TWI738534B - Absorbent ecological fabric - Google Patents

Abstract

An absorbent ecological fabric includes at least one first braid. The at least one first braid is a long strip that can absorb water. The at least one first braid is woven by a plurality of filaments. The absorbent ecological fabric can provide a large area for plants to take root and climb.

Description

Absorbable ecological cloth

The invention relates to a water-absorbable ecological cloth.

By the way, modern people will plant plants on buildings and equipment to achieve greening effects. In order to enable plants to grow effectively, they will use ecological cloth for the roots of plants to climb, and the conventional ecological cloth cannot effectively provide plant water. Therefore, someone invented an eco-cloth as disclosed in TWM390654, which belongs to this category. It includes a surface layer surrounded by multiple bags to hold the substrate and plant plants. There are shortcomings that need to be improved.

However, in order to improve the water retention of the conventional ecological cloth, a water-absorbing cotton layer is arranged between the first surface layer and the second surface layer. Therefore, plants can only be planted in the bag, otherwise the plants cannot effectively absorb the water in the water-absorbing cotton layer. This not only makes the manufacturing process and cost of the conventional ecological cloth too high, but also plants can only be planted in the bag, so the growth range is limited, and there are shortcomings that need to be improved urgently.

Therefore, it is necessary to provide a novel and progressive water-absorbing ecological cloth to solve the above-mentioned problems.

The main purpose of the present invention is to provide a water-absorbable ecological cloth, which has good water absorption, can provide a large area for plants to take root and climb, and has a simple structure. In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention provides a water-absorbable ecological cloth, which includes at least one first woven cloth, the at least one first woven cloth is a long strip of water-absorbable cloth, and the first woven cloth is woven with a plurality of weaving threads. Become.

The following examples are only used to illustrate the possible implementation aspects of the present invention, but they are not intended to limit the scope of protection of the present invention, and are described first.

Please refer to FIGS. 1 to 4, which show a preferred embodiment of the present invention. The absorbent ecological cloth of the present invention includes at least one first woven fabric 1, and the at least one first woven fabric 1 is a long strip that can absorb water. The first woven fabric 1 is woven from a plurality of weaving threads. In this embodiment, the water-absorbable ecological cloth includes a plurality of woven fabrics. Thereby, since the first woven fabric 1 is woven by a plurality of the weaving threads, it has a good capillary phenomenon to absorb water. In addition, the weaving thread is preferably made of cotton, so that the weaving thread itself has water absorption. Therefore, the water-absorbable ecological cloth of the present invention has excellent water absorption to facilitate plant growth, and each of the first woven fabrics 1 is woven by a plurality of the weaving threads, so that the entire water-absorbable ecological cloth can be used for plants. Take root and climb to increase the planting and growth area of plants on a large scale. As shown in Figure 1, one end of the water-absorbing ecological cloth can be inserted into the soil, and the water-absorbing ecological cloth can absorb water in the soil by capillary phenomenon. To extend the watering interval.

Specifically, the water-absorbable ecological part further includes a plurality of binding threads 2, which are spaced apart from each other and woven with the first woven fabric 1. It is also preferable that each of the binding threads 2 is made of a plurality of woven threads. Woven into.

In this embodiment, the first woven fabric 1 extends in a meandering manner along a first direction and has a plurality of first bending portions 11 and a plurality of second bending portions 12 arranged in a staggered manner. Any adjacent one of the first woven fabric 1 A connecting section 13 is formed between the first bending portion 11 and the second bending portion 12, and the binding wires 2 are spaced apart along a second direction transverse to the first direction. The serpentine extension of the first woven fabric 1 can form a plurality of meshes, which can allow plants to pass through to facilitate climbing, and in addition, can make the first woven fabric 1 have good air permeability and avoid rot. Preferably, a part of the connecting section 13 is twisted by itself into a twisted section 131, and each twisted section 131 can provide plant winding to facilitate climbing.

Furthermore, the water-absorbable ecological cloth further includes a first layer 4 and a second layer 5. The first layer 4 and the second layer 5 extend along a third layer transverse to the first direction and the second direction. Direction overlap, the first layer 4 is provided with the at least one first woven fabric 1, the second layer 5 is provided with at least one second woven fabric 3, the second woven fabric 3 is a long strip that can absorb water, The second woven fabric 3 is formed by weaving a plurality of weaving threads. The binding threads 2 are woven and fixed where the at least one first woven fabric 1 and the at least one second woven fabric 3 are in contact with each other. Both the layer 4 and the side of the second layer 5 away from each other can be used for plants to climb and take root, and can provide greater water absorption.

It should be noted that in this embodiment, the first woven fabric 1 and the second woven fabric 3 are made of the same material, radial size, and knitting method. In other embodiments, the first woven fabric and the second woven fabric may also be used. Different materials, radial dimensions and knitting methods. Similarly, in the present embodiment, the second woven fabric 3 extends meanderingly along a first direction and has a plurality of third bending portions 31 and a plurality of fourth bending portions 32 arranged in a staggered manner, and each of the first woven fabrics The first bending portions 11 of the cloth 1 and the third bending portions 31 of each of the second woven fabrics 3 are located at one end of the second direction, and the second bending portions of each of the first woven fabrics 1 The portion 12 and the fourth bending portions 32 of each of the second woven fabrics 3 are located at the other end of the second direction.

Wherein, each of the first bending portions 11 of each of the first woven fabrics 1 is located between two adjacent second bending portions 12 of the adjacent first woven fabrics 1, and each of the second woven fabrics 3 is The third bending portion 31 is located between the two adjacent fourth bending portions 32 of the adjacent second woven fabric 3, and each of the binding threads 2 is woven on the adjacent first of the two adjacent first woven fabrics 1 at the same time. The bending portion 11 and the second bending portion 12, the adjacent third bending portion 31 and the fourth bending portion 32 of the two adjacent second woven fabrics 3 are used to connect the two adjacent first woven fabrics 1 and The adjacent two second woven cloths 3 of the two stacked first woven cloths 1 are fixed together.

It is worth mentioning that each of the first woven fabric 1 and each of the second woven fabrics 3 are in a flat ribbon shape to facilitate penetration of the roots of plants. Preferably, each of the first woven fabrics 1 includes a first surface layer 14, the first surface layer 14 is woven by a plurality of woven threads to form a hollow shape, and each of the second woven fabrics 3 includes a second surface layer 33, The second surface layer 33 is woven by a plurality of woven threads to form a hollow shape, which can have good water absorption.

In addition, the surface layer of each of the first woven fabric 1 and the surface layer of each of the second woven fabrics 3 are respectively pierced with a water-absorbable core material 6, which can improve the The structure supports strength, and the core material 6 can have water retention.

In summary, the water-absorbable ecological fabric of the present invention is woven by a plurality of the weaving threads, so it has a good capillary phenomenon for water absorption. In addition, the weaving thread is preferably made of cotton, which can make The yarn itself has water absorption, so the water-absorbable ecological cloth of the present invention has excellent water absorption to facilitate the growth of plants, and each of the first woven fabrics is woven by a plurality of the yarns to make the water-absorbable The whole ecological cloth can be used for plants to take root and climb, to increase the planting and growth area of plants in a large area.

1: the first weaving 11: The first bending part 12: The second bending part 13: Connection section 131: Torsion section 14: The first surface 2: Tie the wire 3: The second weave 31: Third bending part 32: Fourth bending part 33: second surface layer 4: first layer 5: second layer 6: core material

FIG. 1 is a diagram of the use state of a preferred embodiment of the present invention. Figure 2 is a schematic diagram of a preferred embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 3 is a partial enlarged view of Fig. 4. Fig. 4 is a cross-sectional view of the A-A end face of Fig. 3;

1: the first weaving

2: Tie the wire

3: The second weave

4: first layer

5: second layer

Claims (7)

A water-absorbable ecological cloth, comprising: at least one first woven cloth, the at least one first woven cloth is a long strip that can absorb water, and the first woven cloth is woven by a plurality of weaving threads; A plurality of binding threads, the binding threads are spaced apart from each other and woven with the first woven fabric; the first woven fabric extends meanderingly along a first direction and has a plurality of first bending parts and a plurality of second parts arranged in a staggered manner A bending portion, any adjacent first bending portion and second bending portion of the first woven fabric form a connecting section, and the binding wires are spaced apart along a second direction transverse to the first direction; The absorbent ecological cloth further includes a first layer and a second layer. The first layer and the second layer are superimposed along a third direction transverse to the first direction and the second direction. The first layer The at least one first woven fabric is provided, the second layer is provided with at least one second woven fabric, the second woven fabric is a long strip that can absorb water, and the second woven fabric is knitted by a plurality of weaving threads. In this way, the binding threads are braided and fixed where the at least one first woven fabric and the at least one second woven fabric are in contact and overlap. The water-absorbable ecological cloth according to claim 1, wherein part of the connecting section is twisted into a twisted section by itself. The water-absorbable ecological cloth according to claim 1, wherein the second woven cloth extends in a meandering manner along a first direction and has a plurality of third bending portions and a plurality of fourth bending portions arranged in a staggered manner. The water-absorbable ecological cloth according to claim 1, wherein each of the first woven cloth and each of the second woven cloth are in a flat ribbon shape. The water-absorbable ecological cloth according to claim 4, wherein each of the first woven fabrics includes a first surface layer, the first surface layer is woven by a plurality of woven threads to form a hollow shape, and each of the second woven fabrics includes a The second surface layer is woven by a plurality of woven threads to form a hollow shape. The water-absorbable ecological cloth according to claim 3, wherein each of the first bending portions of each of the first woven fabrics is located between two adjacent second bending portions of the adjacent first woven fabrics, and each of the first woven fabrics Each of the third bending portions of the two woven fabrics is located between the adjacent two fourth bending portions of the adjacent second woven fabrics, and each of the binding threads is simultaneously woven on the adjacent second woven fabrics of the two adjacent first woven fabrics. A bending portion and a second bending portion, and adjacent third bending portions and fourth bending portions of two adjacent second woven fabrics. The water-absorbable ecological cloth according to claim 2, wherein the second woven fabric extends in a meandering manner along a first direction and has a plurality of third bending parts and a plurality of fourth bending parts arranged in a staggered manner; each of the first The woven fabric and each of the second woven fabrics are in the shape of a flat ribbon; each of the first woven fabrics includes a first surface layer, the first surface layer is woven by a plurality of woven threads to form a hollow shape, and each of the second woven fabrics includes A second surface layer, the second surface layer is woven by a plurality of weaving threads to form a hollow shape; each of the first bending parts of each of the first woven fabrics is located at two adjacent second woven fabrics Between the bending parts, each of the third bending parts of each second woven fabric is located between two adjacent fourth bending parts of the adjacent second woven fabric, and each of the binding threads is woven at the adjacent Adjacent first bending part and second bending part of two first woven fabrics, adjacent third bending part and fourth bending part of two adjacent second woven fabrics; the surface layer of each first woven fabric A water-absorbable core material is respectively pierced with the surface layer of each of the second woven fabrics; the first bending portions of each of the first woven fabrics and the third bending portions of each of the second woven fabrics are located in the One end of the second direction, the second bending portions of each of the first woven fabric and the fourth bending portions of each of the second woven fabrics are located at the other end of the second direction; each of the binding threads is Woven by a plurality of woven threads.

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