CN111155220B - Intelligent color-changing curtain, processing method and intelligent control system - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention relates to a processing method of an intelligent color-changing curtain. The invention also provides another technical scheme for providing the intelligent color-changing curtain, which is characterized in that the intelligent color-changing curtain is prepared by the processing method, the silver-plated conductive nylon filament yarns woven into the inner layer of the intelligent color-changing curtain are electrified and then heat the surface layer through heat conduction, and when the temperature of the surface layer is raised to a certain value, the temperature sensing color-changing ink changes color along with the temperature sensing color-changing ink. The invention provides an intelligent control system of the intelligent color-changing curtain. The surface layer is subjected to screen printing by using thermochromic ink, and the surface layer and the inner layer are tightly connected together through uniformly configured connecting nodes; the two ends of the conductive fabric of the inner layer are electrified, when the control voltage is input to enable the conductive fabric to reach different temperatures, the inner layer fabric heats the surface layer fabric through the heat conduction effect, and the surface layer fabric generates a color change effect due to the temperature-induced color change characteristic of the temperature-sensitive color change ink, so that the color or the pattern of the curtain fabric has controllability.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to an intelligent color-changing curtain, a processing method thereof and an intelligent control system adopting the intelligent color-changing curtain.
Background
The curtain is one aspect of indoor design, and the curtain fabric has certain functions of shading light, insulating sound and the like, and plays a great role in decoration and coordination of aspects of indoor environment such as style, atmosphere, artistic conception and the like. With the development of times in recent years, curtain design is more and more humanized, the psychological feelings of users are more considered, and emotional experience and emotional communication are emphasized. The intelligent curtain has certain self-reaction, regulation and control functions, but most of the intelligent curtains in the current market are intelligent rain control, intelligent wind control or lifting control through remote control, and the like, and products which can be set or changed according to the requirements of users are few aiming at curtain fabrics.
Disclosure of Invention
The purpose of the invention is: the curtain fabric of the intelligent curtain can be set or changed according to the requirements of users.
In order to achieve the purpose, the technical scheme of the invention is to provide a processing method of an intelligent color-changing curtain, which is characterized by comprising the following steps:
step 1: the method comprises the following steps of (1) taking terylene flame-retardant yarns and silver-plated conductive nylon filaments with electrifying and heating effects as raw materials, wherein the yarn density range of the terylene flame-retardant yarns is between 100d and 120 d; the silver-plated conductive nylon filament is used as a conductive heating material, and the yarn density of the yarn is in the range of 70d-100 d;
step 2: weaving the terylene flame-retardant yarns and the silver-plated conductive nylon filaments in the step 1 into a dyeable and nonflammable surface layer and a double-layer conductive fabric which has conductivity and can be pressurized to ensure that the inner layer of the fabric is heated up through connecting nodes, wherein the surface layer is totally the terylene flame-retardant yarns, and the silver-plated conductive nylon filaments are partially woven into the inner layer;
and step 3: and (3) printing the double-layer conductive fabric prepared in the step (2) at a local set position by using temperature-sensitive color-changing ink modulated by temperature-sensitive color-changing powder in a screen printing mode in combination with the combined design of the double-layer conductive fabric structure, wherein the drying temperature is not more than 50 ℃, and thus obtaining the electrothermal color-changing curtain fabric.
The surface layer of the double-layer conductive fabric is used for screen printing of thermochromic ink; the inner layer is woven with a conductive material, the surface layer can be heated through heat conduction when the inner layer is electrified, and when the surface layer fabric is heated to a certain value, the thermochromic ink changes color along with the thermochromic ink.
Preferably, the silver-plated conductive nylon filament has an effect of heating when being electrified, and the preparation method comprises the following steps:
firstly, pretreating nylon multifilament, and then plating a layer of metallic silver on the surface of the nylon multifilament to form a metallic silver layer, thereby obtaining the silver-plated conductive nylon filament.
Preferably, the surface layer and the inner layer of the fabric structure of the double-layer conductive fabric are tightly connected through uniformly configured connecting nodes. The surface layer is a five-warp three-fly surface satin weave, and the lining layer is a five-weft two-fly surface satin weave; the number of the connecting nodes between every 5 tissue points is 3, so that the light shading device has excellent light shading effect. Since the back weft contains silver-plated conductive filaments and is poor in coloring property during dyeing and printing, weft floats located on the front weft of the surface layer cover weft structure points located on the back weft of the back layer, and short weft floats located on the back weft are arranged between two weft floats located on adjacent front wefts.
Preferably, the double-layer conductive fabric in step 2 is divided into two fabric weaves according to different yarn configurations, which are respectively defined as a 1 st fabric weave and a 2 nd fabric weave, wherein:
warp yarns and weft yarns of the 1 st fabric weave are made of terylene flame-retardant yarns,
warp yarns of the fabric tissue of the 2 nd type adopt terylene flame-retardant yarns, weft yarns adopt terylene flame-retardant yarns and silver-plated conductive nylon filaments which are fed in different feeding ratios;
because the inner weft of the fabric structure 2 contains the silver-plated conductive filaments, the temperature can be quickly raised after the two ends of the weft are electrified and pressurized. The curtain fabric needs to be combined with the fabric weave of the 2 nd kind according to the changing effect of the pattern design, and the width of the curtain fabric in the warp direction is equal to the width of the pattern in the warp direction in the whole weft direction by matching the fabric weave of the 2 nd kind on the part of the curtain fabric where the pattern or the color needs to be changed; the weft directions of other areas of the fabric which do not need to be changed are all matched with the fabric weave of the type 1. Therefore, the temperature of the pattern or the color of the curtain fabric needing to be changed can be quickly raised in a plurality of rectangular areas matched with the fabric structure of the 1 st fabric, the problem of pattern positioning offset of screen printing during screen printing is avoided, meanwhile, the large-area use of conductive materials is reduced, the cost is saved, and the energy consumption is reduced.
Preferably, to achieve the effect of changing the printed pattern of the fabric, the following is described as a preferable scheme: the weft yarns can be divided into two fabric textures according to different arrangements of surface warps and surface wefts. In the step 2, the surface weft positioned on the surface layer of the 1 st fabric tissue is weft yarn I, and the inner weft positioned on the inner layer of the 1 st fabric tissue is weft yarn I; the surface weft of the 2 nd fabric tissue on the surface layer is weft yarn one, the inner weft on the inner layer is weft yarn one/weft yarn two which is 2/5, wherein the weft yarn one is polyester flame-retardant yarn, and the weft yarn two is silver-plated conductive nylon filament.
Preferably, in the step 2, the surface warps and the surface wefts of the double-layer conductive fabric on the surface layer are all polyester flame-retardant yarns except for the selvedges on two sides; the length of the selvedge of the fabric is not less than 5cm, and the warp of the selvedge is configured as follows: the surface warp positioned on the surface layer is made of terylene flame-retardant yarns, and the inner warp positioned on the inner layer is made of silver-plated conductive nylon filaments; when the silver-plated conductive nylon filaments at the inner warp of the cloth edge are interwoven with the silver-plated conductive nylon filaments at the inner weft of each row of the fabric tissue of the type 2, the whole fabric forms a parallel circuit at the inner layer, and the circuit loop can be communicated when a power supply is switched on.
Preferably, the printed position of the silk screen printing pattern in the step 3 corresponds to the weave structure of the double-layer conductive fabric in the step 2, the part of the curtain fabric, the pattern or the color of which needs to be changed, is printed on the surface layer of the fabric weave of the 2 nd type in the step 2, and as the conductive material is woven into the inner layer of the fabric weave of the 2 nd type, when the circuit of the fabric is open, the surface layer is under the heat conduction effect of the inner layer, the printed pattern part can be rapidly heated up, and when a certain temperature is reached, the pattern printed on the surface layer can generate a corresponding change effect according to the pattern design.
And 3, screen printing refers to preparing a screen printing plate with pictures and texts by using a screen as a plate base and using a photosensitive plate making method. The screen printing is composed of five major elements, namely a screen printing plate, a scraper, ink, a printing table and a printing stock. The basic principle that the meshes of the image-text part and the non-image-text part of the screen printing plate are permeable to ink and impermeable to ink is utilized to print. When printing, ink is poured into one end of the screen printing plate, a scraper plate is used for applying a certain pressure to the ink position on the screen printing plate, meanwhile, the scraper plate moves towards the other end of the screen printing plate at a constant speed, and the ink is extruded onto a printing stock from meshes of the image-text part by the scraper plate in the moving process.
The temperature-sensitive color-changing powder in the step 3 is a microencapsulated pigment with spherical particles, the diameter of the particles is 3-9 microns, and the finer the particles of the pigment, the better the gloss of the prepared ink or coating. Temperatures from-15 ℃ to 70 ℃ may be supplied. Different temperature ranges can be set according to different requirements of various product applications, the general color-changing temperature setting range is from 2 ℃ to 10 ℃, and the color concentration is gradually reduced from low temperature to high temperature until the color is close to transparency. Preferably, the color change temperature of the temperature-sensitive color change powder selected by the electrothermal color change curtain fabric is 31 ℃, and the color change of the curtain is less influenced by the indoor temperature.
Preferably, the preparation method of the screen printing paste adopted in the screen printing manner in the step 3 comprises the following steps:
mixing the temperature-sensitive color-changing powder at 31 ℃ and the color-fixing gloss oil according to the proportion of 1:9 or 1:4, adding the color-fixing gloss oil, then adding the temperature-sensitive color-changing powder, and fully stirring for about 5-15 minutes until the color is uniform to prepare the printing paste.
Preferably, the mesh specification of the screen used in the screen printing manner in step 3 is between 150 and 200.
The invention also provides another technical scheme for providing the intelligent color-changing curtain, which is characterized in that the intelligent color-changing curtain is prepared by the processing method, the silver-plated conductive nylon filament yarns woven into the inner layer of the intelligent color-changing curtain are electrified and then heat the surface layer through heat conduction, and when the temperature of the surface layer is raised to a certain value, the temperature sensing color-changing ink changes color along with the temperature sensing color-changing ink.
The invention also provides an intelligent control system of the intelligent color-changing curtain, which is characterized by comprising N intelligent color-changing curtains, wherein the N intelligent color-changing curtains are arranged at preset positions of a target area, one end of each intelligent color-changing curtain in the warp direction couples silver-plated conductive nylon filaments stranded at the bottom ends of cloth edges at two sides respectively through a coupling device, the N coupling devices are respectively connected with N node modules, and each node module is used for realizing the control of the connected intelligent color-changing curtains and comprises a temperature sensor and a DA module; all the node modules establish two-way data communication with the embedded single-chip microcomputer module, and the embedded single-chip microcomputer module establishes two-way data communication with the intelligent terminal control module used by a user;
a user sends a control instruction to a target node module through an intelligent terminal control module via an embedded single-chip microcomputer module in a manual control mode, and sets the embedded single-chip microcomputer module to be in the manual control mode, or the intelligent terminal control module sets the embedded single-chip microcomputer module to be in an automatic control mode according to the instruction of the user, and meanwhile, the intelligent terminal control module receives data fed back by the target node module via the embedded single-chip microcomputer module;
the embedded single chip microcomputer module reads the indoor environment temperature through the temperature sensor of the target node module in the automatic control mode, and controls the DA module of the target node module to output proper voltage to the corresponding intelligent color-changing curtain according to the indoor environment temperature, so that the heating power of the conductive part of the intelligent color-changing curtain reaches a preset value; and the embedded single-chip microcomputer module controls the DA module of the target node module to output proper voltage to the corresponding intelligent color-changing curtain according to the temperature data contained in the received control instruction in the manual control mode.
Preferably, the coupling device comprises two aluminum sheets for clamping all warp yarns, all the warp yarns are clamped and screwed down by using screws, and the aluminum sheets wait to be connected to the positive and negative ports of the intelligent control device and are supplied with power under pressure.
The invention has the beneficial effects that:
(1) according to the invention, the inner layer of the double-layer curtain fabric is woven with the conductive material, the surface layer is subjected to silk screen printing by using thermochromic ink, and the inner layer and the outer layer are tightly connected together through uniformly-configured connecting nodes; the two ends of the conductive fabric of the inner layer are electrified, when the control voltage is input to enable the conductive fabric to reach different temperatures, the inner layer fabric heats the surface layer fabric through the heat conduction effect, and the surface layer fabric generates a color change effect due to the temperature-induced color change characteristic of the temperature-sensitive color change ink, so that the color or the pattern of the curtain fabric has controllability.
(2) The double-layer conductive fabric is formed by interweaving the warp yarns on the inner layer and the weft yarns on the surface layer to form uniformly distributed junction points, so that the two layers of fabrics are firmly combined together, and the functions of shading, sound insulation and the like of the curtain fabric are ensured. The conductive material is woven into the inner fabric of the double-layer conductive fabric, and the conductive material cannot be shown on the surface layer through the matching of the texture points, so that the surface layer of the double-layer conductive fabric has printing property; the surface fabric uses flame-retardant yarns, so that the safety of curtain fabrics which are not easy to burn is met. The double-layer conductive fabric is designed by combining the two fabric tissues, so that the whole fabric can be rapidly heated at the part with the required pattern color change, and meanwhile, the silver-plated conductive nylon filament yarns and the flame-retardant yarns are alternately fed in a certain feeding ratio in the weft direction, so that the weaving of conductive materials can be reduced on the basis of good heating effect, and the cost and the energy consumption are saved. The silver-plated conductive yarns are used as the inner warps on two sides of the double-layer conductive fabric, cloth edges with the width of about 3-5cm are woven, conductive bands are formed in the warp direction of the inner layer of the fabric, the interweaving points of the conductive inner warps and the conductive inner wefts on the conductive bands are equal in potential, rectangular areas of the conductive wefts in the weft direction of the whole inner layer of the fabric are all connected in parallel, and compared with the same conductive fabric, a coupling device for each line of yarns is omitted, the connection effect is good, and the coupling device for the conductive materials is simplified.
(3) The intelligent platform control system connected with the intelligent color-changing curtain can enable the curtain to show dynamic changes of fabric colors and patterns caused by changes of indoor temperature, and the indoor temperature fluctuation is visually applied to indoor design; the pattern or color of the curtain can be subjectively changed through the mobile phone app by the user, intelligent control of curtain fabric is achieved, the purpose of intelligent interaction between the user and the curtain is achieved, and a new direction and application are provided for diversification of curtain design.
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FIG. 1 is a weave diagram of a curtain fabric;
FIG. 2 shows the design of the curtain fabric pattern and the arrangement of two fabric weaves;
FIG. 3 is a schematic representation of warp and weft yarns in two face fabric weave configurations;
FIG. 4 is an equivalent circuit diagram of a curtain fabric;
FIG. 5 is a schematic view of the curtain fabric selvage coupling;
FIG. 6 is a schematic view of a curtain intelligent control system;
FIG. 7 is an interface diagram of the app terminal control module;
FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of an embedded single-chip module
Fig. 9 is a schematic diagram of the slave node module.
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The invention will be further illustrated with reference to the following specific examples. It should be understood that these examples are for illustrative purposes only and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention. Further, it should be understood that various changes or modifications of the present invention may be made by those skilled in the art after reading the teaching of the present invention, and such equivalents may fall within the scope of the present invention as defined in the appended claims.
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The invention provides a processing method of an electrothermal discoloration curtain fabric, which comprises the following steps:
step 1: the raw materials used by the electrothermal discoloration curtain fabric are terylene flame-retardant yarns and silver-plated conductive nylon filaments. The yarn density range of the terylene flame-retardant yarn is between 100d and 120 d; the conductive heating material is silver-plated conductive nylon filament, and the linear density range of the yarn is 70-100 d.
The silver-plated conductive nylon filament has the effect of electrification and heating, and is prepared by pretreating nylon multifilament, plating a layer of metal silver on the surface of the nylon multifilament to form a metal silver layer and waiting for use; preferably, in order to ensure that the heating effect reaches a better state, the specification of the silver-plated conductive nylon filament is 70d, and the resistance is 8-10 ohm/m; the specification of the selected polyester flame-retardant yarn is 100 d.
Step 2: weaving the 100d polyester flame-retardant yarns and the 70d silver-plated conductive nylon filaments in the step 1 into a double-layer conductive fabric with a surface layer and an inner layer connected through connecting nodes, wherein the surface layer is completely the 100d polyester flame-retardant yarns, and the double-layer conductive fabric is dyeable, difficult to burn and high in safety factor; 70d of silver-plated conductive nylon filament is woven into the inner layer, so that the fabric is conductive, and the fabric can be heated up by pressurizing.
(1) The surface layer of the double-layer conductive fabric is used for screen printing of thermochromic ink; the inner layer is woven with a conductive material, the surface layer can be heated through heat conduction when the inner layer is electrified, and when the surface layer fabric is heated to a certain value, the thermochromic ink changes color along with the thermochromic ink.
(2) Referring to fig. 1, in the fabric structure of the double-layer conductive fabric, the surface layer and the inner layer are tightly connected through uniformly configured connecting nodes, and as a preferred scheme, the surface layer is a five-warp-three-fly-surface satin weave, and the inner layer is a five-weft-two-fly-surface satin weave; the number of the connecting nodes between every 5 tissue points is 3, so that the light shading device has excellent light shading effect. Since the back weft contains silver-plated conductive filaments and is poor in coloring property during dyeing and printing, the weft floats of the front weft must cover the weft structure points of the back weft, and the short weft floats of the back weft must be disposed between two floats of the adjacent front weft.
(3) The double-layer conductive fabric can be divided into two fabric tissues according to different yarn configurations, the warp and weft of the 1 st fabric tissue are both made of 100d flame-retardant yarns, the warp of the 2 nd fabric tissue is made of 100d flame-retardant yarns, and the weft is made of 100d flame-retardant yarns and 70d silver-plated conductive filaments and is fed in different feeding ratios. Because the inner weft of the fabric structure 2 contains the silver-plated conductive filaments, the temperature can be quickly raised after the two ends of the weft are electrified and pressurized. The curtain fabric needs to be combined with the fabric weave of the 2 nd kind according to the changing effect of the pattern design, and the width of the curtain fabric in the warp direction is equal to the width of the pattern in the warp direction in the whole weft direction by matching the fabric weave of the 2 nd kind on the part of the curtain fabric where the pattern or the color needs to be changed; the weft directions of other areas of the fabric which do not need to be changed are all matched with the fabric weave of the type 1. Therefore, the temperature of the pattern or the color of the curtain fabric needing to be changed can be quickly raised in a plurality of rectangular areas matched with the fabric structure of the 1 st fabric, the problem of pattern positioning offset of screen printing during screen printing is avoided, meanwhile, the large-area use of conductive materials is reduced, the cost is saved, and the energy consumption is reduced. Referring to fig. 2, the combination configuration of two fabric weaves is shown, and in combination with the fabric pattern design of the window covering of this example, the pattern portions of the fabric that need to change color are concentrated and distributed in three areas, which can be divided into a first area, a second area, and a third area.
(4) With reference to fig. 3, the weft yarn configuration of the double-layer conductive fabric is described as follows, as a preferable scheme, in order to realize the effect of changing the printed patterns of the fabric: the weft yarns can be divided into two fabric tissues according to different arrangements of surface warps and surface wefts, wherein the 1 st fabric tissue comprises the following components: surface weft: weft yarn 1; and (3) weft insertion: weft yarn 1; fabric organization of the 2 nd type: surface weft: weft yarn 1; and (3) weft insertion: weft yarn 1/weft yarn 2 is 2/5. The surface weft and the inner weft of the 1 st fabric tissue are all weft yarns 1; the surface weft of the 2 nd fabric structure is weft yarn 1, and the arrangement of the inner weft is weft yarn 1/weft yarn 2 as 2/5. The weft yarn 1 is 100d polyester flame-retardant yarn, and the weft yarn 2 is 70d silver-plated conductive nylon filament. The fabric weave structure of the 1 st fabric weave is the same as that of the 2 nd fabric weave.
(5) Referring to fig. 3, the warp configuration of the double-layer conductive fabric: the surface warp and the surface weft are all 100d polyester flame-retardant yarns except for two side selvedges; the length of the selvedge of the fabric is not less than 5cm, and the configuration of the selvedge warp yarns is as follows: the table meridian: 100d of terylene flame-retardant yarn; internal meridian: 70d silver-plated conductive nylon filament. When the conductive yarns of the cloth edge inner warp are interwoven with the conductive yarns of the 2 nd fabric tissue in each row of the inner weft in the weft yarn configuration, the whole fabric forms a parallel circuit in the inner layer, and the circuit loop can be communicated when a power supply is switched on.
(6) Referring to fig. 4, a schematic diagram of equivalent resistance of the inner layer of the double-layer conductive fabric is shown, in this example, R0 and R0' are equivalent resistance of two fabric edges of the fabric, respectively, R1-1To R1-nRepresents the equivalent resistance of all the conductive weft yarns in the first area in parallel in (3); r2-1To R2-nRepresents the equivalent resistance of all the conductive weft yarns in the second area in parallel in (3); r3-1To R3-nRepresents the equivalent resistance of all the conductive weft yarns in parallel in the third area in (3).
And step 3: and (3) pattern printing is carried out on the double-layer conductive fabric prepared in the step (2) in a screen printing mode, two kinds of slurry are used for printing in the example, one kind of slurry is common printing slurry, the other kind of slurry is thermochromic ink prepared from thermochromic ink powder, the temperature-sensitive thermochromic ink is printed at the designed pattern change position of the fabric and then dried by combining the combined design of the two fabric tissues of the double-layer conductive fabric, and the temperature does not exceed 50 ℃ so as to obtain the electrothermal color-changing curtain fabric.
(1) The printed position of the silk screen printing pattern corresponds to the weave structure of the double-layer conductive fabric in the step 2, the part of the curtain fabric, the pattern or the color of which needs to be changed, is printed on the surface layer of the fabric weave of the 2 nd type in the step 2, and as the conductive material is woven into the inner layer of the fabric weave of the 2 nd type, when the circuit of the fabric is open, the surface layer is under the heat conduction effect of the inner layer, the printed pattern part can be quickly heated up, and when a certain temperature is reached, the pattern printed on the surface layer can generate a corresponding change effect according to the pattern design.
(2) The silk screen printing refers to that a silk screen is used as a plate base, and a silk screen printing plate with pictures and texts is manufactured by a photosensitive plate making method. The screen printing is composed of five major elements, namely a screen printing plate, a scraper, ink, a printing table and a printing stock. The basic principle that the meshes of the image-text part and the non-image-text part of the screen printing plate are permeable to ink and impermeable to ink is utilized to print. When printing, ink is poured into one end of the screen printing plate, a scraper plate is used for applying a certain pressure to the ink position on the screen printing plate, meanwhile, the scraper plate moves towards the other end of the screen printing plate at a constant speed, and the ink is extruded onto a printing stock from meshes of the image-text part by the scraper plate in the moving process.
(3) The temperature-sensitive color-changing powder is a microencapsulated pigment with spherical particles, the diameter of the particles is 3-9 microns, and the finer the particles of the pigment, the better the gloss of the prepared ink or coating. Temperatures from-15 ℃ to 70 ℃ may be supplied. Different temperature ranges can be set according to different requirements of various product applications, the general color-changing temperature setting range is from 2 ℃ to 10 ℃, and the color concentration is gradually reduced from low temperature to high temperature until the color is close to transparency. Preferably, the color change temperature of the temperature-sensitive color change powder selected by the electrothermal color change curtain fabric is 31 ℃, and the color change of the curtain is less influenced by the indoor temperature.
(4) The preparation of the thermochromic ink is characterized in that as a preferred scheme, 31-degree thermochromic powder and color-fixing gloss oil are mixed according to the proportion of 1:9 or 1:4, the color-fixing gloss oil is added firstly, then the thermochromic powder is added, and the mixture is fully stirred for about 5 to 15 minutes until the color is uniform, so that thermochromic printing paste is prepared;
(5) the mesh specification of the screen printing plate used for the screen printing suitable for the temperature-sensitive color-changing ink is between 150 and 200.
And 4, step 4: and selecting one end of the curtain fabric along the warp direction, respectively coupling the conductive yarns which are stranded at the bottom ends of the cloth edges at the two sides through the coupling device, waiting to be connected at the positive and negative ports of the intelligent control device, and carrying out circuit communication. Referring to fig. 5, the coupling device of the electrochromism curtain fabric is composed of an upper aluminum sheet and a lower aluminum sheet, all warps are clamped and screwed down by screws, and the positive and negative ports of the intelligent control device are waited to be connected for pressurization and power supply.
(II) control platform system
The intelligent control platform of this example is described as follows:
referring to fig. 6, the intelligent control system of the invention comprises a mobile phone app terminal control module, an embedded single chip module and a slave node module. The user selects the automatic color changing mode or the manual color changing mode at the mobile phone app terminal control module, the instruction is transmitted to the embedded single chip microcomputer module through Bluetooth wireless communication, and the program in the single chip microcomputer processes data. The temperature sensor in the slave node module and the singlechip transmit information mutually through Bluetooth wireless communication; the DA module is directly controlled by the singlechip to realize the next step of instruction and finally output to the conductive yarns in the curtain through the output port, and the curtain heating power is different due to different voltages, so that the curtain reaches different temperatures.
Referring to fig. 7, an interface diagram of a control module of a mobile app terminal is shown, which includes two control buttons of an automatic color change mode and a manual color change control mode. After the user clicks and selects the automatic color changing mode, when the ambient temperature of the position where the temperature sensor is located reaches 25 ℃, part of patterns and colors of the curtain start to change; when the user clicks and selects the manual color-changing control mode, part of patterns and colors of the curtain can be automatically changed according to the requirements of the user. Referring to fig. 8, a schematic diagram of an embedded single chip module is shown, which establishes wireless communication with a terminal control module on one hand, and controls a slave node module on the other hand, and is connected to a power supply to supply power to the slave node module. The embedded single-chip microcomputer module receives an instruction sent by the terminal control module and then switches between an automatic color changing mode state and a manual color changing mode state, when the embedded single-chip microcomputer module works in the automatic color changing mode state, indoor temperature data measured by the temperature sensor is fed back to the embedded single-chip microcomputer module through Bluetooth wireless communication, and when the single-chip microcomputer reads that the ambient temperature reaches 25 ℃, the instruction is transmitted to the DA module, and proper voltage is output; when the embedded single chip microcomputer module works in a manual color changing mode state, the embedded single chip microcomputer module directly transmits an instruction DA module and outputs proper voltage.
Referring to fig. 9, a schematic structural diagram of a slave node module is shown, which includes a temperature sensor and a DA module, and implements intelligent control of a curtain. The temperature sensor can measure the ambient temperature when the embedded single chip microcomputer is set to be in the automatic color changing mode state, and read data are wirelessly fed back to the single chip microcomputer through the Bluetooth. When the DA module receives a working instruction of the singlechip, appropriate voltage is finally output to the couplers at two ends of the curtain fabric through data analysis and instruction conversion, so that the heating power of the conductive part of the curtain fabric reaches a preset value, namely the temperature is increased to 31 ℃, and partial patterns and colors of the curtain fabric printed with the temperature-sensitive color-changing slurry change accordingly.
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1. A processing method of an intelligent color-changing curtain is characterized by comprising the following steps:
step 1: the method comprises the following steps of (1) taking terylene flame-retardant yarns and silver-plated conductive nylon filaments with electrifying and heating effects as raw materials, wherein the yarn density range of the terylene flame-retardant yarns is between 100d and 120 d; the silver-plated conductive nylon filament is used as a conductive heating material, and the yarn density range of the silver-plated conductive nylon filament is 70d-100 d;
step 2: weaving the terylene flame-retardant yarns and the silver-plated conductive nylon filaments in the step 1 into a dyeable and nonflammable surface layer and a double-layer conductive fabric which has conductivity and can be pressurized to ensure that the inner layer of the fabric is heated up through connecting nodes, wherein the surface layer is totally the terylene flame-retardant yarns, and the silver-plated conductive nylon filaments are partially woven into the inner layer;
the double-layer conductive fabric is divided into two fabric textures according to different yarn configurations, and the fabric textures are respectively defined as a 1 st fabric texture and a 2 nd fabric texture, wherein:
warp yarns and weft yarns of the 1 st fabric weave are made of terylene flame-retardant yarns,
warp yarns of the fabric tissue of the 2 nd type adopt terylene flame-retardant yarns, weft yarns adopt terylene flame-retardant yarns and silver-plated conductive nylon filaments which are fed in different feeding ratios;
matching the 2 nd fabric weave in the whole weft direction on the finally obtained part of the electro-thermochromic curtain fabric with the pattern or the color needing to be changed, wherein the width of the fabric weave in the warp direction is equal to the width of the pattern in the warp direction; the weft directions of other areas of the electrothermal allochroic curtain fabric which do not need to be changed are all matched with the fabric tissue of the type 1;
the surface weft of the 1 st fabric tissue on the surface layer is weft I, and the inner weft on the inner layer is weft I; the surface weft of the 2 nd fabric tissue on the surface layer is weft yarn I, the inner weft of the inner layer is weft yarn I/weft yarn II which is 2/5, wherein the weft yarn I is polyester flame-retardant yarn, and the weft yarn II is silver-plated conductive nylon filament;
the surface warps and the surface wefts of the double-layer conductive fabric positioned on the surface layer are all made of polyester flame-retardant yarns except for the selvedges on the two sides; the length of the selvedge of the fabric is not less than 5cm, and the warp of the selvedge is configured as follows: the surface warp positioned on the surface layer is made of terylene flame-retardant yarns, and the inner warp positioned on the inner layer is made of silver-plated conductive nylon filaments; when the silver-plated conductive nylon filaments of the inner warp of the cloth edge are interwoven with the silver-plated conductive nylon filaments of the inner weft of each row of the fabric tissue of the type 2, the whole fabric forms a parallel circuit in the inner layer, and the circuit loop can be communicated by switching on a power supply;
and step 3: printing the double-layer conductive fabric prepared in the step 2 at a local set position by using temperature-sensitive color-changing ink modulated by temperature-sensitive color-changing powder in a screen printing mode in combination with the combined design of the double-layer conductive fabric structure, wherein the drying temperature is not more than 50 ℃ to obtain the electrothermal color-changing curtain fabric; and when printing, printing the part of the pattern or color needing to be changed on the surface layer of the 2 nd fabric texture.
2. The processing method of the intelligent color-changing curtain according to claim 1, wherein the preparation method of the silver-plated conductive nylon filament comprises the following steps:
firstly, pretreating nylon multifilament, and then plating a layer of metallic silver on the surface of the nylon multifilament to form a metallic silver layer, thereby obtaining the silver-plated conductive nylon filament.
3. The processing method of the intelligent color-changing curtain according to claim 1, wherein the surface layer is a five-warp-three-fly-surface satin weave, and the lining layer is a five-weft-two-fly-surface satin weave; the number of the connecting nodes between every 5 organization points is 3; the weft floats of the surface weft on the surface layer cover weft tissue points of the inner weft on the inner layer, and the short weft floats of the inner weft are arranged between two weft floats of the adjacent surface weft.
4. The processing method of the intelligent color-changing curtain as claimed in claim 1, wherein the preparation method of the screen printing paste adopted in the screen printing manner in the step 3 comprises the following steps:
mixing the temperature-sensitive color-changing powder at 31 ℃ and the color-fixing gloss oil according to the proportion of 1:9 or 1:4, adding the color-fixing gloss oil, then adding the temperature-sensitive color-changing powder, and fully stirring for 5-15 minutes until the color is uniform to prepare the printing paste.
5. The method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the screen printing in step 3 is performed in a manner of screen printing with a screen mesh specification of 150-200.
6. An intelligent color-changing curtain is characterized in that the intelligent color-changing curtain is prepared by the processing method of claim 1, the silver-plated conductive nylon filament yarns woven into the inner layer of the intelligent color-changing curtain are electrified and then heat the surface layer through heat conduction, and when the temperature of the surface layer is raised to a certain value, the temperature-sensitive color-changing ink changes color along with the temperature.
7. An intelligent control system of an intelligent color-changing curtain, which is characterized by comprising N intelligent color-changing curtains as claimed in claim 6, wherein the N intelligent color-changing curtains are arranged at preset positions of a target area, one end of each intelligent color-changing curtain as claimed in claim 6 along the warp direction couples silver-plated conductive nylon filaments stranded at the bottom ends of two sides of cloth edges respectively through a coupling device, the N coupling devices are respectively connected with N node modules, and each node module is used for realizing the control of the connected intelligent color-changing curtains and comprises a temperature sensor and a DA module; all the node modules establish two-way data communication with the embedded single-chip microcomputer module, and the embedded single-chip microcomputer module establishes two-way data communication with the intelligent terminal control module used by a user;
a user sends a control instruction to a target node module through an intelligent terminal control module via an embedded single-chip microcomputer module in a manual control mode, and sets the embedded single-chip microcomputer module to be in the manual control mode, or the intelligent terminal control module sets the embedded single-chip microcomputer module to be in an automatic control mode according to the instruction of the user, and meanwhile, the intelligent terminal control module receives data fed back by the target node module via the embedded single-chip microcomputer module;
the embedded single chip microcomputer module reads the indoor environment temperature through the temperature sensor of the target node module in the automatic control mode, and controls the DA module of the target node module to output proper voltage to the corresponding intelligent color-changing curtain according to the indoor environment temperature, so that the heating power of the conductive part of the intelligent color-changing curtain reaches a preset value; and the embedded single-chip microcomputer module controls the DA module of the target node module to output proper voltage to the corresponding intelligent color-changing curtain according to the temperature data contained in the received control instruction in the manual control mode.
8. The intelligent control system of an intelligent color-changing curtain as claimed in claim 7, wherein the coupling means comprises two aluminum sheets for clamping all the warp yarns.
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