JPH0718066B2 - Water absorption shrinkage yarn - Google Patents

Water absorption shrinkage yarn

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JPH0718066B2
JPH0718066B2 JP60297942A JP29794285A JPH0718066B2 JP H0718066 B2 JPH0718066 B2 JP H0718066B2 JP 60297942 A JP60297942 A JP 60297942A JP 29794285 A JP29794285 A JP 29794285A JP H0718066 B2 JPH0718066 B2 JP H0718066B2
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shrinkage
fiber
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water absorption
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恒夫 玄馬
準一 吉中
慎吾 中西
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Kuraray Co Ltd
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Priority to DE8686115092T priority patent/DE3687735T2/en
Priority to CA000521920A priority patent/CA1304570C/en
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【発明の詳細な説明】 〈産業上の利用分野〉 本発明は吸水により収縮する糸に関する。さらに詳しく
は、吸水により長さ方向に急速に収縮しかつ収縮応力の
発現速度が高く、さらに吸水収縮後においても長時間に
わたり高い強度とゴム状弾性に示す糸に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION <Industrial field of application> The present invention relates to a yarn that shrinks by absorbing water. More specifically, the present invention relates to a yarn that rapidly shrinks in the lengthwise direction due to water absorption and has a high contracting stress expression rate, and further exhibits high strength and rubber-like elasticity for a long time even after water-absorption contraction.

〈従来の技術〉 吸水により収縮する糸又はそれを用いた編物や織物は多
方面の用途に有用である。たとえば使い捨ておむつの長
手方向端縁部に該収縮糸を使用すると、使い捨ておむつ
の使用者が排泄した水分(主として尿、その他下痢便等
の中に含まれる水分)を吸収して収縮することにより、
尿、便等が使い捨ておむつの外に洩れるのを防ぐことが
できる。また各種縛り紐として該収縮糸を使用し、縛り
紐を吸水させれば、吸水時の収縮応力により縛り部の緩
みを防止することもできる。またオフセツト印刷機の水
棒用カバー材として該収縮糸からなる布帛を用いる場合
には、予め芯ローラーよりやや大き目の直径の筒状物を
該布帛で作製し、これを芯ローラーに装着し、そして水
浸することにより芯ローラーに密着させることができ、
装着作業を極めて簡単化することができる。さらに該収
縮糸を目の粗い筒状物又はコード状とし、植物の移植時
の根巻き材として使用すれば、上記オフセツト印刷機の
水棒用カバー材の場合と同様の理由により、植物の根部
分に簡単に装着できることとなる。その他、ハム類のネ
ツト、しめ糸としても有用である。さらに土木工事用布
帛、たとえば一旦吸水収縮処理を行なつた布帛は高伸度
で極めて大きな耐衝撃性を示し、すぐれた護岸基部洗堀
防止シート等として用いることができる。また湿度セン
サーとしても有用である。
<Prior Art> A yarn that shrinks due to water absorption, or a knitted fabric or a woven fabric using the yarn is useful for various applications. For example, when the shrinkable yarn is used for the longitudinal edge portion of the disposable diaper, by absorbing the water excreted by the user of the disposable diaper (mainly water contained in urine, other diarrhea / feces, etc.) and shrinking,
It is possible to prevent urine, feces, etc. from leaking out of the disposable diaper. Further, when the shrinkable yarn is used as various binding strings and the binding strings are made to absorb water, it is possible to prevent loosening of the binding part due to shrinkage stress at the time of absorbing water. When a cloth made of the shrinkable yarn is used as a cover material for a water rod of an offset printing machine, a tubular material having a diameter slightly larger than that of the core roller is prepared in advance from the cloth, and the core roller is mounted on the tubular material. And it can be brought into close contact with the core roller by immersion in water,
The mounting work can be extremely simplified. Further, if the shrinkable yarn is formed into a coarse-cylindrical material or a cord shape and is used as a root wrapping material at the time of transplanting a plant, for the same reason as the case of the cover material for the water rod of the offset printing machine, the root of the plant is It can be easily attached to the part. In addition, it is also useful as a net for hams and as a thread. Further, a fabric for civil engineering work, for example, a fabric once subjected to a water-absorption contraction treatment, has a high elongation and an extremely large impact resistance, and can be used as an excellent revetment base scour prevention sheet. It is also useful as a humidity sensor.

これらの用途により明らかなように、吸水収縮糸は、吸
水時の収縮速度および収縮応力発現速度が大きいこと、
かつ吸水収縮後においても長時間にわたり高い強度を維
持し、さらに適度なゴム状弾性を示すこと、以上4つの
特性を共に有していることが肝要である。
As is clear from these applications, the water-absorbing shrinkable yarn has a high shrinkage rate and a high shrinkage stress development rate during water absorption,
In addition, it is important that high strength is maintained for a long time even after water-absorption contraction, and that it exhibits appropriate rubber-like elasticity, and that it has all of the above four characteristics.

従来より吸水により収縮する糸として種々のものが提案
されている。しかしながら、従来の吸水収縮糸は、上記
4つの特性の内の少なくとも1つを欠いており、満足で
きるものではない。たとえば、吸水時の収縮速度および
収縮応力発現速度を高めたものは、繊維を構成するポリ
マーとして親水性のものを用い、かつ繊維内部に水が侵
入しやすいような構造とし、さらに侵入した水により膨
潤した繊維を繊維軸方向の収縮に寄与させるために繊維
構成分子の配向度を高くしたものであるが、このような
繊維は、吸水により自由に膨潤できる構造となつている
ため、吸水により繊維の内部構造がくずれやすく、吸水
収縮後の強度および収縮応力が急激に低下してくる。吸
水収縮後の強度および収縮応力を高めるためには、該繊
維を高撚り数となるように撚り上げて内部構造がくずれ
にくい糸とする方法が考えられるが、このような糸はコ
ンパクトな構造となつているため、糸内へ水が侵入しに
くく、かつ糸を構成している繊維が吸水しても膨潤でき
る自由なスペースが減少する等の理由により、吸水時収
縮速度および吸水時収縮応力発現速度が著しく低下する
こととなる。すなわち従来から知られている吸水収縮糸
は、吸水時の収縮速度、収縮応力発現速度、吸水収縮後
の強度および吸水収縮糸のゴム状弾性のうちの少なくと
も1つを欠いており、前述したような多くの用途に使用
するうえで問題となる。
Various yarns have been proposed as yarns that shrink due to water absorption. However, the conventional water-absorbing shrinkable yarn lacks at least one of the above four characteristics and is not satisfactory. For example, in the case of increasing the shrinkage rate during water absorption and the rate of contraction stress development, a hydrophilic polymer is used as the fiber-constituting polymer, and the structure is such that water easily penetrates into the fiber. In order to contribute to the contraction of the swollen fiber in the axial direction of the fiber, the degree of orientation of the fiber constituent molecules is increased, but since such a fiber has a structure that can be swollen freely by absorbing water, the The internal structure of the is likely to collapse, and the strength and shrinkage stress after water-absorption contraction decrease sharply. In order to increase the strength and shrinkage stress after water absorption shrinkage, a method of twisting the fiber so that the number of twists is high to make a yarn whose internal structure does not easily collapse is considered, but such a yarn has a compact structure. Since water does not easily penetrate into the yarn and the free space where the fibers that make up the yarn absorb water will decrease, the shrinkage rate during water absorption and contraction stress during water absorption will develop. The speed will be significantly reduced. That is, the conventionally known water-absorptive yarn lacks at least one of the contraction rate upon absorption of water, the contraction stress developing rate, the strength after water-absorption contraction, and the rubber-like elasticity of the water-absorption contractile yarn, as described above. It is a problem when used for many purposes.

〈発明が解決しようとする問題点〉 本発明は、前述したような特性、すなわち、吸水時の収
縮速度が高く、かつ収縮応力発現速度も速く、また吸水
収縮後の強度が高く、さらに吸水収縮後においてゴム状
弾性を有していること、以上4つの特性を共に有する吸
水収縮糸を得ることを目的とするものである。
<Problems to be Solved by the Invention> The present invention has the above-mentioned characteristics, that is, the shrinkage rate at the time of water absorption is high, and the shrinkage stress development rate is also high, and the strength after the water absorption shrinkage is high, and further the water absorption shrinkage occurs. The purpose is to obtain a water-absorbing shrinkable yarn having rubber-like elasticity and having all of the above four characteristics.

〈問題点を解決するための手段〉 すなわち本発明は、20℃水中における最大収縮率が30%
以上でかつ吸水により急速に収縮する繊維と、20℃水中
における最大収縮率が30%以上でかつ吸水によりゆっく
り収縮する繊維を混撚または混紡してなる吸水収縮糸で
ある。
<Means for Solving Problems> That is, according to the present invention, the maximum shrinkage ratio in water at 20 ° C. is 30%.
The water-absorbing shrinkable yarn is obtained by kneading or twisting the fibers which are contracted rapidly by water absorption and the fibers which have a maximum contraction rate in water at 20 ° C. of 30% or more and are contracted slowly by water absorption.

吸水により急速に収縮する繊維は、吸水時の収縮速度が
速くかつ収縮応力発現速度も高いという特長を有する反
面、吸水収縮後の強度および収縮応力が短時間に低下す
るという欠点を有している。一方吸水によりゆつくり収
縮する繊維は、吸水収縮後の強度および収縮応力は高い
が吸水時の収縮が遅くかつ収縮応力発現も遅いという欠
点を有している。本発明は、このような長所および短所
を有する二種類の繊維を組合せて一体化することによ
り、それぞれの繊維の有している長所をより拡大せし
め、しかも短所が解消できることを見出したものであ
る。本発明において、二種類の繊維を一体化して糸とす
る手段として、混撚または混紡する方法を用いている。
この一体化手段が、個々の繊維の有している長所を拡大
せしめ、かつ短所を解消させる上で好ましい。
Fibers that shrink rapidly due to water absorption have the characteristics of high shrinkage rate during water absorption and high contraction stress development rate, but have the drawback that the strength and shrinkage stress after water absorption shrinkage decrease in a short time. . On the other hand, a fiber that shrinks and shrinks slowly by absorbing water has high strength and shrinkage stress after absorbing water, but has the drawback that it shrinks slowly when absorbing water and the shrinkage stress develops slowly. The present invention has found that by combining and integrating two types of fibers having such advantages and disadvantages, the advantages possessed by the respective fibers can be further expanded and the disadvantages can be eliminated. . In the present invention, a method of kneading or blending is used as a means for integrating two types of fibers into a yarn.
This unifying means is preferable in expanding the advantages of individual fibers and eliminating the disadvantages.

次に本発明の吸水収縮糸を、使い捨ておむつの長手方向
端縁部に使用する場合を例に挙げて説明すると、この場
合には特に吸水時の収縮速度および収縮応力発現速度が
速いことが要求される。何故ならば、吸水収縮糸の吸水
時収縮速度または収縮力発現速度が遅いと、使い捨てお
むつの使用者が急激に体液を排泄した場合(例えば、使
用者が激しい下痢便を排泄した時や横向きに寝ていて排
尿した時等)、使い捨ておむつに装着された吸水収縮糸
が十分に機能しないうちに(すなわち使い捨ておむつの
端縁部が使用者の大腿部に十分に密着しないうちに)排
泄物が使い捨ておむつの端縁部から外部に洩れ出てしま
うからである。さらに使い捨ておむつの使用者は通常た
びたび動くので、吸水収縮糸は伸長−収縮を繰り返して
受けることとなるが、使い捨ておむつの端縁部は常に大
腿部に密着していなければならず、さらに異常な形で使
用された場合(例えば使い捨ておむつが正常な形で装着
又は維持されていない状態で使用者が激しく動いたとき
等)に吸水収縮糸が切断を生じるようなことがあつては
ならず、これらを満足するためには、吸水収縮後の繊維
は適度なゴム状弾性および十分な強度を保持しているこ
とが必要である。使い捨ておむつの端縁部に使用する吸
水収縮糸は、使用者の排泄物中の水分を吸収して収縮す
るが、排泄された体液が直ちに吸水収縮糸に到達すると
は限らず、予め排泄物が使い捨ておむつの吸収体に吸収
され温度が下つた状態で新しい排泄物が排泄され混合さ
れた後吸水収縮糸に到達する場合のことも考慮しておけ
なければならない。当然のことながら有機高分子材料の
吸水による収縮率、収縮速度、収縮応力、収縮応力発現
速度、膨潤度、膨潤後の応力緩和等は温度に依存し、温
度が高くなるほど大きくなるわけであるが、材料により
温度依存性は異なる。使いすておむつ端縁部に使用され
る吸水収縮糸は最悪の使用条件を想定しても十分機能を
発揮しうるものでなければならず、従つて (A)吸水時に即座に要求される吸水時の収縮率、収縮
速度、収縮応力、収縮応力発現速度という初期性能は環
境温度を考慮し、体温よりもかなり低い20℃近傍におい
ても機能することが要求され、かつ (B)吸水収縮後の持続性能(特にゴム状弾性、及び強
度)は体温に近い温度領域においても長時間にわたつて
機能し、顕著な応力緩和がみられてはならない。
Next, the case of using the water-absorbing shrinkable yarn of the present invention for the longitudinal edge of a disposable diaper will be described as an example. In this case, it is particularly required that the shrinkage rate at the time of water absorption and the shrinkage stress development rate are high. To be done. This is because when the water-absorbing shrinkage yarn has a slow water-absorbing contraction speed or contraction force development speed, when the user of the disposable diaper suddenly excretes body fluid (for example, when the user excretes severe diarrhea or sideways). Excretion while the absorbent shrinkage thread attached to the disposable diaper does not function sufficiently (that is, before the edge of the disposable diaper is sufficiently adhered to the user's thigh), such as when sleeping and urinating. Is leaked from the edge of the disposable diaper to the outside. Furthermore, since the user of the disposable diaper usually moves frequently, the water-absorption contraction yarn undergoes repeated expansion-contraction, but the edge of the disposable diaper must always be in close contact with the thigh. The absorbent shrinkage thread should not break when it is used in a proper shape (for example, when the disposable diaper is not worn or maintained in a normal shape and the user moves violently). In order to satisfy these requirements, it is necessary that the fiber after water-absorption shrinkage has an appropriate rubber-like elasticity and sufficient strength. The water-absorption contraction thread used for the edge of the disposable diaper absorbs water in the excrement of the user and contracts, but the excreted bodily fluid does not always reach the water-absorption contraction thread immediately, and the excrement does not come in advance. It should also be taken into consideration that new excrement is excreted and mixed in the absorbent body of the disposable diaper while the temperature is lowered, and then reaches the water-absorbing shrinkable yarn. As a matter of course, the shrinkage rate, shrinkage rate, shrinkage stress, shrinkage stress manifestation rate, swelling degree, stress relaxation after swelling, etc. of the organic polymer material due to water absorption depend on temperature, and become higher as the temperature rises. , Temperature dependence depends on the material. The water-absorbing shrinkable yarn used for the edge of the diaper after use must be able to sufficiently function even in the worst use condition, and therefore (A) Immediately required water-absorbing water absorption The initial performance of shrinkage rate, shrinkage rate, shrinkage stress, and shrinkage stress onset rate is required to function even at around 20 ° C, which is considerably lower than body temperature, in consideration of environmental temperature, and (B) after water absorption shrinkage. Sustainability (especially rubber-like elasticity and strength) functions for a long time even in a temperature range close to body temperature, and no remarkable stress relaxation should be observed.

以上の点を考慮すると、使いすておむつ端縁部に使用す
る吸水収縮糸は次の代用特性を有していることが望まし
い。
Considering the above points, it is desirable that the water-absorbing shrinkable yarn used for the edge portion of the diaper after use has the following substitute characteristics.

(1)吸水時収縮率:20℃の水中における最大収縮率
(以下吸水時収縮率という)が30%以上で、かつ30%収
縮に達する時間(以下吸水時収縮速度という)が10秒以
下であることが好ましい。吸水時収縮率が30%未満であ
れば、使用者の大腿部に十分密着できない可能性が出て
来る。
(1) Shrinkage upon absorption of water: Maximum shrinkage in water at 20 ° C (hereinafter referred to as shrinkage upon absorption of water) is 30% or more, and time to reach 30% shrinkage (hereinafter referred to as shrinkage rate upon absorption of water) is 10 seconds or less. Preferably there is. If the contraction rate upon absorption of water is less than 30%, there is a possibility that the thigh of the user cannot be sufficiently adhered.

(2)吸水時収縮応力:原長状態での20℃水中における
収縮応力(以下吸水時収縮応力という)は使用する糸の
太さ、経済性を加味すると30mg/d以上で、吸水時収縮応
力30mg/dが発現する時間(以下吸水時収縮応力発現速度
という)としては10秒以下が好ましい。吸水時収縮応力
が低い場合には、使い捨ておむつ端縁部を大腿部に密着
させるための力が不足し、端縁部を構成する材料全体が
吸水して柔らかくなつてからでないと収縮できないた
め、収縮が遅れることとなる。使用する糸を太くするこ
とにより収縮応力を高めることは可能であるが、この場
合には収縮糸による凸部が生じ着用感が悪くなり、さら
に経済的にも好ましくない。
(2) Shrinkage stress when absorbing water: The shrinkage stress in water at 20 ° C in the original length state (hereinafter referred to as shrinkage stress when absorbing water) is 30 mg / d or more in consideration of the thickness of the thread used and economic efficiency. The time at which 30 mg / d is expressed (hereinafter referred to as contraction stress development rate during water absorption) is preferably 10 seconds or less. If the shrinkage stress during water absorption is low, there is insufficient force to bring the edge of the disposable diaper into close contact with the thigh, and the entire material that makes up the edge absorbs water and must be soft before it can shrink. , Contraction will be delayed. Although it is possible to increase the shrinkage stress by thickening the thread to be used, in this case, a convex portion due to the shrink thread is generated and the wearing feeling is deteriorated, and it is not economically preferable.

(3)吸水時収縮後の糸はゴム状弾性を有し、具体的に
は、原長より30%収縮させた状態で20℃水中に16時間浸
漬した時の吸水状態における収縮応力(以下吸水後収縮
応力という)が10mg/d以上であるのが好ましい。また35
℃水中に8時間浸漬した時の吸水状態における収縮応力
(以下35℃吸水後収縮応力という)も10mg/d以上である
のがより好ましい。20℃より体温近傍までの温度領域に
おける吸水後の収縮応力が使用中に低下すると使いすて
おむつの端縁部は使用者の動きに従つて伸長−収縮する
ことができず、大腿部への密着状態が不良となる。吸水
後収縮応力を高めるために使用する糸を太くした場合は
上述(2)と同様の理由で好ましくない結果となる。
(3) The yarn after shrinking when absorbing water has rubber-like elasticity. Specifically, the shrinkage stress in the absorbing state when immersed in water at 20 ° C for 16 hours in a state of contracting 30% from the original length (hereinafter referred to as absorbing water) The post-shrinkage stress) is preferably 10 mg / d or more. Again 35
It is more preferable that the shrinkage stress in the water-absorbed state when immersed in water at 8 ° C for 8 hours (hereinafter referred to as shrinkage stress after absorbing at 35 ° C) is 10 mg / d or more. If the contraction stress after water absorption in the temperature range from 20 ° C to near the body temperature decreases during use, the edge of the diaper cannot be stretched-contracted according to the user's movement, and the thigh does not reach the thigh. The state of close contact is poor. If the yarn used to increase the shrinkage stress after water absorption is thick, an unfavorable result is obtained for the same reason as described in (2) above.

(4)吸水収縮後の強度:20℃水中に原長より30%収縮
させた状態で16時間浸漬した後の吸水状態における引張
破断強度(以下吸水後強度と記述する)のことを意味
し、300mg/d以上が好ましい。これは、使い捨ておむつ
の装着状態が正常でない状態で吸水収縮糸が収縮し水に
より膨潤した後に、使用者が激しく動いたことにより糸
が切断するというようなことが生じないよう配慮してお
く必要があるからである。
(4) Strength after water-absorption contraction: Means the tensile rupture strength in the water-absorption state (hereinafter referred to as the water-absorption strength) after dipping for 16 hours in water that has been shrunk by 30% from the original length in 20 ° C. 300 mg / d or more is preferable. It is necessary to take care so that the absorbent shrinkage yarn does not cut due to the user's vigorous movement after the absorbent shrinkage yarn shrinks and swells with water when the disposable diaper is not worn properly. Because there is.

以上、使い捨ておむつ用吸水収縮糸を例に挙げて要求さ
れる特性を詳述したが、これらの特性は前述した他の用
途等に吸水収縮糸を応用するに際しても有用なものであ
る。たとえば、本発明の吸水収縮糸を縛り紐、根巻き
材、ハム類のネツト又はしめ糸として使用する場合に
も、上述した性能を有する場合には作業能率が大巾に向
上することとなる。またオフセツト印刷機水棒ローラー
用カバー材の素材として用いてもカバー材の交換能率が
著しく向上することとなる。さらに湿度センサーとして
用いる場合は、より感度の高いデーターを得ることがで
きることとなる。
The required characteristics have been described in detail above by taking the water-absorbing shrinkable yarn for disposable diapers as an example, but these properties are also useful when the water-absorbing shrinkable yarn is applied to the other uses described above. For example, even when the water-absorbing shrinkable yarn of the present invention is used as a tie string, a root wrapping material, a net for hams or a sewn yarn, the work efficiency is greatly improved when it has the above-mentioned performance. Further, even when it is used as a material for a cover material for water roller rollers of an offset printing machine, the replacement efficiency of the cover material is remarkably improved. When used as a humidity sensor, more sensitive data can be obtained.

本発明は、前述したように、急速に収縮する繊維とゆつ
くり収縮する繊維にそれぞれの繊維の持つ特長を生かし
かつ拡大せしめた役割を分担させ前記の4特性を高機能
化することに成功したものである、言いかえれば、吸水
による初期性能(吸水時収縮速度および吸水時収縮応力
発現速度)を吸水により急速に収縮する繊維により発現
させ、吸水後の持続性能(吸水後収縮応力、35℃吸水後
収縮力および吸水後強度)を、吸水により急速に収縮す
る繊維より遅れて(通常5分以内)吸水収縮を起こす繊
維に分担させたものである。このことからも明らかなよ
うに、本発明を構成する吸水により急速に収縮する繊維
と吸水によりゆつくり収縮する繊維は、一体化された場
合に、前述したような4つの特性を保持していることが
望ましく、このためには、それぞれの繊維は次の第1表
に示すような性能を有しているのが好ましい。なお表
中、吸水により急速に収縮する繊維の吸水5分後におけ
る30%収縮時収縮応力保持能力は、吸水によりゆつくり
収縮する繊維が収縮応力を発現するまで(通常は約5分
以内)収縮応力を分担するためのものである。また第1
表には、吸水により実質的に収縮しない繊維についても
並記した。
As described above, the present invention succeeds in highly functionalizing the above-mentioned four characteristics by allowing the rapidly shrinking fiber and the softly shrinking fiber to share the role of making the best use of the characteristics of each fiber and to expand them. In other words, the initial performances due to water absorption (shrinkage rate during water absorption and contraction stress development rate during water absorption) are expressed by fibers that shrink rapidly due to water absorption, and the sustained performance after water absorption (shrinkage stress after water absorption, 35 ° C The shrinkage force after water absorption and the strength after water absorption) are shared by the fibers that undergo water-absorption contraction later (usually within 5 minutes) than the fibers that contract rapidly due to water absorption. As is clear from this, the fibers that rapidly shrink due to water absorption and the fibers that slowly shrink due to water absorption, which compose the present invention, have the above-mentioned four characteristics when integrated. Desirably, for this purpose, each fiber preferably has the properties shown in Table 1 below. In the table, the ability of a fiber that rapidly shrinks due to water absorption to retain shrinkage stress at 30% shrinkage 5 minutes after water absorption shrinks until the fiber that shrinks loosely due to water absorption develops shrinkage stress (usually within about 5 minutes). It is for sharing the stress. Also the first
The table also shows the fibers that do not substantially shrink due to water absorption.

なお、これら性能の測定方法に関しては後述する。 The method of measuring these performances will be described later.

吸水により急速に収縮する繊維およびゆつくり収縮する
繊維としては、上記第1表の特性を有するものが好まし
く、これら繊維を構成するポリマーの例としては、ポリ
ビニルアルコール、カルボキシル基含有変性ポリビニル
アルコール、加水分解ポリアクリロニトリル(ニトリル
基に−COOX:X=Li,K,Na,NH4を導入したもの)、セルロ
ースのカルボキシメチル化物、セルロースのアクリル酸
グラフト物等があげられる。
As the fiber that rapidly shrinks and the fiber that gently shrinks by absorbing water, those having the characteristics shown in Table 1 above are preferable, and examples of the polymer that constitutes these fibers include polyvinyl alcohol, carboxyl group-containing modified polyvinyl alcohol, and water degradation polyacrylonitrile (-COOX the nitrile group: X = Li, K, obtained by introducing Na, the NH 4), carboxymethylated cellulose, acrylic acid grafted products of cellulose.

次に、吸水により急速に収縮する繊維および吸水により
ゆつくり収縮する繊維について、ポリビニルアルコール
系繊維を代表例にあげて以下に説明する。
Next, a fiber that shrinks rapidly by absorbing water and a fiber that shrinks slowly by absorbing water will be described below by taking a polyvinyl alcohol fiber as a typical example.

A.吸水により急速に収縮する繊維 本発明者らは、急速に収縮する繊維の製造に関し検討
し、ある特殊条件下で作られたポリビニルアルコール
(以下PVAと略す)系繊維が20℃の水に接触した際に極
めて敏感に反応ししかも殆んど溶解することなく大きな
収縮挙動を発現する繊維素材であることを見出し、既に
特許出願している(以下先願特許と称す)。すなわち先
願特許に記載された繊維は、水中収縮性の繊維であつて
吸水時収縮率が30%以上で吸水時収縮速度が10秒以下で
あり、吸水時収縮応力が150mg/d以上で、150mg/dの収縮
応力発現速度が10秒以下でありかつまた原長より30%収
縮させた状態での20℃水中における収縮応力が30mg/d以
上、20℃水中へ分散したときの溶解減量が25%以下を満
足する、水に対して難溶な高速収縮繊維であり、このよ
うな性能を有するPVA繊維を得るためには次の如き製造
方法が適していることが該先願特許に明記されている。
A. Fiber that shrinks rapidly due to water absorption The present inventors have studied production of a fiber that shrinks rapidly, and a polyvinyl alcohol (hereinafter abbreviated as PVA) -based fiber produced under a certain special condition is converted into water at 20 ° C. We have found that it is a fiber material that reacts extremely sensitively when it comes into contact with it, and exhibits a large shrinkage behavior with almost no dissolution, and has already filed a patent application (hereinafter referred to as a prior patent). That is, the fiber described in the prior application patent is a water-shrinkable fiber having a shrinkage ratio upon water absorption of 30% or more and a shrinkage rate upon water absorption of 10 seconds or less, and a shrinkage stress upon water absorption of 150 mg / d or more, The shrinkage stress development rate of 150 mg / d is 10 seconds or less, and the shrinkage stress in 20 ° C water is 30 mg / d or more when it is shrunk by 30% from the original length. It is a high-speed shrinkable fiber which is less soluble in water and satisfies 25% or less, and it is specified in the prior patent that the following production method is suitable for obtaining a PVA fiber having such performance. Has been done.

原料PVA:カルボキシル基を0.5〜10モル%含有し、平均
重合度500〜3000、鹸化度77〜99.9%のもの。なおカル
ボキシル基含有モル%とは、変性ポリビニルアルコール
を構成している原料全モノマー単位、すなわち酢酸ビニ
ルおよびカルボキシル基含有モノマー(例えばイタコン
酸、マレイン酸など)等の合計量における該カルボキシ
ル基含有モノマーのモル割合のことである。
Raw material PVA: containing 0.5 to 10 mol% of carboxyl groups, having an average degree of polymerization of 500 to 3000 and a degree of saponification of 77 to 99.9%. The carboxyl group-containing mol% means all the raw material monomer units constituting the modified polyvinyl alcohol, that is, vinyl acetate and carboxyl group-containing monomers (for example, itaconic acid and maleic acid) in the total amount of the carboxyl group-containing monomers. It is the molar ratio.

紡糸原液:PVA濃度が35〜60重量%の水溶液 紡糸方式:乾式紡糸 紡糸後の冷却及び乾燥条件:口金を出た直後、20℃〜70
℃の冷却ゾーンで一旦冷却し、80℃〜170℃の予備乾燥
ゾーンを通過させた後、110℃〜180℃で絶乾。
Stock solution for spinning: Aqueous solution with PVA concentration of 35-60% by weight Spinning method: Dry spinning Cooling and drying conditions after spinning: 20 ° C-70 immediately after exiting the spinneret
Once cooled in a cooling zone of ℃, passed through a preliminary drying zone of 80 ℃ ~ 170 ℃, then dried at 110 ℃ ~ 180 ℃.

延伸熱処理条件:190℃〜230℃の温度で4〜7倍に延
伸。
Stretching heat treatment conditions: Stretching 4 to 7 times at a temperature of 190 ° C to 230 ° C.

このような方法で得られた繊維は本発明に好ましく用い
ることができるが、もちろんこれ以外の方法でも製造す
ることができる。
The fibers obtained by such a method can be preferably used in the present invention, but can be, of course, produced by other methods.

B.吸水によりゆつくり収縮する繊維 特開昭60−2709号公報において本発明者らは通常のPVA
より成る水中高収縮糸を提案している。その骨子は繊維
内部の分子配向を不均一状態で可能な限り進め、しかも
結晶化を必要最低限におさえ、水と接触した瞬間におけ
るわずかな膨潤作用で繊維内部に潜在する不均一な歪み
を緩和し、この過程で発現する形態変形を吸水収縮糸と
して生かすものである。このものは特開昭60−2709号公
報にも述べられている如く、水温30℃〜40℃で30秒以内
に10%〜60%収縮することを特徴としたものであり、こ
の繊維を20℃水中で測定した場合、吸水時収縮速度は40
秒以上であり、吸水時収縮応力発現速度は45秒以上を要
する。しかし、吸水後収縮応力は約10mg/d、35℃吸水後
収縮応力も約12mg/d、吸水後強度は1.0g/d以上であり、
これら2特性は本発明の要求にマツチするものである。
したがつて、この繊維は、通常本発明に好適に使用でき
るものである。
B. Fibers that shrink and shrink due to water absorption In the Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. Sho 60-2709, the inventors of the present invention
It proposes a high shrinkage yarn in water. The skeleton advances the molecular orientation in the fiber as much as possible in a non-uniform state, minimizes crystallization, and relaxes the non-uniform strain latent in the fiber with a slight swelling action at the moment of contact with water. However, the morphological deformation developed in this process is utilized as a water-absorption shrinkage thread. As described in JP-A-60-2709, this material is characterized by shrinking 10% to 60% within 30 seconds at a water temperature of 30 ° C to 40 ° C. When measured in water at ℃
Seconds or more, and the rate of contraction stress development during water absorption requires 45 seconds or more. However, the shrinkage stress after water absorption is about 10 mg / d, the shrinkage stress after water absorption at 35 ° C is about 12 mg / d, and the strength after water absorption is 1.0 g / d or more,
These two characteristics match the requirements of the present invention.
Therefore, this fiber can usually be preferably used in the present invention.

このような繊維の具体的な製造方法に関しては上記公開
公報に記載されているが、再度記載すると以下の通りで
ある。
The specific method for producing such a fiber is described in the above-mentioned publication, but it will be described below again.

原料PVA:重合度1,200〜3,000、鹸化度98.0モル%以上の
通常のPVA 紡糸方法:湿式紡糸 紡糸後の延伸・熱処理:繊維が塩類及び水分を含有する
状態で130℃以下で4倍以上延伸し、最大収縮温度が65
〜80℃、最大収縮率50%以上となるように緊張下で熱処
理する。なお最大収縮温度および最大収縮率は延伸倍率
および延伸熱処理温度を変えることにより自由に変える
ことができる。
Raw material PVA: Normal PVA with a degree of polymerization of 1,200 to 3,000 and a saponification degree of 98.0 mol% or more Spinning method: Wet spinning Stretching / heat treatment after spinning: Stretching 4 times or more at 130 ° C or less in a state where the fiber contains salts and water , The maximum shrinkage temperature is 65
Heat treatment under tension so that the maximum shrinkage rate is ~ 80 ° C and 50% or more. The maximum shrinkage temperature and the maximum shrinkage ratio can be freely changed by changing the stretching ratio and the stretching heat treatment temperature.

このような方法で得られた繊維は本発明に好ましく用い
ることができるか、もちろんこれ以外の方法でも製造す
ることができる。
The fiber obtained by such a method can be preferably used in the present invention, or can be, of course, produced by another method.

本発明は、このような吸水により急速に収縮する繊維と
ゆつくり収縮する繊維を一体化したものであるが、吸水
により収縮する繊維と吸水により実質的に収縮しない繊
維を混撚した糸は公知である。第1図は、吸水により収
縮する繊維(1)と吸水により実質的に収縮しない繊維
(2)の混撚状態を、また第2図はこの混撚糸を吸水収
縮させた場合の状態を模式的に示したものである。第3
図は本発明による吸水により急速に収縮する繊維(3)
と吸水によりゆつくり収縮する繊維(4)の混撚状態
を、第4図はこの混撚糸を吸水収縮させた場合の状態を
模式的に示したものである。第1図の組合せによる撚り
糸の場合には吸水により収縮して第2図の形となる。す
なわち吸水により収縮する繊維のみが縮んで、吸水によ
り収縮しない繊維は単に前者の周囲に巻き付いた状態と
なつている。吸水収縮して第2図のような形となつた撚
り糸の収縮応力は第2図から明らかなように吸水収縮糸
のみが分担するので、吸水収縮糸が水膨潤により応力緩
和を起すともはや収縮応力がなくなつてしまうこととな
る(すなわち吸水後収縮応力が不足する)。この欠点を
防止するために、前述した如く、一体化に必要な撚数を
大巾に上廻る撚を与え、膨潤を抑制する方法をとること
ができるが、反面吸水時収縮速度、吸水時収縮応力発現
速度が著るしく低下してくる。なお吸水後強度は収縮し
ない繊維により一応保持されている。
The present invention is one in which fibers that shrink rapidly due to water absorption and fibers that shrink slowly due to water absorption are integrated, but yarns obtained by mixing and twisting fibers that shrink due to water absorption and fibers that do not substantially shrink due to water absorption are known. is there. FIG. 1 shows a mixed twisted state of a fiber (1) that shrinks due to water absorption and a fiber (2) that does not substantially shrink due to water absorption, and FIG. 2 schematically shows a state when the mixed twisted yarn is contracted by water absorption. It is shown. Third
The figure shows a fiber which shrinks rapidly by water absorption according to the present invention (3)
FIG. 4 schematically shows the mixed twisted state of the fiber (4) which shrinks and shrinks due to water absorption, and FIG. 4 schematically shows the mixed twisted yarn when it absorbs water. In the case of the twisted yarn according to the combination shown in FIG. 1, the yarn is contracted by absorbing water to form the shape shown in FIG. That is, only the fibers that contract due to water absorption contract, and the fibers that do not contract due to water absorption are simply wrapped around the former. As shown in Fig. 2, only the water-absorbing shrinkage yarns are responsible for the shrinking stress of the twisted yarns that have undergone water-absorbing shrinkage and have a shape as shown in Fig. 2. Therefore, when the water-absorbing shrinkage yarns relax due to water swelling, the shrinkage stress will no longer shrink. The stress will be lost (that is, the contraction stress after absorbing water will be insufficient). In order to prevent this drawback, as mentioned above, it is possible to take a method of suppressing the swelling by giving a twist that greatly exceeds the number of twists required for integration, but on the other hand, the shrinkage rate at water absorption, shrinkage at water absorption The stress onset rate decreases significantly. The strength after water absorption is tentatively maintained by the fibers that do not shrink.

特開昭57−11231号公報には吸水により収縮する繊維と
吸水により実質的に収縮しない繊維を撚り合せた混撚糸
について述べられている。我々のトレース実験によると
該混撚糸は吸水後収縮応力が12mg/dであり、一見満足な
機能を有するように見受けられるが、水温が高くなると
急激に応力緩和を起しやすくなる。例えば35℃吸水収縮
応力は4mg/d以下まで緩和し(原長より30%収縮させて3
5℃水中に2時間浸漬しただけでも5mg/dになる)ゴム状
弾性を示さなくなる。また該混撚糸の吸水時収縮応力発
現速度は20秒であり、使いすておむつ用吸水収縮糸とし
て必ずしも十分な性能を有しているとは言い難いもので
ある。
Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication (Kokai) No. 57-11231 describes a mixed-twisted yarn obtained by twisting fibers that shrink due to water absorption and fibers that do not substantially shrink due to water absorption. According to our tracing experiment, the mixed twisted yarn has a shrinkage stress of 12 mg / d after absorption of water, which seems to have a seemingly satisfactory function, but when the water temperature rises, stress relaxation is likely to occur rapidly. For example, water absorption shrinkage stress at 35 ℃ is relaxed to 4 mg / d or less (3% shrinkage from original length
Even if it is soaked in water at 5 ° C for 2 hours, it becomes 5 mg / d.) It no longer shows rubber-like elasticity. Further, the rate of contraction stress development during water absorption of the mixed twisted yarn is 20 seconds, and it cannot be said that the mixed twisted yarn always has sufficient performance as a water absorbent shrinkage yarn for diapers.

一方本発明による撚り糸(第3図)は、吸水収縮のごく
初期(第1表に示した如く通常10秒〜5分)には一時的
に第2図に似た形となるが、それ以後はゆつくり収縮す
る繊維が追随して収縮するため、第4図の如き形態とな
る。第4図から明らかな如く、本発明による吸水収縮糸
は急速に収縮する繊維およびゆつくり収縮する繊維が共
に収縮応力を分担し、かつ長時間経過後、急速に収縮す
る繊維が膨潤して収縮応力を失つた後においてもゆつく
り収縮する繊維が収縮応力を分担し、高い吸水後収縮応
力及び35℃吸水後収縮応力を示すこととなる。しかも吸
水後収縮応力および35℃吸水後収縮応力は前述のように
吸水により急速に収縮するヤーン及び吸水によりゆつく
り収縮するヤーンのそれぞれの吸水後収縮応力または35
℃吸水後収縮応力を加えた値よりはるかに高いものとな
る。さらに吸水後強度も十分に高い。
On the other hand, the twisted yarn according to the present invention (Fig. 3) has a shape similar to that shown in Fig. 2 temporarily at the very early stage of water absorption shrinkage (usually 10 seconds to 5 minutes as shown in Table 1), but thereafter. Since the fibers that are contracted by shrinking follow and shrink, the shape is as shown in FIG. As is clear from FIG. 4, in the water-absorbing shrinkable yarn according to the present invention, both the rapidly shrinking fibers and the loosely shrinking fibers share the shrinking stress, and after a long time, the rapidly shrinking fibers swell and shrink. The fibers that shrink and shrink even after losing the stress share the shrinkage stress, and exhibit high shrinkage stress after absorbing water and shrinkage stress after absorbing water at 35 ° C. Moreover, the shrinkage stress after absorption of water and the shrinkage stress after absorption of water at 35 ° C. are respectively the shrinkage stress after absorption of water or the shrinkage stress after absorption of 35
It becomes much higher than the value after adding shrinkage stress after absorbing water. Furthermore, the strength after absorbing water is sufficiently high.

吸水により急速に収縮する繊維と吸水によりゆつくり収
縮する繊維を単に組合せるだけでは、本発明の特性は得
られない。すなわちこれら繊維を混撚または混紡により
一体化することが必要であり、さらに吸水により急速に
収縮する繊維を用いて、この繊維が備えている吸水時収
縮速度及び吸水時収縮応力発現速度をそのまま生かすた
めには吸水によりゆつくり収縮する繊維と組合せた場合
の撚数が問題となる。つまり撚数が高いと糸の吸水時収
縮速度および吸水時収縮応力発現速度が低下することと
なる。本発明者らは適正な撚数について検討した結果、
急速に収縮する繊維が吸水収縮糸の長手方向と成す角θ
(以下撚角度θと表わし、その求め方は後述する)を18
°以下にすることが本発明に合致した性能を有する糸を
得る上で好ましいことを見出した。従つて本発明による
吸水収縮糸は撚角度18°より甘い撚数で、糸を一体化す
るに足りる撚をかけて用いるのが好ましいこととなる。
撚数を高くすると、上述したような欠点の他、以下に述
べるような問題点も生じることとなる。
The characteristics of the present invention cannot be obtained simply by combining fibers that shrink rapidly with water absorption and fibers that shrink and shrink slowly with water absorption. That is, it is necessary to integrate these fibers by kneading or blending, and to use the fiber that shrinks rapidly with water absorption and to utilize the shrinkage rate at water absorption and the contraction stress development rate at water absorption as they are. In particular, the number of twists becomes a problem when combined with a fiber that shrinks and shrinks due to water absorption. In other words, if the twist number is high, the shrinkage rate of the yarn upon water absorption and the shrinkage stress development rate upon water absorption will decrease. As a result of examining the proper number of twists, the present inventors,
The angle θ formed by the rapidly shrinking fiber with the longitudinal direction of the water-absorbing shrinkable yarn
(Hereinafter referred to as twist angle θ, the method for obtaining it will be described later)
It has been found that it is preferable to set it to be less than or equal to ° in order to obtain a yarn having a performance conforming to the invention. Therefore, it is preferable that the water-absorbing shrinkable yarn according to the present invention is used with a twist number less than the twist angle of 18 ° and with a twist sufficient to integrate the yarn.
If the number of twists is increased, in addition to the above-mentioned drawbacks, the following problems will occur.

A:撚り糸状でスナールが発生し、使い捨ておむつ端縁部
に撚り糸を組入れる製造工程あるいは製織工程、製編工
程で糸切れ等によるトラブルが発生し、製造工程の稼動
率が下る。
A: Snare is generated in the form of twisted yarn, and troubles such as yarn breakage occur in the manufacturing process, weaving process, or knitting process in which the twisted yarn is incorporated into the end edge of the disposable diaper, and the operation rate of the manufacturing process decreases.

B:吸水収縮した場合、糸がキンクした状態となり、均一
な収縮が得られない。
B: When water shrinks, the yarn becomes kinked and uniform shrinkage cannot be obtained.

なお撚角度θは、上述の如く吸水収縮糸を構成する成分
のうち急速に収縮する繊維の単繊維が吸水収縮糸の長さ
方向と成す角θを示すが、その値は下記の計算式により
求めた値を用いるものとする。第5図は、吸水収縮糸5
(糸半径rcm,撚りピツチdcm)の中で急速に収縮する繊
維成分6が撚角度θで撚糸されている状態を示す模式図
であり、第6図はその展開図である。第5図および第6
図から容易に理解できるように、撚角度θは次の如く求
める。ここでは糸は完全な円柱であると仮定し、単繊維
間の空隙は無視する。
The twist angle θ indicates an angle θ formed by a single fiber, which is a rapidly shrinking fiber among the constituents of the water-absorbing shrinkable yarn, with the length direction of the water-absorbing shrinkable yarn, and the value is calculated by the following formula. The obtained value shall be used. FIG. 5 shows the water-absorbing shrinkable yarn 5.
FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing a state in which a fiber component 6 that rapidly shrinks in (thread radius rcm, twist pitch dcm) is twisted at a twist angle θ, and FIG. 6 is a development view thereof. 5 and 6
As can be easily understood from the figure, the twist angle θ is obtained as follows. Here, the thread is assumed to be a perfect cylinder, and voids between single fibers are ignored.

撚りピツチd:2.54/T(cm)(T:t/inで表わした撚数) dr:吸水収縮糸の正量繊度 ρ:吸水収縮糸の密度(異種繊維が混紡又は混撚されて
いる場合は加重平均してρを算出する) ρの値として、ビニロン=1.26 綿糸=1.54 レイヨン
=1.50 アクリロニトリル=1.15を用いる。
Twisting pitch d: 2.54 / T (cm) (T: Number of twists expressed in t / in) dr: Normal amount fineness of water-absorbing shrinkable yarn ρ: Density of water-absorbing shrinkable yarn (weighted average is calculated when different kinds of fibers are mixed-spun or mixed-twisted) As the value of ρ, vinylon = 1.26 cotton yarn = 1.54 rayon = 1.50 Use acrylonitrile = 1.15.

よりθ(°)を求める。 Θ (°) is obtained from

ただし単繊維は糸の外周上を通るのではなく、 の場所を通るとして扱う。However, the single fibers do not pass on the outer circumference of the thread, Treat as passing through.

吸水収縮糸のうちで急速に収縮する成分が諸撚糸となる
ように構成されている場合は、下撚糸における撚角度θ
と上撚糸撚角度θを上式により別々に算出し、下撚
と上撚が同一方向の場合(第7図参照)は、θ=θ
θで、下撚と上撚が逆方向の場合は、θ=θ−θ
として求める。
If the component of the water-absorbing shrinkable yarn that shrinks rapidly is the plied yarn, the twist angle θ in the lower twisted yarn
1 and upper twisted yarn twist angle θ 2 are calculated separately by the above formula, and when lower twist and upper twist are in the same direction (see FIG. 7), θ = θ 1 +
When the lower twist and the upper twist are in the opposite directions at θ 2 , θ = θ 1 −θ 2
Ask as.

また理由は明らかでないが、吸水により急速に収縮する
繊維と吸水によりゆつくり収縮する繊維を撚り合せた場
合、撚り糸の吸水後収縮応力および35℃吸水後収縮応力
は、それぞれのもとのヤーンの有する吸水後収縮応力又
は35℃吸水後収縮応力を合せた値より2倍以上になると
いう特異な現象も確認されている。
Although the reason is not clear, when a fiber that shrinks rapidly due to water absorption and a fiber that shrinks slowly due to water absorption are twisted together, the shrinkage stress after absorption of water and the shrinkage stress after absorption at 35 ° C of the twisted yarn are It is also confirmed that there is a peculiar phenomenon that the shrinkage stress after absorption of water or the shrinkage stress after absorption of water at 35 ° C. is more than doubled.

吸水により急速に収縮する繊維とゆつくり収縮する繊維
を一体化する際のそれぞれの繊維の形態は、フイラメン
ト+フイラメント、フイラメント+紡績糸、紡績糸+フ
イラメント、紡績糸+紡績糸のいずれでもよく、前述し
たように通常撚角度18°以下の撚をかけて用いられる。
また紡績時両者を混合しても良く、綿状又はスライバー
状での混合、紡績時の混合(いわゆるコアーヤーンとす
る)も可能である。
When integrating fibers that shrink rapidly and fibers that shrink slowly by absorbing water, the form of each fiber may be filament + filament, filament + spun yarn, spun yarn + filament, spun yarn + spun yarn, As described above, it is usually used by twisting with a twist angle of 18 ° or less.
Further, both may be mixed at the time of spinning, and it is also possible to perform mixing in a cotton shape or a sliver shape, and mixing at the time of spinning (so-called core yarn).

もちろん、この吸水収縮糸は、使用目的によりコード状
でそのまま使用してもよく、また織物や編物等の形状に
加工して使用してもよい。
Of course, the water-absorbing shrinkable yarn may be used as it is in the form of a cord depending on the purpose of use, or may be used after being processed into a woven fabric or a knitted fabric.

次に、吸水収縮糸および吸水により急速に収縮する繊維
さらに吸水によりゆつくり収縮する繊維等の性能測定に
ついて詳述する。なお測定に供する繊維および糸(以
下、両者を代表して繊維と称す)は、予め標準状態(20
℃±2℃、相対湿度65±2%)の雰囲気中に放置し、水
分平衡に至らせた後、標準状態下で測定を行なう。
Next, the performance measurement of the water-absorptive shrinkable yarn, the fiber rapidly shrinking by the water absorption, and the fiber tightly shrinking by the water absorption will be described in detail. The fibers and yarns (hereinafter referred to as “fibers” as a representative of both) to be used for the measurement are in advance in a standard state (20
After leaving it in an atmosphere of ℃ ± 2 ℃, relative humidity 65 ± 2%) to reach water equilibrium, measure under standard conditions.

1.吸水時収縮率および吸水時収縮速度 繊維に水中で1mg/dの荷重がかかるようにし20±1℃の
水中に繊維を浸漬して、浸漬時間(秒)と収縮率(元長
に対する収縮率)を測定する。そしてその際の収縮率30
%に達する時間(秒)を吸水時収縮速度、水浸5分以下
における最大収縮率を吸水時収縮率とする。
1. Shrinkage rate when absorbing water and shrinkage rate when absorbing water Immerse the fiber in water at 20 ± 1 ℃ so that a load of 1 mg / d is applied to the fiber in water, dipping time (sec) and shrinkage rate (shrinkage with respect to original length) Rate). And the contraction rate at that time 30
The time (seconds) to reach% is defined as the shrinkage rate upon water absorption, and the maximum shrinkage rate after 5 minutes of water immersion is defined as the shrinkage rate upon water absorption.

2.吸水時収縮応力および吸水時収縮応力発現速度 繊維に5mg/dの張力をかけて定速伸長型引張り試験機に
つかみ間隔10cmとして取り付け、次いで繊維を20±1℃
の水中に浸漬してつかみ間隔不変の状態で収縮応力と浸
漬時間(秒)の関係を測定する。そしてその際の水浸5
分以内の最大収縮応力を吸水時収縮応力(単位:mg/d)
とし、また試料がヤーンの場合収縮応力が150mg/dまた
は50mg/d、試料がコードの場合収縮応力が30mg/dに到達
するまでに要する時間(秒)を吸水時収縮応力発現速度
とする。
2. Shrinkage stress at water absorption and shrinkage stress development time at water absorption A tension of 5 mg / d is applied to the fiber and it is attached to a constant-speed elongation type tensile tester with a gripping interval of 10 cm, then the fiber is 20 ± 1 ° C.
Immersed in water and the relationship between shrinkage stress and immersion time (seconds) is measured with the gripping interval unchanged. And then water immersion 5
The maximum shrinkage stress within minutes is the shrinkage stress when absorbing water (unit: mg / d)
When the sample is a yarn, the contraction stress is 150 mg / d or 50 mg / d, and when the sample is a cord, the time (sec) required until the contraction stress reaches 30 mg / d is defined as the contraction stress development rate during water absorption.

3.吸水時30%収縮時収縮応力、同保持能力 繊維を元長に対して30%弛ませた状態で定速伸長型引張
り試験機につかみ間隔10cmにして取り付け、次いで繊維
を20±1℃の水中に浸漬して、つかみ間隔不変の状態で
収縮応力と浸漬時間(秒)の関係を測定する。そしてそ
の際の、水浸5分以内の最大収縮応力値を吸水時30%収
縮時収縮応力(単位:mg/d)とし、水浸5分後の時点で
の収縮応力を吸水時30%収縮時収縮応力保持能力(単
位:mg/d)とする。
3. Shrinkage stress at 30% contraction when absorbing water, same retention capacity While the fiber is slackened by 30% from the original length, it is attached to a constant-speed extension type tensile tester with a gripping interval of 10 cm, and then the fiber is 20 ± 1 ° C. The test piece is dipped in water and the relationship between shrinkage stress and immersion time (seconds) is measured with the gripping interval unchanged. At that time, the maximum shrinkage stress value within 5 minutes of water immersion is defined as the shrinkage stress at the time of water absorption of 30% (unit: mg / d), and the shrinkage stress at the time of 5 minutes after water immersion is 30% of the water absorption. Retaining capacity for shrinkage stress (unit: mg / d).

4.吸水後収縮応力 吸水時30%収縮時収縮応力測定法と同一の方法により、
16時間浸漬した時の収縮応力を吸水後収縮応力(単位:m
g/d)とする。
4. Shrinkage stress after absorption of water By the same method as the contraction stress measurement method at 30% contraction when absorbing water,
Shrinkage stress after soaking for 16 hours after shrinkage (unit: m
g / d).

5.35℃吸水後収縮応力 水温を35±1℃とし、浸漬時間を8時間とする以外は吸
水後収縮応力と同一の方法で測定した時の収縮応力を35
℃吸水後収縮応力(単位:mg/d)とする。
5.35 ° C Shrinkage stress after absorption of water The shrinkage stress when measured by the same method as the shrinkage stress after absorption of water, except that the water temperature is 35 ± 1 ° C and the immersion time is 8 hours.
℃ Shrinkage stress after absorbing water (unit: mg / d)

6.吸水後強度 吸水時30%収縮時収縮応力測定法と同一の方法により、
16時間浸漬したサンプルを水を含んだ状態のままで定速
伸長型引張り試験機を用いて引張り破断強さを測定す
る。チヤツク部への取り付け時は5mg/dの初荷重をかけ
る。
6. Strength after absorption of water By the same method as the contraction stress measurement method at 30% contraction when absorbing water,
The tensile rupture strength is measured using a constant-speed elongation type tensile tester while the sample immersed for 16 hours is kept containing water. Apply 5 mg / d of initial load when attaching to the check part.

以下、本発明を実施例により説明する。Hereinafter, the present invention will be described with reference to examples.

実施例および比較例 (1)急速に収縮する繊維の製造 イタコン酸2モル%変性PVA(平均重合度1800,鹸化度97
モル%)を使用して、PVA水溶液濃度50%の原液とし、
口金から空気中に吐出した紡糸原糸を下記条件により冷
却、予備乾燥、乾燥を行つた。
Examples and Comparative Examples (1) Production of rapidly shrinking fibers Itaconic acid 2 mol% modified PVA (average polymerization degree 1800, saponification degree 97
Mol%) to prepare a stock solution with a concentration of 50% PVA in water,
The spun raw yarn discharged from the spinneret into the air was cooled, pre-dried and dried under the following conditions.

紡糸筒温度(冷却ゾーン) :30℃ 〃 (予備乾燥ゾーン):110℃ 冷却ゾーン長さ :0.25m 予備乾燥ゾーン長さ :2.35m 乾燥温度 :125℃ 乾燥した紡糸原糸の水分率は0.1%以下であつた。この
紡糸原糸を200℃の延伸炉を通して5.5倍に延伸し、650d
/72fのヤーンを得た。この繊維をAヤーンとし、性能を
第2表に示す。
Spinneret temperature (cooling zone): 30 ℃ 〃 (preliminary drying zone): 110 ℃ Cooling zone length: 0.25m Predrying zone length: 2.35m Drying temperature: 125 ℃ Moisture content of the dried spinning raw yarn is 0.1% It was as follows. This spinning raw yarn was drawn 5.5 times through a drawing furnace at 200 ° C, and 650d
I got a yarn of 72f. This fiber was designated as A yarn and the performance is shown in Table 2.

(2)ゆつくり収縮する繊維の製造 重合度1700、ケン化度99.9モル%のPVA水溶液を飽和Na2
SO4水溶液中で湿式紡糸後、40℃の空気中及び90℃の飽
和Na2SO4水溶液中で4.5倍に延伸し、そのままの定長状
態において絶乾するまで130℃の熱風乾燥と170℃の熱処
理を行つた。この繊維は水による著るしい膨潤と収縮を
ともなうため、定長を維持するに十分な張力を与えた状
態で繊維付着Na2SO4除去を目的とする30℃の水洗、給油
等の湿潤処理を施し、更に対繊維水分率が40%に到達す
るまでは80℃、次に120℃の熱風により緊張下で乾燥し
た。得られた単繊維デニール1.5drの糸篠を用い、パー
ロツク方式で索切後、リング精紡機で綿番手10′s/1、
撚数6.8t/in(Z)の紡績糸を得た。この紡績糸をBヤ
ーンとし、性能を第2表に示した。
(2) Manufacture of fibers that shrink and shrink slowly An aqueous solution of PVA with a polymerization degree of 1700 and a saponification degree of 99.9 mol% is saturated with Na 2
After wet spinning in SO 4 aqueous solution was stretched to 4.5 times in a 40 ° C. in air and 90 ° C. saturated Na 2 SO 4 aqueous solution, as the hot air drying and 170 ° C. of 130 ° C. until the absolute dry at a constant length state Heat treatment was performed. Since this fiber is significantly swelled and shrunk by water, it is washed with water at 30 ° C for the purpose of removing Na 2 SO 4 adhering to the fiber while applying sufficient tension to maintain a fixed length, and a wet treatment such as oiling. And was dried under tension with hot air at 80 ° C. and then 120 ° C. until the moisture content to fiber reached 40%. Using the obtained monofilament denier 1.5-dr thread, after cutting with a parlock system, using a ring spinning machine, cotton count 10's / 1,
A spun yarn having a twist number of 6.8 t / in (Z) was obtained. This spun yarn was used as B yarn, and the performance is shown in Table 2.

(3)吸水により実質的に収縮しない繊維 市販の綿糸10′s/1を(Cヤーンと称す)用いた。その
性能を第2表に示した。
(3) Fibers that do not substantially shrink due to water absorption Commercially available cotton yarn 10's / 1 (referred to as C yarn) was used. The performance is shown in Table 2.

(4)吸水収縮糸の作製 上記(1)、(2)および(3)で得られたヤーンを用
いて下記の如き構成の撚り糸を作製した。
(4) Preparation of water-absorbing shrinkable yarn Using the yarns obtained in (1), (2) and (3) above, a twisted yarn having the following constitution was produced.

実施例1〜4 急速に収縮するヤーン650d/72f 1本とゆつくり収縮する
繊維10′s/1 2本をリング撚糸機によりS方向に撚数=
5,8,10.5,14t/in(急速に収縮する繊維の撚角度はそれ
ぞれ8.1°,12.8°,16.9°,22.4°となる)に合撚糸し、
得られた糸をそれぞれ実施例1,2,3,4とした。
Examples 1 to 4 One rapidly-shrinking yarn 650d / 72f and ten loosely-shrinking fibers 10's / 12 two were twisted in the S direction by a ring twisting machine =
5,8,10.5,14t / in (twisting angles of rapidly shrinking fibers are 8.1 °, 12.8 °, 16.9 °, 22.4 ° respectively)
The obtained yarns were designated as Examples 1, 2, 3, and 4, respectively.

実施例5 上記実施例1〜4と同一のヤーン構成とし、撚数5t/in
(急速に収縮する繊維の撚角度は8.0°となる)として
紡績糸と同一方向の撚り(Z方向)をかけた。
Example 5 The same yarn constitution as in Examples 1 to 4 above was used, and the twist number was 5 t / in.
Twisting in the same direction as the spun yarn (Z direction) was applied as (twist angle of rapidly shrinking fiber is 8.0 °).

比較例1 ゆつくり収縮するヤーン10′s/1のみを3本用いて、リ
ング撚糸機で撚数4.8t/in(S方向)に加撚した。
Comparative Example 1 Using only 3 yarns 10's / 1 that are loose and shrinkable, twisting was performed with a ring twisting machine at a twist number of 4.8 t / in (S direction).

比較例2 急速に収縮するヤーン650d/72fのみを3本用いて、リン
グ撚糸機でS方向に撚数4.6t/in(急速に収縮する繊維
の撚角度は7.6°)に加撚した。
Comparative Example 2 Only three rapidly shrinking yarns 650d / 72f were used and twisted in a S direction with a ring twisting machine to a twist number of 4.6 t / in (the rapidly shrinking fiber has a twist angle of 7.6 °).

比較例3 急速に収縮するヤーン650d/72f/1×2の諸撚コードを下
撚数14t/in(s)×上撚数5t/in(s)に撚糸した。急速に収
縮する繊維の撚角度は20.7°である。同一撚方向に撚糸
した理由は、撚り糸の形状をコンパクトにし、吸水後強
度を高めるためである。
Comparative Example 3 A rapidly contracting yarn 650d / 72f / 1 × 2 ply cord was twisted into a lower twist number of 14 t / in (s) × upper twist number of 5 t / in (s) . The twist angle of the rapidly shrinking fiber is 20.7 °. The reason for twisting in the same twisting direction is to make the shape of the twisted yarn compact and to increase the strength after absorbing water.

比較例4 急速に収縮するヤーン650d/72f 1本と実質的に収縮しな
いヤーン(綿糸)10′s/1 2本をリング撚糸機によりS
方向に5t/inに加撚した。急速に収縮する繊維の撚角度
は7.4°である。以上の実施例1〜5および比較例1〜
4で得られた糸の諸性能を第3表に示す。
Comparative Example 4 One yarn 650d / 72f that rapidly shrinks and 10 ′s / two yarns (cotton yarn) that do not substantially shrink are S
Twisted to 5 t / in in the direction. The twist angle of the rapidly shrinking fiber is 7.4 °. Examples 1 to 5 and Comparative Example 1 described above
Various properties of the yarn obtained in No. 4 are shown in Table 3.

これらの結果より、実施例1,2,3および5は、本発明で
いう吸水により急速に収縮する繊維とゆつくり収縮する
繊維を組み合せ、かつ撚角度θを18°以下に撚糸した場
合であり、この場合には本発明でいう吸水収縮糸の好適
特性をすべて満足していることは明らかである。なお撚
方向を変えても吸水収縮糸の特性は殆んど変わらない
(実施例5)。また実施例4は、吸水により急速に収縮
する繊維とゆつくり収縮する繊維を組み合せた場合であ
るが、撚角度を高くして糸をコンパクトにしたものであ
る。この場合には、吸水時収縮速度および吸水時収縮応
力発現速度が若干低下し、本発明の好適要求を満たさな
いことを示しているが、このような性能であつても吸水
収縮糸としてなお多くの用途に使用することができる。
From these results, Examples 1, 2, 3 and 5 are cases in which the fibers which shrink rapidly due to water absorption and the fibers which shrink slowly due to water absorption are combined and the twist angle θ is twisted to 18 ° or less. In this case, it is clear that all the preferred characteristics of the water-absorbing shrinkable yarn according to the present invention are satisfied. Even if the twisting direction is changed, the characteristics of the water-absorbing shrinkable yarn hardly change (Example 5). Further, Example 4 is a case in which a fiber that rapidly shrinks due to water absorption and a fiber that shrinks softly are combined, but the twist angle is increased and the yarn is made compact. In this case, the rate of shrinkage upon absorption of water and the rate of development of contraction stress upon absorption of water are slightly reduced, indicating that the preferred requirements of the present invention are not satisfied. Can be used for.

一方、比較例1は、吸水によりゆつくり収縮する繊維の
みからなる糸の場合であるが、この場合には吸水時収縮
速度および吸水時収縮応力発現速度が著しく低い。また
比較例2は、吸水により急速に収縮する繊維のみからな
る場合であるが、この場合には吸水後強度が全くなく、
吸水後収縮応力および35℃吸水後収縮応力も満足できる
ものではない。また比較例3は、吸水により急速に収縮
するヤーンのみを用いてコードをコンパクトにし、吸水
後強度を高くした場合であるが、この場合にも吸水時収
縮速度が低下し、吸水時収縮応力発現速度が極度に低下
する。さらに比較例4は、吸水により急速に収縮するヤ
ーンと吸水により実質的に収縮しないヤーンを組合せた
場合であり、吸水後収縮応力および35℃吸水後収縮応力
が低すぎることを示している。さらに、第3表に示した
糸を使いすておむつの長手方向端縁部に(一方の端縁部
に同じ糸2本を平行に引きそろえて)用いて試作した使
いすておむつを生後12カ月の乳児に着用させて実用テス
トを行つた結果、下記の通りで、本発明による吸水収縮
糸が良好な結果を示した。
On the other hand, Comparative Example 1 is a yarn composed of only fibers that shrink and shrink slowly by absorbing water, but in this case, the shrinkage rate upon absorption of water and the contraction stress development rate upon absorption of water are extremely low. Further, Comparative Example 2 is a case where the fiber is composed only of fibers that rapidly shrink due to water absorption, but in this case, there is no strength after water absorption,
The shrinkage stress after absorbing water and the shrinkage stress after absorbing water at 35 ° C are not satisfactory either. Comparative Example 3 is a case in which the cord is made compact by using only the yarn that rapidly shrinks due to water absorption, and the strength after water absorption is increased. In this case as well, the contraction speed upon water absorption decreases and the contraction stress upon water absorption occurs. Extremely slow speed. Further, Comparative Example 4 is a case where a yarn that rapidly shrinks by absorbing water and a yarn that does not shrink substantially by absorbing water are combined, and it is shown that the shrinkage stress after absorbing water and the shrinking stress after absorbing water at 35 ° C. are too low. In addition, a trial-made disposable diaper was produced by using the yarns shown in Table 3 for the longitudinal edge of the diaper (with two identical yarns aligned in parallel to one edge). As a result of carrying out a practical test by wearing it on a baby aged for 10 months, the water-absorbing shrinkable yarn according to the present invention showed good results as follows.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of drawings]

第1図は吸水により収縮する繊維(1)と実質的に収縮
しない繊維(2)を撚り合せた糸の模式図、第2図は第
1図の糸を収縮させた場合の糸の模式図、第3図は吸水
により急速に収縮する繊維(3)と吸水によりゆつくり
収縮する繊維(4)を撚り合せた糸の模式図、第4図は
第3図の糸を収縮させた場合の糸の模式図である。第5
図は吸水収縮糸(5)の中における急速に収縮する繊維
の単繊維(6)の状態を模式的に示したもので、図中r
は吸水収縮糸の半径、dは撚りピツチ、θは撚角度を示
す。第6図は第5図の展開図である。第7図は吸水収縮
糸が、下撚、上撚が同一方向に撚糸され諸撚とされた場
合における急速に収縮する繊維の単繊維の状態を模式的
に示したもので、図中7は下撚糸を、6は急速に収縮す
る繊維の単繊維を、θは下撚糸における急速に収縮す
る繊維の単繊維の撚角度を、θは上撚糸における下撚
糸の撚角度を示す。
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a yarn in which a fiber (1) that shrinks by absorbing water and a fiber (2) that does not substantially shrink are twisted together, and FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of the yarn when the yarn of FIG. 1 is contracted. , Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of a yarn in which a fiber (3) that rapidly shrinks by absorbing water and a fiber (4) that shrinks slowly by absorbing water (4) are twisted together, and Fig. 4 shows a case where the yarn of Fig. 3 is contracted. It is a schematic diagram of a thread. Fifth
The figure schematically shows the state of the monofilament (6) of rapidly shrinking fibers in the water-absorption shrinkable yarn (5).
Is the radius of the water-absorbing shrinkable yarn, d is the twist pitch, and θ is the twist angle. FIG. 6 is a development view of FIG. FIG. 7 schematically shows the state of a single fiber of rapidly shrinking fibers when the water-absorbing shrinkage yarn is twisted in the same direction as the lower twist and the upper twist, and is a single fiber. The twisted yarn is 6, a monofilament of rapidly shrinking fibers, θ 1 is the twist angle of the monofilament of rapidly shrinking fibers in the undertwisted yarn, and θ 2 is the twisted angle of the undertwisted yarn in the upper twisted yarn.

Claims (6)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】20℃水中における最大収縮率が30%以上で
かつ吸水により急速に収縮する繊維と、20℃水中におけ
る最大収縮率が30%以上でかつ吸水によりゆっくり収縮
する繊維を混撚または混紡してなる吸水収縮糸。
1. A fiber having a maximum shrinkage of 20% or more in water at 30 ° C. and rapidly shrinking by water absorption, and a fiber having a maximum shrinkage of 20% in water at 20 ° C. or more and slowly shrinking by water absorption. Water-absorbing shrinkable yarn.
【請求項2】20℃水中における最大収縮率が30%以上
で、30%収縮に達する時間が10秒以下であり、原長状態
での20℃水中における収縮応力が30mg/d以上で、30mg/d
の収縮応力発現までの時間が10秒以下であり、かつ原長
より30%収縮させた状態で20℃水中に16時間浸漬した時
の吸水状態における収縮応力が10mg/d以上で、この状態
における強度が300mg/d以上である特許請求の範囲第1
項記載の吸水収縮糸。
2. The maximum shrinkage rate in 20 ° C. water is 30% or more, the time to reach 30% shrinkage is 10 seconds or less, and the shrinkage stress in 20 ° C. water in the original length state is 30 mg / d or more, 30 mg. / d
The time until the contraction stress develops is 10 seconds or less, and the contraction stress in the water absorption state when immersed in water at 20 ° C for 16 hours in a state of contracting 30% from the original length is 10 mg / d or more. Claim 1 whose strength is 300 mg / d or more
The water-absorbing shrinkable yarn according to item.
【請求項3】急速に収縮する繊維の撚角度が18°以下に
撚糸されている特許請求の範囲第1項または第2項記載
の吸水収縮糸。
3. The water absorbing shrinkable yarn according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the twisting angle of the rapidly shrinking fiber is 18 ° or less.
【請求項4】吸水により急速に収縮する繊維が20℃の水
中において、最大収縮率が30%以上で、30%収縮率に達
する所得時間10秒以下であり、原長状態での20℃水中に
おける収縮応力が150mg/d以上で、150mg/d収縮応力発現
までの時間が10秒以下であり、かつ原長より30%収縮さ
せた状態での20℃水中における収縮応力が30mg/d以上
で、この状態で5分間放置した時の収縮応力が20mg/d以
上である特許請求の範囲第1〜3項のいずれかに記載の
吸水収縮糸。
4. In water at 20 ° C., the fibers that shrink rapidly due to water absorption have a maximum shrinkage of 30% or more, and the income time to reach 30% shrinkage is 10 seconds or less. When the shrinkage stress is 150 mg / d or more, the time until the 150 mg / d shrinkage stress develops is 10 seconds or less, and the shrinkage stress in water at 20 ° C is 30 mg / d or more when contracted by 30% from the original length. The water-absorbing shrinkable yarn according to any one of claims 1 to 3, which has a shrinkage stress of 20 mg / d or more when left for 5 minutes in this state.
【請求項5】吸水によりゆっくり収縮する繊維が、20℃
水中において、最大収縮率が30%以上で、30%収縮率に
達する所要時間が10秒〜5分であり、原長状態での20℃
水中における収縮応力が50mg/d以上で、50mg/dの収縮応
力発現までの時間が10秒〜5分であり、かつ原長より30
%収縮させた状態で20℃水中に16時間浸漬した時の吸水
状態における収縮応力が5mg/d以上であり、この状態に
おける強度が500mg/d以上である特許請求の範囲第1〜
3項のいずれかに記載の吸水収縮糸。
5. A fiber that shrinks slowly due to water absorption is 20 ° C.
In water, the maximum shrinkage rate is 30% or more, the time required to reach 30% shrinkage rate is 10 seconds to 5 minutes, and 20 ° C in the original length state
The contraction stress in water is 50 mg / d or more, the time until the contraction stress of 50 mg / d appears is 10 seconds to 5 minutes, and it is 30 from the original length.
% Contraction stress in the water absorption state when immersed in 20 ° C. water for 16 hours in a contracted state is 5 mg / d or more, and strength in this state is 500 mg / d or more.
The water-absorptive shrinkable yarn according to any one of 3 above.
【請求項6】吸水により急速に収縮する繊維がカルボキ
シル基含有変性ポリビニルアルコールからなり吸水によ
りゆっくり収縮する繊維が未変性ポリビニルアルコール
からなる特許請求の範囲第1〜5項のいずれかに記載の
吸水収縮糸。
6. The water absorption according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the fiber which shrinks rapidly with water absorption is a modified polyvinyl alcohol containing a carboxyl group, and the fiber which shrinks slowly with water absorption is an unmodified polyvinyl alcohol. Shrink yarn.
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EP86115092A EP0220741B1 (en) 1985-11-01 1986-10-30 Rapidly shrinking fiber and water-absorbing shrinkable yarn and other materials comprising same
DE8686115092T DE3687735T2 (en) 1985-11-01 1986-10-30 QUICK SHRINKING FIBER, WATER ABSORBING SHRINKABLE YARN AND OTHER ITEMS CONTAINING THIS FIBER.
CA000521920A CA1304570C (en) 1985-11-01 1986-10-31 Water absorbing rapidly shrinking fibers
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