CN1796623B - Composite fiber with excellent conductivity and method for manufacturing same - Google Patents

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CN1796623B
CN1796623B CN2005101025740A CN200510102574A CN1796623B CN 1796623 B CN1796623 B CN 1796623B CN 2005101025740 A CN2005101025740 A CN 2005101025740A CN 200510102574 A CN200510102574 A CN 200510102574A CN 1796623 B CN1796623 B CN 1796623B
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Abstract

The present invention relates to a making method for the composite conductive fiber with high electro-conductivity. Dispersing the carbon nanotubes as conductive agent to the thermoplastic high molecule to form the core material; making the non-conductive fiber material as surface material and compositely spinning with the two materials to get the center-eccentric type cross section, and then make the electro-conductive fiber with high electro-conductivity in the thermal stretch working procedure.

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High conductivity composite fibre and manufacture method thereof
Technical field
The present invention relates to a kind of manufacture method of conductivity type composite fibre.
Background technology
In general, one of shortcoming of chemical fibre such as polyamide fiber and polyethylene terephthalate (PET) fiber is charged because of static easily.In order to overcome this shortcoming, can allow synthetic fiber possess electric conductivity.Wherein relatively typical method exactly with CNT as conductive agent be distributed to form core on the thermal plastic high polymer and non-conductive fibrous material as the skin material, both are carried out composite spinning and make the electric conductivity conductive fiber.The CNT diameter is 10~100nm, and length is about 1~40 μ m, and dispersion amount reaches 5~25 weight % usually.After being distributed to CNT in the condensate, owing to CNT is in contact with one another or very makes this condensate have electric conductivity near tunnel (Tunnel) effect that causes.For CNT being in contact with one another or very approaching, need make the dispersion concentration of CNT reach quite high degree.
On the other hand, conductive composite fibre can make product have antistatic performance after being applied to fiber products such as carpet and dust-free clothes, and is therefore, very extensive as the antistatic material range of application.In order to prevent that computer from breaking down because of static, the electric conductivity that the carpet requirement in the computer room has higher level.At present, mainly adopt conductive layer to be exposed to fiber (the clear 57-25647 of Japanese publication communique) or the back processing conductive fiber that behind fiber surface covering conductive materials, processes or the metal fibre etc. of fiber surface in high conductive fiber field.
But conductive layer is exposed to the synthetic fiber of whole fiber surface, and carbon dust will come off and reduce the operation percent of pass by the precursor from move in throwing and following process stage.In addition, the surface conductance material of back processing type conductive fiber also is easier to come off, and fibrillation (Fibrillation) problem then in use appears in metal fibre.In a word, the practicality of prior art is in-problem.
Summary of the invention
The object of the present invention is to provide a kind of shortcoming that had not both had above-mentioned high conductive fiber, throwing is good again, prevents the manufacture method that comes off and reduce electric conductivity and do not have the high electroconductive synthetic fibre of silk quality defectives such as fibrillation because of conductive materials.That is to say, CNT is distributed to as conductive agent forms core on the thermal plastic high polymer; Non-conductive fibrous material carried out composite spinning as the skin material to both and obtain the high conduction conductive fiber in eccentric type cross section.
The manufacture method of the high electroconductive synthetic fibre of the present invention comprises following operation: (1) is distributed to material preparatory process on the thermal plastic high polymer to CNT with 5~25 weight %; (2) be core with the material that obtains in the above-mentioned material preparatory process, non-conducting material carried out the spinning process of composite spinning operation as the skin material.
That is to say, the present invention relates to a kind of manufacture method of high conductivity composite conducting fiber.CNT is distributed to as conductive agent forms core on the thermal plastic high polymer; Non-conductive fibrous material is carried out composite spinning and obtains the eccentric type cross section both as the skin material, make the high conductivity conductive fiber by the hot-stretch operation then.
The CNT diameter is 10~100nm, and length is about 1~40 μ m, and dispersion amount reaches 5~25 weight % usually.Performance and cost performance during with 7~15 weight % are best.After being distributed to CNT in the condensate, owing to CNT is in contact with one another or very makes this condensate have electric conductivity near tunnel (Tunnel) effect that causes.For CNT being in contact with one another or very approaching, need make the dispersion concentration of CNT reach quite high degree.
When the dispersion amount of CNT is lower than 7 weight %, can not obtain satisfied electric conductivity; When dispersion amount was higher than 25 weight %, though electric conductivity is fine, expense was very high, and the even dispersion of CNT simultaneously also can become a difficult problem.In addition, when length of carbon nanotube less than 1 μ m of the present invention, can't reach satisfied tunnel effect and reduce electric conductivity; When surpassing 40 μ m, then can influence the machinability (Processibility) of technology for making tobacco threds.In addition, containing the compositely proportional of the core of CNT and general macromolecule skin material by weight should be at (core: the skin material) in 5: 95 to 20: 80 the scope.Compositely proportional is lower than at 5: 95 o'clock, will can not satisfy the conduction requirement because of electric conductivity reduces, and has surpassed at 20: 80 o'clock, then can defective products occur in spinning process, has increased the difficulty when making fiber.As shown in Figure 1, composite conducting fiber of the present invention is made up of skin material and core, and the skin material is a non-conducting material, and core is then for to comprise CNT at interior conductive material.
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Fig. 1 is the composite fibre sectional view of the embodiment of the invention.
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Further specify at the present invention below in conjunction with embodiment and reference example.
Under remember that embodiment is intended to illustrate the present invention, it can not limit to protection scope of the present invention.
Embodiment 1
In order to obtain to have the filament in cross section as shown in Figure 1, as the 2nd material, the 1st material is for the sulfuric acid relative viscosity is 3.0 common nylon 6 to present embodiment with the thermoplastic conductive polymer that contains CNT, carries out composite spinning at both then and makes.The 1st material: the compositely proportional of the 2nd material is 90: 10 by weight, and in eccentric nozzle, the skin material is common nylon 6, and core is then for containing the conduction nylon of 7 weight % CNTs.The condensate that spues by spinning-nozzle is with 1, and the speed of 000m/min coils into the undrawn yarn of 180 DENIER (denier), 6 filaments (filament), makes 60 DENIER, 6 filamentary drawn yarns through the hot-stretch operation then.The characteristic such as the table 1 of the electric conductivity nylon composite fibre of making according to preceding method.
Embodiment 2
The content of carbon nanotubes of the thermoplastic conductive polymer in the 2nd material is brought up to the 15 weight %, and remainder and embodiment 1 are identical.
Reference example 1
The content of carbon nanotubes of the thermoplastic conductive polymer in the 2nd material is that remainder and embodiment 1 are identical the 4 weight %.
Reference example 2
The content of carbon nanotubes of the thermoplastic conductive polymer in the 2nd material is that remainder and embodiment 1 are identical the 30 weight %.
Reference example 3
Except with the 1st material (skin material): the compositely proportional of the 2nd material (core) is adjusted into 96: 4, and remainder and embodiment 1 are identical.
Reference example 4
Except with the 1st material (skin material): the compositely proportional of the 2nd material (core) is adjusted into 75: 25, and remainder and embodiment 1 are identical.
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In sum, when off-centre constructed in accordance is wrapped the core composite fibre, it is the thermoplastic conductive macromolecule of 5~25 weight % that core uses conductive carbon nanotube content, the skin material uses non-conductive thermoplastic macromolecule, compositely proportional (core: the skin material) be 5: 95~20: 80 by weight, and then a kind of high conductivity conductive filament is provided.
Though the present invention only has been described in detail at specific embodiment, but in technological thought category of the present invention, various distortion and modification can appear, therefore this is very tangible same industry personage, and to belong to claim scope of the present invention be natural for this distortion and modification.

Claims (4)

1. the manufacture method of a high conductivity composite fibre is characterized in that:
Comprise following two operations:
(1) with 5~25 weight % CNT is distributed to material preparatory process on the thermal plastic high polymer; And
(2) be core with the material that obtains in the above-mentioned material preparatory process, non-conducting material carried out the spinning process of composite spinning operation as the skin material.
2. the manufacture method of high conductivity composite fibre according to claim 1 is characterized in that:
Above-mentioned non-conductive thermoplastic macromolecular material is made up of polyamide or polyethylene terephthalate.
3. the manufacture method of high conductivity composite fibre according to claim 1 is characterized in that:
Core is 5: 95~20: 80 scope by weight to the compositely proportional of skin material.
4. the high conductivity composite fibre that makes according to each described manufacture method in the claim 1~3 is characterized in that:
With 5~25 weight % CNT to be distributed to material on the thermal plastic high polymer be core, be the skin material with the non-conductive fiber material.
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