This invention discloses a method for preparing and applying a bio-based plastic
starch slurry with medium-temperature water
solubility, belonging to the field of
textile manufacturing technology. The invention uses native
starch as
raw material, utilizes
amylase to hydrolyze
starch to prepare branched-limit
dextrin, and uses this as a
plasticizer for the starch
slurry. Then,
amphoteric starch is prepared by
grafting in a two-step process at low temperature. Finally, an
ethanol-alkali method is used to treat the starch to obtain a medium-temperature water-soluble
amphoteric starch slurry. The preparation, boiling, and
sizing processes of this slurry all occur at temperatures not exceeding 70℃, achieving medium-low temperatures throughout the entire process. This significantly reduces
energy consumption while ensuring the
sizing yarn performance meets weaving requirements. Furthermore, the prepared bio-based plastic starch slurry with medium-temperature water
solubility exhibits excellent
sizing performance, and the sized
glass fiber warp yarns possess high bundle strength, high abrasion resistance, excellent mechanical properties, and excellent softness.