JPS5915513A - Production of polyester fiber - Google Patents
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Abstract
(57)【要約】本公報は電子出願前の出願データであるた
め要約のデータは記録されません。(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.
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【発明の詳細な説明】
本発明は寸法安定性および耐疲労性のすぐれたポリエス
テル繊維の高速直接紡ホ延伸法tこ関するものである。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a high speed direct spinning and drawing method for polyester fibers having excellent dimensional stability and fatigue resistance.
特(こ複屈折25xIG’以上、密度t 558以上の
比較的高配向の未延伸糸を1500m/分以上の紡速で
引取って、これを一旦捲取ることなく連続して延伸し、
少なくとも5500 m/分以上の速度で捲取ることに
より、削記特徴を有するポリエステル糸条を効率的な方
法で、安定して製造する方法を提案するものである。In particular, a relatively highly oriented undrawn yarn with a birefringence of 25xIG' or more and a density t of 558 or more is taken at a spinning speed of 1,500 m/min or more, and is continuously drawn without being wound up once.
The present invention proposes a method for efficiently and stably producing polyester yarn having abrasion characteristics by winding at a speed of at least 5500 m/min or more.
従米、i I Vポリマを用いてポリエステル糸条7i
′鯛遣する為1こ行われていた直接紡糸延伸法は100
0m/分未満、通常は600 m/分程度の比較的低速
で引取ったのち、4.5倍以上の延伸倍率で延伸するが
、たかだか5500m/分未滴の速度で捲取るものであ
った。そして実質的な2Pi蝙伸を行ったのち弛緩処理
し捲取る方法が採用されていに0
本発明は1500m/分以上の紡速で引取り、残留伸度
15%以下の繊維を得る為、延伸倍率は1.5〜3.0
倍であるが、捲取速度は少なくとも5500m/分以上
となる。その為従来の方法を単にスピードアップさせる
だけでは延伸性が著しく劣り、すなわち糸切れや毛羽の
発生が著しく生じ、実質的1こ延伸することは不可能で
ある。そこで寸法安定性、および耐疲労性のすぐれたポ
リエステル糸条を高速紡糸延伸法?こよっても安定?こ
製造する方法について検討した結果、次の方法tこよっ
て達成できることを見出したO
ポリマの固有粘度<工V)がα85以上であり、反倶償
造単位かエチレンテレフタレートを主成分とするポリエ
ステ1VtR<維をlfL蛍紡希姑伸する方法に於て
k)1500m/分以上の紡速で引取り、韻屈折が25
X10’以上、密度1558以上の引取糸を得ること、
(ロ) 引取糸を一旦倦取ることなく連続して1.5〜
3,0倍で6股延伸して残留伸度15%以下となるよう
延伸する1こ際し、延伸比配分を下=己条件で行ない、
少なくとも5500 m7分以上の倦e、速度で捲取る
こと
El ≦2.0 (1)El −E
2XE3 (2Jから7よる方法を採用する
ことである。Polyester yarn 7i using i IV polymer
'The direct spinning and drawing method, which was used once for sea bream, is now 100
The film was drawn at a relatively low speed of less than 0 m/min, usually around 600 m/min, and then stretched at a stretching ratio of 4.5 times or more, but wound up at a speed of no more than 5,500 m/min. . Then, a method is adopted in which the fibers are subjected to substantial 2Pi stretching, followed by relaxation treatment, and then rolled up. Magnification is 1.5-3.0
However, the winding speed is at least 5500 m/min. For this reason, simply speeding up the conventional method will result in significantly poorer drawing properties, that is, yarn breakage and fuzz will occur significantly, making it virtually impossible to draw the material once. So, what about high-speed spinning and drawing of polyester yarn with excellent dimensional stability and fatigue resistance? Is it stable despite all this? As a result of studying the method for producing this product, it was found that the following method could achieve the following: O The intrinsic viscosity of the polymer is α85 or more, and the polyester 1VtR whose main component is ethylene terephthalate or a reaction product unit. <In the method of spinning fiber with lfL firefly spinning, k) The spinning speed is 1,500 m/min or more, and the refraction is 25
To obtain a drawn yarn of X10' or more and a density of 1558 or more, (b) to obtain a drawn yarn with a density of 1.5 to 1.5
Stretching at 3.0 times with 6 legs and stretching to a residual elongation of 15% or less. At this time, the stretching ratio distribution was made under the following conditions,
Winding at a speed of at least 5500 m7 minutes or more El ≦ 2.0 (1) El −E
2XE3 (The method according to 2J to 7 is adopted.
以下具体1j″J1こ図IIIIを参照しながら本究明
法を詳述する。The present investigation method will be described in detail below with reference to Figure III.
第1図は一実施惑砿が適用される工程図である。FIG. 1 is a process diagram to which the first method is applied.
本発明のポリエステル繊維は、分子鎖の繰返し構造単位
の90モノV%以上好ましくは95モル%以上がエチレ
ンテレフタレート単位であるポリエステルから得られる
。かかるポリエステルとしてはテレフタル酸及びエチレ
ングリスール、エチレンオキサイド成分の他に、イソフ
タル酸、フタノン酸、ナフタレンジカルボン酸、ジフエ
ニ)Vジカルボン酸等の芳喬朕ジカルボン酸、プロ上0
レンゲリコール、フ゛チレ7グJl−)I”Jのジオー
ル成分が共重合された共重合ポリマや後者の成分、また
は前者の成分と後者の成分から得られたポリマをポリエ
チレンテレフタレート1こ溶融混合した混合ポリマ等が
ある。The polyester fiber of the present invention is obtained from a polyester in which 90 monoV% or more, preferably 95 mol% or more of the repeating structural units in the molecular chain are ethylene terephthalate units. Examples of such polyesters include terephthalic acid, ethylene glycol, and ethylene oxide components, as well as aromatic dicarboxylic acids such as isophthalic acid, phthanonic acid, naphthalene dicarboxylic acid, and diphenylene dicarboxylic acid;
A copolymer copolymer copolymerized with the diol component of Lengellicol, 5.5g Jl-) I"J, the latter component, or a mixture obtained by melt-mixing a polymer obtained from the former component and the latter component with one polyethylene terephthalate. There are polymers, etc.
又、上記ポリマの固有粘度(工■2は0,85以上好ま
しくは0.95〜1.40のものを用い、本究明のボリ
エヌテル繊維の工■が少7よくとも180以上好ましく
は[190〜1.25となるようにする。ポリマの1v
がα85より低いと本発明の意図する7、5g/α以上
の1%強反を保持し、寸法安定性及び耐疲労性の改善さ
れたポリエステル繊維は得られない。In addition, the intrinsic viscosity of the above-mentioned polymer (No. Make it 1.25.1v of polymer
If α is lower than α85, it is impossible to obtain a polyester fiber that maintains a strong 1% elasticity of 7.5 g/α or more and has improved dimensional stability and fatigue resistance as intended by the present invention.
逆tこ1.40より同いと本発明の高速での直皮紡糸延
伸に於て禾切れが頻発する為安定な製糸が困難である。If the inverted t is less than 1.40, stable yarn production is difficult because yarn breakage occurs frequently during the high-speed direct skin spinning and drawing of the present invention.
なお本発明Fこおける固有粘度は′次の方法により測定
演算されたものである。The intrinsic viscosity in F of the present invention was measured and calculated by the following method.
オストワル1・粘度rf1゛を用いてオルソクロロフェ
ノ−w2Srnl)こ対し、試料2gを浴解した溶液の
相対粘度η1を25℃で測定し、次の近似式により工V
を算出した。The relative viscosity η1 of a solution obtained by dissolving 2 g of the sample in bath was measured at 25°C, and the relative viscosity
was calculated.
1V−0,0242η、+0.2654t−溶液の落下
秒数(秒)
LO−オルソクロロフェノーノVの落下elf)!<
(秒Jd −溶液の密度(g/CC)
dO−オルソクロロフェノールの密ff(g/Cr+λ
次tこ本発明tこおいてはf+1記ポリエステル繊維の
カルボキシル末端基は25 eq/+ 0’ g、好ま
しくは20 eq/10’ g、以下である。そのため
には、溶崗紡禾せんとするポリマをそれ以前の工程、即
ちポリエステル生成工程である重合工程でカルボキシル
末端基の少ないポリマを得るか、溶融紡糸工程でポリマ
の再溶11こポリマが反応してカルボキシル末端基が少
なくなるような末端封鎖剤を溶融紡糸工程に添加する。1V-0,0242η, +0.2654t-Number of falling seconds of solution (seconds) LO-Falling of orthochlorophenono V elf)! <
(sec Jd - Density of solution (g/CC) dO - Density of orthochlorophenol ff (g/Cr+λ
In the present invention, the carboxyl terminal group of the polyester fiber f+1 is 25 eq/+0' g, preferably 20 eq/10' g, or less. In order to do this, the polymer to be spun must be subjected to a previous step, that is, the polymerization step, which is the polyester production step, to obtain a polymer with fewer carboxyl end groups, or the polymer must be remelted during the melt spinning step. An end-capping agent is added to the melt spinning process to reduce carboxyl end groups.
本殆明1こおけるこれら二つの方法は、周知の方法に準
する。These two methods in this article are based on well-known methods.
上記ポリマは紡糸頭σQで(4mされて紡糸口金UOを
通して押出され、即ちm−紡糸され紡出糸(Y)となる
。The above polymer is spun at spinneret σQ (4 m) and extruded through spinneret UO, i.e., m-spun into spun yarn (Y).
紡糸口金θ〃は好ましくはその中心CG)より一定の半
径をもつ円周上eこ口金孔(11AJが穿れ、更eこそ
の外側eこ同様の口金孔が1〜4列配列されている構造
をもった槙状配列口金を用いる。The spinneret θ preferably has spinneret holes (11AJ) on the circumference having a constant radius from the center CG), and 1 to 4 rows of similar spinneret holes are arranged on the outer side. Uses a structured cylindrical ferrule.
紡糸口金(11のぼ下tこは加熱筒02が取りつけられ
ており、その内部の雰囲気(2)は、ポリマの融点、通
常は260℃から400℃、好ましくは280〜560
℃の温度範囲内で加熱されている。#1熱筒の長さは5
〜50G1好ましくは5〜25αである。。A heating cylinder 02 is attached to the spinneret (11), and the atmosphere inside the spinneret (2) is controlled at the melting point of the polymer, usually from 260°C to 400°C, preferably from 280 to 560°C.
It is heated within the temperature range of °C. #1 The length of the heat cylinder is 5
-50G1 preferably 5-25α. .
上記のガ囲気を紡出糸が通ることtこよって後述する冷
却筒を連った紡出糸(Y)の延伸工程をこおけるA々切
れは減少する。その理由は紡糸口金θυeこ列送したポ
リエチレンテレフタレート溶融体は厳密1こは若干の熱
履歴上の相違があるが、目1」記与囲気Q4を通った紡
出糸(’Y )はそこで配向性ン同上させながら糸質を
均斉化するからである。The passage of the spun yarn through the above-mentioned gas atmosphere reduces the number of breakages during the drawing process of the spun yarn (Y) connected to the cooling cylinder, which will be described later. The reason for this is that the polyethylene terephthalate melt fed through the spinneret θυe has a slight difference in thermal history, but the spun yarn ('Y) that passes through the surrounding air Q4 becomes oriented there. This is because it equalizes the quality of the threads while improving the sex.
次Pこ雰囲気04を通過した紡出糸(Y)は、冷却尚四
に吹きこまれた冷却風OQ tこより冷却される。冷却
された紡出糸(Y)はチムニーダクl−071才通って
更に冷却さイし給油ロールθ1こ接触し油剤が付与され
る。油剤付与された紡出糸(Y)は刀イト(図示なし)
で集束された後、表面速度か+500m/ガ以上好まし
くは+ 750 m/分以上で凹顆するT31@ローl
し94で引取られる。引取速成が1500m/分未凋で
はmiJ記紡出後のカ14熱、冷却ゾーンヶ通超させて
も、被屈折25×103以上で密度が1.55−8以上
の比較的高配向の未延伸糸が得6.TLず、その結果、
本9t4明で目的とする寸法安定1生及び耐疲労性の改
善されたポリエステlし繊維を得ることはできな(−0
引取速度が1500m/分未詞でも紡糸口化直下で糸条
を直ちtこ急冷する条件を採用する場合、例えば紡糸口
金直下eこ加熱筒をと9つ(すず、且つ糸条の単糸繊度
を則く、延伸後の単糸繊度で2デニール以下とすれは、
満足する特性力;得られる場合もあるが、この時紡糸、
延伸性蚤よ著しく悪く、工業的1こ採用することは不可
能である。The spun yarn (Y) that has passed through the atmosphere 04 is cooled by the cooling air OQ blown into the cooling chamber. The cooled spun yarn (Y) is further cooled by passing through a chimney duct 1-071, and is brought into contact with an oil supply roll θ1 to be coated with an oil agent. The spun yarn (Y) with an oil agent added is a toitoite (not shown)
T31@Roll is concave at a surface speed of +500 m/min or more, preferably +750 m/min or more.
It was taken over in 1994. If the take-up speed is 1500 m/min, even after passing through 14 heat and cooling zones after spinning, relatively highly oriented unstretched paper with a bending rate of 25 x 103 or more and a density of 1.55-8 or more will be produced. 6. Thread is good. TL, as a result,
It is not possible to obtain polyester fibers with improved dimensional stability and fatigue resistance as intended by this 9t4 method (-0
Even if the take-up speed is 1500 m/min, if the condition is to rapidly cool the yarn directly under the spinneret, for example, 9 heating tubes (tin, Based on the fineness, if the single yarn fineness after drawing is 2 denier or less,
Satisfied characteristic power; in some cases it can be obtained, but at this time spinning,
Its stretchability is significantly worse than that of fleas, and it is impossible to use it industrially.
なお、前記被屈折(ハn)及び密度は次の方法で測定し
て得た値である。In addition, the said refraction (han) and density are the values obtained by measuring by the following method.
複屈折(△n):=:+ン(株JllXTP−11型偏
ブ0顕微睨を用い、ナトリウムラ
ンプD線を光源とし、皿常のベ
レックコンベンセータ沃によっ
て測定した。Birefringence (△n): Measured using a JllXTP-11 type polarized microscope manufactured by JllXTP-11, with the D-line of a sodium lamp as the light source, and with a standard Bereck convencator.
督度、四福化伏素を皿欧、n−へブタンを@液として作
製した密度勾配管を用い25゛Cて1地元じた。A density gradient tube was prepared in which Dongdu, Sifuhua Fuso was used as the liquid, and n-hebutane was used as the liquid.
欠番・こ引取ロール四で引取られた未延伸糸は一旦倦取
られることな(連続して延伸される。高速直接紡糸延伸
を安定な製糸状態で行7よし1、且つ、目的とする品質
を得る為には紡糸引取ネルソンロールを加熱してフィー
ドロール(FR)とし、4対の刀l熱ネルソンロール
翰、2 D R (2旬、5DR(22)Jによって5
段延伸したのち、無加熱の弛緩ロール( RR (25
) )との間で弛緩処理をして播取る。又、上記蝙1申
法eこ於て1段目の延伸(Fi+3を比較的低温で高倍
率で行7.cい、2段目(E2)、5段目(E3)は高
温で十分熱を与え乍ら低倍率で行なうことカ;必要であ
る。即ちE.は2.0借以下好ましくtよ1.5〜1.
8借、E2とE3の慎はBrより低く1.8倍以下、好
ましくは1.2〜1.6倍となるよう設定し、総合延伸
倍率(E+ X E2X ]!;a目よ1.5〜30好
ましくは1.7〜2.6倍でm(中する。The undrawn yarn taken by the missing number/drawing roll 4 is not once removed (it is drawn continuously). In order to obtain the spinneret, heat the spinning Nelson roll to form a feed roll (FR), and heat it with 4 pairs of heated Nelson rolls, 2 D R (February, 5 DR (22) J).
After stage stretching, unheated relaxation roll (RR (25
)) Relaxation treatment is performed between the seedlings and sowing. In addition, in the above-mentioned process, the first stage of stretching (Fi+3 is performed at a relatively low temperature and high magnification in row 7.c), and the second stage (E2) and fifth stage (E3) are fully heated at a high temperature. It is necessary to perform the operation at low magnification while giving the following values.That is, E. is preferably 2.0 or less, and T is preferably 1.5 to 1.5.
8, the thickness of E2 and E3 is set to be lower than Br and 1.8 times or less, preferably 1.2 to 1.6 times, and the total stretching ratio (E + X E2X ]!; a is 1.5 ~30 preferably 1.7 to 2.6 times m (medium).
又・各ローノVの表面温度はFRQl:ポリエステルの
ガラス転移温度〜150’C好ましくは80〜120℃
、1DRgJ:ポリエ、7. f /しのガラス転移湿
度〜150℃好ましくは90〜150℃、2DR(21
J : 200〜260℃、好*シ(ハ220〜250
’C,5DR(22J : 200〜260℃、好まし
くは250〜260℃としRRC25) )、1250
℃以下、通常は非加熱ロールを用いる。Also, the surface temperature of each Rono V is FRQl: glass transition temperature of polyester ~150'C, preferably 80-120'C
, 1DRgJ: Porie, 7. Glass transition humidity of f/shin ~150℃, preferably 90~150℃, 2DR (21
J: 200-260℃, good *shi (ha 220-250
'C, 5DR (22J: 200-260℃, preferably 250-260℃ RRC25)), 1250
℃ or below, usually using an unheated roll.
捲収運度は5500 m7分以上、通常は4000〜6
000 m/分とする。The winding degree is 5500m7min or more, usually 4000~6
000 m/min.
前記した如く、従来の高1■ポリマを用いたポリエステ
ル繊維の直接防糸延伸法は総合延伸倍率が4. s y
、以上、通常は5.51行011後で延伸が行なわKt
、2段延伸法が採用されることが多い。As mentioned above, in the conventional direct yarn-protection drawing method of polyester fiber using a high 1cm polymer, the total draw ratio is 4. S y
, above, stretching is normally performed after 5.51 lines 011 Kt
, a two-stage stretching method is often adopted.
−力木発明の高速IIL接紡禾蝙伸沃tこ於ては残留伸
度15%以下の高−ノハ貼伸度禾を得るのに1.5〜5
0倍のaff!年延伸によって面ノ戊されるが、このよ
うな低倍率延伸1こもがかわらず、実質的5段延伸を採
用する埋田は次の通りである。- In this case, the high speed IIL welding of the strength wood invention is required to obtain a high bonding elongation with a residual elongation of 15% or less.
0x aff! Although the surface area is cut off by stretching in 2018, the following is a list of cases in which 5-stage stretching is essentially used without changing the single low-magnification stretching.
即ち本発明法の直v、紡糸延伸は従来法より高速で延伸
する為、ポ条番こ十分熱を与え乍ら延伸することは困難
である。例えは従来法であれば延伸ロール間に熱板な入
れる方法も採用し得るが、本発明法では高速延伸の為、
糸条と熱板表面での接触厚襟力が太き(なり、その結果
、品質〃)低下し、又糸切れや毛羽の発生が生じ、延伸
性も低下する。そこで延伸時tこ糸条?こ十分熱?(J
与し、安定な延伸をする目的で2段目の延伸を分割して
、中間Eこホットロー/l/ (HR)を用い、来貢的
な5段延伸を行なうことが効果的であ0ことを見出した
。中間に組込むHR(QDR(2+J Jは最終延伸ロ
ーw (5DB(25) ) fこ近いロー)V温度が
好ましく、2段目及び5段目延伸倍率(そ4しぞれE2
、E3)は比較的低倍率が採用される。That is, since the straight V and spinning drawing methods of the present invention involve drawing at a higher speed than the conventional method, it is difficult to draw the material in the straight direction while applying sufficient heat. For example, in the conventional method, a method of inserting a hot plate between the stretching rolls can be adopted, but in the method of the present invention, because of high-speed stretching,
The contact thickness between the yarn and the surface of the hot plate increases (and, as a result, the quality) decreases, yarn breakage and fuzz occur, and the drawability also decreases. Therefore, when drawing, is there a t thread? Is it hot enough? (J
For the purpose of stable stretching, it is effective to divide the second stage of stretching and perform 5-stage stretching using an intermediate E hot low/l/ (HR). I found out. HR (QDR (2+J J is the final drawing low w (5DB(25)) f close to f) V temperature to be incorporated in the middle is preferable, and the second and fifth drawing ratios (E2
, E3), relatively low magnification is adopted.
上記方法の採用により、尚速処伸時の製糸安定性は著し
く向上し、入の特徴を有するポリエステ)V#:維が安
定して得られる。By employing the above-mentioned method, the spinning stability during the instant drawing process is significantly improved, and polyester (V#) fibers having the characteristics of fibers can be stably obtained.
q)乾熱収縮率 S≧△S≧2%
(ロ) 初期引張抵抗度 150≧Mia90g/d
(ハ)強度 + 0.02T/D、2ニア、 5g/
dに)伸度 151口2れJ096
(ホ) 複屈折 190xlO”l△na+ 60x1
0’2500で2本合撚糸し、接着剤をC4したのち2
40〜250℃、ネットストレッチ−2,0〜5.09
6で熱処理して処理コードとなした時、下記特性を有し
ている。従来の処理コードtこ較べ、「中間伸度十乾収
」値が著しく低い。このことはモジュラスを烏(シて低
中間伸度コードを作っても乾熱収縮率が従来の処理コー
ドよりも低くできることを意味する。q) Dry heat shrinkage rate S≧△S≧2% (b) Initial tensile resistance 150≧Mia90g/d
(c) Strength + 0.02T/D, 2 near, 5g/
d) Elongation 151 mouth 2 J096 (e) Birefringence 190xlO"l△na+ 60x1
After twisting two yarns at 0'2500 and applying adhesive to C4,
40~250℃, net stretch -2.0~5.09
When heat-treated at Step 6 to form a processed code, it has the following characteristics. Compared to the conventional processing code t, the "intermediate elongation yield" value is significantly lower. This means that even if a low intermediate elongation cord is made by increasing the modulus, the dry heat shrinkage rate can be lower than that of a conventionally treated cord.
(へ)強度 6.8!T/D25.5(ト) 中間
伸度 ZOとM E 23.0(4,5kg強力時伸
度)
(イ) 乾熱収縮率 50≧△S2と1.0%(す)
中間伸度+乾熱収締率
9%2ME+△522796
又、上記処理コートヲ用いたタイヤは走行耐久性にもす
ぐれている。モデル的eこはグッドイヤーマロローチュ
ーブ(GY)疲労試験及びグツドリッチディスク疲労試
mt乙よって非常シこ優れた機械的疲労性を有すること
、及びゴム中をこ処理コードを埋め込んで、尚温で処理
したのちの独力保持率によって示される耐化学劣化性に
優れている40帖果から理解できる。(to) Strength 6.8! T/D25.5 (G) Intermediate elongation ZO and M E 23.0 (Elongation at 4.5kg strength) (A) Dry heat shrinkage rate 50△△S2 and 1.0% (S)
Intermediate elongation + Dry heat retention rate 9% 2ME + △522796 Tires using the above treated coat also have excellent running durability. This model has been shown to have excellent mechanical fatigue properties through the Goodyear Malloro Tube (GY) fatigue test and the Gutdrich Disk Fatigue Test (Mt). This can be understood from the excellent chemical deterioration resistance shown by the retention rate after treatment with 40 sheets.
本釦明、祇維はタイヤコードとして用いた時、寸法女疋
性及び耐久性のすぐれた特徴を活力・し、特をこヲシア
ルタイヤtこ過用した時有用な性能を発揮する。これは
処理コードのモジュラスを高く設計しても寸法安定性が
保持されるからである。When used as a tire cord, this material exhibits excellent characteristics of dimensional stability and durability, and exhibits useful performance especially when overused in small tires. This is because dimensional stability is maintained even if the treated cord is designed to have a high modulus.
一方モジュラスを比威的低く設計して、耐久性tv t
りれた特駕yt清かし、バイアスタイヤeこ用いても
好い性能が得られる。On the other hand, by designing the modulus to be relatively low, the durability tv t
Good performance can be obtained even when using special tires and bias tires.
又、タイヤコードのみならず、]゛法安定性、耐久性特
1こ屈曲疲労性、耐熱性が要求される用途、例えは■−
ベルト、搬送用べlレト等のゴム補強用繊維としても有
用される。In addition to tire cords, applications requiring legal stability, durability characteristics, bending fatigue resistance, and heat resistance, such as ■-
It is also useful as a rubber reinforcing fiber for belts, conveyor belts, etc.
以下、実施例tこよって本究明を詳述する。Hereinafter, the present investigation will be described in detail using Example t.
実施例1
工V 1.25 、カルポキンル末端基績度15eq/
106gのポリエチレンテレフタシー1゛チツプをエク
ス)/レーダ型紡糸機で紡糸温度(ポリマ温度)295
℃で紡糸した。紡糸口金は口金の中心より同心円状1こ
5列tこ配列された狽状配列口金であり孔径0.61m
φ、rL数192ホールのものを用いた。吐出量は58
4g/分である。Example 1 Engineering V 1.25, carpoquine terminal group degree 15 eq/
Extract 106 g of polyethylene terephthalate (1 chip) / Spinning temperature (polymer temperature) 295 with radar type spinning machine
Spun at ℃. The spinneret is a cage-shaped array spinneret with five concentric rows arranged from the center of the spinneret, and the hole diameter is 0.61 m.
The one with φ and rL number of 192 holes was used. Discharge amount is 58
It is 4g/min.
口金if 下tこは5渭スピンブロツクeこよる加熱領
域があり、その領域の直重、即らスピングロックの下部
1こ長さZ鋼、l径22(7)の加熱向化とりつけた。There is a heating area at the bottom of the cap, which is made up of a 5-way spin block, and the direct weight of that area, that is, the lower part of the spin lock, was installed for heating with length Z steel and l diameter 22 (7).
加熱向は長さ方間の中央部35αの位置の浮面Z温度を
550℃?こコントロールした。紡出糸は上紀加無狽域
を通過させたのち加熱筒lは下に長さ1α円径20傷の
断熱板を介してとりつけた長さ50個、同径22備の壌
伏型冷却−1wtm伏チムニー〕中を通過させて急冷し
た。チムニ−風温は25℃を風速45m/分とした。紡
出糸は引続き給油ローラで油剤を与えたのら、ガイドて
果来され、表面温度2250m/分て凹j伝する100
℃eこ加熱されたネルソンローラ(捲数5回)で引取ら
れた。The heating direction is the floating surface Z temperature at the central part 35α in the length direction of 550°C? I controlled this. After the spun yarn passed through the Jokikamu area, the heating tube was attached to the bottom through a heat insulating plate with 1α diameter and 20 scratches. -1wtm submerged chimney] for rapid cooling. The chimney wind temperature was 25°C and the wind speed was 45 m/min. The spun yarn was subsequently applied with oil using an oil supply roller, and then guided and passed through a concave surface at a surface temperature of 2250 m/min.
It was taken up with a Nelson roller (rolled 5 times) heated to ℃e.
次いで糸条は一旦倦奴られることなく120℃1こ加〜
)ざオ′シたjDR(倦畝5回Jとの間で1.60倍、
jDRと240℃IC加熱された2DR(倍数5回〕と
の間で1.25倍、2DRと245℃に〃目深された5
DR(捲数7回)との闇で1.18活に処伸し、5DR
と非加熱のRR(捲敵4回〕との間で2%の弛緩を与え
たのちワインターで薄板った。上記条件で製糸した試料
を試料扁1とした。又紡糸及び処伸宋件を檎々反凡て製
糸し、第1表(製糸条件)、第2表(特性)に示した。Next, the yarn is heated to 120°C for 1 hour without being subjected to fatigue.
) Zao'shita jDR (1.60 times between the 5th J,
jDR and 2DR heated at 240℃ IC (multiply of 5 times) 1.25 times, 2DR and 245℃ heated 5 times
In the darkness with DR (number of turns 7), it was completed to 1.18 life, 5DR
and unheated RR (winding 4 times) to give a 2% relaxation, and then thinly plated with a winder.The sample spun under the above conditions was designated as sample plate 1. The yarns were spun from all the yarns, and the results are shown in Table 1 (spinning conditions) and Table 2 (characteristics).
紡ホ条件を度えること1こよりIFR引取糸の特性が灰
化するが紡糸吐出量及び延伸倍率は引取^の特性ンこあ
わせて変更し延伸糸繊度+000D1処伸糸残留伸度1
2〜15%と7よるようにした。By increasing the spinning conditions, the characteristics of the IFR drawn yarn become ashes, but the spinning discharge amount and drawing ratio are changed according to the characteristics of the drawn yarn, and the drawn yarn fineness + 000D1 residual elongation of the drawn yarn is 1.
It was made to vary from 2 to 15%.
上記方法で得られた延伸糸を下撚上撚をそれぞれ49
T/10ffで2本合撚糸して生コードとした。The drawn yarn obtained by the above method was twisted by 49% each.
Two yarns were twisted together at T/10ff to make a raw cord.
次にこの生コードをリッラー社(米国)!l!!!コン
ビュートリータtこよってレゾルシン−ホルマリン−ラ
テックス及び工C工社(英L!iI)製”PeXuil
lの混合液からなる接盾剤で処理したのも160℃の加
熱炉中を定長で60秒間乾燥の為、通過させ、引続き0
.5〜4%の緊張を与えつつ250℃の加熱fて70秒
曲油過させ、更に1%の弛緩を与えつつ240℃、70
秒間熱処理して処理コードを得た。第2表には処理コー
ド特性も示した。Next, use this raw code from Rilla Co., Ltd. (USA)! l! ! ! Combutoritat thus resorcinol-formalin-latex and "PeXuil" manufactured by Kou C Kogyo Co., Ltd. (UK L!II)
Those treated with a shielding agent consisting of a mixed solution of
.. Heat at 250°C for 70 seconds while applying 5-4% tension, and then heat at 240°C at 70°C while applying 1% relaxation.
A treated cord was obtained by heat treatment for seconds. Table 2 also shows the processing code characteristics.
本究明法tこよる黒1.4は製糸性よく得ら2t1処理
コードはハイモジュラスハIJ′P)低中間伸度として
も低収縮率であり、耐疲労性eこすぐれていることがわ
かる。It can be seen that the research method tKoyoroku 1.4 has good yarn reeling properties, and the 2t1 treated cord has a high modulus (IJ'P) and has a low shrinkage rate even at low intermediate elongation, and has excellent fatigue resistance. .
実施例
IVt29、カルレボキシ末端&礎度20 eq/10
6gのポリエチレンテレフタレートチップを実施例1と
同様?こして紡糸した。但し原糸のカルボキシル末端承
一度を低下させる為、ポリマチップの浴融直前1こオル
ソ・フェニル・フェニル ・ グ リ シ シル
エ − チル (Oppo) を α 4 51j(
承%雇加しつつ紡糸した。紡糸口金は孔径0.6朋φ、
孔敞288ホールを用いた。延伸後の繊度構成が100
0デニール−288フイラメントとなり、且つ、延伸糸
の残留伸度が約12〜15%となるような紡糸及び延伸
条件を慣討して鯛ホした。第5辰eこ製糸条件及び延伸
性を示した。また116れた延伸糸及び処理コード特性
を第4衣1こ示した。なお第6表に符eこ明記しない条
件は央力医例1と同様である。Example IVt29, caleboxy terminal & basic degree 20 eq/10
6g of polyethylene terephthalate chips as in Example 1? It was strained and spun. However, in order to reduce the acceptability of the carboxyl end of the yarn, one ortho-phenyl-phenyl-glycyl is added immediately before the polymer chip is melted in the bath.
Ethyl (Oppo) α 4 51j (
Spinning yarn was carried out with the participation of % of employees. The spinneret has a hole diameter of 0.6 mm,
Kongchang 288 holes were used. Fineness configuration after stretching is 100
The spinning and drawing conditions were carefully studied to obtain a filament of 0 denier-288, and the residual elongation of the drawn yarn was about 12 to 15%. The fifth thread shows the spinning conditions and stretchability. In addition, the characteristics of the drawn yarn and treated cord were shown in the fourth coat. Note that the conditions not specified with the symbol e in Table 6 are the same as those in Medical Case 1.
本究明eこよって規−」した製糸条件の範囲では延伸性
がよく、特性もすぐKしていることがわかる。According to this study, it can be seen that within the range of spinning conditions specified, the drawability is good and the properties are quickly improved.
図面は本発明の工程図を示す。
10・・・・・ スピンブロック
11 ・・・・・ 口金
11A・・・・・口金孔
12 ・・・・・ 加熱間
15・・・・・ 加熱雰囲気
14・・・・・ 断熱板
15 ・・・・・ 冷却向(環状チムニ−)16・・・
・・ 冷却風
17・・・・・ チムニ−ダクト
Y・・・・・ 矛条
18 ・・・・・ 給油ロール
19 ・1.− F R(引0ロール、フィードロ
ール)20 ・・・・−IDR(第1延伸ロール)21
・・・・・ 2DR(第2 〃 )22・・・
・・5DR(第5〃)
25 ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ RR(弛緩口 −ル
)24 ・・・・唆 ワインダ−The drawings show a process diagram of the invention. 10... Spin block 11... Base 11A... Base hole 12... Heating interval 15... Heating atmosphere 14... Heat insulation plate 15... ... Cooling direction (circular chimney) 16...
... Cooling air 17 ... Chimney duct Y ... Conflict 18 ... Oil supply roll 19 ・1. - FR (pulling zero roll, feed roll) 20 ...-IDR (first stretching roll) 21
・・・・・・ 2DR (2nd 〃) 22...
・・5DR (5th) 25 ・ ・ ・ ・ RR (relaxed mouth) 24 ・・・Suggestion winder
Claims (1)
構造単位がエチレンテレフタレートを主成分とするポリ
エヌテlし糸条を直接紡糸延伸する方法に於て G(11500+11/分以上の紡速で引取り、複屈折
が25x10”以上、密度t 5 !+8以上の引取糸
を得ること、 (0) 引取糸を一旦捲取ることな(連続して1.5
〜3.0倍で5段処伸して残留伸度15%以下となるよ
う延伸するeこ際し、延伸比配分を下記条件で行ない、
少なくとも 5500 m/分以上の捲取8i良で憾取ること El ≦2−0 (1) E+ 2E2 X Es (2)を特徴
とするポリエヌテノ11の製造方法。[Scope of Claims] The intrinsic viscosity of the polymer (G) is 0.85 or more, and in the method of directly spinning and drawing a polyester fiber whose repeating structural unit is mainly composed of ethylene terephthalate, G (11500+11 To obtain a yarn with a birefringence of 25 x 10" or more and a density of t 5 ! + 8 or more by winding the yarn at a spinning speed of 1.5 mm or more, (0) Do not wind the yarn once (continuously
Stretch it to a residual elongation of 15% or less by 5-stage processing at ~3.0 times.At this time, the stretching ratio distribution was carried out under the following conditions,
A method for producing polyene teno 11, characterized in that El ≦2-0 (1) E+ 2E2 X Es (2).
Priority Applications (1)
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|---|---|---|---|
| JP12143482A JPS5915513A (en) | 1982-07-13 | 1982-07-13 | Production of polyester fiber |
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| Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| JP12143482A JPS5915513A (en) | 1982-07-13 | 1982-07-13 | Production of polyester fiber |
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| Publication Number | Publication Date |
|---|---|
| JPS5915513A true JPS5915513A (en) | 1984-01-26 |
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| Application Number | Title | Priority Date | Filing Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| JP12143482A Pending JPS5915513A (en) | 1982-07-13 | 1982-07-13 | Production of polyester fiber |
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| Country | Link |
|---|---|
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