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Preparation method of bacteria cellulose fiber-based carbon nanofiber knitted fabric

A technology of bacterial cellulose and nano-carbon fiber, applied in the direction of microorganism-based methods, carbon fiber, biochemical equipment and methods, etc., can solve the problems of lack of large-scale production, etc., and achieve large extensibility and elasticity, good wrinkle resistance and permeability , soft texture effect

Inactive Publication Date: 2013-07-03
ZHONGYUAN ENGINEERING COLLEGE
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However, the current problem is the lack of large-scale production that can bring economic benefits

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[0026] Place the bleached bacterial cellulose wet film between a pair of holding rollers with a diameter of 20mm, and feed it at a certain speed (10 mm / min); through a polishing wheel composed of needle-shaped, superhard, and elastic stainless steel wires Needle-like carding on the surface, high-speed puncture, splitting and carding, transforming the bacterial cellulose wet film into bacterial cellulose fibers; filtering the bacterial cellulose superfine fibers through a filter press to prepare bacteria with 100% water content Cellulose microfiber strips. The ultrafine fiber diameter is 100nm, and the ultrafine fiber length is 40mm. The above bacterial cellulose superfine fiber strips are processed by opening, carding, netting, slivering, spinning processing and other processes to form bacterial cellulose superfine fiber yarns, which are prepared by warp knitting and weft knitting processes Bacterial cellulose microfiber knitted fabric. After the bacterial cellulose microfib...

Embodiment 2

[0028]Place the bleached bacterial cellulose wet film between a pair of holding rollers with a diameter of 50mm, and feed it at a certain speed (50mm / min); through a polishing wheel composed of needle-shaped, superhard, and elastic stainless steel wires Needle-like carding on the surface, high-speed puncture, splitting and carding, transforming the bacterial cellulose wet film into bacterial cellulose fibers; filtering the bacterial cellulose superfine fibers through a filter press to prepare bacteria with 100% water content Cellulose microfiber strips. The ultrafine fiber diameter is 100nm, and the ultrafine fiber length is 60mm. The above bacterial cellulose superfine fiber strips are processed by opening, carding, netting, slivering, spinning processing and other processes to form bacterial cellulose superfine fiber yarns, which are prepared by warp knitting and weft knitting processes Bacterial cellulose microfiber knitted fabric. After the bacterial cellulose microfiber...

Embodiment 3

[0030] Place the bleached bacterial cellulose wet film between a pair of holding rollers with a diameter of 80mm, and feed it at a certain speed (1000 mm / min); through a polishing wheel composed of needle-shaped, superhard, and elastic stainless steel wires Needle-like carding on the surface, high-speed puncture, splitting and carding, transforming the bacterial cellulose wet film into bacterial cellulose fibers; filtering the bacterial cellulose superfine fibers through a filter press to prepare bacteria with a water content of 90% Cellulose microfiber strips. The ultrafine fiber diameter is less than 100nm, and the ultrafine fiber length is less than 100mm. The above bacterial cellulose superfine fiber strips are processed by opening, carding, netting, slivering, spinning processing and other processes to form bacterial cellulose superfine fiber yarns, which are prepared by warp knitting and weft knitting processes Bacterial cellulose microfiber knitted fabric. After the b...

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Abstract

The invention relates to a bacteria cellulose fiber-based carbon nanofiber knitted fabric, which is made through the following steps: adopting spinning and knitting technology to prepare a carbon nanofiber knitted fabric with a superfine bacteria cellulose fiber subjected to refining and carding treatment by the needling, and carrying out pyrolysis carbonization and graphitization. The preparation method has the benefits that the raw material source is wide; the price is low; the processing method is environment-friendly, safe, simple and efficient; the bacteria cellulose fiber-based carbon nanofiber knitted fabric gained after processing has wide application fields; and the potential economic benefit is huge.

Description

technical field [0001] This patent relates to a preparation method of nano-carbon fiber knitted fabric, especially a preparation method of bacterial cellulose fiber-based nano-carbon fiber knitted fabric. technical background [0002] At the end of the 19th century, when people were studying the thermal cracking of hydrocarbons and the disproportionation of carbon monoxide, it was found that there were extremely fine fibrous substances on the surface of the catalyst. This kind of fibrous substances were carbon nanofibers (GNFs or CNFs). Carbon nanofibers are nanofibers formed by curling multilayer graphite sheets. They do not have an obvious hollow structure, and their diameters are generally between 10-500 nm. The structure and performance are in the transition state of vapor-grown carbon fibers and carbon nanotubes. It not only has the characteristics of vapor-grown carbon fibers, but also is very similar to carbon nanotubes in terms of structure, performance and applicati...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): D04B1/14D04B21/00D01D5/42D01D13/02D01D10/06D06C7/04D06M11/58C12P19/04C12R1/02D06M101/40
Inventor 张迎晨吴红艳张燕杰彭松娜刘红艳高尚黄程博李彩丽董明伟
Owner ZHONGYUAN ENGINEERING COLLEGE
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