Preparation method for two-way stretched polylactic acid fiber porous membrane
A polylactic acid fiber, biaxial stretching technology, applied in the direction of fabric elongation, heating/cooling fabric, non-woven fabric, etc., to achieve the effect of smooth surface, good biodegradability, porosity and thickness controllable
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[0025] A method for preparing a biaxially stretched polylactic acid fiber porous membrane comprises preparing a polylactic acid nonwoven fabric fiber membrane from the prepared polylactic acid nonwoven fabric fiber web, biaxially stretching once, hot rolling twice, Secondary biaxial stretching, three times of hot rolling, and heat setting, wherein the polylactic acid non-woven fiber web used is prepared by the preparation process in the literature of the Chinese Patent Publication No. CN103726220A or CN101851830A.
[0026] The preparation method proceeds as follows:
[0027] a Polylactic acid non-woven fiber membrane preparation
[0028] The prepared polylactic acid fiber web is hot-rolled once using a flat hot rolling mill or a bachelor hot rolling mill to obtain a uniform and dense polylactic acid non-woven fiber membrane, wherein the thickness of the polylactic acid non-woven fiber membrane is 20-1000 μm; the primary hot-rolling temperature is 80-105° C., the hot-rolling p...
Embodiment 1
[0040] a Polylactic acid non-woven fiber membrane preparation
[0041] The prepared polylactic acid fiber web is hot-rolled once with a flat hot rolling mill or a single stick hot rolling mill to obtain a uniform and dense polylactic acid non-woven fiber membrane. The polylactic acid non-woven fiber web used is made in China. The patent publication number is CN103726220A and the preparation process is obtained in the literature. The thickness of the polylactic acid non-woven fiber membrane is 20 μm; the temperature of the first hot rolling is 80 ° C, the hot rolling pressure is 5 MPa, and the hot rolling time is 1 s.
[0042] b once two-way stretch
[0043]Preheat the primary hot-rolled polyester non-woven fiber membrane prepared in step a with hot air at a temperature of 60°C, and then stretch the preheated polyphenylene sulfide fiber membrane at a temperature of 60°C One-time biaxial stretching, the stretching method is carried out in steps of longitudinal stretching and tr...
Embodiment 2
[0052] a Polylactic acid non-woven fiber membrane preparation
[0053] The prepared polylactic acid fiber web is hot-rolled once with a flat hot rolling mill or a single stick hot rolling mill to obtain a uniform and dense polylactic acid non-woven fiber membrane. The polylactic acid non-woven fiber web used is made in China. The patent publication number is CN101851830A and the preparation process is prepared in the literature. The thickness of the polylactic acid non-woven fiber membrane is 20 μm; the temperature of the first hot rolling is 80 ° C, the hot rolling pressure is 5 MPa, and the hot rolling time is 1 s.
[0054] b once two-way stretch
[0055] Preheat the primary hot-rolled polyester non-woven fiber membrane prepared in step a with hot air at a temperature of 60°C, and then stretch the preheated polyphenylene sulfide fiber membrane at a temperature of 60°C One-time biaxial stretching, the stretching method is simultaneous longitudinal stretching and transverse s...
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