Fabric used for filtering and paper making
A fabric and weave technology, applied in the field of forming nets, can solve the problems of reduced wear resistance of fabrics, insufficient bonding fastness of surface layer and bottom layer, and influences.
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[0040] in figure 1 with figure 2 A filter and papermaking fabric is shown in the figure. The figure shows a basic cyclic organization of the papermaking fabric. Each repeated cyclic organization has 4 surface warps 131-134, 12 base warps 101-112, and 8 MD Three-dimensional composite yarn 181-188, 24 CMD three-dimensional composite yarn 1001-1024, 12 face weft 1051-1062 and 12 bottom weft 151-162, from figure 1 It can be seen that the forming surface layer of the papermaking fabric, the surface warp of each repeated cyclic weave and the forming surface layer of the three-dimensional composite yarn and the surface weft are interwoven with each other in a plain weave manner, for example, surface warp 131, 132 , 133, 134 pass above all wefts 1051-1062, pass between two adjacent CMD three-dimensional composite yarns 1001, 1002 at the same time, and pass between every two adjacent CMD three-dimensional composite yarns to form one Loop, and so on.
[0041] figure 2 The structure of th...
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[0046] by Figure 4A - Figure 4B A cross-sectional view of the filtration and papermaking fabric of the second embodiment of the present invention is given. This embodiment includes the woven texture and figure 2 The illustrated embodiment has the same contact bottom layer. The figure shows a partial cross-sectional view in the CMD direction of this embodiment; the positions of the two cross-sectional views are the same as those of the first embodiment shown in FIG. 3. From figure 2 with Figure 4A - Figure 4B It can be seen that each repeated loop structure has 4 surface warps 231-234, 12 bottom warps 101-112, 8 MD three-dimensional composite yarns 281-288, 12 CMD three-dimensional composite yarns, and 24 surface wefts. And 12 base wefts 151-162, the surface wefts 2051 and 2052 are marked in the figure, and the CMD three-dimensional composite yarn 2301.
[0047] From Figure 4A - Figure 4B The relative position and corresponding relationship of the surface warp and bott...
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[0050] by Figure 5 The top view of the surface layer of the fabric of the third embodiment of the present invention is given. This embodiment includes the woven texture that can be used with figure 2 The illustrated embodiment has the same contact bottom layer. From Figure 5 with figure 2 It can be seen that each repeated loop organization has 8 surface warps 331-338, 12 bottom warps 101-112, 4 MD three-dimensional composite yarns 381-384, and 24 CMD three-dimensional composite yarns 3001-3024, 12 Root weft 3051-3062, and 12 bottom weft 151-162.
[0051] From Figure 5 The interweaving method and arrangement position of the surface warp, MD three-dimensional composite yarn, CMD three-dimensional composite yarn and surface weft are shown. The difference from the first embodiment is that the MD three-dimensional composite yarn of this embodiment appears in the form of a single strand The interweaving part of the forming surface layer and the surface warp together form an inter...
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