US1996017A - Process for producing artificial silk in the form of spun cakes - Google Patents

Process for producing artificial silk in the form of spun cakes Download PDF

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US1996017A
US1996017A US502988A US50298830A US1996017A US 1996017 A US1996017 A US 1996017A US 502988 A US502988 A US 502988A US 50298830 A US50298830 A US 50298830A US 1996017 A US1996017 A US 1996017A
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Hoelkeskamp Franz
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AMERICAN BEMBERG Corp
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    • DTEXTILES; PAPER
    • D01NATURAL OR MAN-MADE THREADS OR FIBRES; SPINNING
    • D01DMECHANICAL METHODS OR APPARATUS IN THE MANUFACTURE OF ARTIFICIAL FILAMENTS, THREADS, FIBRES, BRISTLES OR RIBBONS
    • D01D7/00Collecting the newly-spun products
    • D01D7/02Collecting the newly-spun products in centrifugal spinning pots

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  • the subject of this invention is a process for metal Salt, of Commercial CuSOi tol 1 collecting artificial silk in the usual spinning litre of water, or? g. of commercial MgSO4 to 1 pots.
  • the process consists in weighting the fine litre of water, interacts with the substances still 25v filaments in a suitable manner before introducremaining behind from the precipitation the tion into the spinning pot. Even in the case of products whereof are insoluble salts which pre extreme fineness, such weightedfilaments are cipitate on the filament and are only dissolved drawn smoothly into the spinning pot and are out again in the spinning pot, intothetop'of wound to a'perfectly satisfactory cake. I which acid is introduced.
  • the weighting is best efiected by producing For forming the precipitate those quantities of a precipitate on the fibre, the freshly-spun filasalt solutions are preferably usedwhich are necment being treated with solutions of substances eSSary r interacting Wi h everytrace of the which react with the substances derived from Sub a p sent in the filament.
  • the metal the precipitating bath to form an insoluble comsalt's ut s ed react t the c pp y pound.
  • Those compounds which can interact to dIOXid-B Present i theyfilalment fl d ng. t0 the form comparatively heavy compounds are parfo w equations! a 1 I ticularly suitable.
  • spun cakes to be made in spinning pots of much choose those solutions which react with the sub- 50 diminished rotational speed when spinning artistances on the filament and precipitate insoluble 7 ficial silk filamentsof the usual titre.
  • the speed substancespn the latter, thereby weighting the of rotation is smaller so that the spinning pot is filament, which insoluble substances are removed considerably protected. Also the power required only subsequently, after they have performed:
  • cuprainmo'nimn silk 1 the steps of forming a thread2ofuat 69f deniers, producing a precipitate of water insoluble metallic salts on said; thipeam; collecting v,t1 1e threadin' the form of a cakeLbysrmtinaspin; ning centrifuge, and dissolving the insoluble salts from thethread by suitable acid solutions materialgcollecting the weighted filament-sin a centrifuge and applyin acid to the cake iiormed 4; In the; preparation upon the filaments; collecting'ithe flIamentS in a.
  • the preparation o artificial ⁇ silk-i of line 7 copper; and magnesium tov pmpitote on insoluwith ⁇ portion of the precipitating bath re- 0': artificial isuk prymie V denierfbyjthe cuprammonium process the 01-; treating the spun fll'aments with a materialwhich will react with the precipitatingf'solution- V.

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US502988A 1929-12-20 1930-12-17 Process for producing artificial silk in the form of spun cakes Expired - Lifetime US1996017A (en)

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