DE3544523A1 - Process for the production of bicomponent fibres, fibres produced therefrom, and their use - Google Patents
Process for the production of bicomponent fibres, fibres produced therefrom, and their useInfo
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Abstract
Description
Verfahren zur Herstellung von Bikomponentenfasern, Process for the production of bicomponent fibers,
daraus hergestellte Fasern und deren Verwendung Die Erfindung betrifft ein Verfahren zur Herstellung von Bikomponentenfasern aus Polyol efi ngemi schen sowie die Fasern, die nach diesem Verfahren hergestellt werden, und Folgeprodukte, insbesondere thermogebondete Vliese mit weichem Griff, hohem Bausch, guten Thermobondingeigenschaften und hoher Dehnung. Fibers made therefrom and their use The invention relates to a process for the production of bicomponent fibers from polyol efi ngemi rule as well as the fibers that are manufactured using this process and their derived products, in particular thermobonded nonwovens with a soft feel, high bulk, good thermobonding properties and high elongation.
Bikomponentenfasern werden ublicherweise dadurch hergestellt, daß zwei Material komponenten separat in einzelnen Extrudern aufgeschmolzen werden und erst in der Duse zusammengefuhrt und gemeinsam versponnen werden. Bikomponentenfasern weisen infolge ihrer inhomogenen Struktur ein Kräuselverhalten auf. Auch lassen sich durch die Materialkombinationen die physikalischen und textilen Eigenschaften beeinflussen. Bekannt sind bisher Bikomponentenfasern mit einem asymmetrischen Kern aus Polypropylen (PP) und einem Mantel aus Polyäthylen (PE). Dadurch laßt sich ein weicher Griff und hoher Bausch erzielen. Diese Fasern sind sehr teuer und daher fur eine breite Anwendung im Hygienebereich nicht geeignet. Mit reinen PP-Fasern wird ein weicher Griff dadurch erzielt, daß man Fasern mit sehr feinem Titer (ca.Bicomponent fibers are usually made in that two material components are melted separately in individual extruders and are only brought together in the nozzle and spun together. Bicomponent fibers show curling behavior due to their inhomogeneous structure. Let too The material combinations change the physical and textile properties influence. So far, bicomponent fibers with an asymmetrical core are known made of polypropylene (PP) and a jacket made of polyethylene (PE). This lets oneself in achieve a soft grip and high bulk. These fibers are very expensive and therefore not suitable for a wide range of applications in the hygiene sector. With pure PP fibers a soft handle is achieved by using fibers with a very fine denier (approx.
1,7 dtex) und hohen Dehnungen herstellt. Trotz feinem Titer und hohen Dehnungen besitzen diese Fasern nicht den weichen Griff und hohen Bausch, die den Anforderungen im Hygienebereich genugen.1.7 dtex) and high elongations. Despite the fine titer and high When stretched, these fibers do not have the soft feel and high bulk that the Requirements in the hygiene area are sufficient.
Der Erfindung liegt die Aufgabe zugrunde, ein Verfahren zur Erzeugung von Fasern mit weichem Griff, hohem Bausch und hoher Dehnung, guten Kräuseleigenschaften und guten Thermobondingeigenschaften zu schaffen. Insbesondere sollen Fasern entstehen, die die gleichen oder bessere Eigenschaften wie die bekannten Bikomponentenfasern besitzen, aber in ihrer Herstellung billiger sind und somit auch fur eine breite Anwendung, insbesondere im Hygienehereich geeignet sind.The invention is based on the object of a method for generating of fibers with a soft handle, high bulk and high elongation, good curling properties and to create good thermobonding properties. In particular, fibers should be created which have the same or better properties as the well-known bicomponent fibers own, but in theirs Manufacturing are cheaper and therefore also are suitable for a wide range of applications, especially in the hygiene sector.
Die Aufgabe wird erfindungsgernäß dadurch gelost, daß eine PP-PE-Trichtermischung mit bis zu 20% PE hergestellt wird.The object is achieved according to the invention in that a PP-PE funnel mixture is made with up to 20% PE.
Durch einen an der Schneckenspitze des Extruders befindlichen Mischer wird eine feindisperse Verteilung des PE im PP erhalten, so daß ein feiner Spinntiter ersponnen werden kann. Das Material wird bei 180 bis 280 "C extrudiert und versponnen und langsam mit 20 bis 120 m/min durch die erste Abzugsvorrichtung, die eine Temperatur huber 100 und bis zu 140 "C besitzt, abgezogen. Zwischen der ersten und zweiten Abzugsvorrichtung werden die Fasern verstreckt. Die stattfindende Verstreckung ist vorzugsweise niedriger als ublich und liegt unter dem naturlichen Verstreckverhältnis (VVnat), d.h. innerhalb des Fließbereiches. Es hat sich herausgestellt, daß die PE-Bestandteile bei 120 bis 140 "C in der Faser in Schmelzeform vorliegen. Es zeigte sich, daß die PP-Bestandteile wahrend des Verstreckprozesses bei 120 bis 140 "C zu kristallisieren beginnen und zu Molekulketten orientiert werden. Es wird angenommen, daß die Kristallkeime zu wachsen beginnen und sich gleichzeitig durch das Verstrecken in Fadenlangsachse ausrichten. Durch die vom Kern der Faser aus wachsenden Kristalle dürften PE-Bestandteile an den Außenrand der Faser gedruckt werden. Dabei wird die Materialwanderung durch die bevorzugte niedrige Verstreckung noch erleichtert. Beim Durchlaufen des auf 150 bis 170 "C beheizten Heißluftofens kbnnen durch die Orientierung der Molekulketten eingebrachte Spannungen relaxieren, und das Kristallwachstum des PP durfte beschleunigt werden. Gleichzeitig werden immer mehr PE-Bestandteile an den Faserrand gedruckt. Nach Verlassen des Heißluftofens findet auf einer zweiten Abzugsvorrichtung eine weitere Beheizung auf 110 bis 140 "C statt. Die PP-Matrix durfte dabei weiter kristallisieren, und die PE-Komponente kristallisiert ebenfalls bei gleichzeitiger Verstreckung und Stabilisierung durch die Abzugsvorrichtung. Die in den Außenbereichen der PP-Fasern befindlichen Bestandteile des PE erhalten dabei eine Volumenausrichtung in Fadenlängsachse. Es wird eine Faser mit Bikomponentenstruktur erhalten, mit einem PP-Ken und einem Mantelbereich mit Ansammlungen der PE-Komponente.Through a mixer located at the screw tip of the extruder a finely dispersed distribution of the PE in the PP is obtained, so that a fine spinning denier can be spun. The material is extruded and spun at 180 to 280 "C. and slowly at 20 to 120 m / min through the first take-off device, which is a temperature over 100 and up to 140 "C, deducted. Between the first and second The fibers are drawn with a draw-off device. The stretching taking place is preferably lower than usual and below the natural draw ratio (VVnat), i.e. within the flow area. It turned out that the PE components are present in the fiber in melt form at 120 to 140 "C. It showed that the PP-components during the stretching process at 120 to 140 "C begin to crystallize and become oriented into molecular chains. It is believed, that the crystal seeds begin to grow and at the same time due to the stretching Align in the longitudinal axis of the thread. Through the crystals growing from the core of the fiber PE components may be printed on the outer edge of the fiber. The Material migration is made even easier by the preferred low stretching. At the You can go through the orientation through the hot air oven heated to 150 to 170 "C the tensions introduced by the molecular chains relax, and the crystal growth of the PP could be accelerated. At the same time, more and more PE components are being used printed the fiber edge. After leaving the convection oven takes place on a second Extraction device is heated to 110 to 140 "C instead. The PP matrix was allowed to continue to crystallize, and the PE component also crystallizes at simultaneous stretching and stabilization by the take-off device. The components of the PE located in the outer areas of the PP fibers are preserved thereby a volume alignment in the longitudinal axis of the thread. It becomes a fiber with a bicomponent structure obtained, with a PP-Ken and a jacket area with accumulations of the PE component.
Dies zeigt sich zum ersten darin, daß eine Faser mit weichem, fur PE typischem Griff erhalten wird. Zum zweiten zeigen die Fasern die fdr Bikomponentenfäden typische Krauselung, die sich ggf. der mechanisch, z.B. durch Stauchkråuseln eingebrachten Krauselung, uberlagert und zu einem hohen Bausch und zur besonderen Weichheit der hergestellten Flachengebilde, insbesondere Vliese fuhrt. Schießlich weisen die Fäden beim Kalandrieren zur Herstellung thermogebondeter (schmelzverklebter) Vliese einen sehr breiten, auf PE hinweisenden Erweichungsbereich ihrer Außenhaut auf. Dadurch wird die Temperaturfuhrung der Kalanderwalzen entscheidend vereinfacht. Außerdem liegt die Schmelztemperatur der Außenhaut wesentlich niedriger als bei PP, so daß sich das Schmelzverkleben der Fasern im Vlies auf die Außenhaut beschränkt und der die Festigkeit bestimmende Faserkern nicht wärmegeschädigt wird.This is shown firstly by the fact that a fiber with a soft, fur PE typical handle is obtained. Second, the fibers show the fdr bicomponent threads typical ripples that may have been introduced mechanically, e.g. by upsetting ripples Ripple, superimposed and to a high bulk and to the special softness of the produced flat structures, in particular nonwovens leads. Finally the threads show in calendering for the production of thermobonded (melt-bonded) nonwovens very broad softening area of their outer skin, indicating PE. Through this the temperature control of the calender rolls is decisively simplified. aside from that the melting temperature of the outer skin is significantly lower than that of PP, so that the fusion of the fibers in the fleece is limited to the outer skin and the the strength-determining fiber core is not damaged by heat.
Es wurde festgestellt, daß mit gangigen Marktqualitäten des Spinnmaterials unter Auswahl richtiger Mischungsverhaltnisse die beschriebene Bikomponentenfaser erhalten wird. Die Versuche wurden mit einem handelsublichen LLDPE (linear low density polyethylene) und HDPE (high density polyethylene) durchgefuhrt. Es konnte eine Faser mit sehr weichem Griff, hoher Bauschfahigkeit, guter Kräuselung und sehr hoher Dehnung sowie guten Thermobondingeigenschaften hergestellt werden. Der Filamenttiter der Faser lag bei 1,7 dtex und die Dehnung bei ca. 370%. Durch die erfindungsgemaße Faser werden Anwendungsgebiete eröffnet, die sonst nur wesentlich teueren Bikomponentenfasern zugänglich waren.It was found that with common market grades of the spinning material The bicomponent fiber described is selected with the correct mixing ratios is obtained. The tests were carried out with a commercially available LLDPE (linear low density polyethylene) and HDPE (high density polyethylene). It could be Fiber with a very soft hand, high loft, good crimp and very high Elongation as well as good thermobonding properties can be produced. The filament denier the fiber was 1.7 dtex and the elongation was approx. 370%. By the invention Fibers open up areas of application that are otherwise only much more expensive bicomponent fibers were accessible.
Es wurde weiterhin festgestellt, daß bei einer Mischung mit nur 5 Gew.% PE-Anteil keine Bikomponenteneigenschaften auftreten. Ausgeprägte und industriell verwertbare Bikomponenteneigenschaften treten bei einem PE-Anteil von mehr als 10% auf. Bei einer Trichtermischung mit mehr als 20% PE wird das Ausspinnen der Mischung problematisch, da bei der Schmelztemperatur des PP die bereits schmelzflussige PE-Komponente geschadigt wird.It was also found that a mixture with only 5 % By weight PE content no bicomponent properties occur. Pronounced and industrial Usable bicomponent properties occur with a PE content of more than 10% on. If the funnel mixture contains more than 20% PE, the mixture will be spun out problematic because at the melting temperature of the PP the already melted PE component is harmed.
Weitere Einzelheiten und Merkmale der Erfindung ergeben sich aus der nachfolgenden Beschreibung in Verbindung mit Fig. 1, die schematisch eine Vorrichtung zur Ausfuhrung des Verfahrens wiedergibt: Es wird eine PP-PE-Trichtermischung mit bis zu 20 Gew. % PE-Granulat hergestellt, die in dem Extruder 1 aufgeschmolzen wird. Die Schmelze wird durch einen dynamischen Mischer 10 gefthrt, so daß eine feindisperse Mischung entsteht, in der die PE-Phase in kleinen Partikeln verteilt ist. Diese Mischung wird ausgepreßt und zu Fasern versponnen. Sie treten an den Spinndusen 2 aus und werden uber eine auf 100 bis 140 "C beheizte erste Abzugsvorrichtung 3, bestehend aus sieben Walzen, die vorzugsweise in Fadenlaufrichtung ca. 1% schneller laufen, gefuhrt und mit einer erhalten Geschwindi gkeit abgezogen. Die Verstreckung der Fasern ist so eingestellt, daß sie unter dem natGrlichen Verstreckverhältnis liegt. Danach durchlaufen die Fasern einen Heißluftofen 4 mit einer Temperatur von 150 bis 170 "C und werden daraus von einer zweiten Abzugsvorrichtung 5 abgezogen, die aus sieben Walzen besteht, die auf eine Temperatur von 110 bis 140 "C beheizt sind und die in Fadenlaufrichtung langsamer angetrieben werden. Die Fasern durchlaufen eine Stauchkrãuset kammer (Krimper) 6, werden sodann auf einer Faserschneide 7 geschnitten und durch eine Ballenpresse 8 zu Ballen verpreßt oder gemäß Fig. 1A als Endlosfasern aufgewickelt (Aufspuleinrichtungen 9).Further details and features of the invention emerge from the following description in connection with Fig. 1, which schematically a device for the execution of the process reproduces: It is a PP-PE funnel mixture with Up to 20 wt.% PE granulate produced, which is melted in the extruder 1. The melt is passed through a dynamic mixer 10, so that a finely dispersed Mixture is created in which the PE phase is distributed in small particles. These Mixture is pressed out and spun into fibers. You step at the spinnerets 2 and are heated by a first extraction device 3, Consists of seven rollers, which are preferably approx. 1% faster in the direction of the thread run, guided and deducted at a sustained speed. The stretching the fibers are adjusted so that they are below the natural draw ratio lies. The fibers then pass through a hot air oven 4 at a temperature of 150 to 170 "C and are drawn off therefrom by a second take-off device 5, which consists of seven rollers that are heated to a temperature of 110 to 140 "C. and which are driven more slowly in the thread running direction. The fibers go through a Stauchkrãuset chamber (Krimper) 6, are then cut on a fiber cutter 7 and pressed into bales by a baling press 8 or as continuous fibers as shown in FIG. 1A wound up (winding devices 9).
Fig. 2 zeigt eine stauchkammergekrãuselte Polypropylenfaser. Typisch ist die ebene, relativ grobe Kräuselung.Fig. 2 shows a stuffer box-curled polypropylene fiber. Typical is the flat, relatively coarse crimp.
Fig. 3 zeigt eine stauchkammergekrauselte Faser nach dieser Erfindung. Die typische Stauchkammerkräuselung ist zwar erhalten geblieben, jedoch ist dieser eine feinbogige, dreidimensionale Krauselung uberlagert.Figure 3 shows a stuffer box crimped fiber of this invention. The typical stuffer box crimp has been retained, but it is superimposed a fine, arched, three-dimensional ripple.
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