KR20010001678A - korean paper manufacturing process by charcoal - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: A process of preparing the titled paper by steaming a paper mulberry naturally growing in the southern area of Korea, soaking in water, peeling, drying the obtained inner portion of the paper mulberry, heating in a caustic soda solution, washing and mixing with charcoal is provided, which produces a Korean paper helpful to human health effectively at low costs. CONSTITUTION: The Korean traditional paper containing charcoal is prepared by a process consisting of: steaming a paper mulberry, soaking in water for 8 to 10 hr, peeling to produce an inner portion of the paper mulberry called as a white paper mulberry, drying, heating in a caustic soda solution for 5 to 6 hr, washing several times and mixing with charcoal to give the final product.

Description

Traditional Korean paper manufacturing process using charcoal {korean paper manufacturing process by charcoal}

The present invention relates to a Korean paper containing charcoal, and in the process of making Korean paper, finely divided charcoal and the like are introduced at a proper ratio during the manufacturing of Korean paper to make a paper containing charcoal, and then origami to complete the work. If it is stored indoors, it stabilizes the mind and body through the effect of negative ions generated from charcoal, and in particular, purifies the pollutants from various building materials called housing bottles caused by reinforced concrete culture in modern life. When you breathe, your cells are activated. In addition, it has a harmful electromagnetic wave blocking effect, and can cope with harmful electromagnetic waves generated from various home appliances, office computers, OA equipment, lighting equipment, etc. surrounding us. It also relates to Korean paper containing charcoal with humidity control function and odor removal function.

In general, as the life improves due to the development of the industry, attention to health is focused. Accordingly, various exercise equipments and health supplements and supplies are being developed to improve health. Recently, researches on charcoal having an excellent effect on eliminating toxicity and emitting a large amount of far infrared rays have been actively conducted.

Most people recognize charcoal as a heat medium, but its range of use is gradually expanding as the various benefits of charcoal have been demonstrated. The charcoal is composed of 85% carbon and 15% minerals such as calcium, magnesium and iron. Among them, carbon has a lot of negative electrons to prevent the material from decaying.

In addition, the charcoal has a myriad of fine pores, which absorbs harmful bacteria and toxins by adsorbing power, and the large amount of far-infrared rays emitted from the char keeps water warm and helps blood circulation. Relieves joint pain and fatigue.

The present invention stabilizes the mind and body by making indoor air using anion generating effect and electromagnetic wave blocking effect emitted from charcoal by making origami works using hanji containing the charcoal component having the above-mentioned effect. It can comfortably protect the human body from electromagnetic waves and at the same time achieve aesthetic effects. In particular, the present invention relates to a Korean paper containing charcoal, which can contribute to the emotional purifying of modern people, who are tired of the mind and body due to the imminent reinforced concrete culture. The present invention briefly describes the traditional Korean paper used for origami before explaining. The explanation is as follows.

Conventional origami is to make a work through various expression techniques such as folding, pasting, pasting, cutting, tearing, winding, rolling, or curling paper of various colors. By the way, although it is valuable as a work, it was not enough for other purposes except for the aesthetic utility of the finished work.

Hanji grows mulberry and boils it with boiling water in boiling water to make a mulberry fiber, and then beats the mulberry fiber with a wooden bat to soften it and mix it with it. Then float on the bale. Drain the dried paper, dry it, and trim it to create a polished and tough traditional Hanji. In addition, when making Hanji, the essential additives, Dakula, are non-toxic and produce neutral paper, and they can be preserved for a long time because they prevent oxidation of Hanji. The excellent preservation is found in Gyeongju Bulguksa Temple, the oldest paper in Korea. It can also be found in the old Mugujeong Clown. The fact that it is estimated that it was manufactured during the unified Silla era between the early 700's and 751's proves the superiority of Hanji. In the past, it was mainly used for making calligraphy and books, but these days, it is used for origami, and especially, the paper is not only strong, soft and airy, but also strong and sturdy enough to be sewn so that you can make your work as you think. . However, even if it is a work that has been made effortlessly, the value of other uses other than aesthetic utility is insignificant. It was pointed out that there was a lot of waste of support, such as ending with a one-time exhibition event.

The present invention has a sedative effect such as to stabilize the mood and to relax the body by acting on the parasympathetic nerve that governs the relaxation of the mind and body by using the effect of the generation of ohmic ions emitted from the charcoal when making the hanji put the charcoal as described above This increases the activity of cells in the body and increases the metabolism has the effect of enhancing the vitality. In addition, although the development of electronic devices using electromagnetic waves is remarkable in accordance with the transition to the advanced information society, even though unnecessary electromagnetic waves derived from these are serious social problems due to serious mental and physical problems, modern people cannot escape from such circumstances even for a limited time. In addition, offices are surrounded by electronic products such as computers, fax machines, photocopiers, and lighting fixtures, and they live together every day, but no one is exposed to the dreadful electromagnetic waves generated by the electronic products. However, Professor Ishihara of Kyoto University in Japan recently proved the effect of charcoal blocking electromagnetic waves.The charcoal containing this charcoal is made and applied to origami to complete the work and install it in or around the electronic equipment. You can be protected. In addition, the humidity control function, such as to provide a comfortable and safe life.

Lay the natural mulberry with a dandelion and heat it with steam for 7 to 8 hours before peeling it off. This peeled bark is called peeling or black skin, and this is called water for 8-10 hours and then peeling the outer skin with a knife leaves pure fiber inside, that is, the white peel or white skin. This baek-dak is dried in a sunny place. It is called by soaking dry white duck in clean water for a day, and sucking it under running water softens the fiber and removes foreign substances. Boil the white soaked water with lye or caustic soda in an iron kettle and boil it for 5-6 hours.

Wash the boiled mulberry fiber in running water 2-3 times. At this time, some yellowish yellow pigments remain in the mulberry fiber, which is made by using natural bleaching or artificial bleaching. Squeeze out the water from the bleached white baekdak and put it on a flat plate and beat it until it is crushed with a wooden bat. Put the dried beech fiber in the dissociation container and mix it with water evenly and stir it enough or put it in a beater and turn it with a motor. Then, pour the appropriate amount of water into the bucket, put the mulberry fiber and mix the mucus of the state of the pool and stir vigorously with a bamboo grass stick to loosen it well.

After releasing well enough, put the finely divided charcoal mixed with an aqueous solution and so on in proper proportion to make unicycle or twine to make hanji containing charcoal.

As described above, the present invention utilizes anion generating effects generated from charcoal as it makes hanji containing charcoal, which acts on the parasympathetic nerves that govern the relaxation of the mind and body to stabilize the mood and relax the body. In addition, the increase in negative ions increases the body's cell activity and the metabolism is active, there is also the effect of enhancing the vitality.

In addition, the development of electronic devices that use electromagnetic waves with the transition to the highly information society is remarkable, but even though the unnecessary electromagnetic waves derived from these are serious social problems due to serious obstacles to the mind and body, modern people can not escape from such environment even for a while. In addition, the office is surrounded by electronic products such as various OA devices, but no one is defenseless against the scary electromagnetic waves generated by the electronic products. But recently, Professor Ishihara of Kyoto University in Japan has demonstrated the effect of charcoal blocking electromagnetic waves. By folding origami the charcoal paper, it can protect human body exposed to harmful electromagnetic waves. In addition, it will be able to lead a pleasant and safe life with the humidity control function. And even after exhibiting and exhibiting origami-made works, it will not end with a one-time exhibition event as in the past, but can be used in real life.

Although the present invention has been described with reference to one embodiment, this is merely exemplary, and those skilled in the art will understand that various modifications and equivalent other embodiments are possible therefrom. Therefore, the true technical protection scope of the present invention will be defined only by the appended claims.

Claims (2)

Traditional Korean paper making method using charcoal, characterized by mixing the finely divided charcoal in an aqueous solution and applying it to origami to make it into the paper making process. Traditional Korean paper making method using charcoal, characterized in that it is applied to other areas that are exclusively available or available for use.