CN119194875A - Roller blind fabric with natural hemp style and preparation method thereof - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a rolling curtain fabric with a natural linen style and a preparation method thereof, and the rolling curtain fabric comprises the following steps of S1, adopting a leno heald weaving method that a base fabric is hollowed out at regular intervals in a warp direction, adopting 300D bright twisting yarns as warp yarns, respectively adopting three-in-one fancy twisting yarns and fancy composite yarns as two adjacent weft yarns, S2, carrying out weft straightening and shaping treatment on the base fabric, S3, carrying out slurry dipping treatment on the base fabric, enabling slurry to uniformly cover two sides of the fabric in a padding mode, and S4, carrying out drying treatment on the fabric subjected to the slurry dipping treatment. The invention not only provides the roller shutter fabric which is more similar to the natural linen style, but also obviously improves the sun-curing, mildew-proof, waterproof and other performances, and meets the double requirements of modern home decoration on the beauty and practicality.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to a rolling curtain fabric, in particular to a rolling curtain fabric with natural grass style and a preparation method thereof.
Background
With the increasing diversification of the demands of people on interior decoration materials, the natural material-imitated fabric is gradually favored by the market. The cotton-like fabric and the hemp-like fabric which are common in the market at present have the appearance and touch of cotton threads or hemp threads by carrying out specific process treatment on yarns. The production of the fabric is relatively mature, and the yarn treatment process is standardized. However, the cotton-like and linen-like fabrics imitate the characteristics of cotton threads or linen threads only on the yarn level, and the overall texture style of the fabrics does not have the characteristics of natural materials.
In contrast, the linen-like fabric is not only treated on yarns, but also required to exhibit an overall texture style of natural linen after the weaving is completed. The linen-like fabric has a texture similar to that of hand knitting in visual sense, has a certain rough and natural appearance, and has high requirements on the knitting process.
At present, no fabric capable of truly simulating the style of linen exists in the market. The linen-like fabric is knitted, so that not only is a proper yarn material selected, but also a complex texture effect is realized by an accurate knitting method. Particularly, how to keep the structure of the fabric stable and simultaneously present irregular but natural textures is a great difficulty in the technical field.
Therefore, development of a fabric imitating the style of the linen needs to have the natural appearance of the linen, solve the defects of the natural linen in light fastness, mildew resistance and waterproofness, and ensure the cost performance through mass production, so that the fabric is a subject to be broken through in the technology.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide the rolling curtain fabric with the natural grass style and the preparation method thereof, and the fabric not only has the natural appearance texture of the grass rolling curtain, but also has stronger weather resistance and longer service life compared with the traditional natural grass fabric.
The technical scheme adopted for solving the technical problems is as follows:
a preparation method of a rolling curtain fabric with natural hemp grass style comprises the following steps:
S1, weaving base cloth
The base cloth adopts a leno heald weaving method with regularly spaced hollow warp directions;
300D bright twisting yarn is selected as the warp yarn;
two adjacent weft yarns are respectively three-in-one fancy twisted yarn and fancy composite yarn;
the three-in-one fancy twisted yarn is formed by three-in-one fancy twisting of 150D white yarns, 150D irregular section dyed yarns and 8 irregular bunchy yarns, and has a special fancy bunchy style;
the fancy composite yarn is formed by mixing 300D/FDY photochromic yarn, 300D/FDY extinction photochromic yarn and 300D/DTY photochromic master batch yarn according to the proportion of 1:1:4 and weaving the yarns in a grid-connected mode through a grid-connected machine, and the yarn style is similar to coarse and open flax, has gloss difference, and is distinct in layering and color, and the texture of the yarn is similar to that of coarse paper.
S2, weft straightening and shaping procedure
Carrying out weft straightening and shaping treatment on the base cloth by adopting automatic weft straightening and shaping integrated equipment wires, so that the warp and weft direction and weft skew after weft straightening are controlled to be less than or equal to 0.5%;
S3, double-sided integral slurry dipping process
Performing pulp dipping treatment on the base cloth subjected to weft setting treatment, wherein the pulp is uniformly covered on two sides of the fabric in a padding mode;
The slurry for the slurry dipping treatment is prepared by mixing and stirring 35-40 parts by mass of polyurethane emulsion, 15-20 parts by mass of acrylic ester emulsion, 50-60 parts by mass of deionized water and 0.5-0.8 part by mass of defoamer;
s4, drying procedure
The method comprises the steps of carrying out drying treatment on fabric subjected to slurry dipping treatment, wherein the drying treatment comprises three stages of pre-drying, baking and cooling, wherein 1-4 baking sections are taken as pre-drying sections, the temperature of each baking section is 80 ℃ per 100 ℃ per 120 per 150 ℃, and the main effect of the stage is to uniformly evaporate most of water in the foaming slurry and control and keep the surface of a coating from generating a conjunctiva effect;
The sections 5 to 8 are baking sections, the temperature of the baking oven is unified to be 180 ℃, the impregnated sizing agent at the stage can be crosslinked to form a film, and the impregnated sizing agent can be sufficiently dried to avoid the problems of stickiness and the like;
The 9-12 sections are gradient cooling sections, the temperature of the oven is 160 ℃ per 140 ℃ per 110 ℃ per 80 ℃, and the effect of the gradient cooling sections is to avoid overlarge temperature difference between the inside and the outside of the oven and generate thermal stress in a fabric organization structure or yarn, so that the flatness and the dimensional stability of a final finished product are affected.
According to the further preferred technical scheme, the warp yarns are woven alternately through four doup heddles, and a hollowed-out effect with the interval distance of 19 mm is formed.
In a further preferable technical scheme, in the grid-connected weaving process, the air pressure of the grid-connected machine is set to be 0.7MP, and the vehicle speed is 50 m/min.
According to the further preferred technical scheme, in the automatic weft-setting and shaping integrated equipment line, a German EL (electro-mechanical) Laiemmer intelligent weft-setting machine is selected as weft-setting equipment, weft-setting speed is set to 15-20 m/min, a shaping oven is set to 12 sections, wherein 1-4 sections are pre-baking areas, temperatures are respectively 80 ℃,100 ℃, 120 ℃ and 140 ℃, 5-12 sections are baking areas, and the temperature of the oven is uniformly set to 160 ℃.
A rolling curtain fabric with natural grass style is characterized in that the rolling curtain fabric is manufactured by the method.
The beneficial effects of the invention are as follows:
1. The whole texture is presented, and the linen-like fabric is different from the cotton-like or linen-like fabric, and the whole texture effect after the fabric is finished is realized through a specific weaving process, not just the yarn treatment. The fabric simulates the coarse and open natural appearance of natural flax and has texture similar to hand knitting.
2. Solves the limitation of the prior art that no linen-like fabric capable of truly showing the style of linen exists in the current market. The invention innovates in the aspects of fabric knitting and material selection, overcomes the limitation that the traditional fabric is imitated only on the yarn layer, and successfully develops the linen-like fabric.
3. The color fastness to light is improved, namely the natural linen fabric is easy to fade, turn yellow and the like after long-time sun drying, and the high-performance masterbatch yarn is adopted in the linen imitation fabric, so that the color fastness to light is greatly improved, and the color stability of the linen imitation fabric is still kept in a high-temperature environment.
4. The mildew-proof and waterproof performance is superior, the natural linen fabric is easy to damp and mildew, and the linen-like fabric has good mildew-proof and waterproof performance through a double-sided pulp dipping process, is suitable for long-term use in various environments, and prolongs the service life of the product.
5. The production process of the natural flax fabric is complex, the large-scale production can not be realized, and the cost is high. The linen-like fabric adopts a standardized process, ensures the feasibility of stable supply and mass production of raw materials, greatly reduces the production cost and has high cost performance.
Through the technical advantages, the invention not only provides the roller shutter fabric which is more similar to the natural flax style, but also obviously improves the sun-curing, mildew-proof, waterproof and other performances, and meets the double requirements of modern home decoration on the beauty and practicality.
Detailed Description
The present invention is further described below.
The manufacturing method of the rolling curtain fabric with the natural grass style mainly comprises the following steps, wherein each step is carefully designed to ensure that the final product has high cost performance, excellent light fastness, moisture resistance and environmental protection. The following are detailed process steps and explanations of each detail:
1. braiding of body facings
The method and the process are as follows:
The leno heald weaving method with regularly spaced and hollowed warp direction includes weaving the main body fabric alternately via four leno heald paths to form hollowed warp direction with interval of 19 mm. The leno heald weaving method ensures that the fabric structure is stable, has a style similar to hand weaving, and increases the air permeability and the aesthetic property of the fabric.
The two adjacent weft yarns are respectively three-in-one fancy twisted yarn and fancy composite yarn.
The loom is an imported multi-denier heavy-weight rapier loom, and guarantees the weft insertion and weaving stability of the coarse open yarns.
And (3) material selection:
300D bright twisting yarn is selected as warp yarn. The compactness and the gloss of the fabric are increased, so that the fabric is more similar to the effect of hand knitting.
The three-in-one fancy twisted yarn adopts 150D white yarn, 150D irregular section dyed yarn and 8 irregular bamboo joints. The combination forms a special fancy bamboo joint style, and creates the visual effect of natural hemp.
The fancy composite yarn is formed by mixing 1050D fancy space dyeing composite yarn and 2400D masterbatch fancy composite yarn according to the proportion of 1:1:4 and weaving the fancy composite yarn in a grid-connected mode through a grid-connected machine, so that the composite yarn with layering sense and clear color is formed, and the texture is rough and similar to paper.
In the processing of fancy composite yarns, air pressure and vehicle speed are key factors influencing the final style effect of the style of the composite yarns and the inherent mechanical properties. In general, the optimum combination of air pressure and vehicle speed can be determined by experimentation and observation to achieve the optimum processing results and production efficiency.
Proper air pressure can form tight entanglement between the fibers and improve the network degree, thereby enhancing the cohesion and the overall strength of the fibers. Too low air pressure, insufficient entanglement of fibers, may result in insufficient network, affecting subsequent processing and performance, and too high air pressure, may result in excessive entanglement and even breakage of fibers, while increasing equipment wear.
The speed of the vehicle determines the residence time of the fibers in the grid-connected machine, thereby affecting the entanglement effect of the fibers. The fiber has the advantages of high speed, short residence time of the fiber in the grid-connected machine, insufficient entanglement, and low speed, and can improve entanglement effect, reduce processing efficiency and increase production cost.
According to the invention, through the optimal design of the orthogonal test, the air pressure of the grid-connected machine is set to be 0.7MP, the vehicle speed is 50 m/min, and the degree of networking and the entanglement effect of the composite yarn processed by the mixed grid-connection are optimal.
Advantages are:
the multi-layer visual effect is that the combination of different yarns enables the fabric to present rich color and texture effects, and the three-dimensional sense and the decoration of the fabric are enhanced.
The tight cloth cover structure, namely the leno heald weaving method ensures the tightness of the cloth cover, is not loose, improves the durability and tear resistance of the fabric, and is very suitable for high-strength roller blinds.
2. Weft setting process
Description of the procedure:
Weft finishing shaping, namely before sizing, weft finishing shaping is an important step for ensuring the evenness of the cloth cover and the consistency of the warp and weft directions. Control of this process is critical to the effectiveness of the subsequent sizing.
The specific operation is as follows:
And selecting equipment, namely adopting an automatic weft straightening and shaping integrated equipment line, wherein the weft straightening equipment adopts an intelligent Germany EL Laimer weft straightening machine.
The speed and temperature of the weft straightening machine are controlled, the weft straightening speed is set to be 15-20M/min, the shaping oven is 12 sections, 1-4 sections are divided into pre-baking areas, the temperature is 80 ℃ per 100 ℃ per 120 ℃ per 140 ℃, 5-12 sections are baking areas, and the temperature of the oven is uniformly set to be 160 ℃. This arrangement helps to avoid deformation or shrinkage of the fabric due to too high or too low a temperature.
Radian control, namely controlling the warp, weft, skew and arc of weft to be less than or equal to 0.5 percent (namely 0.5 percent of the width of the door) after weft finishing so as to ensure the flatness and the dimensional stability of the fabric.
Advantages are:
The flatness and dimensional stability of the fabric are ensured, the optimal state of the fabric before sizing is ensured through accurate speed and temperature control and careful management of radian, and the processing difficulty caused by unevenness or dimensional change in the subsequent process is avoided.
3. Double-sided integral slurry dipping process
The process comprises the following steps:
The slurry is prepared by mixing and stirring 35-40 parts by mass of polyurethane emulsion, 15-20 parts by mass of acrylic ester emulsion, 50-60 parts by mass of deionized water and 0.5-0.8 part by mass of defoamer. Polyurethane provides softness and wear resistance, and acrylic acid improves the hardness and waterproof performance of the fabric.
And padding, namely uniformly coating the slurry on two sides of the fabric in a padding mode, and then drying, shaping and packaging.
The specific operation is as follows:
Sizing, namely uniformly penetrating the sizing liquid into the fibers of the fabric in a padding mode, so as to ensure uniform and consistent coating thickness of the fabric.
Advantages are:
The combination of polyurethane and acrylic acid not only enhances the waterproof property and the wear resistance of the fabric, but also ensures that the fabric has better light fastness and is suitable for the environment exposed to sunlight for a long time.
The soft hand feeling is maintained, and the softness is maintained even though the fabric is subjected to slurry dipping treatment, so that the fabric has durability and good hand feeling, and is suitable for manufacturing high-quality roller shutter products.
4. Drying process
And in the drying process, the temperature and time are controlled to fully evaporate the water in the slurry, and the polyurethane and acrylic acid components are uniformly adhered to the surface of the fiber, so that the shaping effect is achieved.
The drying treatment is divided into three stages of pre-drying, baking and cooling, wherein 1-4 sections are pre-drying sections, the temperature of the baking sections is 80 ℃ per 100 ℃ per 120 per 150 ℃, and the drying treatment mainly has the effects of uniformly evaporating most of water in the foaming slurry and controlling and keeping the surface of the coating from forming films;
The sections 5 to 8 are baking sections, the temperature of the baking oven is unified to be 180 ℃, the impregnated sizing agent at the stage can be crosslinked to form a film, and the impregnated sizing agent can be sufficiently dried to avoid the problems of stickiness and the like;
The 9-12 sections are gradient cooling sections, the temperature of the oven is 160 ℃ per 140 ℃ per 110 ℃ per 80 ℃, and the effect of the gradient cooling sections is to avoid overlarge temperature difference between the inside and the outside of the oven and generate thermal stress in a fabric organization structure or yarn, so that the flatness and the dimensional stability of a final finished product are affected.
And finally, winding the fabric into a semi-finished product of the roller shutter, and preparing subsequent finished product processing.
5. Comparison with the appearance texture of the natural flax fabric
The experiment aims to verify whether the linen-like rolling curtain fabric can achieve the effect similar to that of the natural linen fabric in appearance texture.
Experimental materials:
1. linen-like rolling curtain fabric (inventive fabric sample)
2. Natural flax fabric (common natural flax rolling screen fabric sample in the market)
The experimental method comprises the following steps:
1. appearance contrast
And (5) comparing the items, namely observing and evaluating the appearance characteristics of the fabric, such as color, texture, luster and the like.
The comparison method comprises the steps of respectively photographing and recording videos of two fabrics under the same light condition (natural light and artificial light), observing the knitting texture details of the fabrics by using a high-resolution microscope, and evaluating the similarity of the two fabrics in appearance.
And (3) data recording, namely analyzing texture images of the fabric by using image processing software, and calculating parameters such as uniformity of textures, size of texture intervals, color distribution and the like.
2. Texture contrast
And (5) evaluating the hand feeling, softness, roughness and thickness of the fabric.
The comparison method comprises the following steps:
hand feel test, namely inviting 10 volunteers to give a texture score (1-10 points, 10 is the texture closest to natural cannabis sativa) by touching two fabric samples on the premise of not knowing the source of the fabrics.
Hardness testing, namely respectively testing the hardness of the two fabrics in the warp direction and the weft direction by using a professional softness tester, and recording the hardness data (such as radial extension length/weft extension length, with the unit of CM) of the respective warp direction and weft direction.
Roughness test surface roughness of both fabrics was measured in micrometers (μm) using a surface roughness meter.
Thickness test the thickness of the fabric was measured accurately in millimeters (mm) using a thickness gauge.
3. Comparative experimental data
Appearance comparison data:
Color analysis, namely recording RGB values of the two fabrics and comparing the similarity of colors.
Texture details the number of texture strips per square centimeter and texture depth were measured by microscopic imaging.
Gloss test the reflectance of the two fabrics was measured using a gloss meter in Gloss Units (GU).
Texture contrast data:
hand scoring score scores were recorded for 10 volunteers and the average was calculated.
And (5) recording the measurement result of the hardness tester.
Roughness-recording the measurement data of the surface roughness meter.
Thickness-recording the results of the thickness gauge.
Comparison of experimental data:
Experimental comparison conclusion:
As can be seen from the above comparative experimental data, the linen-like roller shutter fabric is very similar to the natural linen fabric in appearance and texture. The appearance parameters such as color, texture number, texture depth, glossiness and the like have very little difference, and the hand feeling score and texture data (hardness, roughness and thickness) are very close. Subjective scores from volunteers showed that the two fabrics had close hand feel and were indistinguishable.
Therefore, experiments prove that the linen-style-imitated roller shutter fabric designed by the invention is very similar to the natural linen fabric in appearance and texture, can effectively simulate the natural style of the natural linen, and has better durability.
6. Compared with the weather resistance of natural flax fabrics
Purpose of experiment
Through a comparison experiment, the technical advantages of the linen-like rolling curtain fabric in the aspects of light fastness, mildew resistance and waterproofness compared with the traditional natural linen fabric are verified.
Experimental materials
1. Linen-like rolling curtain fabric sample (fabric of the invention)
2. Natural flax fabric sample (commercial traditional natural flax fabric)
Experimental method
1. Light fastness test
The experimental standard is carried out according to ISO 105-B02 "textile color fastness test artificial light source solarization color fastness".
The steps are as follows:
· The linen-like rolling curtain fabric and the natural linen fabric are cut into samples (such as 10cm x 10 cm) with the same size.
· The sample is fixed in a light fastness tester and exposed to a standard artificial light source (e.g., a xenon lamp light source) and set to simulate conditions of sunlight exposure.
· The sample was continuously exposed to light for 48 hours, and the color change of the sample was observed every 8 hours, and the color fastness change of the sample was recorded.
· The two samples were compared for color fastness changes after the end of the test and rated according to gray scale card (gray scale).
2. Mildew resistance test
Experimental criteria were carried out according to ASTM G21 Standard for mildew resistance test of materials.
The steps are as follows:
· Cutting the linen-like rolling curtain fabric and the natural linen fabric into samples with the same size.
· The samples were placed on a medium containing mold spores (e.g., czapek-Dox agar medium) and incubated for 7 days at a temperature of 28℃and a humidity of 95% RH.
· The mold growth on the surface of the sample was observed and recorded, and the mold resistance of the sample was evaluated in terms of the area percentage of mold growth.
3. Waterproof test
The experimental standard is carried out according to AATCC 22 'textile waterproof test: initial water immersion method'.
The steps are as follows:
· The linen-like rolling curtain fabric and the natural linen fabric are cut into samples (such as 10cm x 10 cm) with the same size.
· Using a water spray tester, water is sprayed onto the sample surface at a certain pressure for 1 minute, simulating a rainfall or humid environment.
· The state of the water drop on the surface of the sample was observed, and the number of water drops formed on the surface of the sample by the water and the wetting condition of the sample were recorded.
· The water repellency of the samples was assessed according to AATCC water repellency rating criteria (0-100).
Comparison of experimental data:
Experimental comparison conclusion:
The comparison experiment shows that the linen-like rolling curtain fabric is superior to the traditional natural linen fabric in light fastness, mildew resistance and water resistance, so that the technical advantages of the invention are verified, and the durability and the performance superiority of the linen-like rolling curtain fabric in practical application are proved.
Summary
Through the detailed process steps and material selection, the linen-like rolling curtain fabric disclosed by the invention is similar to a natural linen style in appearance, and has the characteristics of high cost performance, excellent durability and environmental protection. The fabric is very suitable for household and commercial curtain decoration which needs to have both decorative effect and durability, and can meet multiple requirements of users on beauty, practicability and environmental protection.
Claims (5)
1. The preparation method of the rolling curtain fabric with the natural grass style is characterized by comprising the following steps of:
S1, weaving base cloth
The base cloth adopts a leno heald weaving method with regularly spaced hollow warp directions;
300D bright twisting yarn is selected as the warp yarn;
two adjacent weft yarns are respectively three-in-one fancy twisted yarn and fancy composite yarn;
the three-in-one fancy twisted yarn is formed by three-in-one fancy twisting of 150D white yarns, 150D irregular section dyed yarns and 8 irregular bunchy yarns, and has a special fancy bunchy style;
the fancy composite yarn is formed by mixing 300D/FDY colored yarn, 300D/FDY extinction colored yarn and 300D/DTY colored master batch yarn according to the proportion of 1:1:4 and weaving through grid connection by a grid connection machine;
S2, weft straightening and shaping procedure
Carrying out weft straightening and shaping treatment on the base cloth by adopting automatic weft straightening and shaping integrated equipment wires, so that the warp and weft direction and weft skew after weft straightening are controlled to be less than or equal to 0.5%;
S3, double-sided integral slurry dipping process
Performing pulp dipping treatment on the base cloth subjected to weft setting treatment, wherein the pulp is uniformly covered on two sides of the fabric in a padding mode;
The slurry for the slurry dipping treatment is prepared by mixing and stirring 35-40 parts by mass of polyurethane emulsion, 15-20 parts by mass of acrylic ester emulsion, 50-60 parts by mass of deionized water and 0.5-0.8 part by mass of defoamer;
s4, drying procedure
The method comprises the steps of drying fabric subjected to pulp dipping treatment, wherein the drying treatment comprises three stages of pre-drying, baking and cooling, namely 12 sections of baking ovens, wherein 1-4 sections are pre-drying sections, the temperature of each baking oven is 80 ℃ per 100 ℃ per 120 per 150 ℃, 5-8 sections are baking sections, the temperature of each baking oven is uniform to 180 ℃, 9-12 sections are gradient cooling sections, and the temperature of each baking oven is 160 ℃ per 140 ℃ per 110 ℃ per 80 ℃.
2. The method for preparing the roller shutter fabric with the natural hemp grass style according to claim 1, wherein the warp yarns are woven alternately through four doup heddles to form a hollowed-out effect with a spacing distance of 19 mm.
3. The method for preparing the rolling curtain fabric with the natural grass style according to claim 1, wherein in the grid-connected weaving process, the air pressure of the grid-connected machine is set to be 0.7MP, and the vehicle speed is 50 m/min.
4. The method for preparing the rolling curtain fabric with the natural hemp grass style according to claim 1 is characterized in that in the automatic weft straightening and shaping integrated equipment line, a German EL-Lemerer intelligent weft straightening machine is selected as weft straightening equipment, weft straightening speed is set to be 15-20 m/min, a shaping oven is 12 sections, 1-4 sections are pre-baking areas, temperatures are respectively 80 ℃, 100 ℃, 120 ℃ and 140 ℃, 5-12 sections are baking areas, and oven temperature is uniformly set to be 160 ℃.
5. A roller shutter fabric with natural grass style, characterized in that it is made by the method according to any one of claims 1-4.
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