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Method for preparing bamboo primary fibre using composite biological enzyme

A technology of composite biological enzymes and bamboo fibres, which is applied in the chemical post-treatment of fibers, fiber treatment, plant raw materials, etc., can solve the problems of destroying bamboo fiber bundles, long cycle time, difficult sewage treatment, etc., and achieves low price and strong pertinence , the effect of great vitality

Inactive Publication Date: 2011-07-20
CHINA TEXTILE ACAD JIANGNAN BRANCH
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Problems solved by technology

[0002] According to literature search, in the initial stage of bamboo fiber development and research, chemical (spinning) methods were basically used to produce viscose (type) bamboo fibers. sewage is difficult to treat
However, the extraction of raw bamboo fibers by physical methods is still in the laboratory stage, and industrial production has not yet been realized.
The existing literature reports associated with the present invention mainly include: 02133494.3, 200310108826.1, 200410046802.2, 200410060809.x, etc., all of which use a single biological enzyme to treat bamboo, but the cycle is long, generally 3 to 7 days, and the equipment and higher process conditions

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Embodiment 1

[0014] Example 1: Immerse the pretreated bamboo hemp in a complex biological enzyme aqueous solution containing 40g / L laccase at 45°C, adjust the pH to 4, and treat it under the action of mechanical stirring for 3h; In the pectinase preparation solution, adjust the pH=9, and then enter the post-treatment process after being treated for 2 hours under the action of mechanical stirring.

Embodiment 2

[0015] Example 2: Immerse the pretreated bamboo hemp in a complex biological enzyme aqueous solution containing 30g / L xylanase at 50°C, adjust the pH=5, and treat it under the action of mechanical stirring for 3h; then immerse it in 55°C containing 15g / L pectinase preparation solution, adjust the pH=8, and enter the post-treatment process after processing for 3 hours under the action of mechanical stirring.

Embodiment 3

[0016] Example 3: immerse the pretreated bamboo hemp in a complex biological enzyme aqueous solution containing 25g / L laccase and 25g / L xylanase at 55°C, adjust the pH to 4.5, and treat it under the action of mechanical stirring for 2h; Then immerse in the pectinase preparation solution containing 12.5g / L at 60°C, adjust the pH=8, treat for 2h under the action of mechanical stirring, and then enter the post-treatment process.

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Abstract

A method for preparing a bamboo fiber by a compound bio-enzyme belongs to the technical field of manufacturing the natural cellulose fiber used for weaving. Bamboo linen is used as raw material; the bamboo linen normally processed is treated in the water liquid of the compound bio-enzyme for 1 to 5 hours, then is treated in a pectase liquid for 1 to 5 hours, then the bamboo fiber is obtained after normal processing; the water liquid of the compound bio-enzyme is any single or mixture of laccase, xylanase, the mixture of the laccase and the xylanase, the mixture of the laccase and cellulose, the mixture of the xylanase and the cellulose as well as the mixture of the laccase, the xylanase and the cellulose; the concentration of the laccase and the xylanase are respectively 20 to 50g / L; the concentration of the cellulose is 2 to 6g / L; the concentration of the pectase in the pectase liquid is 10 to 25g / L. The technique of the method is reasonably designed; the fineness, the intensity and the softness of the prepared bamboo fiber can all meet the weaving requirements.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for preparing bamboo raw fibers with compound biological enzymes, and belongs to the technical field of manufacturing natural cellulose fibers for textiles. Background technique [0002] According to literature search, in the early stage of bamboo fiber development and research, chemical (spinning) methods were basically used to produce viscose (type) bamboo fibers. sewage is difficult to treat. However, the extraction of raw bamboo fibers by physical methods is still in the laboratory stage, and industrial production has not been realized. The existing literature reports associated with the present invention mainly include: 02133494.3, 200310108826.1, 200410046802.2, 200410060809.x, etc., all of which use a single biological enzyme to treat bamboo, but the cycle is long, generally 3 to 7 days, and the equipment and higher process conditions. Contents of the invention [0003] The purpose of the present invention ...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): D01C1/00C12S3/04
Inventor 崔桂新刘士彧贾懿磊李翠萍
Owner CHINA TEXTILE ACAD JIANGNAN BRANCH
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