Florian Wurm , Florence Schöb , Tina Moor , Julia Schweiß , Jörg Leukel , Tung Pham , Thomas Bechtold
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Abstract
Cellulose acetate (CA) can serve as bio-favourable polyethylene terephthalate (PET) substitute in textiles, being biodegradable and mechanically disintegrable. Textile fiber production was hypothesised possible using filter tow production facilities. Different crimped CA fibers from a filter tow machine were used to produce mixed Lyocell-CA yarns via ring spinning. Yarn production, fiber-specific dyeing and subsequent material separation (recovery of 88 %) was possible by standard processes. Yarns of a 50:50 %w/w have a titer of ∼46 tex (≙ g/1000 m) and a tenacity of ∼0.1 N/tex. The yarns show increasing tenacity with increasing lyocell content (∼0.2 N/tex for 100 % Lyocell). Furthermore, CA was separated from dispersion dye using acetone-ethanol mixtures (1:2 v/v). Though ameliorating CA fiber spinning is required for pure CA yarn production, this process is implantable on existing machinery in common machine settings. Textile CA fibers can be produced by filter tow infrastructure. CA can help reducing the atmosphere's fossil-carbon enrichment.
醋酸纤维素(CA)可作为纺织品中的聚对苯二甲酸乙二醇酯(PET)替代品,具有生物降解性和机械分解性。纺织纤维的生产假设可以使用过滤巾生产设备。通过环锭纺纱,使用来自滤丝束机的不同卷曲 CA 纤维生产混合 Lyocell-CA 纱线。纱线生产、纤维染色和随后的材料分离(回收率为 88%)均采用标准工艺。50:50 %w/w 的纱线的滴度为∼46 tex(≙ g/1000 m),韧性为∼0.1 N/tex。纱线的韧性随着莱赛尔含量的增加而增加(100% 莱赛尔的韧性为 0.2 N/tex)。此外,还使用丙酮-乙醇混合物(1:2 v/v)将 CA 从分散染料中分离出来。虽然纯 CA 纱线的生产需要改进 CA 纤维的纺丝,但这一工艺可在现有机器上以普通机器设置进行植入。纺织用 CA 纤维可通过过滤丝束基础设施生产。CA 可以帮助减少大气中化石碳的富集。
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