KR102542062B1 - Compound paper production method and the compound paper - Google Patents

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KR102542062B1
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Abstract

본 발명은 컴파운드 페이퍼의 생산방법과 컴파운드 페이퍼에 관한 것으로, 식물섬유를 펄프 재료로 파쇄하고 식물섬유 박편을 제조하며, 다시, ES 섬유 또는 PE 섬유를 첨가해 식물섬유 박편의 양측에 웹포밍함으로써, 식물섬유 페이퍼로 제조하는 단계 S1; 카딩기를 이용해 식물섬유 페이퍼의 양측 표면에 비스코스 섬유 또는 PET 섬유를 설치하고 워터 제트 처리를 이용해 식물섬유 페이퍼와 비스코스 섬유 또는 PET 섬유가 서로 직교해 뒤엉켜 목재펄프 직물을 얻는 단계 S2; 목재펄프 직물을 열건조하는 단계 S3; 을 포함한다. 본 발명은, ES 섬유(또는 PE 섬유)가 융해되고 다시 응고된 후의 점착 고정 역할을 이용해 식물섬유의 “작은 부스러기”가 페이퍼 전체에 점착해 고정시켜 페이퍼 전체에서 “작은 부스러기”의 부착강도를 대폭 향상함으로써, 페이퍼를 사용할 때 “먼지가 떨어지는”현상이 나타나지 않도록 하는 기술효과를 이룰 수 있다.The present invention relates to a method for producing compound paper and compound paper, wherein plant fiber is crushed into a pulp material to produce plant fiber flakes, and again, ES fibers or PE fibers are added to form webs on both sides of the plant fiber flakes, Step S1 of preparing plant fiber paper; Using a carding machine, viscose fibers or PET fibers are installed on both surfaces of the vegetable fiber paper, and using water jet treatment, the vegetable fiber paper and the viscose fibers or PET fibers are orthogonally entangled with each other to obtain a wood pulp fabric S2; Step S3 of heat drying the wood pulp fabric; includes In the present invention, by using the adhesive fixing role after the ES fiber (or PE fiber) is melted and solidified again, the "small debris" of plant fiber is adhered and fixed to the entire paper, thereby significantly increasing the adhesion strength of the "small debris" on the entire paper. By improving it, it is possible to achieve the technical effect of preventing the phenomenon of “dust falling” when using paper.

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컴파운드 페이퍼의 생산방법 및 컴파운드 페이퍼 {COMPOUND PAPER PRODUCTION METHOD AND THE COMPOUND PAPER}Compound paper production method and compound paper {COMPOUND PAPER PRODUCTION METHOD AND THE COMPOUND PAPER}

본 발명은 제지분야에 관한 것으로, 특히, 컴파운드 페이퍼(compound paper)생산방법과 컴파운드 페이퍼에 관한 것이다.The present invention relates to the field of papermaking, and more particularly, to a method for producing compound paper and compound paper.

특허 CN105109177A는 합판지 생산방법을 제공하였다. 이와 같은 방법을 이용해 얻은 합판지는 사용과정에서 "먼지가 떨어지는" 현상이 쉽게 나타나는 데, 먼지가 떨어지는 현상이 나타나는 것은 식물섬유의 양단이 "작은 부스러기"(이 "작은 부스러기"는 식물섬유의 일부)를 비교적 많이 갖고 있기 때문이며, 이와 같은 "작은 부스러기"는 페이퍼 전체에서 부착력이 비교적 약해 외력만 받아 긁히고 닳으면 이 "작은 부스러기"들은 온장 지면에서 아주 쉽게 떨어져 내려 "먼지가 떨어지는" 현상이 나타나게 된다.Patent CN105109177A provided a method for producing plywood. The plywood obtained by this method easily shows the phenomenon of "dust falling" during use. This is because it has a relatively large amount of "small debris", and such "small debris" has a relatively weak adhesive force on the entire paper, so when scratched and worn by only external force, these "small debris" fall off the ground very easily, resulting in "dust falling" phenomenon.

상기 문제점을 해결하기 위해, 본 발명의 목적은, 컴파운드 페이퍼(compound paper) 생산방법과 컴파운드 페이퍼를 제공하는 데 있다.In order to solve the above problems, an object of the present invention is to provide a method for producing compound paper and compound paper.

상기 목적에 달성하기 위해, 본 발명은,In order to achieve the above object, the present invention,

식물섬유를 펄프 재료로 파쇄하고, 다시, ES 섬유 또는 PE 섬유를 첨가해 웹포밍(web forming)함으로써, 식물섬유 페이퍼로 제조하는 단계 S1;Step S1 of producing plant fiber paper by crushing plant fiber into pulp material, and again, adding ES fiber or PE fiber to web forming (web forming);

카딩기(carding machine)를 이용해 식물섬유 페이퍼의 양측 표면에 비스코스(viscose)섬유 또는 PET 섬유를 설치하고 워터 제트(water jet) 처리를 이용해 식물섬유 페이퍼와 비스코스 섬유 또는 PET 섬유가 서로 직교해 뒤엉켜 목재펄프 직물을 얻는 단계 S2;Using a carding machine, viscose fiber or PET fiber is installed on both sides of the plant fiber paper, and the plant fiber paper and viscose fiber or PET fiber are orthogonally crossed and entangled with each other using a water jet treatment. Step S2 to obtain a pulp fabric;

목재펄프 직물을 열건조하며, 상기 열건조 온도는 상기 ES 섬유 또는 PE 섬유의 융해 온도보다 25℃ 내지 30℃ 높은 단계 S3;을 포함하는 것을 특징으로 하는 컴파운드 페이퍼의 생산방법을 제공한다.The wood pulp fabric is heat-dried, and the heat-drying temperature is 25 ° C to 30 ° C higher than the melting temperature of the ES fiber or PE fiber; step S3; provides a method for producing compound paper comprising a.

본 방법의 장점은 아래와 같다. 먼저, 식물섬유를 펄퍼(pulper) 중에서 펄프 농도가 6% 내지 8%인 펄프 재료로 갈고, 다시 ES 섬유 또는 PE 섬유를 첨가하며, 식물섬유 페이퍼를 지지하고 식물섬유 페이퍼의 습도는 80% 내지 86%이며, 식물섬유 페이퍼의 메인바디는 식물섬유이고, ES 섬유 또는 PE 섬유가 그 중에 부착되며; 비스코스 섬유 또는 PET 섬유가 식물섬유 페이퍼의 표면에 부착되는 경우, 워터 제트는 식물섬유가 비스코스 섬유 또는 PET 섬유와 함께 뒤엉키도록 하고, 열건조 과정에서 ES 섬유 또는 PE 섬유가 융해되며, ES 섬유 또는 식물섬유가 융해되어 다시 응고된 후, 식물섬유를 비스코스 섬유 또는 PET 섬유와 함께 점착시키는 데, 식물섬유의 "작은 부스러기"가 페이퍼에 점착되므로,"작은 부스러기"의 부착강도가 대폭 향상되어 쉽게 직물에서 떨어지지 않고, 먼지가 떨어지는 현상이 나타나지 않는다. ES 섬유(또는 PE 섬유)의 함량이 충분히 높을 때 전체 “작은 부스러기”는 응결된 후의 ES 섬유(또는 PE 섬유)층 내부에 포매된다.The advantages of this method are as follows. First, the plant fiber is ground into a pulp material with a pulp concentration of 6% to 8% in a pulper, ES fiber or PE fiber is added again, and the plant fiber paper is supported, and the humidity of the plant fiber paper is 80% to 86 %, the main body of the plant fiber paper is plant fiber, and ES fiber or PE fiber is attached therein; When the viscose fiber or PET fiber is attached to the surface of the plant fiber paper, the water jet makes the plant fiber entangled with the viscose fiber or PET fiber, and the ES fiber or PE fiber is melted in the heat drying process, and the ES fiber or After the plant fiber is melted and solidified again, the plant fiber is adhered together with the viscose fiber or PET fiber. Since the "small debris" of the plant fiber is adhered to the paper, the adhesion strength of the "small debris" is greatly improved and easily fabricated. It does not fall off, and the phenomenon of dust falling does not appear. When the content of ES fibers (or PE fibers) is high enough, the entire “little crumb” is embedded inside the layer of ES fibers (or PE fibers) after condensation.

이와 동시에, ES 섬유(또는 PE 섬유)가 융해되고 또 응고되는 과정에서 식물섬유를 비스코스 섬유(또는 PET 섬유)부분과 함게 포매되는 것에 해당되므로, 페이퍼 전체의 내마모도가 대폭 향상된다.At the same time, during the melting and solidification of the ES fiber (or PE fiber), the vegetable fiber is embedded with the viscose fiber (or PET fiber) portion, so the abrasion resistance of the entire paper is greatly improved.

본 방법은 ES 섬유(또는 PE 섬유)가 융해되고, 다시 응고된 후의 점착 고정 역할을 이용해 식물섬유의 “작은 부스러기”가 페이퍼 전체에 점착해 고정시켜 페이퍼 전체에서“작은 부스러기”의 부착강도가 대폭 향상됨으로써, 페이퍼를 사용할 때 "먼지가 떨어지는" 현상이 나타나지 않게 된다.In this method, after the ES fiber (or PE fiber) is melted and solidified again, the “small debris” of plant fiber is adhered and fixed to the entire paper by using the adhesive fixing role, so that the adhesive strength of the “small debris” on the entire paper is greatly improved. As a result of the improvement, the phenomenon of "dust falling" does not appear when using the paper.

바람직하게, 단계 S1는, 식물섬유를 펄프 재료로 파쇄해 식물섬유 박편으로 제조하고, 다시, ES 섬유 또는 PE 섬유를 펄프 재료 중에 첨가해 식물섬유 박편의 양측에 웹포밍함으로써, 식물섬유 페이퍼로 제조하는 목재펄프 습법 웹포밍 단계를 포함한다.Preferably, Step S1 crushes the dietary fiber into pulp material to produce dietary fiber flakes, and then adds ES fibers or PE fibers into the pulp material to form webs on both sides of the dietary fiber flakes, thereby producing dietary fiber paper. It includes a wood pulp wet web forming step.

바람직하게, 식물섬유를 ES 섬유와 접착시킬 때 열건조 온도는 160℃이며; 식물섬유를 PE 섬유와 접착시킬 때 열건조 온도는 120℃이다.Preferably, when the plant fiber is bonded to the ES fiber, the heat drying temperature is 160°C; When bonding plant fibers with PE fibers, the heat drying temperature is 120°C.

상세하게는, 건조실린더 내부에서 열건조하며, ES 섬유의 융해 온도가 130℃이고 PE 섬유의 융해온도가 105℃이므로, 건조실린더의 열건조 온도가 융해온도보다 25℃ 내지 30℃ 높은 것은 비교적 짧은 시간 내에 ES 섬유(또는 PE 섬유)를 신속히 융해하여 가열시간이 너무 길어 식물섬유 또는 비스코스 섬유 또는 PET 섬유가 파손되는 것을 피하기 위한 것이다.Specifically, heat drying is performed inside the drying cylinder, and since the melting temperature of ES fiber is 130 ° C and the melting temperature of PE fiber is 105 ° C, the heat drying temperature of the drying cylinder is 25 ° C to 30 ° C higher than the melting temperature is relatively short. This is to avoid breaking the plant fiber, viscose fiber, or PET fiber by rapidly melting the ES fiber (or PE fiber) within the time and heating time is too long.

바람직하게, 식물섬유 페이퍼의 양측 표면은 모두 비스코스 섬유를 설치하며; 또는 식물섬유 페이퍼의 일측 표면에 비스코스 섬유를 설치하고 다른 일측에 PET 섬유를 설치한다.Preferably, both surfaces of the plant fiber paper are provided with viscose fibers; Alternatively, viscose fibers are installed on one surface of the plant fiber paper and PET fibers are installed on the other side.

바람직하게, 식물섬유와 ES 섬유 또는 PE 섬유의 질량 배합 비율은 200:(1 내지 6)이며, 바람직하게,200:5이다.Preferably, the mass blending ratio of plant fibers and ES fibers or PE fibers is 200: (1 to 6), preferably 200: 5.

바람직하게, 워터 제트의 압력은 6Mpa 내지 14Mpa이다.Preferably, the pressure of the water jet is 6Mpa to 14Mpa.

바람직하게, 식물섬유 페이퍼의 수분 함량은 80% 이상이며, 더 바람직하게, 식물섬유 페이퍼의 수분 함량은 85%이다.Preferably, the water content of the plant fiber paper is 80% or more, more preferably, the water content of the plant fiber paper is 85%.

바람직하게, 비스코스 섬유와 PET 섬유의 사용 총량은 식물섬유 100Kg당 30Kg 내지 50Kg의 비스코스 섬유와 PET 섬유를 사용한다.Preferably, the total amount of viscose fiber and PET fiber used is 30Kg to 50Kg of viscose fiber and PET fiber per 100Kg of dietary fiber.

바람직하게, 식물섬유의 평균 길이는 3.8mm이고 비스코스 섬유의 평균 길이는 38mm이다.Preferably, the average length of plant fibers is 3.8 mm and the average length of viscose fibers is 38 mm.

상세한 식물섬유는 목질 섬유 또는 마섬유 또는 면섬유 중 하나 또는 다수 개 이다.The detailed plant fiber is one or more of wood fibers, hemp fibers, or cotton fibers.

본 발명은 컴파운드 페이퍼를 더 제공하는 데, 컴파운드 페이퍼는 차례대로 비스코스 섬유층 또는 PET 섬유, ES 섬유층 또는 PE 섬유 복합층, 비스코스 섬유층 또는 PET 섬유를 포함한다.The present invention further provides compound paper, which in turn includes a viscose fiber layer or PET fiber, an ES fiber layer or a PE fiber composite layer, a viscose fiber layer or PET fiber.

바람직하게, 상기 컴파운드 페이퍼의 ES 섬유층 또는 PE 섬유 복합층은 차례대로 ES 섬유층 또는 PE 섬유층, 식물섬유층, ES 섬유층 또는 PE 섬유층을 포함한다.Preferably, the ES fiber layer or the PE fiber composite layer of the compound paper includes an ES fiber layer or a PE fiber layer, a plant fiber layer, an ES fiber layer, or a PE fiber layer in turn.

ES 섬유(또는 PE 섬유)가 융해되고 다시 응고된 후의 점착 고정 역할을 이용해 식물섬유의 “작은 부스러기”를 페이퍼 전체에 점착해 고정시켜 페이퍼 전체에서 “작은 부스러기”의 부착강도가 대폭 향상됨으로써, 페이퍼를 사용할 때 "먼지가 떨어지는" 현상이 나타나지 않게 된다.After the ES fiber (or PE fiber) is melted and solidified again, the “small scraps” of plant fiber are adhered and fixed to the entire paper by using the adhesive fixing role, thereby significantly improving the adhesion strength of the “small scraps” on the entire paper. When using , the "dust falling" phenomenon will no longer appear.

도 1은 실시예 1 중 각 섬유의 층별 구조설명도이다.1 is a structural explanatory diagram of each fiber layer in Example 1;

이하, 각 실시예와 결합해 본 발명을 상세히 설명한다.Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail in combination with each embodiment.

본 발명에서, 식물섬유 박편의 양측에 ES 섬유 또는 PE 섬유을 첨가하는 방식은, ES 섬유 또는 PE 섬유를 펄프 재료로 파쇄된 식물섬유에 첨가하며, ES 섬유 또는 PE 섬유를 첨가한 펄프 재료를 식물섬유 박편의 양측에 성형한다.In the present invention, the method of adding ES fibers or PE fibers to both sides of the plant fiber flakes is to add the ES fibers or PE fibers to the plant fibers crushed into pulp material, and to add the ES fibers or PE fibers to the plant fiber pulp material. Mold on both sides of the flake.

실시예 1Example 1

식물섬유를 펄퍼(pulper) 중에서 파쇄하고 식물섬유 지지농도는 6%(플러스 마이너스 편차 0.5%)이며, 마지막으로, 펄프 재료가 펄프주입홈을 통해 3중 실린더 포밍 패브릭(forming fabric)의 성형기 중에 진입하도록 해 식물섬유 박편을 제조하며, 다시, 펄프 재료 중에 ES 섬유를 첨가하고 식물섬유 박편의 양측에 웹포밍(web forming)하며, 양측에 첨가하는 ES 섬유의 첨가량은 식물섬유 100Kg당 0.5Kg 첨가하며, ES 섬유를 첨가한 후, 식물섬유 페이퍼를 얻고 식물섬유 페이퍼의 수분 함량을 85%로 통제하는 단계 S1;The vegetable fiber is crushed in the pulper, the vegetable fiber support concentration is 6% (plus-minus deviation 0.5%), and finally, the pulp material enters the molding machine of the triple cylinder forming fabric through the pulp injection groove To prepare the plant fiber flakes, again, the ES fiber is added to the pulp material and web formed on both sides of the plant fiber flakes, and the amount of ES fiber added on both sides is 0.5Kg per 100Kg of plant fiber. , step S1 of adding ES fibers, obtaining plant fiber paper and controlling the water content of the plant fiber paper to 85%;

식물섬유 페이퍼의 양측은 각각 카딩기(carding machine)를 이용해 각각 1층의 비스코스(viscose)섬유를 설치하고, 그 다음, 다시 워터제트기를 이용해 그에 대해 워터 제트(water jet) 처리를 진행하며, 워터 제트 니들(needle)은 3개 내지 6개이고 워터 제트의 압력은 6Mpa 내지 14Mpa이며, 워터 제트 처리를 완성해 목재펄프 직물을 제조하는 단계 S2;On both sides of the plant fiber paper, each viscose fiber of one layer is installed using a carding machine, and then water jet treatment is performed on it again using a water jet machine. The number of jet needles is 3 to 6 and the pressure of the water jet is 6Mpa to 14Mpa. Step S2 of manufacturing wood pulp fabric by completing the water jet treatment;

건조실린더 중에서 목재펄프 직물을 열건조하되, 열건조 온도는 160℃이며, 열건조 회전속도는 분당 200미터인 단계 S3;을 포함한다.Step S3, wherein the wood pulp fabric is heat-dried in a drying cylinder, the heat-drying temperature is 160° C., and the heat-drying rotation speed is 200 meters per minute.

본 실시예에서, 단계 S3을 완성한 후, 더 나아가, 그에 대해 정전기 방지제 등 물질을 스프레이 코팅할 수 있으며; 이와 동시에, 본 실시예는 워터 제트 처리를 진행할 때 특허 CN105109177A를 참조해 워터 제트 처리를 진행할 수 있다.In this embodiment, after completing step S3, further, an antistatic agent or other material may be spray-coated thereon; At the same time, this embodiment may proceed with water jet treatment with reference to patent CN105109177A when performing water jet treatment.

본 실시예에서, 식물섬유 페이퍼 양측의 비스코스 섬유의 사용량은 일치성을 유지한다. 비스코스 섬유의 사용량은 컴파운드 페이퍼의 그램중과 관련되는데, 그램중이 크면 클 수록 비스코스 섬유의 사용량은 점점 적어지며, 예를 들어, 본 실시예 중의 그램중이 65g이면 비스코스 섬유의 사용량은 식물섬유 100Kg당 36.9Kg의 비스코스 섬유를 사용하도록 한다.In this embodiment, the amount of viscose fiber used on both sides of the plant fiber paper is consistent. The amount of viscose fiber used is related to the gram weight of the compound paper, and the larger the gram weight, the smaller the amount of viscose fiber used. 36.9Kg of viscose fiber is used.

본 실시예 중의 식물섬유는 목질 섬유, 마섬유, 면섬유 중 하나 또는 다수 개일 수 있다.The plant fibers in this embodiment may be one or more of wood fibers, hemp fibers, and cotton fibers.

본 실시예가 제조해 얻은 컴파운드 페이퍼는 대체적으로 5층으로 나누어지는 데, 도 1에서 도시하는 바와 같이, 제1층(1)은 비스코스 섬유층이고 제2층(2)은 ES 섬유층이며, 제3층(3)은 식물섬유층이고 제4층(4)은 ES 섬유층이며, 제5층(5)은 비스코스 섬유층이다.The compound paper produced and obtained in this embodiment is generally divided into 5 layers. As shown in FIG. 1, the first layer 1 is a viscose fiber layer, the second layer 2 is an ES fiber layer, and the third layer (3) is a plant fiber layer, the fourth layer (4) is an ES fiber layer, and the fifth layer (5) is a viscose fiber layer.

실시예 2Example 2

본 실시예에서, 각 단계는 실시예 1 중의 단계와 일치하며, PE 섬유를 이용해 실시예 1 중의 ES 섬유를 대체하고 열건조 온도를 160℃에서 120℃로 내리기만 하면 되며, 양측에 첨가하는 PE 섬유의 첨가량은 여전히 식물섬유 100Kg당 0.5Kg 첨가한다.In this embodiment, each step is identical to the step in Example 1, and PE fiber is used to replace the ES fiber in Example 1. The heat drying temperature is only reduced from 160°C to 120°C, and PE added on both sides. The added amount of fiber is still 0.5Kg per 100Kg of dietary fiber.

본 실시예가 제조하는 컴파운드 페이퍼는 대체적으로 5층으로 나누어지는 데, 도 1에서 도시하는 바와 같이, 제1층(1)은 비스코스 섬유층이고 제2층(2)은 PE 섬유층이며, 제3층(3)은 식물섬유층이고 제4층(4)은 PE 섬유층이며, 제5층(5)은 비스코스 섬유층이다.The compound paper produced by this embodiment is generally divided into 5 layers. As shown in FIG. 1, the first layer 1 is a viscose fiber layer, the second layer 2 is a PE fiber layer, and the third layer ( 3) is a plant fiber layer, the fourth layer (4) is a PE fiber layer, and the fifth layer (5) is a viscose fiber layer.

실시예 3Example 3

식물섬유를 펄퍼 중에서 파쇄하고 지지농도는 6%(플러스 마이너스 편차 0.5%)이며, 마지막으로, 펄프 재료가 펄프주입홈을 통해 3중 실린더 포밍 패브릭의 성형기 중에 진입하도록 해 식물섬유 박편을 제조하며, 다시, 펄프 재료 중에 ES 섬유를 첨가하고 식물섬유 박편의 양측에 웹포밍하며, 양측에 첨가하는 ES 섬유의 첨가량은 식물섬유 100Kg당 0.5Kg 첨가하며, ES 섬유를 첨가한 후, 식물섬유 페이퍼를 얻고 식물섬유 페이퍼의 수분 함량을 85%로 통제하는 단계 S1;The vegetable fiber is crushed in the pulper, the support concentration is 6% (plus or minus deviation 0.5%), and finally, the pulp material enters the molding machine of the triple cylinder forming fabric through the pulp injection groove to produce vegetable fiber flakes, Again, the ES fiber is added to the pulp material and web-formed on both sides of the plant fiber flakes, the amount of ES fiber added on both sides is 0.5 kg per 100 kg of plant fiber, and after adding the ES fiber, a plant fiber paper is obtained. Step S1 of controlling the water content of the plant fiber paper to 85%;

식물섬유 페이퍼의 양측은 각각 카딩기를 이용해 1층의 비스코스 섬유와 PET 섬유를 설치하고, 그 다음, 다시 워터제트기를 이용해 그에 대해 워터 제트 처리를 진행하며, 워터 제트 니들은 3개 내지 6개이고 워터 제트의 압력은 6Mpa 내지 14Mpa이며, 워터 제트 처리를 완성해 목재펄프 직물을 제조하는 단계 S2;On both sides of the plant fiber paper, the first layer of viscose fiber and PET fiber are installed using a carding machine, and then the water jet treatment is performed on them again using a water jet machine. The water jet needles are 3 to 6 and the water The pressure of the jet is 6Mpa to 14Mpa, step S2 of manufacturing wood pulp fabric by completing the water jet treatment;

건조실린더 중에서 목재펄프 직물을 열건조하되, 열건조 온도는 160℃이며, 열건조 회전속도는 분당 200미터인 단계 S3;을 포함한다.Step S3, wherein the wood pulp fabric is heat-dried in a drying cylinder, the heat-drying temperature is 160° C., and the heat-drying rotation speed is 200 meters per minute.

본 실시예에서, 단계 S3을 완성한 후, 더 나아가, 그에 대해 정전기 방지제 등 물질을 스프레이 코팅할 수 있으며; 이와 동시에, 본 실시예는 워터 제트 처리를 진행할 때 특허 CN105109177A를 참조해 워터 제트 처리를 진행할 수 있다.In this embodiment, after completing step S3, further, an antistatic agent or other material may be spray-coated thereon; At the same time, this embodiment may proceed with water jet treatment with reference to patent CN105109177A when performing water jet treatment.

본 실시예에서, 비스코스 섬유와 PET 섬유의 사용량은 아래와 같다. 본 실시예의 컴파운드 페이퍼의 그램중은 50g이며, 식물섬유 100Kg당 48Kg(비스코스 섬유+PET 섬유)를 사용한다.In this embodiment, the amount of viscose fiber and PET fiber used is as follows. The weight of the compound paper of this embodiment is 50 g, and 48 Kg (viscose fiber + PET fiber) per 100 Kg of dietary fiber is used.

본 실시예가 제조하는 컴파운드 페이퍼는 대체적으로 5층으로 나누어지는 데, 도 1에서 도시하는 바와 같이, 제1층(1)은 비스코스 섬유층이고 제2층(2)은 ES 섬유층이며, 제3층(3)은 식물섬유층이고 제4층(4)은 ES 섬유층이며, 제5층(5)은 PET 섬유층이다.The compound paper produced by this embodiment is generally divided into 5 layers. As shown in FIG. 1, the first layer 1 is a viscose fiber layer, the second layer 2 is an ES fiber layer, and the third layer ( 3) is a plant fiber layer, the fourth layer (4) is an ES fiber layer, and the fifth layer (5) is a PET fiber layer.

실시예 4Example 4

본 실시예에서, 각 단계는 실시예 3 중의 단계와 일치하며, PE 섬유를 이용해 실시예 1 중의 ES 섬유를 대체하고 열건조 온도를 160℃에서 120℃로 내리기만 하면 되며, 양측에 첨가하는 PE 섬유의 첨가량은 여전히 식물섬유 100Kg당 0.5Kg 첨가한다.In this embodiment, each step corresponds to the step in Example 3, and PE fiber is used to replace the ES fiber in Example 1. The heat drying temperature is only reduced from 160°C to 120°C, and PE added on both sides. The added amount of fiber is still 0.5Kg per 100Kg of dietary fiber.

본 실시예가 제조하는 컴파운드 페이퍼는 대체적으로 5층으로 나누어지는 데, 도 1에서 도시하는 바와 같이, 제1층(1)은 비스코스 섬유층이고 제2층(2)은 PE 섬유층이며, 제3층(3)은 식물섬유층이고 제4층(4)은 PE 섬유층이며, 제5층(5)은 PET 섬유층이다.The compound paper produced by this embodiment is generally divided into 5 layers. As shown in FIG. 1, the first layer 1 is a viscose fiber layer, the second layer 2 is a PE fiber layer, and the third layer ( 3) is a plant fiber layer, the fourth layer (4) is a PE fiber layer, and the fifth layer (5) is a PET fiber layer.

실시예 5Example 5

S1:식물섬유를 펄퍼 중에서 파쇄하고 지지농도는 6%(플러스 마이너스 편차 0.5%)이며, 마지막으로, 펄프 재료가 펄프주입홈을 통해 3중 실린더 포밍 패브릭의 성형기 중에 진입하도록 해 식물섬유 박편을 제조하며, 다시, 식물섬유 박편의 양측에 ES 섬유를 첨가하고 양측에 첨가하는 ES 섬유의 첨가량은 식물섬유 100Kg당 0.5Kg 첨가하며, ES 섬유를 첨가한 후, 식물섬유 페이퍼를 얻고 식물섬유 페이퍼의 수분 함량을 85%로 통제하는 단계 S1;S1: The plant fiber is crushed in the pulper, the support concentration is 6% (plus or minus deviation 0.5%), and finally, the pulp material is introduced into the molding machine of the triple cylinder forming fabric through the pulp injection groove to prepare the plant fiber flakes Again, the ES fiber is added to both sides of the plant fiber flakes, and the amount of ES fiber added to both sides is 0.5Kg per 100Kg of plant fiber. After adding the ES fiber, a plant fiber paper is obtained, and the moisture of the plant fiber paper Step S1 controlling the content to 85%;

식물섬유 페이퍼의 양측은 각각 카딩기를 이용해 각각 1층의 PET 섬유를 설치하고, 그 다음, 다시 워터제트기를 이용해 그에 대해 워터 제트 처리를 진행하며, 워터 제트 니들은 3개 내지 6개이고 워터 제트의 압력은 6Mpa 내지 14Mpa이며, 워터 제트 처리를 완성해 목재펄프 직물을 제조하는 단계 S2;On both sides of the plant fiber paper, one layer of PET fiber is installed using a carding machine, and then water jet treatment is performed on it using a water jet machine again. There are 3 to 6 water jet needles and the water jet The pressure is 6Mpa to 14Mpa, step S2 of producing wood pulp fabric by completing the water jet treatment;

건조실린더 중에서 목재펄프 직물을 열건조하되, 열건조 온도는 160℃이며, 열건조 회전속도는 분당 200미터인 단계 S3;을 포함한다.Step S3, wherein the wood pulp fabric is heat-dried in a drying cylinder, the heat-drying temperature is 160° C., and the heat-drying rotation speed is 200 meters per minute.

본 실시예에서, 단계 S3을 완성한 후, 더 나아가, 그에 대해 정전기 방지제 등 물질을 스프레이 코팅할 수 있으며; 이와 동시에, 본 실시예는 워터 제트 처리를 진행할 때 특허 CN105109177A를 참조해 워터 제트 처리를 진행할 수 있다.In this embodiment, after completing step S3, further, an antistatic agent or other material may be spray-coated thereon; At the same time, this embodiment may proceed with water jet treatment with reference to patent CN105109177A when performing water jet treatment.

본 실시예의 컴파운드 페이퍼의 그램중은 80g이며, 식물섬유 100Kg당 30Kg의 PET 섬유를 사용한다.The weight of the compound paper in this example is 80 g, and 30 Kg of PET fiber is used per 100 Kg of plant fiber.

본 실시예가 제조하는 컴파운드 페이퍼는 대체적으로 5층으로 나누어지는 데, 도 1에서 도시하는 바와 같이, 제1층(1)은 PET 섬유층이고 제2층(2)은 ES 섬유층이며, 제3층(3)은 식물섬유층이고 제4층(4)은 ES 섬유층이며, 제5층(5)은 PET 섬유층이다.The compound paper produced by this embodiment is generally divided into 5 layers. As shown in FIG. 1, the first layer 1 is a PET fiber layer, the second layer 2 is an ES fiber layer, and the third layer ( 3) is a plant fiber layer, the fourth layer (4) is an ES fiber layer, and the fifth layer (5) is a PET fiber layer.

실시예 6 내지 실시예 10Examples 6 to 10

차례대로 실시예 1 내지 5 와의 차이점은, 식물섬유 박편의 일측에 ES 섬유를 첨가하고 다른 일측에 PE 섬유를 첨가하는 데 있다. 실시예 6 내지 10에서 양측의 ES 섬유+PE 섬유 첨가량은 식물섬유 100Kg당 0.5Kg를 첨가하며, 실시예 6 내지 10에서 열건조 온도는 160℃이고 열건조 회전속도는 분당 200미터이다.The difference from Examples 1 to 5 in turn lies in the addition of ES fibers to one side of the plant fiber flakes and the addition of PE fibers to the other side. In Examples 6 to 10, the amount of ES fiber + PE fiber added on both sides was 0.5 Kg per 100 Kg of dietary fiber, and in Examples 6 to 10, the heat drying temperature was 160 ° C. and the heat drying rotation speed was 200 meters per minute.

실시예 11Example 11

실시예 11과 실시예 1의 차이점은, The difference between Example 11 and Example 1 is,

단계 S1에 식물섬유를 펄프재료로 파쇄하고 식물섬유 박편을 제조하며, 다시, ES 섬유를 펄프 재료 중에 첨가해 식물섬유 박편의 양측에 웹포밍함으로써, 식물섬유 페이퍼를 얻으며, 식물섬유 페이퍼의 수분 함량을 85%로 통제하고 ES 섬유의 첨가량은 100Kg의 식물섬유에 0.5Kg 첨가하는 단계를 포함하며, 해당 단계에서는 이중 실린더 포밍 패브릭을 사용한다.In step S1, the plant fibers are crushed into pulp material to prepare plant fiber flakes, and ES fibers are added into the pulp material to form webs on both sides of the plant fiber flakes to obtain plant fiber paper, and the moisture content of the plant fiber paper is controlled at 85%, and the amount of ES fiber added includes adding 0.5 Kg to 100 Kg of plant fiber, and a double cylinder forming fabric is used in this step.

본 실시예가 제조하는 컴파운드 페이퍼는 대체적으로 3층으로 나누어지는 데, 제1층은 비스코스 섬유층이고 제2층은 ES 섬유복합층이며, 제3층은 비스코스 섬유층이다.The compound paper produced in this embodiment is generally divided into three layers, the first layer is a viscose fiber layer, the second layer is an ES fiber composite layer, and the third layer is a viscose fiber layer.

ISO 3783-2006에 근거해, 별도로 실시예별 컴파운드 페이퍼에 대해 IGT인쇄적성시험기로 페이퍼 견본의 골링속도(galling speed)를 테스트한다. 테스트결과는 아래 표 1을 참조한다.Based on ISO 3783-2006, the galling speed of paper specimens is tested with an IGT printability tester for the compound papers according to the examples separately. See Table 1 below for test results.

표 1 실시예별 골링속도Table 1 Golling speed by embodiment

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테스트 결과로부터 알 수 있다 시피, 모든 실시예의 골링속도가 모두 1.3m/s보다 빠르므로, 본 발명에 의해 제조된 컴파운드 페이퍼는 높은 강도때문에 먼지가 떨어지는 현상이 나타나는 것이 더 쉽지 않다. 더 나아가, 식물섬유 박편의 양측에 서로 다른 섬유를 배치한 후, 양측에 동일 품종의 섬유를 배치하는 것보다 얻은 골링속도가 더 빠르고 강도가 더 높다. 또한, 식물섬유 박편의 양측에 같은 ES 섬유를 설치하면 PE 섬유를 설치하는 것보다 더 빠른 골링속도와 더 높은 강도를 이룰 수 있다.As can be seen from the test results, since the galling speeds of all examples are all faster than 1.3 m/s, the compound paper produced according to the present invention is less likely to show dust drop phenomenon because of its high strength. Furthermore, after arranging different fibers on both sides of the plant fiber flakes, the obtained galling speed is higher and the strength is higher than that of arranging fibers of the same variety on both sides. In addition, installing the same ES fibers on both sides of the plant fiber flakes can achieve a faster galling speed and higher strength than installing PE fibers.

모든 실시예의 컴파운드 페이퍼에 대해 수분흡수테스트를 진행하였는데, 결과에 따르면, 실시예 1과 실시예 2에 따른 컴파운드 페이퍼의 보습성이 실시예 3과 4의 컴파운드 페이퍼보다 우수하였으며, PET는 석유화학제품으로서, 쉽게 자연분해되지 않는다.A moisture absorption test was conducted on the compound papers of all examples. According to the results, the moisture retention of the compound papers according to Examples 1 and 2 was superior to that of the compound papers of Examples 3 and 4, and PET was a petrochemical product. As such, it is not easily biodegradable.

상술한 내용은 본 발명의 바람직한 실시예에 불과하고 그 때문에 본 발명의 특허보호범위를 한정하지 않으며, 본 발명 명세서를 응용해 진행한 모든 등가적 변환이 직접 또는 간접적으로 기타 관련된 기술분야에 응용된 경우, 모두 같은 이치로 본 발명의 보호범위 내에 포함되어야 할 것이다.The above is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and therefore does not limit the scope of patent protection of the present invention, and all equivalent conversions made by applying the present invention specification are directly or indirectly applied to other related technical fields. In this case, all of them should be included within the protection scope of the present invention in the same way.

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Claims (10)

컴파운드 페이퍼 생산방법에 있어서,
식물섬유를 펄프 재료로 파쇄하고, 다시 ES 섬유 또는 PE 섬유를 첨가해 웹포밍(web forming)함으로써, 식물섬유 페이퍼로 제조하는 목재펄프 습법 웹포밍 단계;
카딩기(carding machine)를 이용해 식물섬유 페이퍼의 양측 표면에 비스코스(viscose)섬유 또는 PET 섬유를 설치하고, 워터 제트(water jet) 처리를 이용해 식물섬유 페이퍼와 비스코스 섬유 또는 PET 섬유가 서로 직교해 뒤엉켜 목재펄프 직물을 얻는 식물섬유 페이퍼 복합단계;
목재펄프 직물을 열건조하며, 상기 열건조 온도는 상기 ES 섬유 또는 PE 섬유의 융해 온도보다 25℃ 내지 30℃ 높은 정형단계;를 포함하고,
여기에서 상기 식물섬유 페이퍼의 양측에 설치된 섬유의 종류는 동일하고;
상기 목재펄프 습법 웹포밍 단계는, 식물섬유를 펄프 재료로 파쇄해 식물섬유 박편으로 제조하고, 다시 ES 섬유 또는 PE 섬유를 펄프 재료 중에 첨가해 식물섬유 박편의 양측에 웹포밍함으로써, 식물섬유 페이퍼로 제조하는 단계를 포함하는 것을 특징으로 하는 컴파운드 페이퍼 생산방법.
In the compound paper production method,
A wood pulp wet web forming step of producing plant fiber paper by crushing plant fibers into pulp material and web forming by adding ES fibers or PE fibers again;
Using a carding machine, viscose fiber or PET fiber is installed on both sides of the plant fiber paper, and the plant fiber paper and viscose fiber or PET fiber are orthogonally entangled with each other using a water jet treatment. Plant fiber paper composite step to obtain a wood pulp fabric;
A shaping step of heat-drying the wood pulp fabric, wherein the heat-drying temperature is 25° C. to 30° C. higher than the melting temperature of the ES fiber or PE fiber;
Here, the types of fibers installed on both sides of the plant fiber paper are the same;
In the wood pulp wet web forming step, the plant fibers are crushed into pulp material to make plant fiber flakes, and ES fibers or PE fibers are added to the pulp material to web form on both sides of the plant fiber flakes, thereby forming plant fiber paper. Compound paper production method comprising the step of manufacturing.
삭제delete 제1항에 있어서,
식물섬유를 ES 섬유와 접착시킬 때, 열건조 온도는 160℃이며; 식물섬유를 PE 섬유와 접착시킬 때, 열건조 온도는 120℃인 것을 특징으로 하는 컴파운드 페이퍼 생산방법.
According to claim 1,
When bonding plant fibers with ES fibers, the heat drying temperature is 160°C; Compound paper production method, characterized in that the thermal drying temperature is 120 ℃ when the plant fiber is bonded to the PE fiber.
제1항에 있어서,
상기 식물섬유 페이퍼의 양측 표면은 모두 비스코스 섬유가 설치되는 것을 특징으로 하는 컴파운드 페이퍼 생산방법.
According to claim 1,
Compound paper production method, characterized in that both surfaces of the plant fiber paper are installed viscose fibers.
제1항에 있어서,
상기 식물섬유와 ES 섬유 또는 PE 섬유의 질량 배합 비율은 200:1 내지 6인 것을 특징으로 하는 컴파운드 페이퍼 생산방법.
According to claim 1,
Compound paper production method, characterized in that the mass blending ratio of the plant fiber and ES fiber or PE fiber is 200: 1 to 6.
제5항에 있어서,
상기 식물섬유와 ES 섬유 또는 PE 섬유의 질량 배합 비율은 200:5인 것을 특징으로 하는 컴파운드 페이퍼 생산방법.
According to claim 5,
Compound paper production method, characterized in that the mass blending ratio of the plant fiber and ES fiber or PE fiber is 200: 5.
제1항에 있어서,
상기 식물섬유의 평균 길이는 3.8mm이고, 비스코스 섬유의 평균 길이는 38mm인 것을 특징으로 하는 컴파운드 페이퍼 생산방법.
According to claim 1,
Compound paper production method, characterized in that the average length of the plant fiber is 3.8mm, the average length of the viscose fiber is 38mm.
제1항에 있어서,
비스코스 섬유와 PET 섬유의 사용 총량은 식물섬유 100Kg당 30Kg 내지 50Kg의 비스코스 섬유와 PET 섬유를 사용하는 것을 특징으로 하는 컴파운드 페이퍼 생산방법.
According to claim 1,
The total amount of viscose fiber and PET fiber used is compound paper production method, characterized in that using 30Kg to 50Kg of viscose fiber and PET fiber per 100Kg of plant fiber.
컴파운드 페이퍼에 있어서,
상기 컴파운드 페이퍼는 제1항에 따른 생산 방법으로 제조하여 얻으며, 상기 컴파운드 페이퍼는 차례대로 비스코스 섬유층 또는 PET 섬유층, ES 섬유 복합층 또는 PE 섬유 복합층, 비스코스 섬유층 또는 PET 섬유층을 포함하는 것을 특징으로 하는 컴파운드 페이퍼.
In compound paper,
The compound paper is produced and obtained by the production method according to claim 1, wherein the compound paper sequentially comprises a viscose fiber layer or a PET fiber layer, an ES fiber composite layer or a PE fiber composite layer, a viscose fiber layer or a PET fiber layer. compound paper.
제9항에 있어서,
상기 컴파운드 페이퍼의 ES 섬유 복합층 또는 PE 섬유 복합층은 차례대로 ES 섬유층 또는 PE 섬유층, 식물섬유층, ES 섬유층 또는 PE 섬유층을 포함하는 것을 특징으로 하는 컴파운드 페이퍼.
According to claim 9,
Compound paper, characterized in that the ES fiber composite layer or PE fiber composite layer of the compound paper in turn comprises an ES fiber layer or a PE fiber layer, a plant fiber layer, an ES fiber layer or a PE fiber layer.
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