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- the invention relates to a liquid color oil and a colored polyamide fiber prepared from the liquid color oil.
- the colorant is made into a high-concentration masterbatch, and then added in proportion to the needs during the spinning process, due to the polymerization of the masterbatch and the matrix Due to the difference in material density, there is a problem of uneven color dispersion during spinning, and color spots are easily formed on yarns and fabrics, which affects product quality; and frequent color switching consumes a lot of chips and time, resulting in waste of raw materials and energy. In addition, it is very difficult to realize the addition of colorants in the direct spinning process. (2) In the later stage, it is realized by directly dyeing the product. Although it can be dyed into various target colors, it will produce a large amount of sewage and damage the environment.
- Chinese patent CN102702658A discloses a liquid color masterbatch, comprising (a) a carrier comprising an acrylamide liquid polymer; (b) a colorant; (c) a surfactant, and (d) a functional additive.
- a carrier comprising an acrylamide liquid polymer
- a colorant comprising an acrylamide liquid polymer
- a surfactant comprising an acrylamide liquid polymer
- a functional additive comprising (a) a carrier comprising an acrylamide liquid polymer; (b) a colorant; (c) a surfactant, and (d) a functional additive.
- acrylamide was listed as a second-class carcinogen.
- Acrylamide liquids have the possibility of carcinogenicity.
- Chinese patent CN106978639A discloses a liquid colorant for polyester fiber dope coloring, which consists of a liquid dispersion medium, a colorant and a dispersant, and the liquid dispersion medium is a mixture of mineral oil and aliphatic polyester .
- the liquid dispersion medium is not suitable for nylon spinning due to the polarity problem, and its application range is relatively narrow.
- the purpose of the present invention is to provide a liquid color oil that can be stably added to the polymer and dyed during the spinning process, and a colored polyamide fiber with good quality obtained by adding the liquid color oil.
- a liquid color oil containing a coloring agent and a base oil agent, the base oil agent is liquid at normal temperature and pressure, and its solubility parameter SP value is 7.5-15.0, preferably 8.0-13.0.
- the base oil agent is preferably an aliphatic polyester formed by copolymerization of an aliphatic diacid with a total of 2 to 12 carbon atoms and an aliphatic diol with a total of 2 to 6 carbon atoms; more preferably a polyadipate.
- the colorant preferably accounts for 20-50 wt% of the liquid color oil.
- the color oil also contains a polyurethane or ammonium polyester acid dispersant.
- the dispersant preferably accounts for less than 15% by weight of the liquid color oil.
- the viscosity of the liquid color oil is preferably below 5000poise.
- the invention also discloses a colored polyamide fiber containing the liquid color oil.
- the colorant accounts for 0.10-5.00 wt% of the fiber weight
- the base oil agent accounts for 0.10-8.00 wt% of the fiber weight
- the dispersant accounts for 1.000 wt% or less of the fiber weight.
- the dispersed CV% of the colorant in the fiber is preferably 0.3% or less.
- the liquid color oil of the invention has good compatibility with polyamide and has no influence on the spinnability of polyamide.
- the color tone of the colored polyamide fiber obtained by adding the liquid color oil of the present invention is good, and physical properties such as strength elongation and fastness are basically not lowered compared with ordinary polyamide fibers. And in the spinning process can realize the rapid switching between various colors.
- the liquid color oil of the present invention contains a coloring agent and a base oil agent, the base oil agent is liquid at normal temperature and pressure, and its solubility parameter SP value is 7.5-15.0. If the SP value of the base oil agent is lower than 7.5 or the SP value is higher than 15.0, that is, the polarity of the base oil agent is too low or too high, it will make the base oil agent and the matrix polymer incompatible, and the base oil agent cannot be dispersed in in the matrix polymer, eventually resulting in the inability to form filaments. In the present invention, preferably, the solubility parameter SP value of the base oil agent is 8.0-13.0.
- the composition of the base oil is not specifically limited, and it can be a polymer oil, such as polyester, polyamide, poly Ether, etc.; it can also be low-molecular-weight organic substances, such as aliphatic carboxylic acids, phosphates, etc.
- the normal temperature and pressure generally refers to a temperature of 20-30° C. and a pressure of 101 KPa.
- the weight-average molecular weight of a base oil that is liquid at normal temperature and pressure is generally 10,000 or less. Therefore, when detecting whether the base oil agent is liquid at normal temperature and pressure, it can also be judged according to its weight average molecular weight.
- the preferred aliphatic polyester in the present invention is more preferably composed of aliphatic diacids with a total of 2 to 12 carbon atoms and a total of 2 to 12 carbon atoms.
- the aliphatic diacid with a total of 2 to 12 carbon atoms may be a straight chain compound or a branched chain compound, and may be a saturated aliphatic diacid or an unsaturated aliphatic diacid. If the total number of carbon atoms of the aliphatic diacid is too large, the problem of too high viscosity or failure to maintain a liquid state is likely to occur after the polymer is formed.
- the aliphatic diacid can be 1,3-malonic acid, 1,4-butanedioic acid, 1,6-adipic acid, 2-methylsuccinic acid, 2,2-dimethyl Succinic acid, 3-ethyladipic acid, etc., among which 1,6-adipic acid is preferred.
- the aliphatic diols whose total number of carbon atoms is 2 to 6 can include ethylene glycol, 1-methylethylene glycol, 1,3-propanediol, 1,4-butanediol, etc., among which ethylene glycol is preferred .
- the base oil agent of the present invention is preferably polyadipate, more preferably polyethylene adipate.
- the coloring agent in the present invention can be pigment, dye, matting agent.
- the pigments and dyes can be carbon black, titanium dioxide, cadmium red, quinine, phthalocyanine green, phthalocyanine blue, water fast red, zinc yellow, Hansa yellow, TERATOP BLUE NFB GR, TERATOP RED NFR, TERATOP YELLOW NFG , TERASIL BLACK WW-KSN, etc.
- the matting agent can be metal soap (aluminum stearate, zinc stearate, calcium stearate, etc.), silicon dioxide, titanium dioxide, etc.
- the colorant in the liquid color oil preferably accounts for 20-50 wt% of the liquid color oil.
- the amount of liquid color oil with small colorant concentration is larger, which will inevitably lead to the addition of more base oil.
- a large amount of base oil agent will cause cost increase, poor spinnability, and decrease in fiber toughness; if the colorant concentration is too high, it will cause uneven dispersion of the colorant or excessive viscosity of the colorant and loss of fluidity.
- the nano-scale coloring agent Due to the small particle size and large specific surface area and surface energy of the nano-scale coloring agent, a large amount of positive and negative charges are accumulated on the surface, and the irregular shape of the nano-particles also leads to charge aggregation and is in an unstable state, and the particles tend to aggregate Together they reach a steady state, thus forming agglomerates.
- the agglomeration of the colorant in the liquid color oil cannot be deagglomerated again by adjusting the process during the spinning process, and the viscosity of the liquid color oil increases during use, which reduces its supply performance and clogs the spinning filter, causing the component pressure to rise
- the life of the spinning components is greatly reduced, the frequent occurrence of floating and broken filaments reduces the operability of spinning, and the uneven color tone of the fibers reduces the quality of the product.
- nanoparticles In addition to the agglomeration of nanoparticles due to the spontaneous reduction of surface energy, some nanoparticles such as titanium dioxide, because of the layered distribution of negative charge layers and positive charge layers on the surface of the nanostructure, and the outermost layer is a negative charge layer. It is unavoidable to be exposed to positive charges during storage and use, such as ionized H + ions in water vapor. These positive charges will destroy the positive and negative charge accumulation layers of nanoparticles, resulting in the attraction of nanoparticles to each other and agglomeration.
- the liquid color oil of the present invention preferably also contains a polyurethane or ammonium polyester acid dispersant.
- the dispersant can generate positive and negative charges, and the positive charge generated by the dispersant and the opposite charge on the surface of the colorant combine with each other to form a protective film on the surface of the colorant particles, reducing the solid/liquid interfacial tension to achieve wetting and coloring The role of the surface of the agent, and then achieve the effect of inhibiting the agglomeration of the colorant.
- the ester group or amide group in the dispersant and the ester group, amide group or amino group in the base oil can form a hydrogen bond.
- the dispersant in the base oil can achieve a good uniform dispersion state and achieve the effect of significantly reducing the viscosity of liquid color oil.
- the base oil agent molecules can enter the colorant particles under the action of the dispersant, further increasing the steric hindrance of the colorant particles and reducing agglomeration, so that the colorant is evenly dispersed.
- the polyurethane dispersant can be a polyurethane dispersant whose terminal group is n-butanol, n-pentyl, n-hexyl, n-heptyl or n-octyl; the polyester acid ammonium salt
- the dispersant can be a self-polymer formed from monomers such as N,N,N-trimethyl-p-formyl benzyl ammonium, monoester quaternary ammonium salt, diester quaternary ammonium salt, triester quaternary ammonium salt.
- the content of the dispersant in the liquid color oil is preferably less than 15 wt%. If the content of dispersant is too high, unnecessary cost increase will be caused after the dispersion effect reaches saturation.
- the liquid color oil can also contain various functional additives, such as anti-ultraviolet additives, antioxidants, deodorants, antistatic agents, hydrophilic agents, hydrophobic agents, anti-wrinkle agents, reinforcing agents, flame retardants, etc.
- various functional additives such as anti-ultraviolet additives, antioxidants, deodorants, antistatic agents, hydrophilic agents, hydrophobic agents, anti-wrinkle agents, reinforcing agents, flame retardants, etc.
- the above-mentioned liquid color oil is stably added to the matrix polymer through the slicing pipeline in front of the screw of the spinning machine, or the melt pipeline behind the screw of the spinning machine, or through the liquid adding pump in the direct spinning process.
- amide and then prepare colored polyamide fiber. According to the demand for fiber color and the content of colorant in the liquid color oil, choose the appropriate amount of liquid color oil to add.
- the colorant when preparing a full-dull fiber, is selected as a liquid color oil of titanium dioxide. After adding the liquid color oil, the content of titanium dioxide in the fiber is within the range of 1.50 to 2.60 wt%, to achieve a full-dull effect; when preparing a black fiber , choose the liquid color oil with carbon black as the colorant, at this time, you can add as much liquid color oil as possible without affecting the physical properties of the fiber; The content of the colorant in the oil, choose the appropriate amount of liquid color oil added.
- the coloring agent in the colored polyamide fiber accounts for 0.10-5.00% by weight of the total fiber
- the base oil agent accounts for 0.10-8.00% of the total fiber
- the dispersant accounts for less than 1.000% of the total fiber. If the content of colorant in the colored polyamide fiber is too small, the color of the fiber will be light and cannot meet the tone requirement; if the content of colorant is too much, it will cause cost waste due to color saturation, and the colorant will become a foreign matter affecting to fiber toughness.
- the base oil agent contained in the colored polyamide fiber is only used as a carrier of the colorant during the addition process to disperse the colorant evenly in the matrix polymer. After the fiber is formed, the base oil agent becomes a foreign matter, which will affect the spinnability of the fiber. Therefore, the content of the base oil should be as small as possible without affecting the dispersion effect of the colorant in the fiber. If the content of the base oil is too much, it will affect the spinning performance and reduce the fiber toughness, while increasing the unnecessary Raw material costs.
- the purpose of the dispersant is to inhibit the agglomeration of the colorant, improve the dispersibility of the colorant in the base oil and reduce the viscosity of the liquid color oil.
- dispersants may also become foreign matter that affects spinnability and physical properties. Therefore, the content of dispersants in fibers should be as small as possible without affecting the dispersion effect of colorants in liquid color oils. Too much will affect spinning performance and reduce fiber toughness, and will increase unnecessary raw material costs.
- the present invention uses the coefficient of variation CV% of the content of the colorant in the fiber to characterize the dispersion uniformity of the colorant in the fiber, and the smaller the CV% value, the more uniform the colorant is dispersed.
- the present invention uses the coefficient of variation CV% of the fiber hue L * value to characterize the dispersion of the colorant in the fiber.
- the dispersion CV% of the colorant can be 0.3% or less.
- the liquid color oil of the invention has good compatibility with the polymer and has no influence on the spinnability of the polymer.
- the color tone of the colored fiber obtained by adding the liquid color oil of the present invention is good, and the physical properties such as strength and elongation and fastness are basically not lowered compared with ordinary fibers, and the liquid color oil is evenly dispersed in the fiber, and the yarn and fabric are not easy to form Mottling, excellent color uniformity.
- test method involved in the present invention is described as follows:
- the percentage of colorant and dispersant contained in the excellent oil can be calculated by weighing the weight of the solid part.
- NMR nuclear magnetic resonance analysis
- IR infrared test analysis
- elemental analysis elemental analysis
- mass spectrometry analysis the structure and content of colorants and dispersants in solid components can be analyzed, and then the colorants and dispersants in excellent oil can be calculated respective concentrations.
- the solvent added to the color oil can be separated, and the rest is the base oil agent.
- the rest of the base oil is weighed to calculate the weight ratio of the base oil in the liquid color oil.
- the organic solvent can be selected from common organic solvents such as cyclohexane, acetone, and chloroform.
- HT-PNMR12-9 nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer H, C system
- Huantong NMR Company Use the HT-PNMR12-9 nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer (H, C system) of Huantong NMR Company to scan the hydrogen NMR spectrum and the carbon NMR spectrum, and combine the results of the hydrogen spectrum and the carbon spectrum with the infrared test analysis (IR ), elemental analysis, and mass spectrometry analysis to determine the molecular structure of the base oil.
- IR infrared test analysis
- the molecular weight determination of the base oil agent is carried out by gel permeation chromatography (Gel Permeation Chromatography, GPC), a well-known method for determining the molecular weight of polymer materials in the industry.
- GPC Gel Permeation Chromatography
- SP is a parameter that represents the structural characteristics of a substance and is used to characterize the interaction force between molecules.
- the theoretical definition of the solubility parameter (SP) is the square root of the cohesive energy density of the material.
- the present invention utilizes the group contribution calculation method to calculate the solubility parameter, which is based on the structure of the substance to calculate the solubility parameter, which is called the molar group gravitational constant method, which divides the chemical structure of the substance into appropriate atoms or groups, called the The combined quantity of cohesive energy and molar volume is the molar gravitational constant (F), and it is additive.
- the calculation method adopted in the present invention is the Hoy method in the group contribution calculation method.
- ⁇ is the SP value
- F i represents the molar gravitational constant of the group, and the unit is J 1/2 ⁇ cm 3/2 ⁇ mol -1
- V i represents the molar volume of the group, the unit is cm 3 ⁇ mol -1 .
- the Yarong RE-52CS/5299 rotary evaporator uses the Yarong RE-52CS/5299 rotary evaporator to remove the acetone from the mixture of solvent and oil obtained by extraction three times, and then obtain the base oil contained in the fiber.
- the ratio of the weight of the extracted base oil agent to the weight of the initial fiber is the content of the base oil agent in the fiber.
- the structural analysis and quantitative analysis of the coloring agent in the fiber are carried out by nuclear magnetic resonance analysis (NMR), infrared test analysis (IR), elemental analysis, and mass spectrometry analysis.
- NMR nuclear magnetic resonance analysis
- IR infrared test analysis
- elemental analysis elemental analysis
- mass spectrometry analysis mass spectrometry analysis
- NMR nuclear magnetic resonance analysis
- IR infrared test analysis
- elemental analysis elemental analysis
- mass spectrometry auxiliary analysis the structural analysis and quantitative analysis of the dispersant in the fiber are carried out.
- the filter is used for production with a pore size of 15 microns, the discharge rate is 16g/min, and the evaluation time is 12 hours. Whether it can be used is judged by whether the filter pressure rises within 12 hours. If the filter pressure does not increase at all within 12 hours, it is judged as ⁇ (excellent), if the rise is less than 0.2MPa, it is judged as ⁇ (usable); if it rises 0.2-0.5MPa, it is judged as ⁇ (barely usable); if it rises more than 0.5MPa, it is judged as ⁇ (unavailable).
- the L * value of the polyamide fiber sample was tested with a Japan-made SM-T45 color difference meter.
- the L * value is an indicator of the brightness of the appearance of the sample, and the value range generally ranges from 0 to 100. The higher the L * value, the brighter the appearance of the sample.
- Test multiple L * values for the same sample at different time points calculate the standard deviation (STD) between each L * value, and then divide the STD by the arithmetic mean (AVG) of all L * values, and calculate the data as a percentage It means CV%, the lower the CV%, the better the tone of the polyamide fiber, and the more uniform the colorant is dispersed in the fiber.
- CV% (STD/AVG) x 100%.
- the TiO 2 content in the fiber was tested by ZSX PRIMUSIII+ X-ray fluorescence spectrometer of RIGUKU company. For testing multiple TiO 2 content values with one sample at different spinning time points, calculate the standard deviation (STD) between each content value, and then divide STD by the arithmetic mean value (AVG) of all content values, the calculated data Expressed as a percentage, that is, CV%, the lower the CV%, the more uniform the dispersion of titanium dioxide in the fiber,
- CV% (STD/AVG) x 100%.
- the liquid adding device above the screw is continuously and stably fed into the spinning machine to be evenly mixed and melted with nylon, and then spun through the spinneret, and further processed to obtain polyamide fibers.
- the added amount of the liquid color oil is 3.60wt% relative to the polyamide fiber.
- Filtration pressure increased by 0.08 MPa in 12 hours, and there was almost no filament breakage during spinning.
- the liquid has a high viscosity, although it does not affect the spinning, but the fluidity is weak due to the viscosity problem.
- TiO 2 accounts for 1.80wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the base oil agent accounts for 1.80wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber.
- the TiO 2 content CV% was 0.52%.
- Select matrix polymer to be polyamide make the polyethylene adipate (PEGA, weight-average molecular weight 1000) content of 47wt% that TiO2 content is 50wt%, SP is 9.1, polyurethane type dispersant polyethylene
- PEGA polyethylene adipate
- SP is 9.1
- the liquid color oil with an imine (PEI) content of 3wt% is continuously and stably fed into the spinning machine through the liquid adding device above the screw of the spinning machine, mixed and melted with nylon, and is discharged and spun through the spinneret, and further passed through After processing, polyamide fibers are obtained.
- the added amount of the liquid color oil is 3.60wt% relative to the polyamide fiber.
- TiO2 accounts for 1.80wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the base oil agent accounts for 1.69wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the dispersant accounts for 0.108wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber.
- the CV% of the TiO 2 content was 0.28%.
- Select matrix polymer to be polyamide make the polyethylene adipate (PEGA, weight-average molecular weight 1000) content of 47wt% that TiO2 content is 50wt%, SP is 9.1, polyurethane type dispersant polyethylene
- PEGA polyethylene adipate
- SP is 9.1
- the liquid color oil with an imine (PEI) content of 3wt% is continuously and stably fed into the spinning machine through the liquid adding device above the screw of the spinning machine, mixed and melted with nylon, and is discharged and spun through the spinneret, and further passed through After processing, polyamide fibers are obtained.
- the added amount of the liquid color oil is 0.20wt% relative to the polyamide fiber.
- TiO2 accounts for 0.10wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the base oil agent accounts for 0.09wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the dispersant accounts for 0.006wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber.
- the TiO 2 content CV% was 0.25%.
- Select matrix polymer to be polyamide make the polyethylene adipate (PEGA, weight-average molecular weight 1000) content of 47wt% that TiO2 content is 50wt%, SP is 9.1, polyurethane type dispersant polyethylene
- PEGA polyethylene adipate
- SP is 9.1
- the liquid color oil with an imine (PEI) content of 3wt% is continuously and stably fed into the spinning machine through the liquid adding device above the screw of the spinning machine, mixed and melted with nylon, and is discharged and spun through the spinneret, and further passed through After processing, polyamide fibers are obtained.
- the added amount of the liquid color oil is 5.00wt% relative to the polyamide fiber.
- TiO2 accounts for 2.50wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the base oil agent accounts for 2.35wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the dispersant accounts for 0.150wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber.
- the TiO 2 content CV% was 0.22%.
- Select matrix polymer to be polyamide make the polyethylene adipate (PEGA, weight-average molecular weight 1000) content of 47wt% that TiO2 content is 50wt%, SP is 9.1, polyurethane type dispersant polyethylene
- PEGA polyethylene adipate
- SP is 9.1
- the liquid color oil with an imine (PEI) content of 3wt% is continuously and stably fed into the spinning machine through the liquid adding device above the screw of the spinning machine, mixed and melted with nylon, and is discharged and spun through the spinneret, and further passed through After processing, polyamide fibers are obtained.
- the added amount of the liquid color oil is 0.10wt% relative to the polyamide fiber.
- TiO2 accounts for 0.05wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the base oil agent accounts for 0.05wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the dispersant accounts for 0.003wt% of the weight of the fiber.
- the TiO 2 content CV% was 0.21%. A small amount of addition is not a problem in terms of practicability, but too low an addition amount does not make much sense.
- Select matrix polymer to be polyamide make the polyethylene adipate (PEGA, weight-average molecular weight 1000) content of 47wt% that TiO2 content is 50wt%, SP is 9.1, polyurethane type dispersant polyethylene
- PEGA polyethylene adipate
- SP is 9.1
- the liquid color oil with an imine (PEI) content of 3wt% is continuously and stably fed into the spinning machine through the liquid adding device above the screw of the spinning machine, mixed and melted with nylon, and is discharged and spun through the spinneret, and further passed through After processing, polyamide fibers are obtained.
- the added amount of the liquid color oil is 10.00wt% relative to the polyamide fiber.
- TiO 2 accounts for 5.00wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the base oil agent accounts for 4.70wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the dispersant accounts for 0.300wt% of the weight of the fiber.
- the TiO 2 content CV% was 0.24%.
- Select matrix polymer to be polyamide with TiO Content be 50wt%, SP be the polyethylene adipate (PEGA, weight-average molecular weight 1000) content of 9.1 be 42wt%, polyurethane type dispersant polyethylene
- the liquid color oil with an imine (PEI) content of 8wt% is continuously and stably fed into the spinning machine through the liquid adding device above the screw of the spinning machine to mix and melt evenly with nylon, and is discharged and spun through the spinneret, and further passed through After processing, polyamide fibers are obtained.
- the added amount of the liquid color oil is 3.60wt% relative to the polyamide fiber.
- TiO2 accounts for 1.80wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the base oil agent accounts for 1.51wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the dispersant accounts for 0.288wt% of the weight of the fiber.
- the TiO 2 content CV% was 0.23%.
- the matrix polymer is selected as polyamide, and the content of polyethylene adipate (PEGA, weight average molecular weight 1000) with TiO2 content of 50wt% and SP of 9.1 is 40wt%, and the polyurethane dispersant contains polyamide
- PEGA polyethylene adipate
- the polyurethane dispersant contains polyamide
- the liquid color oil whose ethyleneimine (PEI) amount is 10wt% is continuously and stably sent into the spinning machine through the liquid adding device above the spinning machine screw, mixed and melted evenly with nylon, and is discharged and spun through the spinneret, and further After post-processing, polyamide fibers are obtained.
- the added amount of the liquid color oil is 3.60wt% relative to the polyamide fiber.
- TiO2 accounts for 1.80wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the base oil agent accounts for 1.44wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the dispersant accounts for 0.360wt% of the weight of the fiber.
- the TiO 2 content CV% was 0.15%.
- Select matrix polymer to be polyamide make the content of polyethylene adipate (PEGA, weight - average molecular weight 1000) of 9.1 content be 35wt%, polyurethane dispersant polyethylene
- PEGA polyethylene adipate
- PEI imine
- the liquid color oil with an imine (PEI) content of 15wt% is continuously and stably fed into the spinning machine through the liquid adding device above the screw of the spinning machine to mix and melt with nylon evenly, and is discharged and spun through the spinneret, and further passed through After processing, polyamide fibers are obtained.
- the added amount of the liquid color oil is 3.60wt% relative to the polyamide fiber.
- the filtration pressure increased by 0.16 MPa within 12 hours, and there was almost no filament breakage during spinning.
- TiO2 accounts for 1.80wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the base oil agent accounts for 1.26wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the dispersant accounts for 0.540wt% of the weight of the fiber.
- the TiO 2 content CV% was 0.13%.
- Select matrix polymer to be polyamide make the content of polyethylene adipate (PEGA, weight-average molecular weight 1000) of 9.1 be 32wt %, polyurethane type dispersant polyethylene
- PEGA polyethylene adipate
- PEI imine
- the liquid color oil with an imine (PEI) content of 18wt% is continuously and stably fed into the spinning machine through the liquid adding device above the screw of the spinning machine to mix and melt evenly with nylon, and is discharged and spun through the spinneret, and further passed through After processing, polyamide fibers are obtained.
- the added amount of the liquid color oil is 3.60wt% relative to the polyamide fiber.
- TiO2 accounts for 1.80wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the base oil agent accounts for 1.15wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the dispersant accounts for 0.648wt% of the weight of the fiber.
- the TiO 2 content CV% was 0.14%.
- Select matrix polymer to be polyamide with TiO Content be 30wt%
- SP be the polyethylene adipate (PEGA, weight-average molecular weight 1000) content of 9.1 and be that the liquid color oil of 70wt% is passed through in spinning machine screw
- the liquid adding device above is continuously and stably fed into the spinning machine to be evenly mixed and melted with nylon, and then spun through the spinneret, and further processed to obtain polyamide fibers.
- the added amount of the liquid color oil is 6.00wt% relative to the polyamide fiber.
- TiO2 accounts for 1.80wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the base oil agent accounts for 4.20wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber.
- the TiO 2 content CV% was 0.32%.
- the selected matrix polymer is polyamide, the polyethylene adipate (PEGA, weight-average molecular weight 2000) content of TiO2 content is 50wt%, SP is 9.1 is 47wt%, polyester acid ammonium salt type dispersant ten
- the liquid color oil with a glycol polyethylene glycol sulfate ammonium salt (ALES) content of 3wt% is continuously and stably sent into the spinning machine through the liquid adding device above the spinning machine screw to mix and melt evenly with nylon, and pass through the spinning machine.
- the board is extruded and spun, and further post-processed to obtain polyamide fibers.
- the added amount of the liquid color oil is 3.60wt% relative to the polyamide fiber.
- TiO2 accounts for 1.80wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the base oil agent accounts for 1.69wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the dispersant accounts for 0.108wt% of the weight of the fiber.
- the TiO 2 content CV% was 0.29%.
- the liquid adding device above is continuously and stably fed into the spinning machine to be evenly mixed and melted with nylon, and then spun through the spinneret, and further processed to obtain polyamide fibers.
- the added amount of the liquid color oil is 3.60wt% relative to the polyamide fiber.
- TiO 2 accounts for 1.80wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the base oil agent accounts for 1.80wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber.
- the TiO 2 content CV% was 0.46%.
- Select matrix polymer to be polyamide be 50wt% by TiO content
- SP be 8.0 pyromellitic acid (PMA, weight-average molecular weight 250) content
- PMA weight-average molecular weight 250
- the added amount of the liquid color oil is 3.60wt% relative to the polyamide fiber.
- TiO 2 accounts for 1.80wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the base oil agent accounts for 1.80wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber.
- the TiO 2 content CV% was 0.51%.
- Select matrix polymer to be polyamide with TiO 2 content is 50wt%
- SP is the phosphoric acid ester CR-733S (RDP, weight-average molecular weight 3000) content of 10.5 and is the liquid color oil of 50wt% by the liquid above the spinning machine screw rod
- the adding device continuously and stably feeds it into the spinning machine to mix and melt nylon evenly, and then it is extruded and spun through the spinneret, and further processed to obtain polyamide fibers.
- the added amount of the liquid color oil is 3.60wt% relative to the polyamide fiber.
- Filtration pressure increased by 0.12MPa in 12 hours, and there was almost no broken filament.
- TiO accounted for 1.80wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- base oil accounted for 1.80wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber.
- the TiO 2 content CV% was 0.49%.
- Select matrix polymer to be polyamide with TiO 2 content be 50wt%
- SP be that the liquid polyamide oligomer (PA, weight-average molecular weight 500) content of 13.0 is that the liquid color oil of 50wt% is passed through above spinning machine screw rod
- the liquid adding device is continuously and stably sent to the spinning machine to mix and melt the nylon evenly, and then it is spun out through the spinneret, and further processed to obtain polyamide fibers.
- the added amount of the liquid color oil is 3.60wt% relative to the polyamide fiber.
- TiO 2 accounts for 1.80wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the base oil agent accounts for 1.80wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber.
- the TiO 2 content CV% was 0.52%.
- Select matrix polymer to be polyamide with TiO Content be 50wt%
- SP be the polyethylene glycol (PEG of 15.0, weight-average molecular weight 800) content be that the liquid color oil of 50wt% is added by the liquid above spinning machine screw rod
- the device is continuously and stably fed into the spinning machine to be evenly mixed and melted with nylon, and then spun through the spinneret, and further processed to obtain polyamide fibers.
- the added amount of the liquid color oil is 3.60wt% relative to the polyamide fiber.
- TiO 2 accounts for 1.80wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the base oil agent accounts for 1.80wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber.
- the TiO 2 content CV% was 0.44%.
- Select matrix polymer to be polyamide be that 20wt% with carbon black content, SP be the polyethylene adipate (PEGA, weight-average molecular weight 3000) content of 9.1 and be that the liquid color oil of 80wt% is passed in spinning machine screw
- the liquid adding device above is continuously and stably fed into the spinning machine to be evenly mixed and melted with nylon, and then spun through the spinneret, and further processed to obtain polyamide fibers.
- the added amount of the liquid color oil is 10.00wt% relative to the polyamide fiber.
- the carbon black in the polyamide fiber accounts for 2.00wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber, and the base oil agent accounts for 8.00wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber.
- the CV% of the hue L * was 0.67%.
- the matrix polymer is selected as polyamide, the red pigment (PigmentRED254) content is 30wt%, SP is 9.1 polyethylene adipate (PEGA, weight average molecular weight 10000) content is 70wt% liquid color oil through spinning
- the liquid adding device above the screw of the spinning machine is continuously and stably fed into the spinning machine to mix and melt the nylon evenly, and then it is spun out through the spinneret and further post-processed to obtain polyamide fibers.
- the added amount of the liquid color oil is 3.30wt% relative to the polyamide fiber.
- the filtration pressure increased by 0.15 MPa in 12 hours, and there was almost no broken filament during the spinning process.
- the pigment in the final polyamide fiber accounts for 1.00 wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber, and the base oil agent accounts for 2.31 wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber.
- the CV% of the hue L * was 0.62%.
- the matrix polymer is selected as polyamide, and the content of red pigment (PigmentRED254) is 30wt%, and the content of polyethylene adipate (PEGA, weight average molecular weight 5000) of 9.1 is 55wt%.
- the liquid color oil with a polyethyleneimine (PEI) content of 15wt% is continuously and stably fed into the spinning machine through the liquid adding device above the screw of the spinning machine, mixed and melted evenly with nylon, and is spun out through the spinneret. And further processed to obtain polyamide fibers.
- the added amount of the liquid color oil is 6.67wt% relative to the polyamide fiber.
- the filtration pressure did not rise at all, and there was almost no broken filament during the spinning process.
- the pigment accounts for 2.00wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the base oil agent accounts for 3.67wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the dispersant accounts for 1.000wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber.
- the CV% of the hue L * was 0.22%.
- the matrix polymer is selected as polyamide, and the content of red pigment (PigmentRED254) is 15wt%, and the content of polyethylene adipate (PEGA, weight average molecular weight 8000) of 9.1 is 82wt%, and polyurethane is dispersed
- the liquid color oil with a polyethyleneimine (PEI) content of 3wt% is continuously and stably fed into the spinning machine through the liquid adding device above the screw of the spinning machine, mixed and melted evenly with nylon, and spun out through the spinneret. And further processed to obtain polyamide fibers.
- the added amount of the liquid color oil is 6.67wt% relative to the polyamide fiber.
- the filtration pressure did not rise at all, and there were occasional broken filaments during the spinning process, but the spinning could be carried out.
- the pigment accounts for 1.00wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the base oil agent accounts for 5.47wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the dispersant accounts for 0.200wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber.
- CV% of hue L * is 0.28%
- the selection matrix polymer is polyamide, and the content of polyethylene adipate (PEGA, weight-average molecular weight 1000) of blue dye (ReactiveBlue2) content is 35wt%, SP is 9.1 and the liquid color oil that is 65wt% is passed through
- PEGA polyethylene adipate
- SP blue dye
- the liquid adding device above the screw of the spinning machine is continuously and stably fed into the spinning machine to mix and melt evenly with nylon, and then it is spun out through the spinneret and further post-processed to obtain polyamide fibers.
- the added amount of the liquid color oil is 2.90wt% relative to the polyamide fiber.
- the filtration pressure increased by 0.15 MPa in 12 hours, and there was almost no broken filaments during the spinning process, and the spinning could be carried out.
- the pigment accounts for 1.00 wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber
- the base oil agent accounts for 1.88 wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber.
- the CV% of the hue L * was 0.55%.
- Select matrix polymer to be polyamide TiO2 content is 50wt%
- SP is ethylene glycol (EG, weight-average molecular weight 62) content of 16.3 and is the liquid color oil of 50wt% by the liquid adding device above spinning machine screw rod It is continuously and stably sent to the spinning machine to be evenly mixed and melted with nylon, and then spun through the spinneret, and further post-processing to obtain polyamide fibers.
- the added amount of the liquid color oil is 3.60wt% relative to the polyamide fiber.
- Select matrix polymer to be polyamide TiO2 content is 50wt%
- SP is that the diisopropyl ether (DE, weight-average molecular weight 102) content of 6.9 is the liquid color oil of 50wt% by the liquid above the spinning machine screw rod
- DE weight-average molecular weight 102
- the adding device continuously and stably feeds it into the spinning machine to mix and melt nylon evenly, and then it is extruded and spun through the spinneret, and further processed to obtain polyamide fibers.
- the added amount of the liquid color oil is 3.60wt% relative to the polyamide fiber.
- the matrix polymer is selected as polyamide, and the color masterbatch is polyamide masterbatch chips with a carbon black content of 20%.
- the first silo and the second silo are quantified by respective chip metering devices and merged into the mixer. After being stirred and mixed by the mixer, it enters the screw of the spinning machine, and is melted, sheared, conveyed by the screw, and finally spun through the spinneret to obtain black polyamide fiber.
- the added amount of the black masterbatch is 10.0wt% relative to the polyamide fiber.
- the filtration pressure increased by 0.5 MPa in 12 hours, but the filaments were occasionally broken during the spinning process.
- the pigment in the fiber accounts for 2.00 wt% of the weight of the polyamide fiber, and the CV% of the hue L * is 1.3%.
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- 液体色油,其特征在于:该液体色油含有着色剂和基础油剂,所述基础油剂在常温常压下为液体,且其溶解度参数SP值为7.5~15.0。
- 根据权利要求1所述液体色油,其特征在于:所述基础油剂的溶解度参数SP值为8.0~13.0。
- 根据权利要求1或2所述液体色油,其特征在于:所述基础油剂为由碳原子总数为2~12的脂肪族二酸和碳原子总数为2~6的脂肪族二醇共聚形成的脂肪族聚酯。
- 根据权利要求3所述液体色油,其特征在于:所述基础油剂为聚己二酸酯。
- 根据权利要求1或2所述液体色油,其特征在于:所述着色剂占液体色油的20~50wt%。
- 根据权利要求1所述液体色油,其特征在于:所述色油中含有聚氨酯类或聚酯酸铵盐分散剂。
- 根据权利要求6所述液体色油,其特征在于:所述分散剂占液体色油重量的15wt%以下。
- 根据权利要求6或7所述液体色油,其特征在于:所述液体色油的粘度在5000poise以下。
- 有色聚酰胺纤维,特征在于:该有色纤维中含有权利要求1所述的液体色油。
- 根据权利要求9所述的有色聚酰胺纤维,其特征在于:所述着色剂占纤维重量的0.10~5.00wt%。
- 根据权利要求9或10所述的有色聚酰胺纤维,其特征在于:所述基础油剂占纤维重量的0.10~8.00%。
- 根据权利要求9或10所述的有色聚酰胺纤维,其特征在于:所述分散剂占纤维重量的1.000%以下。
- 根据权利要求12所述的有色聚酰胺纤维,其特征在于:所述纤维中着色剂的分散CV%在0.3%以下。
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