JPS5959942A - Production of staple fiber fabric - Google Patents
Production of staple fiber fabricInfo
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Abstract
(57)【要約】本公報は電子出願前の出願データであるた
め要約のデータは記録されません。(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.
Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
本発明は流体緯糸挿入式織機による短繊維織物の製造方
法に関するものである。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method for producing staple fiber fabric using a fluid weft insertion type loom.
近年、製織工程の合理化を目的として、従来の効率の惑
いシャトルに替り、高圧噴射水等の流体を・ギヤリヤー
(こした超高速の織機が勢んに導入され、長繊維σ)フ
ィラメント糸やその加工糸の製織に於(・ては非常(・
C生IJr性を+げ′〔いう。In recent years, with the aim of streamlining the weaving process, ultra-high-speed looms that use fluids such as high-pressure water jets and gear rears have been introduced in place of the conventional shuttles, which have been lacking in efficiency. When weaving processed yarn,
C raw I Jr sex + ge' [say.
然るに短繊維をこの様な織機で製織し」−5とすると糸
の素抜けやガイドの目詰り等σ〕lラブルが多発し、長
繊維の場合σ)様な生産性向上の手段とはなり難℃・。However, when short fibers are woven using such a loom, troubles such as loose threads and clogging of the guides occur frequently, and in the case of long fibers, problems such as σ) are not effective as a means of improving productivity. Difficult.
一方、市場の一コーズはナチュラルな風合指向が増々強
<フ、[つて短繊維織物の重要性が増して来ており、か
〜る短繊維織物が前記のように高能イ1な流体織機で織
り離℃゛と(・う事は大きな悩みで、G、る。On the other hand, one cause in the market is becoming more and more oriented towards natural textures. It's a big problem for me to separate from the weaving.
本発明の目的は、この様な点Kv:1−1p、IPjl
#!紐でも超高速の流体織機にてフイラメノ)・糸と変
らない程度に織+する様工夫した短繊維織物の製造方法
を提案するものである。The purpose of the present invention is to solve such points Kv:1-1p, IPjl
#! This paper proposes a method for producing short fiber fabrics that can be woven using an ultra-high-speed fluid loom to the same degree as filament yarn.
即ち、本発明は短繊維束が、その表M f8紐の一部に
より排口され、且つ該撰回#υ維はS撚方向に捲回する
ものと2撚方向に椿回す乙ものとが在り、該両伴回繊維
が共に存在する集束構造部を糸長方向に沿って、−ti
l1分、若しくは、全部に亘って形成せしめた短線11
1捲回糸となし、該短繊維4V:回糸を単糸の状態で、
少フ(くとも緯糸に用℃・て、流体f?糸挿入式織機で
製織−l−ることを特徴2fろ短繊維織物の製造方法に
ある。That is, in the present invention, the short fiber bundle is discharged by a part of the front M f8 string, and the selected #υ fibers are wound in the S twist direction and B twisted in the 2 twist direction. -ti
Short line 11 formed over 1 minute or the entire length
1 wound yarn, the short fiber 4V: the wound yarn is in a single yarn state,
The method for producing a 2F staple fiber fabric is characterized in that it is woven using a fluid-filled yarn insertion type loom with a small amount of weft.
」Jl、本発明を詳i+111 VCit見明する。”Jl, the present invention will be explained in detail in i+111 VCit.
CIT−図は本発明グ)方法に使用−fる短(段訂(4
7(同系σ) 、’!11!造方イハ0)−・例を示1
一工程図で、免−って、1は素A−(とγ、(石トウ、
或いはスライバーであり。CIT - Diagram used in the present invention method - Short version (4th edition)
7 (similar σ),'! 11! How to make it Iha 0) -・Example 1
In a process diagram, 1 is the element A-(and γ, (stone tow,
Or a sliver.
ローラー2,3(7)間で牽切、或いはドラフトされて
れりいフリースと1「9、空気旋回ノズル4で仮押(さ
Jlて表層繊訂トが接口した知繊維催同系7と/3(す
、ローラー5を経てワ・rフタ−6に捲き11vられる
。その際、素材トウ、或いはスラーイバー1は幅広い状
態で供給しているので、ローラー3にて引き取られる繊
維は常に通るところが一定せ1゛、ランダムに変化する
、従ってこれを・旋回〕人ル4で強制的に仮撚−fると
その旋撚点Aはi’l:J h”+左右に@1−<変化
し、このため周辺より擢込まれる繊Xjtの状態は常に
変化し、その結果出来上った糸は第二図の如(捜回tf
&、維の排口方向が2撚方向のもの8と、S撚方向のも
の9とが在り、この両捲回繊訂tが共に介在1−イ)集
中構造部を糸軸方向に沿って、−fitt分、若しくは
全部に亘って形成→上しめた短繊維4V:が得r)れろ
。The fleece is cut or drafted between the rollers 2 and 3 (7), and the fiber is temporarily pressed with the air swirling nozzle 4. 3. The material tow or sliver 1 is supplied in a wide range after passing through the roller 5 and wound around the wafer 6. At this time, the fibers taken up by the roller 3 always pass through the same place. 1. It changes randomly, so when you forcibly twist it with 4 turns, the twisting point A changes from i'l:J h"+ left and right @1-<. , Therefore, the state of the fiber Xjt that is collected from the surrounding area is constantly changing, and the resulting yarn is as shown in Figure 2 (searching tf
&, There are two types 8 in which the fiber outlet direction is 2-twist direction and 9 type in S-twist direction, and both of these winding fibers t are interposed. , -fitt, or the entire length of the short fibers 4V: is obtained.
第二図は、本発明方法に使用(−石知繊柑捲同系の例を
示す斜視図であイ)。Figure 2 is a perspective view showing an example of Ishichisen Kanmaki used in the method of the present invention.
該短線紐捲同系は、このイ蚤に2方向の排口繊維を有す
るので、これを流体噴射n入れ式織機で製織しても、こ
の排口が角イか1+て糸が素抜ける様ブI現象は起らな
いし、短線IFの脱落も少(・。This type of short wire cord winding has outlet fibers in two directions in this thread, so even if it is woven with a fluid injection type loom, the outlet is square or 1+, so that the yarn can be easily pulled out. The I phenomenon does not occur, and there is little dropout of the short line IF (・.
この様な効果を確実に召1石為には、使用−[71短繊
維の繊ili長に対して、少くとも5ヶ所以−4−出来
れば20ケ所以上の前記集束構造部のイI在が望ましい
。それには、前述の如く供給繊維を出来るだけ広げて仮
撚旋撚点なバラつかせたり、椿込周辺の単繊kIFの存
在が常にう/ダノ・変化する様な状態が望まし、い。ま
た同様な意味で供給素材1はスライバーよりもトつな用
いてこれをローラー2,30間で強制的に引き1切った
方が短繊維のランダムにバラけだものが得らね、(巻回
方向の変化が太きく12(つで都合がμい。同様(でし
てこσ)「1−ター間のトラフ1も20倍以上の大きな
倍率にしJ、一方が繊維が乱れて棒fziが」、く変化
1石。In order to ensure such an effect, it is necessary to use - [71] The presence of the above-mentioned converging structures at at least 5 or more locations, preferably at least 20 locations, relative to the fiber length of the short fibers. is desirable. For this purpose, as mentioned above, it is desirable to spread the supplied fibers as much as possible so that the false twisting and twisting points vary, and to create a state in which the presence of the single fiber kIF around the camellia is constantly changing. In the same sense, it is better to use a sliver as the feed material 1 and forcefully pull it between the rollers 2 and 30 to cut it into pieces. The change in direction of rotation is large, and the convenience is μ.Similarly (deteko σ), the trough 1 between 1 and ter is also set to a large magnification of 20 times or moreJ, and the fibers on one side are disordered and the rod fzi ”, 1 koku change.
更に、前記集束構造部について詳しく説明すると、所t
h流、体緯糸挿入式の織機はシャトルの代りに篩用で噴
射された水流又は空気流に糸をl1Ll!セて緯糸打込
入を行なう、その際、長繊維のフイラメノ)糸やり11
工糸ではスムースに糸が搬ばれイ)が旬Iがd、ftを
原料とする紡績先物に単糸では、H糸が搬ばれる途中で
糸が素抜(うて糸切れを起したりカイ)に引掛ったりし
てうまく搬ばれフ、(い4、この現象を詳しく観察する
と、流体411i人式織機ではシャトル織機とは異なり
糸の進行先端は常にフリー状態であり、糸にトルクがあ
ったり、噴射流体が回転しながら飛んだりすると、紡績
糸に川げらねている撚が解けて部分的に糸の強度の低ド
する個所が出来、そこが素抜げて糸tJJ jlを起す
事が判明した。しかも、一般に流体苓・噴射して緯入れ
を1−石場合は、いくら精度良く作っても旋回的な力が
成程度働くし、又紡績糸の単糸は、程度の差はあJし必
ら一シ゛1・1りが存在−j 7)σ)でこの間穎はと
51ても避けσ「(・。Furthermore, to explain the focusing structure in detail, the location t
H-style, body-weft insertion type looms use a sieve instead of a shuttle to feed the threads into the jetted water or air stream! When weaving in the weft yarn, at that time, weaving the filament of long fibers) yarn spear 11
In the case of machine yarn, the yarn is conveyed smoothly (a), but in the case of single yarn, the yarn is unraveled during the conveyance of the H yarn (cutting of the warp yarn or chiming). (4) If we look closely at this phenomenon, unlike shuttle looms, the tip of the thread is always free, and there is no torque on the thread. When the jet fluid rotates and flies, the twists in the spun yarn unravel, creating areas where the strength of the yarn is low, which pulls out easily and causes the yarn to become tJJ jl. In addition, in general, when weft insertion is carried out by jetting a fluid, a certain amount of swirling force is applied no matter how precise the weft insertion is. Yes, there must be one si ゛1.1-j 7) σ), and during this time, even if the 51 is avoided, σ ``(・.
また仮に撚が解はスCい迄も高速流体で表面繊釘1が飛
ばされ脱落し、或いは表面繊組の2・解撚さ)1て分離
し、これがガイド等に詰って糸切れの原因となる。特に
、流体として水を用いる所謂ウォータージェット織りで
は1分離脱落した短欅維が水で詔れているのてガイド等
に(’J”;ff L、易く、容易lc事では取れl〔
いでトラブルを起−I事も判明(−だ、
勿論これ等の事柄は紡績糸の双糸を川℃・ζ)ηIによ
り大幅に改善されるが、薄い織物を作りたいとか、低コ
ストの織物が欲しいという時などは片系の方がt、lL
合良く、どの様な場合でも全部双糸で間に合わせる訳に
は行かない。Furthermore, even if the twisting is untwisted, the surface fibers 1 will be blown off by the high-speed fluid and fall off, or the surface fibers 2 and 2 (untwisted) 1 will separate and become stuck in guides etc., causing thread breakage. becomes. In particular, in so-called water jet weaving, which uses water as the fluid, the short zelkova fibers that have fallen off by one minute are blown away by the water, so they can be removed easily by the guide, etc.
(-da, Of course, these problems can be greatly improved by changing the twin yarns of spun yarn to river ℃・ζ)ηI, but if you want to make thin fabrics or low-cost fabrics. When you want a one-sided system, use t,lL
However, in all cases, it is not possible to make do with double thread.
この様1.1車で市場での1届いす・f、ユラル風合指
向にもか〜わらず、従来より流体緯糸挿入式の織機では
短繊維の坤糸製織は非常に難かしい問題であったが、我
々はこの点につり・て種々検討して17.た結果、短繊
維を捲回方式で抱合し、しかもその表層仲灯1の4?g
き付き方向として、S拐方向のものと、Z掬力向σ〕も
a)とを含ませて排口拘合した’>、ii ffl・l
l紺催回同系使用イーる場合に素抜:ノも無く、単糸で
十分短繊維の流体緯糸挿入式製織が可能である事を見出
した。即ち、その理由はばつきりしないが、恐C〕<こ
の様な構造にj ’、、)!llして」、す、流体噴射
に伴う回転力がどの様にfpl) ℃・でも糸は解撚さ
ねて素抜けが起る事が皆無iC1:rす、また、短繊維
の脱落も少な(なる為と思わJl()。In spite of the fact that 1.1 wheels are available in the market, and the yural texture is oriented, it has been very difficult to weave staple fibers with conventional fluid weft insertion type looms. However, we have conducted various studies regarding this point.17. As a result, short fibers were conjugated using a winding method, and the surface layer was 1-4? g
As the pulling direction, the S scooping direction and the Z scooping force direction σ] were also included in a) and the outlet was engaged.'>, ii ffl・l
It has been found that when using the same type of navy blue yarn, fluid weft insertion type weaving of short fibers is possible with a single yarn without any problems. In other words, I don't know why, but I'm afraid C]<j',,) for such a structure! How is the rotational force associated with the fluid jetting (fpl)? (I think it's for the sake of becoming Jl().
−’、)j 、 fl′!l三図(L捲回繊維が一方向
撚σ)みを有”イる短線fli 41’?回糸の製造方
法の一例を示イエ程図でバ・)って、スーライバ−1を
コレクター10で四束しン「がらローラー2,3で)ラ
フトしたものを空気旋回ノズル4で仮撚し、その際更に
スフーrバー1よりも細い第ニスライバー11をローラ
ー12.13でドラフトし、アスピレータ−14にて前
記仮撚点に導いてその周囲に椿き付かせ、積極的に安定
した持回繊維を形成させこの方法で得られる糸は第四図
の4日<、捲回繊維が一方向撚のみの短繊維捲回糸が(
()られるが、この糸は流体噴射1人式織機で製織−t
ろと。−', )j, fl'! Figure 3 shows an example of the method for manufacturing a short wire in which the L-wound fibers have a unidirectional twist σ. The varnish sliver 11, which is thinner than the straight bar 1, is drafted by the rollers 12 and 13, and then the varnish sliver 11, which is thinner than the straight bar 1, is drafted by the aspirator. In step 14, the yarn is guided to the false twisting point and attached to the surrounding area to actively form stable twisted fibers. Twisted short fiber wound yarn (
(), but this thread is woven on a fluid-jet one-man loom.
Roto.
流体噴射σ)際に生ずる同転力tV 、t:りたまたま
回転方向の一致し、た所でその(着′同力が弛み、糸テ
)−素抜ける個所が発生(る。Co-rotating forces tV and t generated during fluid injection σ) happen to have the same rotational direction, and a point where the co-rotating force slackens and the thread slips out occurs.
例夾ば、以下の実験は、第二図に示1糸と、第四図に示
ゴー糸及び従来紡績糸とを流体噴射1”t1人式織機に
て製織(また際の製織性の状況を示−tものである。For example, in the following experiment, the yarn shown in Figure 2 and the Go yarn and conventional spun yarn shown in Figure 4 were woven using a 1" t1 manual loom with a fluid injection (and the weavability conditions at the time). This is an example of the following.
試 It A
第−図圧示す工程にて供給累月1として、4 (1(1
01)e ポリエステルトウを用℃゛て、30倍の倍
率で且つ2 U OmMの速度で牽切した後5にρ/−
圧力の空気旋回ノズルを用℃・て仮撚加二[し、40番
手の短繊維1巻回糸を得た。前記の牽切で得られた短繊
維の平均繊維長は320 m、m、該平均繊維長間に於
ける集束構造部の個所は47であった。Trial It A 4 (1 (1
01) e After cutting the polyester tow at a magnification of 30 times and a speed of 2 U OmM at ℃,
False twisting was carried out using a pressure air swirling nozzle at °C to obtain one turn of short fiber yarn of No. 40. The average fiber length of the short fibers obtained by the above-mentioned stretch cutting was 320 m, and the number of points of the bundled structure part in the average fiber length was 47.
試 イ[B
第一図eこ示す土桿により、供給素材1として、平均檀
訂11)が76 mm のポリエステル線維から’/
、’f 71 ス’iイバー(+1.44 Ilem
)を用い、30倍の1−ラフI(世(7第一回の工程を
2段ドラフトに変更)シフ、I (l U mな・nの
速度で3にηd正圧力空気旋回ノズルを通して仮撚加工
し、40番手σ)短繊維捲回糸を得た。該平均繊AイF
長76 mm当りの集束措゛造部の個所は平均8であっ
た。Trial A [B Figure 1e] Using the clay rod shown in Figure 1, the supply material 1 was made from polyester fibers with an average diameter of 76 mm.
,'f 71 S'i bar (+1.44 Ilem
), 30 times the 1-rough I (world (7) change the first step to a two-stage draft) schiff, I (l Twisting was carried out to obtain 40 count σ) short fiber wound yarn.The average fiber AiF
There were an average of 8 focusing features per 76 mm length.
試 料 C
第三図に示−J工程にて、供給累月とし゛〔平均繊糸イ
1長が7 fi 111111 の71!リエステル
繊維からなるスーiイバ−((14p/+++ ) t
r川用・、同じく供給累月11どして平均繊維長76
mn+ のポリエステル繊維からなるロービング(o
、 04 g/m )を用い、こit等を30倍のト′
ラフト(但し第三図の工程を2段)−ラスト方式に変更
) L 、 I kqAA圧力のアス)・レーク−1
4にて導きながら、3 kg々m圧幻の空気旋回ノズル
4で仮摺を施し。Sample C is shown in Figure 3 - In the J process, the cumulative supply month is 71 with an average fiber length of 7 fi 111111! Souvenir ((14p/+++)t made of polyester fiber
For r river, also the cumulative supply month is 11 and the average fiber length is 76
Roving made of mn+ polyester fiber (o
, 04 g/m), and
Raft (However, the process in Figure 3 is changed to 2 stages) - Last method) L, I kqAA pressure As) Rake-1
4, temporary printing was performed using the air swirling nozzle 4 with a pressure of 3 kg/m.
1 (l LJ m/+I・nの速度にて40番手の短
繊維捲回糸を得た。このa m irt拵回糸同系、集
束構、q1部σ)個所は、平均tMl維長76 mm
に対し殆んど31測されなかった。1 (l LJ m/+I・n) No. 40 short fiber wound yarn was obtained. This a m irt koshira yarn similar type, bundled structure, q1 part σ) location had an average tMl fiber length of 76 mm.
However, almost 31 measurements were not taken.
試 料 D
繊維長76 rnm のポリゴスデル短rT#維によ
り通常の紡績工44.Hにて4()番手の紡績糸を作成
した。この紡績糸の撚数は620 T/mであった。Sample D Polygonal short rT# fibers with a fiber length of 76 rnm were fabricated using a conventional spinner. A spun yarn with a count of 4 () was prepared using H. The number of twists of this spun yarn was 620 T/m.
試 料 E
ポリエステル線維+501)c+ノ)ウーリー加−「糸
を用いる。Sample E Polyester fiber + 501) c + ノ) Woolly addition - "Using thread.
製織条件
織 機:ウォーターノエツlルー人
回転数: 3 s o Ilem
径 糸:ポリエステルフイラメン)−系(+ 001)
e )
製織結果
この様に短繊維捲回糸でも、接口方向カー両方向のもの
が混在した持回抱含方式にて糸条とする事により、FY
加工糸と変ら1.cい流体噴射による作糸挿入式#!機
の製織性が得られろという驚異的な結果が得られ、これ
匡よりスバンタツヂのナチュラル感ある織物も、非常に
合理的l「工程で生産する事が可能とブ[す、そのメリ
ットは大とい。Weaving conditions Loom: Water speed: 3 s o Ilem diameter Thread: polyester filament) - system (+001)
e) Weaving results As shown above, even short fiber-wound yarns can be made into yarns using the wrap-around method in which yarns in both the welding direction and the welding direction are mixed, resulting in FY.
Processed yarn and different 1. Thread insertion type using cool fluid jet #! Astonishing results were obtained with the weaving performance of the machine, and the natural-feeling fabrics of Subanta Tsuji were produced in a very rational process. Toi.
第一図は本発明の方法に使用−Uろ汀ir〜H14re
回糸の製造方法の1例を示−を工程図第二図は、本発明
に使用する短tP11?捲回糸の例を示す斜視図、第三
図は、撓回伜維が一方向撚のみを有jる知締維捲同系の
製造方法を示す工程図、第四図は、第3図に示す工程に
より得ら第1た短繊維捲回糸を示す斜視図である。
7・・・・・・・短繊維捲回糸
8.9 ・・捲回繊維
特許出願人 帝人株式会社Figure 1 shows U filter ir to H14re used in the method of the present invention.
Fig. 2 is a process diagram showing an example of a method for manufacturing thread threads, and shows the short tP11 used in the present invention. The third figure is a perspective view showing an example of a wound yarn, the third figure is a process diagram showing a method of manufacturing a similar type of winding yarn in which the twisted fibers are twisted in only one direction, and the fourth figure is a process diagram showing the same type of winding yarn as shown in Figure 3. It is a perspective view which shows the 1st short fiber winding yarn obtained by the process shown. 7... Short fiber wound yarn 8.9 ... Wound fiber patent applicant Teijin Ltd.
Claims (1)
該捲回繊維はS撚方向に捲回するものとz撚方向に捲回
するものとが在り、該両持回繊維が共に存(Eする集束
構造部を糸長方向に沿って、一部分若しくは全部に亘っ
て形成せしめた短繊維1作回糸となし、該短繊維捲回糸
を単糸の状態で、少l、(くとも緯糸に用いて、流体緯
糸挿入式織機で製織−t−ることを特徴とする短繊維織
物の製造方法。A short fiber bundle is wound by a part of its surface layer fibers, and the wound fibers include those wound in the S-twist direction and those wound in the Z-twist direction, and both of the wound fibers are wound in the S-twist direction and those wound in the Z-twist direction. The short fiber-wound yarn is made into a yarn with a single winding of short fibers in which the bundled structure part (E) is partially or completely formed along the yarn length direction, and the short fiber-wound yarn is made into a single yarn for a few liters ( 1. A method for producing a short fiber woven fabric, characterized in that the weaving is carried out on a fluid weft insertion type loom using at least weft yarns.
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JP57169579A JPS5959942A (en) | 1982-09-30 | 1982-09-30 | Production of staple fiber fabric |
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JP57169579A JPS5959942A (en) | 1982-09-30 | 1982-09-30 | Production of staple fiber fabric |
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JPS5959942A true JPS5959942A (en) | 1984-04-05 |
JPS6354816B2 JPS6354816B2 (en) | 1988-10-31 |
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Cited By (2)
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JPS61186541A (en) * | 1985-02-08 | 1986-08-20 | 村田機械株式会社 | Spun yarn |
JPS62206031A (en) * | 1986-03-03 | 1987-09-10 | Murata Mach Ltd | Production of spun yarn |
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1982
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JPS61186541A (en) * | 1985-02-08 | 1986-08-20 | 村田機械株式会社 | Spun yarn |
JPS62206031A (en) * | 1986-03-03 | 1987-09-10 | Murata Mach Ltd | Production of spun yarn |
JPS6352137B2 (en) * | 1986-03-03 | 1988-10-18 | Murata Machinery Ltd |
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