are used as binding weft yarns to connect the surface layer and the inner layer, so that the two layers cannot be separated and have certain mechanical connection strength. Furthermore, the specification of the degradable polyester filament is 50D/36F, and the surface of each monofilament is provided with a groove. The surface layer of the prepared fabric is close to one side of human skin, and due to the fact that the surface is provided with the grooves, part of sweat can be guided to the surface layer under the wicking effect of the grooves, the surface layer can keep dry and comfortable, and wearing comfort is improved.
Furthermore, the cross section of each monofilament in the degradable polyester filament is cross-shaped or Y-shaped. In this embodiment, the letter Y is selected.
Further, the fineness of the pure calotropis gigantea yarn is 35-40 tex.
Further, in the present embodiment, a binding weft binding weave is selected. The specific binding weft binding structure is illustrated but not limited to this. The surface layer is made of an upper plain weave and a lower plain weave, and the weft yarns are made of a two-upper two-lower weave twill weave. Two binder yarns, binder weft yarn one 202 and binder weft yarn two 206, are included in a repeat. Specifically, the weft yarns in one cycle comprise a first front weft yarn 201, a first binder weft yarn 202, a first back weft yarn 203, a second back weft yarn 204, a second front weft yarn 205, a second binder weft yarn 206, a third back weft yarn 207 and a fourth back weft yarn 208. Each weave cycle comprises six warp yarns, namely a surface warp yarn I101, an inner warp yarn I102, an inner warp yarn II 103, a surface warp yarn II 104, an inner warp yarn III 105 and an inner warp yarn IV 106.
In this embodiment, the first weft yarn 201, the first front warp yarn 101, the second front weft yarn 205 and the second front warp yarn 104 are interwoven to form a surface with a plain weave structure, and the first weft yarn 203, the second weft yarn 204, the third weft yarn 207, the fourth weft yarn 208, the first warp yarn 102, the second warp yarn 103, the third warp yarn 106 and the fourth warp yarn 106 are interwoven to form a weave structure of 2/2 twill weave. The first binder yarn 202 and the second binder yarn 206 bind with the surface layer and the inner layer to connect the surface layer with the inner layer, so that the surface layer and the inner layer are not layered.
In the present embodiment, with the warp yarn 11 as a reference, relative to the corresponding weft yarn, i.e., the first sinking state is relative to the front warp yarn 101, the second sinking state is relative to the back warp yarn 102, the third sinking state is relative to the back warp yarn 103, the fourth sinking state is relative to the front warp yarn 104, the fifth sinking state is relative to the back warp yarn 105, and the sixth sinking state is relative to the back warp yarn 106. The sinking and floating states of the surface weft I201 are as follows in sequence: sinking-floating, the floating and sinking states of the binder yarn one 202 are as follows: the floating-sinking-floating, the floating-sinking state of the lining weft I203 is as follows in sequence: sinking-floating-sinking-floating; the floating and sinking states of the second weft 204 are as follows in sequence: sinking, floating and floating, wherein the floating and sinking states of the second surface weft 205 are as follows in sequence: the floating-sinking-floating, the floating-sinking state of the second yarn connecting 206 is as follows in sequence: sinking-floating-sinking, and the floating-sinking state of the third weft in sequence is as follows: sinking-floating-sinking; the floating and sinking states of the four weft threads 208 are as follows in sequence: sink-float-sink.
The foregoing has described in detail preferred embodiments of the present invention. It should be understood that numerous modifications and variations can be devised by those skilled in the art in light of the present teachings without departing from the inventive concepts. Therefore, the technical solutions that can be obtained by a person skilled in the art through logic analysis, reasoning or limited experiments based on the prior art according to the concepts of the present invention should be within the scope of protection defined by the claims.
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1. The degradable polyester blended fabric is formed by interweaving warp yarns and weft yarns according to a binding weft binding organization, and is characterized in that the warp yarns comprise surface layer warp yarns and inner layer warp yarns, and the weft yarns comprise surface layer weft yarns, inner layer weft yarns and binding weft yarns; the surface layer warp yarns and the surface layer weft yarns are interwoven to form a surface layer (1), the inner layer warp yarns and the inner layer weft yarns are interwoven to form an inner layer (2), and the binding weft yarns are connected with the surface layer and the inner layer; the surface layer warp yarns and the surface layer weft yarns are degradable terylene blended yarns, and the inner layer warp yarns and the inner layer weft yarns are pure mudar yarns; the binding weft yarns are degradable polyester filament yarns.
2. The degradable polyester blended yarn fabric according to claim 1, wherein the degradable polyester filaments have a specification of 50D/36F, and grooves are formed in the surface of each filament.
3. The degradable polyester blended yarn fabric of claim 2, wherein each monofilament of the degradable polyester filaments is cross-shaped in cross section.
4. The degradable polyester blended yarn fabric according to claim 1, wherein the cross section of each monofilament in the degradable polyester filament yarn is Y-shaped.
5. The degradable polyester blended yarn fabric according to claim 1, wherein the fineness of the mudar yam is 35-40 tex.
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