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Method of preparing rayon staple by benne stalk

A technology for viscose staple fibers and flax, which is applied in the directions of chemical production of bast fibers, fiber processing, fiber mechanical separation, etc., can solve the problems such as the method for preparing whole stalk viscose staple fibers of flax that has not yet been found.

Pending Publication Date: 2007-08-15
马立峰
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[0003] After searching, no method for preparing flax whole stalk viscose staple fiber has been found

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[0093] Take 5 tons of whole stalks of flax, and operate according to the process steps and process conditions described in the technical scheme in the above-mentioned summary of the invention, to produce the finished product of whole stalks of flax viscose staple fibers.

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Abstract

The invention relates to a method for using pedaliin stem to prepare adhesive staple fiber, comprising that preparing pedaliin stam adhesive slurry and using said slurry to prepare adhesive staple fiber. The first step comprises that preparing material, degelatinizing, beating, refining, dechlorinating, acid treating, and softening. And the second step comprises that feeding slurry, immerging, compressing, aging, cooling, sulfidising, dissolving, filtering, ripening, defoaming, filtering, spinning, beaming drawing, following treating, circling and drying. The invention has the advantages that the resources are abundant, with low cost, while the prepared fiber has high quality, high mechanism strength, soft face, or the like.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a process for producing viscose fiber pulp by using flax whole stalks, and further spinning to produce viscose fiber. Background technique [0002] Viscose fiber is based on natural cellulose. Traditional viscose fiber is made of coniferous wood. Due to the shortage of raw materials and the innovation of pulping technology, some hardwood, cotton linters, and hemp materials are also used. In the production of viscose fiber pulp, the use of coniferous wood and hardwood as raw materials may involve tree felling, which will affect the environment and destroy natural ecology; therefore, the application of some new raw materials will have broader prospects. Flax is a kind of flax, which is rich in resources in Inner Mongolia, Gansu, Ningxia, Qinghai, and Hebei. Flax belongs to oil crops and is mainly used for oil extraction. Textiles are of great importance. [0003] After searching, no method for preparing flax whole stalk viscose...

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IPC IPC(8): D01B1/10D01C1/02D01D1/02D01D5/06
Inventor 马立峰
Owner 马立峰
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