CN117468159A - Hygroscopic warp knitted fabric and garment thereof - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a hygroscopic warp knitted fabric and clothing thereof. The hygroscopic warp knitted fabric comprises a fabric body, wherein the fabric body is formed by knitting a guide bar GB1 and a guide bar GB2 in a warp knitting mode, the yarn-laying of the guide bar GB1 is hygroscopic yarn, and the yarn-laying of the guide bar GB2 is elastic yarn; the ratio X/Y=1/4-1/3 of the width X formed by the open coil of the fabric body to the width Y formed by the distances between the adjacent three closed coils on one side, the open coil and the closed coil in the horizontal direction is 90-160 degrees. The invention provides a hygroscopic warp knitted fabric and clothing thereof, which are broad and have good hygroscopic and sweat-releasing effects.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of textile, in particular to a hygroscopic warp knitted fabric and clothing thereof.
Background
With the increasing popularity of urban sports, a novel clothing style is gradually accepted by the masses, and the style is suitable for office wear and can meet the requirement of urban slow sports. The city slow-movement garment not only meets the wearing requirement of formal occasions, but also can adapt to more random outdoor exercises and body-building activities.
The woven fabric has the characteristics of rigidity and elasticity due to the unique structure of warp and weft interweaving, so that the woven fabric has excellent dimensional stability while keeping the shape. However, this tight weave also limits its moisture absorption and perspiration properties. The breathability and moisture absorption and perspiration properties of such fabrics may be uncomfortable and stuffy during hot summer or during strenuous exercise.
Weft knitting fabrics are widely applied in the fields of sportswear, sportswear and the like due to the characteristics of softness, ventilation, good extensibility, excellent moisture absorption and sweat release performances and the like. However, the loop structure of weft knitted fabrics is relatively loose and the fibers are easily displaced, resulting in fabric deformation. Especially after washing and wearing for many times, the deformation phenomenon is more obvious, so that the shape retention of the fabric is influenced. Therefore, it is critical to find a fabric with both shape retention, moisture absorption and perspiration functions and comfort.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to overcome the defects or problems in the background art and provide the hygroscopic warp knitted fabric and the garment thereof, which are broad and have good hygroscopic and sweat-releasing effects.
In order to achieve the above objective, the following technical solutions are adopted in the embodiments of the present invention, but not limited to the following solutions:
the first technical scheme relates to a hygroscopic warp knitted fabric and clothing thereof, comprising a fabric body, wherein the fabric body is formed by knitting a guide bar GB1 and a guide bar GB2 in a warp knitting mode, the yarn-laying of the guide bar GB1 is hygroscopic yarn, and the yarn-laying of the guide bar GB2 is elastic yarn; the ratio X/Y=1/4-1/3 of the width X formed by the open coil of the fabric body to the width Y formed by the distances between the three adjacent closed coils, the open coil and the closed coil in the horizontal direction on one side, and the angle alpha formed by the inlet extension line and the outlet extension line of the first yarn forming coil in the fabric body is 90-160 degrees.
The second technical scheme is based on the first technical scheme, wherein the hygroscopic yarns are a surface layer and an inner layer of the fabric, and the elastic yarns are an intermediate layer of the fabric.
The third technical scheme is based on the second technical scheme, wherein the hygroscopic yarn is high-hygroscopicity nylon containing polyvinylpyrrolidone, the fineness is 20T-84T, and the hygroscopic yarn accounts for more than 70% of the hygroscopic warp knitted fabric.
The fourth technical scheme is based on the second technical scheme, wherein the elastic yarns are spandex, the fineness is 20D-60D, and the elastic yarns account for less than 30% of the hygroscopic warp knitted fabric.
A fifth technical solution is based on the first to fourth technical solutions, wherein a garment is made of the hygroscopic warp knitting fabric.
From the above description of various embodiments of the invention, it is apparent that, relative to the prior art, various embodiments of the invention have the following
The beneficial effects are that:
in the first technical solution and the related embodiments, since the yarn of the guide bar GB1 is a hygroscopic yarn, this yarn can absorb sweat and rapidly emit away, keeping the skin dry. The yarn is elastic yarn, so that the yarn can provide good elasticity, the fabric has certain elasticity, and the fabric adapts to the movement and the morphological change of the body.
The hygroscopic warp knitted fabric is woven through the hygroscopic yarns to form a stripe structure with the width, so that the hygroscopic property and the moisture permeability of the fabric are improved; the structure formed by X and Y is capable of expelling absorbed moisture by capillary effect.
The angle alpha formed by the inlet extension line and the outlet extension line of the coil can inhibit excessive stretching, so that the fabric has certain shape retention. If the angle alpha is smaller than 90 degrees, the extension lines are too densely distributed in the longitudinal direction, so that the longitudinal stretching performance is difficult, and the mobility is poor when the diaper is worn. If the angle alpha is larger than 160 degrees, the extension lines are too densely distributed in the transverse direction, so that the transverse stretching performance is difficult, and the mobility is poor when the belt is worn.
Due to the combination of the hygroscopic yarns and the elastic yarns, the durability of the fabric can be enhanced. The quick-drying property and durability of the hygroscopic yarn can reduce accumulation of sweat on the fabric and reduce abrasion and fading of the fabric. The durability of the elastic yarns can also maintain the structural stability and appearance of the fabric. The fabric has the advantages of moisture absorption, ventilation, elasticity, comfort, stable structure, good ductility, wide application range and the like, and can meet the application of different occasions and different requirements.
In the second technical scheme and related embodiments, the elastic yarn is used as the middle layer, so that good elasticity can be provided, the fabric has certain elasticity, and the fabric adapts to movement and morphological changes of a body. Meanwhile, the hygroscopic yarns are used as the surface layer and the inner layer, so that sweat can be absorbed and emitted better, and the dryness of the body can be kept. The design with stable structure can enhance the durability and comfort of the fabric.
In the third technical scheme and related embodiments, since the nylon with high hygroscopicity and moisture release contains polyvinylpyrrolidone, the nylon has excellent hygroscopicity and quick drying property. In a moist or hot environment, the material can quickly absorb sweat and quickly evaporate, keep skin dry and feel extremely comfortable to a wearer. The nylon with high hygroscopicity and high hygroscopicity has good air permeability and elasticity, can enable air to circulate, and reduces the stuffiness of a body. Meanwhile, the material has good adaptability and can adapt to different body forms and exercise requirements. The design utilizes the advantage of the high-hygroscopicity nylon containing polyvinylpyrrolidone as the hygroscopic yarn, so that the high-hygroscopicity nylon plays an important role in the hygroscopic warp-knitted fabric, thereby providing better comfort and adaptability for a wearer and being suitable for various occasions requiring good air permeability and adaptability.
In the fourth technical solution and related embodiments, spandex is used as an elastic yarn, so that good elasticity can be provided, and the fabric can better adapt to movement and morphological changes of a body. Such elasticity can increase comfort and freedom of wearing and reduce the sense of constraint. The titer of the spandex is 20D-60D, and the yarns in the range are relatively thick, so that the spandex has better durability. This means that such elastic yarns are able to withstand multiple washings and abrasions, maintaining their original properties and appearance. The design utilizes the advantages of spandex as elastic yarn, so that the spandex plays an important role in the hygroscopic warp knitted fabric, thereby providing better comfort and freedom for the wearer and being suitable for various application fields needing to adapt to body movement and morphological changes.
In the fifth technical scheme and related embodiments, the hygroscopic warp knitted fabric has the effects of good shape retention and good moisture absorption and perspiration, and the clothing made of the fabric is not only suitable for being worn in sports occasions, but also suitable for being worn in business occasions, so that the wearing convenience is greatly improved.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic view of an open loop width X and an adjacent three loop width Y of a hygroscopic warp knit fabric in an embodiment;
FIG. 2 is a schematic view of an angle α formed by an in-extension line and an out-extension line of a loop of hygroscopic warp knitted fabric in an embodiment;
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The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings in the embodiments of the present invention. It is to be understood that the described embodiments are preferred embodiments of the invention and should not be taken as excluding other embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be made by those skilled in the art based on the embodiments of the present invention without creative efforts, are within the protection scope of the present invention.
In the claims, specification and drawings hereof, unless explicitly defined otherwise, the terms "first," "second," or "third," etc. are used for distinguishing between different objects and not for describing a particular sequential order.
In the claims, specification and drawings of the present invention, unless explicitly defined otherwise, references to orientation or positional relationship such as the terms "center", "lateral", "longitudinal", "horizontal", "vertical", "top", "bottom", "inner", "outer", "upper", "lower", "front", "rear", "left", "right", "clockwise", "counterclockwise", etc. are based on the orientation and positional relationship shown in the drawings and are merely for convenience of description and to simplify the description, and do not indicate or imply that the apparatus or element referred to must have a particular orientation or be constructed and operated in a particular orientation, nor should it be construed as limiting the particular scope of the invention.
In the claims, specification and drawings of the present invention, unless explicitly defined otherwise, the term "fixedly connected" or "fixedly connected" should be construed broadly, i.e. any connection between them without a displacement relationship or a relative rotation relationship, that is to say includes non-detachably fixedly connected, integrally connected and fixedly connected by other means or elements.
In the claims, specification and drawings of the present invention, the terms "comprising," having, "and variations thereof as used herein, are intended to be" including but not limited to.
Referring to fig. 1-2, fig. 1-2 show schematic views of an absorbent warp knit fabric in an embodiment; as shown in fig. 1 to 2, the hygroscopic warp knitted fabric includes a fabric body which is knitted by a guide bar GB1 and a guide bar GB2 in a warp knitting manner.
The backing yarn of the guide bar GB1 is hygroscopic yarn; the hygroscopic yarn is a surface layer and an inner layer of the fabric, the hygroscopic yarn is high-hygroscopicity nylon containing polyvinylpyrrolidone, the fineness is 20T-84T, and the hygroscopic yarn accounts for more than 70% of the hygroscopic warp knitted fabric.
The yarn-laying of the guide bar GB2 is elastic yarn; the elastic yarn is a middle layer of the fabric, the elastic yarn is spandex, the fineness is 20D-60D, and the elastic yarn accounts for less than 30% of the hygroscopic warp knitted fabric.
Preferably, the denier of the super absorbent nylon is 20T to 44T, and the denier of the elastic yarn is 20D to 40D. In the fabric, the hygroscopic yarns account for 70% -90% of the hygroscopic warp knitted fabric, and the elastic yarns account for 10% -30% of the hygroscopic warp knitted fabric.
In this embodiment, since the backing yarn of the guide bar GB1 is a hygroscopic yarn, the yarn can absorb sweat and rapidly emit the sweat, and keep the skin dry. The yarn is elastic yarn, so that the yarn can provide good elasticity, the fabric has certain elasticity, and the fabric adapts to the movement and the morphological change of the body.
In this example, since the nylon having high hygroscopicity and hygroscopicity contains polyvinylpyrrolidone, it has excellent hygroscopicity and quick drying property. In a moist or hot environment, the material can quickly absorb sweat and quickly evaporate, keep skin dry and feel extremely comfortable to a wearer. The nylon with high hygroscopicity and high hygroscopicity has good air permeability and elasticity, can enable air to circulate, and reduces the stuffiness of a body. Meanwhile, the material has good adaptability and can adapt to different body forms and exercise requirements. The design utilizes the advantage of the high-hygroscopicity nylon containing polyvinylpyrrolidone as the hygroscopic yarn, so that the high-hygroscopicity nylon plays an important role in the hygroscopic warp-knitted fabric, thereby providing better comfort and adaptability for a wearer and being suitable for various occasions requiring good air permeability and adaptability.
In the embodiment, the spandex is used as the elastic yarn, so that good elasticity can be provided, and the fabric can be better adapted to movement and morphological changes of a body. Such elasticity can increase comfort and freedom of wearing and reduce the sense of constraint. The titer of the spandex is 20D-60D, and the yarns in the range are relatively thick, so that the spandex has better durability. This means that such elastic yarns are able to withstand multiple washings and abrasions, maintaining their original properties and appearance. The design utilizes the advantages of spandex as elastic yarn, so that the spandex plays an important role in the hygroscopic warp knitted fabric, thereby providing better comfort and freedom for the wearer and being suitable for various application fields needing to adapt to body movement and morphological changes.
Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of the open loop width X and the adjacent three loop widths Y of the hygroscopic warp knitted fabric of this embodiment. Wherein the point A is the upper vertex of the open coil extension line, the point B is the lower vertex of the open coil extension line, the point C is the lower vertex of the closed coil extension line, the dotted line d is the horizontal line of the point A extending leftwards and rightwards respectively, the dotted line e is the horizontal line of the point B extending leftwards and rightwards respectively, and the dotted line f is the horizontal line of the point C extending leftwards and rightwards respectively. X is the vertical distance between the dotted line d and the dotted line e; y is the vertical distance between the dashed line e and the dashed line f.
Fig. 2 is a schematic view of an angle α formed by an in-extension line and an out-extension line of a loop of the hygroscopic warp knitted fabric in the example. Wherein a is the vertex of the open coil extension line; b is the vertex of the closed coil extension line; c is the intersection point of the open coil extension line and the closed coil extension line; alpha is the angle formed by ac and bc.
The ratio X/Y=1/4-1/3 of the width X formed by the open coil of the fabric body to the width Y formed by the distances between the adjacent three closed coils, the open coil and the closed coil in the horizontal direction on one side is that the hygroscopic warp knitted fabric is woven through hygroscopic yarns to form a stripe structure with the width, so that the hygroscopic property and the moisture conductivity of the fabric are improved; the structure formed by X and Y is capable of expelling absorbed moisture by capillary effect. More preferably, X/y=1/4 to 3/10.
The angle alpha formed by the inlet extension line and the outlet extension line of the coil formed by the first yarn in the fabric body is 90-160 degrees, and the angle alpha formed by the inlet extension line and the outlet extension line of the coil can inhibit excessive stretching, so that the fabric has certain shape retention. If the angle alpha is smaller than 90 degrees, the extension lines are too densely distributed in the longitudinal direction, so that the longitudinal stretching performance is difficult, and the mobility is poor when the diaper is worn. If the angle alpha is larger than 160 degrees, the extension lines are too densely distributed in the transverse direction, so that the transverse stretching performance is difficult, and the mobility is poor when the belt is worn. Preferably, the angle alpha formed by the inlet extension line and the outlet extension line of the first yarn forming the coil is 100-130 degrees.
Preferably, the total wet resistance value Ret of the hygroscopic warp knitting fabric is less than 75.
Preferably, the moisture absorption warp knitted fabric has a contact cold feeling Q-max value of Q-max not less than 0.20.
In the embodiment, the elastic yarn is used as the middle layer, so that good elasticity can be provided, the fabric has certain elasticity, and the fabric is suitable for movement and morphological changes of a body. Meanwhile, the hygroscopic yarns are used as the surface layer and the inner layer, so that sweat can be absorbed and emitted better, and the dryness of the body can be kept. The design with stable structure can enhance the durability and comfort of the fabric.
In this embodiment, the durability of the fabric can be enhanced due to the combination of the hygroscopic yarn and the elastic yarn. The quick-drying property and durability of the hygroscopic yarn can reduce accumulation of sweat on the fabric and reduce abrasion and fading of the fabric. The durability of the elastic yarns can also maintain the structural stability and appearance of the fabric. The fabric has the advantages of moisture absorption, ventilation, elasticity, comfort, stable structure, good ductility, wide application range and the like, and can meet the application of different occasions and different requirements.
A garment is prepared from the hygroscopic warp knitted fabric. The hygroscopic warp knitted fabric has the effects of good shape retention and good moisture absorption and perspiration, and the garment made of the fabric is not only suitable for being worn in sports occasions, but also suitable for being worn in business occasions, so that the wearing convenience is greatly improved.
The test method of each parameter in this embodiment is as follows.
(1) X/Y value test
a. Taking 10cm multiplied by 10cm of sample cloth, ironing at 150 ℃ by using an iron, and ensuring the flatness of the fabric;
b. using a KEYENCE VHX-2000 digital microscope, the magnification was adjusted as ZS20: x100 is used for shooting measurement; one side of the stripe tissue was placed as the front side on the test platform.
c. In the area where the stripe structure is formed, an upper vertex A of the open coil extension line is determined and horizontal extension lines d on the left and right sides of the open coil extension line are made, a lower vertex B of the open coil extension line is determined and horizontal extension lines e on the left and right sides of the open coil extension line are made, then the vertical distance between d and e is measured, and a test is performed, so that the width X as shown in figure 1 is obtained.
d. In the area where the stripe structure is formed, the lower vertex C of the closed loop extension line is determined and the horizontal extension lines f on the left side and the right side of the closed loop extension line are made, then the vertical distance between e and f is measured, and the test is performed, so that the width Y as shown in figure 1 is obtained.
e. The widths X and Y are measured 10 times on the same sample cloth, the average value is taken, and the value of X/Y is calculated.
(2) Angle test of the formation of the in-and out-extension of the first yarn forming loop
a. Taking 10cm multiplied by 10cm of sample cloth, ironing at 150 ℃ by using an iron, and ensuring the flatness of the fabric;
b. using a KEYENCE VHX-2000 digital microscope, the magnification was adjusted as ZS20: x100 is used for shooting measurement; one side of the stripe tissue was placed as the front side on the test platform.
c. In the area formed by the stripe structure, the angle formed by the vertex a of the open coil extension line and the vertex b of the closed coil extension line and the intersection points c, ac and bc of the open coil extension line and the closed coil extension line is determined to be alpha, and the test is performed to obtain the angle alpha as shown in figure 2.
d. And respectively measuring the angles alpha for 10 times on the same sample cloth, respectively taking average values, and then calculating the value of alpha.
(3) Elastic elongation
According to JISL1096: the 2010D method (9.8N weight) was used for testing.
(4) Total moisture resistance
The test is carried out according to GB/T39605-2020 clothing wet resistance test method for sweating and body warming dummy method.
(5) Contact cold feeling
The test is carried out according to GB/T35263-2017 detection and evaluation of the instant cool feeling performance of textile contact.
Example 1
Yarn: the front comb (comb GB 1) adopts 44T-34F Nylon FD FDY, and the rear comb (comb GB 2) adopts 40D PU
Tissue: front comb satin 01/21/32/12//, rear comb satin 10/12/23/21//// and the like
The grey cloth is obtained by weaving with a high-speed tricot knitting machine, pretreatment (80 ℃ for 20min, 2g/L of scouring agent), dyeing (acid dye dyeing, 98 ℃ for 30 min), fixation (fixing agent, 80 ℃ for 20min, 2g/L of fixing agent) and final shaping (shaping temperature 130 ℃ for 2min, 170cm of width) are carried out to obtain the hygroscopic warp knitted fabric of the embodiment 1.
Example 2
Based on example 1, the difference from example 1 is that in this example, the finished product is shaped (shaping temperature 130 ℃ C. For 2min, width 180 cm) and the rest is the same as example 1.
Example 3
Based on example 1, the difference from example 1 is that in this example, the finished product is shaped (shaping temperature 130 ℃ C. For 2min, width 160 cm) and the rest is the same as example 1.
Example 4
Based on example 1, unlike example 1, in this example, 20T-24F Nylon FD FDY was used for the front comb, and the remainder were the same as in example 1.
Example 5
Based on example 1, unlike example 1, in this example, 84T-48F Nylon FD FDY was used for the front comb, and the remainder was the same as example 1.
Example 6
Based on example 1, unlike example 1, in this example, a 20D PU was used for the rear comb, and the rest was the same as example 1.
Example 7
Based on example 1, unlike example 1, in this example, a 60D PU was used for the rear comb, and the rest was the same as example 1.
Comparative example 1
Yarn: the front comb adopts 44T-34F PET FD FDY, and the rear comb adopts 40D PU
Tissue: front comb satin 01/21/32/12//, rear comb satin 10/12/23/21//// and the like
The grey cloth is obtained through weaving by a high-speed tricot knitting machine, pretreatment (80 ℃ for 20min, 2g/L of scouring agent) is carried out on the grey cloth, dyeing (disperse dye dyeing, 130 ℃ for 30 min), reduction cleaning (80 ℃ for 20min, 2g/L of reduction cleaning agent) is carried out, and finally the hygroscopic warp knitted fabric of the comparative example is obtained through finished product shaping (shaping temperature 130 ℃ for 2min, and width of gate 170 cm).
Table 1 examples 1 to 7 and comparative example 1 can test results
Note that the data in Table 1 are obtained according to the test method described above
As can be seen from table 1:
(1) As is clear from examples 1 and 2, the former has a higher transverse-longitudinal elongation than the latter, i.e., the former has a better stretchability in motion when worn than the latter, when the former has a ratio of 0.291 to 0.241. The former Ret is smaller than the latter Ret, i.e. the humidity of the former is lower than the latter, and the sultry feeling is smaller when the latter is worn.
(2) As is clear from examples 1 and 4, the former has a 44T denier nylon yarn with high hygroscopicity and the latter has a 20T denier nylon yarn with high hygroscopicity, and the former has a Ret lower than the latter Ret, i.e., the former has a lower humidity when worn than the latter, and has a smaller smoldering feel when worn.
(3) As is clear from example 1 and comparative example 1, the former highly hygroscopic nylon yarn was smaller in Ret than the latter highly hygroscopic PET yarn, that is, the former had a lower humidity when worn than the latter, and had a smaller smoldering feel when worn under the same conditions. The Q-max of the former is larger than the Q-max of the latter, namely, the former has cool feeling in wearing and reduces stuffiness feeling.
(4) As is clear from examples 1 and 5, under the same conditions, the former high-hygroscopicity nylon yarn fineness 44T was higher than the latter high-hygroscopicity nylon yarn fineness 84T in the transverse direction stretchability, i.e., the former was better in the running stretchability than the latter when worn. The former Ret is smaller than the latter Ret, i.e. the humidity of the former is lower than the latter, and the sultry feeling is smaller when the latter is worn.
The hygroscopic warp knitted fabric and the garment thereof are firm and have good hygroscopic and sweat releasing effects.
The foregoing description of the embodiments and description is presented to illustrate the scope of the invention, but is not to be construed as limiting the scope of the invention. Modifications, equivalents, and other improvements to the embodiments of the invention or portions of the features disclosed herein, as may occur to persons skilled in the art upon use of the invention or the teachings of the embodiments, are intended to be included within the scope of the invention, as may be desired by persons skilled in the art from a logical analysis, reasoning, or limited testing, in combination with the common general knowledge and/or knowledge of the prior art.
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1. The hygroscopic warp knitted fabric comprises a fabric body and is characterized in that the fabric body is formed by knitting a guide bar GB1 and a guide bar GB2 in a warp knitting mode, the yarn-laying of the guide bar GB1 is hygroscopic yarn, and the yarn-laying of the guide bar GB2 is elastic yarn; the ratio X/Y=1/4-1/3 of the width X formed by the open coil of the fabric body to the width Y formed by the distances between the three adjacent closed coils, the open coil and the closed coil in the horizontal direction on one side, and the angle alpha formed by the inlet extension line and the outlet extension line of the first yarn forming coil of the fabric body is 90-160 degrees.
2. The hygroscopic warp knit fabric of claim 1 wherein said hygroscopic yarns are the top layer of the fabric and the inner layer of the fabric, and said elastic yarns are the middle layer of the fabric.
3. The hygroscopic warp knitted fabric of claim 2, wherein the hygroscopic yarn is high hygroscopic nylon containing polyvinylpyrrolidone, the fineness is 20T-84T, and the hygroscopic yarn accounts for more than 70% of the hygroscopic warp knitted fabric.
4. The hygroscopic warp knitted fabric of claim 2, wherein the elastic yarn is spandex with a fineness of 20D to 60D, and the elastic yarn accounts for less than 30% of the hygroscopic warp knitted fabric.
5. A garment made from a hygroscopic warp knit fabric as defined in any one of claims 1 to 4.
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