AT49724B - Flame-proof fabrics, in particular for theatrical decorations. - Google Patents

Flame-proof fabrics, in particular for theatrical decorations.

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AT49724B
AT49724B AT49724DA AT49724B AT 49724 B AT49724 B AT 49724B AT 49724D A AT49724D A AT 49724DA AT 49724 B AT49724 B AT 49724B
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flame
decorations
theatrical
proof fabrics
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Oscar Penke
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  Flammensicheres Gewebe, insbesondere für Theaterdekorationen. 



   Theaterdekorationen hat man bisher dadurch   Bammensieher   zu machen gesucht, dass man sie mit irgend   einer geeigneton Lösung   tränkte. Diese Tränkung und die dadurch erziele Flammensicherheit hielt aber nur beschränkte Zeit vor, da infolge des Eintrocknen der Lösung   und   des Abspringens der   Lösungssalze   die Wirkung nach kurzer Zeit aufhörte. 



   Auch hat man bereits Theaterdekorationen aus einem Gemisch von Asbest und Wolle hergestellt. Schliesslich ist es auch bereits bekannt, die Fähigkeit von   Tierhaaren,   insbesondere Wolle, die Flamme nicht zu unterhalten und weiterzuleiten, zu   Flammenschutz-   zwecken auszunützen. 



   DieErfindunglöstdieAufgabeunterVermeidungderImprägnierungundohneAshest als Grundstoff zu verwenden, dadurch, dass das Gewebe aus Fäden hergestellt ist, die aus einem Fasergemisch von   Tierhaaren   und Seidenfaser gesponnen sind. Als   so) che Tierhaare   kommen in erster Linie Schweinsborsten, Büffelhaare, Fohlenhaare, Ziegenhaare, Hundehaare u. dgl. in Betracht, während Wolle, weil sie zu faserig und rauh ist und sich nicht gut bemalen lässt, ausgeschlossen sein soll. 



   Die Tierhaare werden mit der Seidenfaser, zum Beispiel mit Coconabfällen, gründlich gemischt. Hiebei empfiehlt es sich, das Material zu kochen und durch Behandlung mit Natron, Kali,   Öt   und Formaldehyd weich zu machen, wodurch es leichter verspinnbar wird und auch besser bemalt werden   kann. Das ! f   diese Weise entstandene aus Tierhaaren und   Seidenfasern bestehende Fasergemisch wird alsdann   in gewöhnlicher Weise versponnen und verwebt. 



     Eingehende Versuche haben die Flammensicherheit   eines solchen Gewebes ergeben. 



  Auch eignet sich das Gewebe vorzüglich für Theaterdokorationen, da es sich in gleicher   Weise bemalen lässt, wie gewöhnhche Leinwand.   

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  Flame-proof fabrics, in particular for theatrical decorations.



   Up to now, theater decorations have been tried to be made by soaking them with some suitable solution. This impregnation and the resulting flame safety only lasted for a limited time, since the effect ceased after a short time as the solution dried and the solution salts popped off.



   Theater decorations have also been made from a mixture of asbestos and wool. Finally, it is already known to use the ability of animal hair, in particular wool, not to maintain and pass on the flame for flame protection purposes.



   The invention solves the problem by avoiding impregnation and without using ashes as the base material, in that the fabric is made from threads which are spun from a fiber mixture of animal hair and silk fiber. As so) che animal hair comes primarily pig bristles, buffalo hair, foal hair, goat hair, dog hair and the like. Like. Considered, while wool, because it is too fibrous and rough and can not be painted well, should be excluded.



   The animal hair is mixed thoroughly with the silk fiber, for example with cocoon waste. It is advisable to boil the material and treat it with baking soda, potash, oil and formaldehyde to soften it, which makes it easier to spin and also easier to paint. The ! The mixture of fibers made of animal hair and silk fibers produced in this way is then spun and woven in the usual way.



     Thorough tests have shown the flame safety of such a fabric.



  The fabric is also excellently suited for theatrical presentations, as it can be painted in the same way as ordinary canvas.

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PATENT-ANSPRUCH : EMI1.1 zweichnet, dass das Gewehe aus Fäden hergestellt ist, die aus einem Fasergemiscb von Tierhaaren und Seidenfaser gesponnen sind. **WARNUNG** Ende CLMS Feld Kannt Anfang DESC uberlappen**. PATENT CLAIM: EMI1.1 It means that the thread is made of threads spun from a fiber mixture of animal hair and silk fiber. ** WARNING ** End of CLMS field may overlap beginning of DESC **.
AT49724D 1909-08-10 1910-07-08 Flame-proof fabrics, in particular for theatrical decorations. AT49724B (en)

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