Method for dyeing pure cotton black yarns resistant to post-mercerizing strong base
A dyeing method and yarn technology, which is applied in the dyeing field of pure cotton black yarn, can solve the problems of high dye content and COD value, inability to withstand post-mercerizing strong alkali, and difficult wastewater treatment, etc., and achieve good dye promotion rate, The effect of less dye consumption and excellent dye compatibility
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[0022] Example 1: Black yarn with partial orange light
[0023] The pure cotton yarn was pretreated by conventional one-step descouring and bleaching pretreatment process. Put the pre-treated pure cotton yarn in the large liquid flow skein dyeing vat in the cabinet, close and tighten the dyeing vat door, fill it with soft water, add 0.5g / L sodium hexametaphosphate into the self-expanding vat when the temperature rises to 40°C, Raise the temperature to 50°C; use 3.0% owf reactive black G dye as the main dye, mix with 0.2% owf reactive red S-3B dye, 0.8% owf reactive yellow TS-3R dye, and mix uniformly to make a reactive dye solution. The ratio is 1:10; add the prepared dye solution evenly within 20 minutes, control the heating rate of 1°C / min to 60°C, keep warm for 15 minutes, manually add 80g / L yuan evenly in the self-expanding cylinder within 20 minutes Mingfen, keep warm for 30 minutes, add 20g / L soda ash from the chemical material tank within 30 minutes, keep warm for 75 m...
Embodiment 2
[0024] Example 2: Black yarn with partial purple light
[0025]The pure cotton yarn was pretreated by conventional one-step descouring and bleaching pretreatment process. Put the pre-treated pure cotton yarn in the large liquid flow skein dyeing vat in the cabinet, close and tighten the dyeing vat door, fill it with soft water, add 0.5g / L sodium hexametaphosphate into the self-expanding vat when the temperature rises to 40°C, Raise the temperature to 50°C; use 6% owf reactive black G dye as the main dye, mix with 1% owf reactive red S-3B dye, 0.2% owf reactive navy blue S-G dye, and mix evenly to prepare a reactive dye solution. The dyeing bath ratio is 1 : 20; within 20 minutes, evenly add the prepared dye solution, control the heating rate of 1 ℃ / min to 60 ℃, keep warm for 15 minutes, and manually add 80g / L yuanming powder evenly in the self-expanding cylinder within 20 minutes , keep warm for 30 minutes, add 20g / L soda ash from the chemical material tank within 30 minute...
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[0026] Example three: black yarn with partial green light
[0027] The pure cotton yarn was pretreated by conventional one-step descouring and bleaching pretreatment process. Put the pre-treated pure cotton yarn in the large liquid flow skein dyeing vat in the cabinet, close and tighten the dyeing vat door, fill it with soft water, add 0.5g / L sodium hexametaphosphate into the self-expanding vat when the temperature rises to 40°C, Raise the temperature to 50°C; use 4.5% owf reactive black G dye as the main dye, mix with 0.3% owf reactive yellow TS-3R dye, 0.5% owf reactive navy blue S-G dye, and mix evenly to prepare a reactive dye solution. The dyeing bath ratio is 1 : 15; within 20 minutes, evenly add the prepared dyeing solution, control the heating rate of 1 ° C / min to 60 ° C, keep warm for 15 minutes, and manually add 80 g / L Yuanming powder evenly within 20 minutes from the expansion tank , keep warm for 30 minutes, add 20g / L soda ash from the chemical material tank wit...
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