Straw oil-absorbing product
A technology of oil products and straw, which is applied in the field of straw oil-absorbing products, can solve the problems of low applicability of leakage and single composition, and achieve an effect that is beneficial to environmental protection
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[0019] A straw oil-absorbing product, which is composed of moss peat, Java kapok fiber, polyamide fiber, and acetic anhydride acylated straw, respectively, in a layered structure. The preparation method of acetic anhydride acylated straw is as follows: put the crop straw in the reactor, add acetic anhydride, the amount of acetic anhydride added is preferably to immerse the straw, react at a high temperature of 120-130°C for 2 hours, and then filter to obtain acetic anhydride Acylated straw, set aside.
[0020] The straw oil-absorbing product of this embodiment forms a product with a layered structure, such as figure 1 As shown, the core layer of the straw oil-absorbing product is the moss peat layer 1, and the two sides of the moss peat layer are the Java kapok fiber layer 2, and the outer side of the Java kapok fiber layer is adjacent to the acetic anhydride acylated straw layer 3. The outermost layer is a polyamide fiber layer 4 . This special multi-layer sandwich structur...
Embodiment 2
[0022] A straw oil-absorbing product, which is composed of moss peat, Java kapok fiber, polyamide fiber, and acetic anhydride acylated straw, respectively, in a layered structure. The specific structure is the same as that of Example 2, the difference is that a 0.5-1cm sawdust layer 5 is added between the acetic anhydride acylated straw layer and the polyamide fiber layer, see figure 2 . In order to increase the adsorption effect, at this time, each kilogram of oil absorbent can absorb about 53.5 kilograms of oil.
Embodiment 3
[0024] A straw oil-absorbing product, which is composed of moss peat, Java kapok fiber, polyamide fiber, and acetic anhydride acylated straw, respectively, in a layered structure. The specific structure is the same as in Example 2, the difference being that the thickness ratios of the moss peat layer, Java kapok fiber layer, acetic anhydride acylated straw layer, and polyamide fiber layer are respectively 1 cm, 1.2 cm, 1.5 cm, and 1.1 cm. The straw oil-absorbing product is made into a round or square bag-like structure, and the edges are sewn around it, so that the moss peat layer, Java kapok fiber layer, and acetic anhydride acylated straw layer are located inside the outer polyamide fiber layer, forming Pocket structure. This structure is beneficial to recycle after oil absorption.
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