Oil-resistant anti-fouling practical silk fabric

Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of silk textile manufacturing, and particularly relates to an oil-resistant anti-fouling practical silk fabric. The oil-resistant anti-fouling practical silk fabric comprises the following components in parts by weight: 50 parts of mulberry silk, 30 parts of cotton fibers, 10 parts of graphene fibers, 9 parts of superconducting glass fibers, 12 parts ofhollow glass fibers, 2 parts of bamboo charcoal fibers, 0.6 parts of golden silk, 3 parts of linen silk, 11 parts of nano tencel, 2 parts of bamboo pulp fibers, 30 parts of an NaOH solution, 40 partsof titanium oxide, 30 parts of zinc oxide, 10 parts of a phosphate buffer solution, 8 parts of polyethylene glycol and 5 parts of hexamethylene diisocyanate. The silk fabric is mainly used for solving the problems that in the prior art, the fabric is prone to being contaminated by oil stains and must be cleaned in time to keep the clean state as the silk fabric is in an oil stain environment, thefabric has the phenomena of aging, color fading and stain accumulation after the fabric is under the conditions of strong sunlight and contact with the external environment for a long term, and the silk fabric causes discomfort to the human body due to static electricity.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of silk textile manufacturing, in particular to an oil-resistant and anti-pollution practical silk fabric. Background technique [0002] Silk, a kind of textile, is made of silk or synthetic fiber, rayon, short silk, etc., and is a general term for fabrics made of silk or rayon purely woven or interwoven. In ancient times, silk was silk (mainly mulberry silk, It also includes a small amount of textiles woven from tussah silk and cassava silk). Due to the expansion of textile raw materials in modern times, all textiles woven with artificial or natural filament fibers can be called silk in a broad sense, while pure mulberry silk woven Silk, also known as "real silk", with the development of social economy and the improvement of people's living standards, silk textiles with a single function are far from meeting people's needs. It has attracted more and more people's attention. For detailed introduction about ...

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Problems solved by technology

The present invention is mainly used to solve the problem that silk fabrics in the prior art are easily contaminated with oil in an oily environment, and must be cleaned in time to keep them clean. Aging, fading, and accumulation of stains. At the same time, the static electricity in silk fabrics will cause discomfort to the human body.

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