Radiation resistant fabric

Abstract

The invention discloses a radiation resistant fabric. The fabric comprises a skin affinitive layer, a radiation resistant layer and a wear resistant layer from inside to outside, wherein the three layers are connected through adhering with adhesives or sewing. Compared with the prior art, the fabric has the following advantages: the skin affinitive layer formed by weaving the natural fibers such as cotton ramie silk and the like ensures that people feel comfortable and are not allergic when wearing the fabric next to the skin; the radiation resistant layer is formed by weaving radiation resistant fibers, so the fabric is soft, can be washed and has good radiation resistance effect; and as the outer layer, the wear resistant layer formed by weaving chemical fibers is wear resistant and has good dyeing property, and as the exterior of the fabric, the wear resistant layer has luster and bright color.

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technical field [0001] The invention discloses a composite fabric, in particular to a radiation-proof composite fabric that can be worn next to the body. Background technique [0002] With the rapid development of modern science and technology, an invisible and intangible source of pollution has attracted increasing attention from all walks of life, which is electromagnetic radiation known as the "invisible killer". For the human body, a good conductor, electromagnetic waves will inevitably pose a certain degree of harm. Generally speaking, radar systems, television and broadcasting transmission systems, radio frequency induction and dielectric heating equipment, radio frequency and microwave medical equipment, various electrical processing equipment, communication transmission stations, satellite earth communication stations, large electric power stations, power transmission and transformation Equipment, high-voltage and extra-high-voltage transmission lines, subway trains...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] The existing anti-radiation fabrics mainly have the following methods: one is to coat a layer of anti-radiation layer on the base fabric, so that the formed anti-radiation fabric is airtight and cannot be washed; the other is to inlay metal in the fabric. Fiber, such a radiation-proof fabric, can be washed by hand, but it cannot be rubbed hard

The anti-radiation fabrics formed by these two methods can only be made into protective coveralls, which are worn on the outer layer of clothing, and cannot be worn next to the body, and are not suitable for summer clothing.

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