EP1722034A1 - Toile ou feutre comprenant des fibres qui peuvent se scinder - Google Patents

Toile ou feutre comprenant des fibres qui peuvent se scinder Download PDF

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EP1722034A1
EP1722034A1 EP20060113046 EP06113046A EP1722034A1 EP 1722034 A1 EP1722034 A1 EP 1722034A1 EP 20060113046 EP20060113046 EP 20060113046 EP 06113046 A EP06113046 A EP 06113046A EP 1722034 A1 EP1722034 A1 EP 1722034A1
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  • the invention relates to a fabric for a machine for producing and / or further processing a material web, such as a fibrous and / or pulp web, but in particular not exclusively a papermachine fabric, according to the preamble of claim 1.
  • the invention further relates to a method for Production of a fabric according to the invention as well as a method for conditioning a machine clothing located on a rotating belt.
  • nonwoven layers which are better able to prevent rewetting of the paper web, for example in the press nip, with ever faster paper machines.
  • Nonwoven layers with finer than previously possible pore structures are also necessary for this application in order to provide increased capillary pressures. Such can also be produced with increasingly fine fibers.
  • a covering for a machine for the production and / or further processing of a material web, in particular a fibrous web, which has a carrier structure and a nonwoven layer wherein the nonwoven layer comprises fibers which, for the formation of elongated fiber segments, at least in sections substantially along their longitudinal extension are splittable and / or the formation of elongated fiber segments, at least in sections, are split substantially along its longitudinal extent.
  • the splittable fibers according to the invention are splittable into a plurality of fiber segments, wherein the fiber segments extend into the original longitudinal extent of the splittable fiber.
  • a splittable fiber in the sense of the invention forms in its longitudinal extent at first a section formed from the fiber segments and subsequently an as yet unsplit fiber part into which all fiber segments of the fiber merge.
  • the fiber segments in a common section of the longitudinal extension of the fiber are no longer connected to one another and are still connected to one another in another common section of the fiber.
  • one longitudinal end of one fiber segment is loosely connected and the other longitudinal end of one fiber segment is connected to the other longitudinal ends of the other fiber segments of that fiber.
  • This property of the split fibers is unlike a fibrillated fiber which, after fibrillation, leaves a common fiber stem to which all fibrils are bonded, with a fibrillated fiber in Longitudinal extension of the fiber no common loose fibrils comprehensive section and an adjoining interconnected fibrils comprehensive section is formed.
  • the split section of a splittable fiber according to the invention can therefore be formed, for example, from a plurality of fiber segments of the same size or the same size, for example the same cross-sectional area, whereas a fibrillated fiber forms a multiplicity of fibrils and a fiber trunk to which the fibrils are attached are. In the latter case, the fiber trunk is larger than the Fiblrillen.
  • a nonwoven layer with fiber segments as thin as is not possible with the fibers known from the prior art was.
  • Such a nonwoven layer is characterized by a fine and smooth surface with little marking tendency for the material web produced thereon. Furthermore, such a nonwoven layer has extremely fine pores and can therefore be used as an anti-rewet layer with increased functionality.
  • a splittable fibers is formed by fiber segments which are connected to each other to form the un-split fiber before splitting along substantially its entire longitudinal extent, wherein the compound is releasable by external action.
  • the fiber segments are then arranged loosely to one another along a common section extending in the longitudinal extent of the fiber in the split fiber and are still connected to one another along a further common section of the fiber adjoining in the longitudinal extent of the fiber.
  • the fiber segments may, for example, have a cross-sectional area in the ⁇ m range or smaller.
  • the splittable fibers can be split into both even and odd number of fiber segments.
  • Preferred splittable fibers are splittable, for example, into at least 2 or 4 or 16 or 32 or 64 or more fiber segments, the fiber segments becoming ever thinner as the fiber segment number increases starting from the diameter of the starting fiber, as a result of which the nonwoven layers produced thereby become ever finer and have a smoother surface to have.
  • the segmentability of the splittable fibers can also influence the permeability of the nonwoven layer.
  • the splittable fiber is splittable into fiber segments of the same cross-sectional shape and / or area. But there are also applications conceivable in which it makes sense if the splittable fiber is split into fiber segments unequal cross-sectional shape and / or surface.
  • the splittable fiber comprises fiber segments, which are formed from mutually different materials.
  • the splittable fiber can thus be used to provide a multiplicity of functions and properties in the nonwoven layer in a simple manner.
  • a fiber segment can contribute to the improved mechanical stability of the nonwoven layer by connecting at intersections with other fiber segments.
  • Another fiber segment of the splittable fiber can, for example, influence the hydrophobic or hydrophilic properties of the nonwoven layer.
  • another fiber segment has, for example, certain elastic properties which cause the nonwoven layer to quickly assume its initial shape after the end of a force.
  • the material preferably comprises a polymeric material which, alone or in combination, may comprise PA, PE, PET, PPS, PEEK, PU or polypropylene.
  • a preferred embodiment of the invention provides that adjoining fiber segments are connected to one another by means of adhesion forces.
  • Other ways of connecting the fiber segments are adhesions with adhesives that may be solved later and do not necessarily respond to mechanical stress or old splices that split by mechanical stress.
  • An at least partial encasing of the fiber is also conceivable, which can then be completely or partially dissolved in order to split the fiber into fiber segments. It is also conceivable that there are zones with different properties, with one area splitting more than another, in this case a bandwidth from completely splitable to not splittable is possible.
  • the fibers can be split with different degrees of ease.
  • a slight splittability for example, in fibers in a nonwoven layer inside the paper machine clothing is not necessary and desired, since there is no abrasion of the fibers.
  • a preferred embodiment of the invention provides that splittable fibers are provided with different splittability. This is intended to encompass both splittable fibers that have different splittability in a single nonwoven layer and that different nonwoven layers can be produced using splittable fibers of different splittability.
  • nonwoven layers are provided with splittable fibers, wherein one of these nonwoven layers is an outer nonwoven layer, then it makes sense if the splittable fibers of the outer nonwoven layer are more easily splittable than the splittable fibers of the middle nonwoven layer.
  • the chippability of the fibers is adjustable as a function of the strength of the adhesion forces or can be set by the strength of the sheathing or solubility of the sheath.
  • the splittbare Fiber in an unsplit state has a titer of 1.7dtex to 20detx, preferably from 2detx to 6.7 detx.
  • the web can be simply carded by a few coarse fibers, which are subsequently split into fine fiber segments.
  • the splittable fibers preferably comprise a range of 1 to 350 dtex.
  • a splittable fiber which meets the requirements according to the invention is currently sold by the company Freudenberg AG under the brand name EVOLON TM.
  • the nonwoven layer For individual adjustment of the nonwoven layer to its specific application, it makes sense if the nonwoven layer includes splittable fibers with different properties.
  • the nonwoven layer in addition to the splittable fibers also includes unsplittbare fibers.
  • Splittable fibers can be used, for example, to adjust the pore structure (void volume) and / or the permeability of the nonwoven.
  • the unspittable fibers can be melt-bonded fibers which contribute to improving the stability of the nonwoven and / or to improving the bonding of nonwoven layers to one another.
  • nonwoven layer with the splittable fibers it is also possible, for example, to introduce particles or pulverulent particles dissolved in a solvent in order to obtain an extremely fine surface with precisely adjustable permeability.
  • a layer also has very good paper release properties (sheet release).
  • a preferred embodiment of the invention therefore provides that the nonwoven layer with the splittable fibers comprises polymer particles.
  • a plurality of nonwoven layers are provided with splittable fibers in the invention covering.
  • the fabric has an outer layer which can be brought into contact with the material web and which is formed by one of the nonwoven layers with the splittable fibers.
  • an anti-rewetting layer can be provided in the fabric, which is a middle nonwoven layer with splittable fibers arranged between the two outer layers.
  • the splittable fibers of the outer nonwoven layer can be split into more fiber segments than the splittable fibers of the middle nonwoven layer.
  • the different properties of different fleece layers with the splittbaren Fibers according to the different requirements can preferably be adjusted by providing splittable fibers in at least one of the plurality of nonwoven layers which have at least one different property compared to the splittable fibers of the other nonwoven layers.
  • At least one nonwoven layer with unsplittable fibers can also be provided in the fabric according to the invention, depending on its intended use, for setting the desired property.
  • all other known in the technology of paper machine clothing layers for building a fabric in the fabric of the invention can be used.
  • the support structure of the fabric according to the invention may comprise alone or in combination: one or more fabrics, one or more unidirectional or multidirectional thread arrangements, a nonwoven planar structure which may, for example, be cast, a film.
  • the fabric according to the invention is preferably a papermachine fabric, in particular a press felt, a forming fabric or a dryer fabric.
  • the fabric of the invention can be used for the production of all known types of paper including cardboard or tissue.
  • a forming fabric according to the invention with extremely little marking tendency and at the same time increased drainage behavior-less rewetting and increased retention-can be created compared with the prior art.
  • an inventive dryer fabric can be created, which has an extremely smooth paper-side surface and thus a significantly improved web guide and lower air drag than that of the prior Kunststoff has known dry sieves.
  • the fabric according to the invention can also be used as a filter belt filter in a plant for stock preparation, as it is sold, for example, under the trademark Variosplit TM from Voith.
  • the fabric according to the invention can be used in a machine for the production of pulp.
  • the inventive method is of course also in the further development of the carding process towards the processability of ever smaller fiber diameter, as they are not yet conceivable today, accordingly applicable.
  • a particularly preferred embodiment of the inventive method provides that after carding the splittable fibers to the nonwoven layer and before splitting the fibers in the nonwoven layer, the nonwoven layer connected to the underlying layer of the fabric, in particular needled.
  • the nonwoven layer is connected after splitting the fibers with the underlying layer of the fabric, in particular needled.
  • a mechanical method such as by means of a pressurized fluid jet, and / or a chemical method may be used.
  • an acid-sensitive bond between the fiber segments may be dissolved by a chemical process to effect the splitting.
  • a method for conditioning a circulating in a machine for producing and / or further processing a material web Covering wherein the fabric has an outer layer, the surface of which is brought into contact with the material web and wherein the outer layer comprises a nonwoven layer with splittable fibers, wherein for conditioning the outer layer is acted upon with a pressurized fluid jet such that the splittable fibers are split at least in sections along their longitudinal extent to form elongated fiber segments.
  • a method is proposed in which, for example, by abrasion during the manufacturing or further processing process of the web of material removed from the nonwoven layer split fiber parts are replaced by new split fiber parts.
  • This is achieved by the fact that new split fiber segments are produced by splitting during regeneration of the surface of the fabric coming into contact with the material web, whereby the performance and service life of the fabric according to the invention is markedly increased in comparison to conditioning processes in known fabrics.
  • fluid jet for splitting
  • a simple and reliable technology can be used, which has proven itself for use in web-processing machines.
  • fluid jet devices already installed in the machine such as, for example, spray tubes or fluid jet cleaning devices, can likewise be used for the conditioning according to the invention.
  • the splittable fibers are split at least in the area of the surface of the nonwoven fabric layer.
  • the application of the fluid jet takes place in such a way that essentially only the parts of the splittable fibers arranged in the region of the surface are divided into fiber segments be split.
  • the conditioning method according to the invention is preferably carried out during the production process, whereby downtimes are reduced.
  • the fluid is applied so that the fabric is cleaned simultaneously during the splitting of the fibers.
  • FIG. 1 shows a first embodiment of a fabric according to the invention designed as press felt 1.
  • the press felt 1 has an outer upper and can be brought into contact with the paper web nonwoven layer 2 with splittable fibers 3, which are already partially split and partially unsplit.
  • splittable fibers 3 which are already partially split and partially unsplit.
  • only the parts of the splittable fibers 3 which are arranged in the region of the surface of the nonwoven layer 2 which can be brought into contact with the paper web are essentially split into fiber segments.
  • the fibers 3 of the nonwoven layer 2 have a circular cross-sectional shape in the unplated state and are designed such that they can be split into 32 fiber segments.
  • fiber segments of the same cross-sectional shape this is pie slice shaped, and surface formed.
  • the splittable fibers 3 comprise fiber segments which are formed from mutually different materials. In concrete terms, this means that the segments which adjoin one another flat in the unsplit state of the fiber 3 are formed alternately from PA and PE, so that they form an interface with one another.
  • the adjoining fiber segments are joined together by means of adhesion forces.
  • a high-pressure water jet is preferably used.
  • the splittable fibers 3 used in the nonwoven layer 2 have a titer of about 2 dtex in an unsplit state, so that they could be processed into the nonwoven 2 with a carding process.
  • a titer of about 2 dtex in an unsplit state so that they could be processed into the nonwoven 2 with a carding process.
  • the press felt 1 further comprises a fine inner nonwoven layer 4, which is arranged below the nonwoven layer 2 in FIG.
  • the nonwoven layer 4 is formed only of unspittable fibers 5 with a titre of 10-20 dtex.
  • a coarse nonwoven layer 6 is arranged with also unsplittbaren fibers 7 with a titer of 50-300detx.
  • a woven structure 8 is provided in the press felt 1, which is arranged between the coarse nonwoven layer 6 and a further coarse nonwoven layer 9 is.
  • the coarse nonwoven layer 9 is an outer layer of the press felt 1 and comprises unscitable fibers 10 having a titer of 50-300 detx.
  • FIG. 2 shows a second embodiment of a fabric according to the invention designed as press felt 11.
  • the press felt 11 has an outer upper and can be brought into contact with the paper web nonwoven layer 12 with splittable fibers 13, which are already partially split sections and unsplit sections.
  • the nonwoven layer 12 essentially corresponds to the nonwoven layer 2 from FIG. 1.
  • the press felt 11 further comprises a fine inner nonwoven layer 14, which is arranged below the nonwoven layer 12 in FIG.
  • the nonwoven layer 14 is formed only of unspittable fibers 15 having a denier of 10-20 dtex.
  • the splittable fibers 17 used in the nonwoven layer 16 have a titer of about 2 dtex in the unplated state and can be split into 4 fiber segments with the same cross-sectional shape and area.
  • the splittable fibers 17 were thus also processed by a carding process to the web 16. By splitting into four equal parts fiber segments are obtained with a titer of 0.5 dtex, whereby the nonwoven layer 16 receives a fine pore structure and can be used as an anti-rewet layer.
  • the fibers 13 of the outer nonwoven layer 12 are more easily split than the fibers 17 of the inner nonwoven layer 16.
  • the chippability can be adjusted, for example, by the strength of the adhesion forces prevailing between the unsplit fiber segments.
  • the splittable fibers 13 of the nonwoven layer 12 have at least one fiber segment provided with a hydrophobic coating.
  • a coarse nonwoven layer 18 analogous to the nonwoven layer 6 of FIG. 1 is disposed with unsplittable fibers 19 with a titre of 50-300 detx.
  • a bidirectional scrim 20 is provided in the press felt 11, which is formed from a unidirectional thread assembly 21 and a further extending at right angles further unidirectional thread assembly 22.
  • the carrier structure 20 is arranged between the coarse nonwoven layer 18 and a further coarse nonwoven layer 23.
  • the coarse nonwoven layer 23 is an outer layer of the press felt 11 and comprises unscitable fibers 24 having a denier of 50-300 detx.
  • FIG. 3 shows a fabric according to the invention formed as a forming fabric 25 with a nonwoven layer 26 with splittable fibers 27, which are split in each case into 32 fiber segments.
  • the fibers 27 have an initial titer of 2 detx.
  • the fibers 27 of the nonwoven layer 26 differ from the fibers of the nonwoven layers 2 and 12 in that they comprise fiber segments of PET instead of PA. Furthermore, the fiber segments of the fibers 27 of the nonwoven layer 26 have a cross-sectional shape without edges, whereas those of the nonwoven layers 2 and 12 are rather flat.
  • the forming fabric 25 further comprises a woven support structure 28.
  • the nonwoven layer 26 is further compressed more in the region of the elevations of the woven support structure 28 than in regions of the support structure 28 without elevations, whereby a flat paper-side surface of the forming fabric 25 is formed.
  • FIG. 4 shows a section of a paper machine 29 in which the method according to the invention for conditioning a circulating covering 30 is carried out.
  • the fabric 30 has an outer nonwoven layer 31, the surface of which can be brought into contact with a paper web 34.
  • the conditioning is carried out, after which the paper web 34 has been separated from the clothing 30 and is continued on another clothing 35.
  • the nonwoven layer 31 of the fabric to be conditioned comprises splittable fibers.
  • the outer nonwoven layer 31 is subjected to a pressurized jet of water 32 formed from a spray tube 33 such that the splittable fibers are split at least in sections along their longitudinal extent to form elongated fiber segments.
  • the method is preferably carried out such that essentially only the parts of the splittable fibers arranged in the region of the surface of the nonwoven layer 31 are split into fiber segments.
  • the fibers of the nonwoven layer 31 whose split fiber segments have been removed by abrasion during the production or further processing of the material web can be regenerated by creating new split fiber segments.
  • a regeneration of the surface of the clothing 30 coming into contact with the paper web 34 takes place, as a result of which the performance and service life of the clothing 30 according to the invention is markedly increased compared to conditioning processes in the case of known clothing.
  • FIG. 5 shows an electron micrograph of a plurality of split fibers, such as are used in a nonwoven layer of a fabric according to the invention.
  • the fibers shown are those which can be split into 32 fiber segments.
  • the individual segments have a width of about 5 microns, as can be seen from the scale below.
  • the unsplit fibers have a circular cross-sectional shape. By splitting 32 Segments generated with the same pie-shaped cross-sections.
  • FIG. 6 shows a splittable fiber according to the invention in the unsplit state (FIG. 6a) and in the split state (FIG. 6b).
  • the splittable fiber 35 according to the invention shown in FIG. 6 is formed by a multiplicity of fiber segments 36a-36h, which are connected to one another in the un-split state over substantially the entire longitudinal extent thereof in order to form the splittable fiber 35.
  • all the fiber segments 36a-36h are formed of the same material. Furthermore, the fiber segments 36a-36h have at least partially mutually different cross-sectional areas.
  • the fiber segments 36a-36h are connected to each other by a sheath 37.
  • the order hüllung 37 can be solved in sections, whereby the fiber 35 is converted into a "partially" split state, as shown in Fig. 6b state.
  • the fiber segments 36a-36h are loosely arranged along a common section 38 extending along the length of the fiber 35 and are still connected to each other along the envelope 35 along a further common section 39 of the fiber 35 adjoining in the longitudinal direction of the fiber ,

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