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Method for processing liquid ammonia of cotton wire union cloth

A technology of interwoven fabric and treatment method, which is applied in the treatment of textile materials, liquid/gas/steam textile material treatment, fiber treatment, etc., can solve the problems of damaged protein fibers, hard fabric feel, and high viscosity of caustic soda, and achieves elasticity and feel. Increased, soft hand feel, no ironing required

Inactive Publication Date: 2008-07-16
浙江盛泰服装集团股份有限公司
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The traditional caustic soda mercerizing will also increase the luster of the fabric, and the fiber adsorption and chemical properties will be improved after treatment. Although the expansion effect of caustic soda is three times higher than that of liquid ammonia, due to the high viscosity of caustic soda, the penetration is not uniform, resulting in a weaker fabric feel. Hard, and the special structure of protein fibers makes it impossible to mercerize with caustic soda, which will seriously damage protein fibers

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Embodiment 1

[0041] Embodiment 1: A processing method for cotton silk interwoven fabrics, comprising the following steps: ① singeing ② desizing ③ liquid ammonia ④ shaping ⑤ pre-shrinking five steps, the step ③ includes cloth feeding A → pre-drying B → Air cooling C→ padding liquid ammonia D→ steaming E→ water washing F→ drum drying G→ cloth falling H;

[0042] Step A: The cloth feeding speed is 35.0m / min, the cloth feeding width is 146.0cm, and the cloth feeding suction edge pressure is 0.008Mpa;

[0043] Step B: The temperature of the pre-drying cylinder is 120°C, the tension of the first drying cylinder is 175N, and the tension of the second drying cylinder is 175N;

[0044] Step D: the temperature of the front section of the padding liquid ammonia treatment chamber is 70°C, and the temperature of the rear section of the padding liquid ammonia treatment chamber is 80°C;

[0045] Step E: The temperature of the steaming chamber is 110°C, the cylinder steam pressure of the steaming chamber...

Embodiment 2

[0049] Embodiment 2: A processing method for cotton silk interwoven fabrics, characterized in that it comprises the following steps: ① singeing ② desizing ③ liquid ammonia ④ shaping ⑤ pre-shrinking five steps, the step ③ including cloth feeding A → pre-drying Drying B→air cooling C→dipping liquid ammonia D→steaming E→washing F→drum drying G→cloth falling H;

[0050] Step A: The cloth feeding speed is 40.0m / min, the cloth feeding width is 150.0cm, and the pressure of the cloth feeding edge suction device is 0.010Mpa;

[0051] Step B: The temperature of the pre-drying cylinder is 130°C, the tension of the first drying cylinder is 200N, and the tension of the second drying cylinder is 200N;

[0052] Step D: the temperature of the front stage of the padding liquid ammonia treatment chamber is 75°C, and the temperature of the rear stage of the padding liquid ammonia treatment chamber is 85°C;

[0053] Step E: The temperature of the steaming chamber is 115°C, the cylinder steam pre...

Embodiment 3

[0057] Embodiment 3: A processing method for cotton silk interwoven fabrics, characterized in that it comprises the following steps: ① singeing ② desizing ③ liquid ammonia ④ shaping ⑤ pre-shrinking five steps, the step ③ including cloth feeding A → pre-drying Drying B→air cooling C→dipping liquid ammonia D→steaming E→washing F→drum drying G→cloth falling H;

[0058] Step A: The cloth feeding speed is 45.0m / min, the cloth feeding width is 152.0cm, and the pressure of the cloth feeding edge suction device is 0.102 Mpa;

[0059] Step B: The temperature of the pre-drying cylinder is 140°C, the tension of the first drying cylinder is 230N, and the tension of the second drying cylinder is 230N;

[0060] Step D: the temperature of the front section of the padding liquid ammonia treatment chamber is 80°C, and the temperature of the rear section of the padding liquid ammonia treatment chamber is 90°C;

[0061] Step E: The temperature of the steaming chamber is 120°C, the cylinder stea...

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Abstract

A processing method of a cotton and silk interweaving fabrics comprises the following five steps: (1) singeing (2) desizing (3) liquid ammonia (4) sizing (5) preshrinking, and the step(3) comprises cloth inlet-prebaking-air cooling-padding the liquid ammonia-steaming - washing-roller drying-cropping, the cotton and silk fabrics which are processed by the liquid ammonia have the advantages of soft and smooth feeling, no mightiness damage, no ironing and little washing shrinkage. Although the expansion effect of caustic soda is three times higher than the liquid ammonia, the caustic soda is high in viscosity and uneven in permeability, and owing to the good impregnability of the liquid ammonia, the treatment effect of the liquid ammonia and the mercerization of the caustic soda is different; cotton fiber is swelling, the warp direction and the weft direction of which are both very even after the liquid ammonia treatment. Although the liquid ammonia finish has the sense of the mercerizing, the liquid ammonia finish is different from the traditional mercerizing which leads the mightiness, the elasticity, the feeling of the cotton and silk fabrics to increase and improves the steady of the size without any corrosion and non homogeneity to the fiber which are caused by the caustic soda mercerizing.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for treating cotton and silk interwoven fabrics, in particular to a method for treating cotton and silk fabrics with liquid ammonia. Background technique [0002] With the development of high technology, the processing of textiles pays more and more attention to the technological content of its craft. Cotton and silk interwoven fabrics are favored because of their natural comfort and smooth luster, but the main defects of cotton and silk fabrics are poor wrinkle resistance and shrinkage after washing. This series of defects restricts the development of high-grade cotton and silk products. The so-called liquid ammonia is to cool the ammonia in the gaseous state at normal temperature to below -34°C to become liquid ammonia. The surface physical state of liquid ammonia is the same as that of water, and it is easy to flow, but its viscosity and surface tension are lower than water, and it has great penetration. It is easy...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): D06M11/61D06M11/84D06C9/00D06B3/18D06M101/06D06M101/10
Inventor 徐磊王庆淼刘建薪
Owner 浙江盛泰服装集团股份有限公司
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