Chemical fiber plus material normal pressure plasma treatment method
A technology of atmospheric pressure plasma and treatment method, applied in the field of physical treatment and chemical treatment of surface cross-linking and grafting technology, can solve the problems of poor moisture absorption and perspiration performance, high dyeing temperature, and poor air permeability of chemical fiber fabrics, and achieve different strength The effect of impact, simple operation and low production cost
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[0015] Referring to the drawings, the present invention specifically adopts the following steps:
[0016] 1) Sputtering on the surface of the fabric: the chemical fiber fabric is passed through the atmospheric pressure plasma equipment; the plasma is composed of a large number of free electrons and ions, which collide with atoms and molecules in the gas to excite ionization, and the resulting gaseous substance contains Metastable and excited atoms, molecules, and ions react with inert gases such as helium, argon, oxygen and other common gases, sputtering on the surface of chemical fiber fabrics to effectively remove impurities, and introduce hydrophilic groups and Free radicals, thereby improving the hydrophilic and hygroscopic properties of chemical fiber fabrics.
[0017] 2) Surface cross-linking branch: the chemical fiber fabric that has been treated by plasma surface sputtering with hydrophilic and hygroscopic properties, and then cross-linked by acrylic emulsion, polyethylene...
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