US20080090076A1 - Cellulosic staple fiber and its use - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the field of filling materials for textile objects such as duvets, cushions, pillows, mattresses, fleeces for upholstery, clothing and the like, and to materials which are especially useful therefor.
- filling materials for textile objects must meet special requirements. Especially, high bulk with a low density at the same time, and suitable properties with regard to heat insulation, moisture adsorption and moisture transport are desired.
- WO 99/16705 proposes a filling material consisting of a non-woven mixture of polyester fibers and Lyocell fibers.
- Lyocell fibers are cellulosic fibers which are spun from a solution of cellulose in an aqueous tertiary amine oxide, especially N-methyl-N-morpholine-N-oxide (NMMO).
- NMMO N-methyl-N-morpholine-N-oxide
- EP 1 067 227 A1 discloses a mixed fiber fleece of polyester fibers and viscose fibers as a filling material.
- the known filling materials be it that they consist of one single fiber type or of fiber mixtures, or of mixtures of fibers with other materials, e.g. down, are still not fully satisfactory with regard to their properties.
- this object is achieved by the use of a multilobal cellulosic staple fiber, and, especially, by the use of the cellulosic staple fiber according to the present invention, as a filling material.
- a further aspect of the present invention relates to a filling material containing a multilobal cellulosic staple fiber, especially the cellulosic staple fiber according to the present invention.
- FIG. 1 shows fiber cross-sections of exemplary multilobal fibers made in accordance with the invention as described in Example 1 below.
- FIG. 2 shows fiber cross-sections of exemplary multilobal fibers made in accordance with the invention as described in Example 3 below.
- FIG. 3 shows fiber cross-sections of exemplary multilobal fibers made in accordance with the invention as described in Example 4 below.
- the present invention is based on the discovery that multilobal cellulosic staple fibers are excellently suitable as a filling fiber for various textile uses, especially for duvets, cushions, pillows, mattresses, fleeces for upholstery, clothing and the like.
- multilobal cellulosic staple fibers fibers are to be understood the cross-section of which exhibits three or more lobes.
- Such fibers can be produced by spinning a cellulose spinning solution through spinnerets, the openings of which exhibit three or more lobes having a ratio between length and width of the lobes of preferably 2:1 or more, respectively.
- the fibers thus produced exhibit a cross-section which, throughout the plurality of fibers, is substantially the same.
- multilobal cellulosic staple fibers possess a spectrum of properties which renders them particularly useful as a filling material.
- fibers of this kind exhibit a high flexural stiffness, high bulk, high rebound capacity and a high water absorption capacity.
- the titer of the multilobal cellulosic staple fiber used according to the present invention is 1.0 to 30 dtex, preferably more than 3.0 dtex, especially more than 5.0 dtex, preferably 5.6 to 10 dtex, especially preferred more than 6.0 dtex, especially 6.3 to 10 dtex.
- titers in each case depends on the envisaged use of the filling material.
- a lower decitex in the range of 1 dtex to 5 dtex, preferably about 3 dtex to 4 dtex, is advantageous.
- a typical titer for textile applications is in the range of about 3.3 dtex.
- a titer in the range of from more than 5.0 dtex to 10 dtex is preferred.
- a typical titer lies in the range of about 6.7 dtex.
- a filling fiber is a cellulosic staple fiber, which is characterized in that
- the cross-section of the fiber has three or more lobes
- the titer of the fiber is 1.0 to 30 dtex, preferably more than 3.0 dtex, especially more than 5.0 dtex, preferably 5.6 to 10 dtex, especially preferred more than 6.0 dtex, especially 6.3 to 10 dtex
- the wet modulus of the fiber fulfils the following formula:
- This multilobal cellulosic staple fiber is a so-called “Modal” fiber.
- the term “Modal fiber” is a generic name by which according to the definition of BISFA (Bureau for the International Standardization of Man-Made-Fibers) a cellulosic fiber with a high wet tenacity and a high wet modulus (i.e. the force which is required to elongate the fiber in the wet condition by 5%) is to be understood.
- BISFA Bos for the International Standardization of Man-Made-Fibers
- a cellulosic fiber with a high wet tenacity and a high wet modulus i.e. the force which is required to elongate the fiber in the wet condition by 5%
- the multilobal cellulosic staple fiber according to the present invention possesses a spectrum of properties which excellently fulfils the requirements which are to be met by a filling fiber. Especially the higher flexural stiffness as compared with common Modal fibers is to be mentioned.
- a common Modal fiber with a titer of 6.5 dtex exhibits a flexural stiffness of 0.35 mN mm 2 /tex 2
- a multilobal Modal fiber according to the present invention exhibits, with the same titer, a flexural stiffness of 0.44 mN mm 2 /tex 2 .
- the flexural stiffness is measured by a method developed by the applicant.
- the measured value is displayed as the relation of the gradient of the force to path over a linear measuring range, based on the titer.
- a conditioned fiber is clamped into a clamping bar and cut with a cutting device to a length of exactly 5 mm.
- the clamping bar is moved upwardly at constant speed by an electric gear. Thereby, the fiber is pressed onto a small sensor plate which is adapted to a force sensor. The stiffer the fiber, the higher is the measured force.
- the numeric relation between area F of the fiber cross-section and the perimeter U of the fiber cross-section is preferably from 1.7:1 to 3.5:1.
- the lobes of the fiber cross-section are comparatively thicker and shorter.
- the numeric relation between the area of the cross-section of the fiber and the perimeter of the fiber can be determined by software-based calculation from a micro-photograph of the fiber cross-section.
- the area of the fiber cross-section is larger by a factor of 2.30-fold or more, preferably 2.50-fold or more, especially preferred 2.70-fold and more, than the area of the largest equilateral triangle which is inscribed into said cross-section. This resembles a more distinct development of the form of the lobes of the fiber.
- the ratio between the area of the fiber cross-section and the area of the largest equilateral triangle that can be inscribed, is determined by the method which is described in detail in WO 04/85720. This ratio is, in the following, referred to as the “Delta-factor”.
- the multilobal Modal staple fibers according to the invention exhibit a very high water absorption capacity.
- the fiber according to the invention exhibits a Syngina absorption capacity of more than 6.0 g/g, preferably 6.5 g/g or more, especially preferred 6.8 g/g and more.
- the Syngina absorption capacity is calculated according to the test method disclosed in WO 04/85720.
- the fiber exhibits on its surface a substance increasing the slippage, especially silicone.
- a substance increasing the slippage especially silicone.
- Such substances can be applied in a manner known per se during the fiber production in the baths of the after-treatment and finishing steps.
- the multilobal Modal fiber according to the invention is not only suitable as a filling fiber but can also be used for other textile applications, such as e.g. for yams and the like, in the common titer range of from 1.0 dtex to 5.0 dtex.
- voluminous and bulky yarns can be produced, for example. These yarns are characterized by an increased air lock, an improved area coverage, a better moisture transport and an increased heat insulation.
- the cellulosic staple fiber according to the invention is outstandingly useful as a material for carpets or carpeted floors.
- the titer range of the fiber is preferably about 6.0 dtex or more.
- a process for the production of Modal fibers not having a lobal cross-section is known e.g. from AT 287.905 B. If, when carrying out such a process, a spinneret with multilobal, preferably trilobal openings is used, the multilobal Modal fibers according to the invention can be produced. Preferably, spinnerets with openings the lobes of which have a ratio of length to width of lower than 3:1 are used.
- the filling material which can be obtained by using a multilobal cellulosic staple fiber, especially the multilobal Modal fiber according to the invention, may be present in the form of a fleece, a fiberball, a wadding, or in other forms known to the skilled artisan.
- the filling material according to the invention essentially consists of the multilobal cellulosic staple fiber.
- the use of several components i.e. the multilobal cellulosic staple fiber on the one hand, and further materials, such as e.g. further fibers and/or further filling components on the other hand is suitable as a filling material.
- the fiber which can be used as the further component may preferably be selected from the group consisting of synthetic fibers, especially polyester fibers, polyacrylic fibers, polyamide fibers, polylactate fibers; natural fibers, especially cotton, kapok, bast fibers, sisal, silk; man-made cellulosic fibers, especially viscose fibers, Modal fibers, Lyocell fibers; and/or animal hair, especially sheep wool, horsehair, rabbit wool, camel hair and cashmere.
- synthetic fibers especially polyester fibers, polyacrylic fibers, polyamide fibers, polylactate fibers
- natural fibers especially cotton, kapok, bast fibers, sisal, silk
- man-made cellulosic fibers especially viscose fibers, Modal fibers, Lyocell fibers
- animal hair especially sheep wool, horsehair, rabbit wool, camel hair and cashmere.
- a material of the group consisting of down and feathers may be selected.
- Polyester fibers and/or down are especially preferred as the further components for the filling material according to the invention.
- the multilobal cellulosic staple fiber is preferably present in an amount of from 20 weight % to 90 weight %, based on the whole filling material.
- the components may be present mixed with another as a so-called “intimate mixture”.
- assemblies which are composed of various fleece-like layers.
- the multilobal cellulosic staple fiber (as a pure material or, again, mixed with another component) is used in at least one of these fleece-like layers.
- the multilobal cellulosic staple fiber may also be used in a modified form, e.g. inherently flame-retardant by incorporation of a flame-retardant agent (such as Exolit® 5060 by Messrs. Clariant), aftertreatment with a flame-retardant agent or otherwise modified in a flame-retardant fashion.
- a flame-retardant agent such as Exolit® 5060 by Messrs. Clariant
- the clay component may preferably comprise a montmorillonite or a modified or unmodified hectorite clay.
- the multilobal cellulosic staple fiber may, furthermore, be modified by a compound selected from the group consisting of chitosan and chitosonium polymers. Especially, it is advantageous to modify the fiber by coating the fiber with chitosan.
- chitosonium polymers to modify Lyocell fibers is known from WO 2004/007818.
- Multilobal cellulosic staple fibers modified with chitosan or a chitosonium polymer exhibit the known properties of chitosan, i.e. antimicrobial activity, positive influence on wound healing, odour repressive properties and antiallergenic properties, rendering these fibers especially useful as a filling material.
- Viscose pulp with an R18-content of 93% was alkalized with mashing lye containing 240 g/l sodium hydroxide under stirring at 35° C. Addition of the pulp and discharging of the slurry were performed continuously via a pump. The slurry was pressed off to a fleece of alkalized cellulose containing 33% cellulose and 17% sodium hydroxide.
- the fleece of alkalized cellulose was shredded.
- the alkalized cellulose was ripened at a temperature of 30° C., so that the copper viscosity of the cellulose was 16 mPa ⁇ s before sulfidizing.
- CS 2 based on cellulose
- sulfidation was performed in a sulfidation plant at 28° C. for two hours while circulating the mass.
- the xanthogenate was dissolved with a dilute sodium hydroxide solution to a viscose with 6.1% cellulose, 6.5% NaOH and 36% CS 2 , based on cellulose.
- the viscose was filtered three times and de-aerated. 1 hour before spinning 3.0%, based on cellulose, of a modifying agent (ethoxylated amines) effecting a mantle structure were added to the viscose.
- the viscose was ripened to a spinning gamma value of 57. Viscosity during spinning was 80 ball-fall seconds.
- the viscose was spun on a commercial spinning device through spinnerets with 625 trilobal holes, each having 3 lobes of 72 ⁇ 33 ⁇ m (ratio of length to width: 2.18), into a spinning bath having the following composition:
- the spinning tow was cut to staples with a length of 60 mm, which then were fully regenerated in diluted sulfuric acid, thereafter washed with hot water until they were acid-free, desulfurized with dilute sodium lye, again washed, bleached with dilute sodium hypochlorite solution, again washed, finished with a silicone emulsion, pressed off and dried.
- the fibers having a titer of 6.8 dtex, had the following properties: Fiber tenacity (conditioned state): 29 cN/tex Fiber tenacity (wet state): 17 cN/tex Elongation (conditioned): 16% Elongation (wet): 18% Wet modulus: 3.75 cN/tex/5% Syngina-Value (test method according to WO 7.0 g/g 04/85720): Water retention capacity: 62% Ratio of area of fiber cross-section to fiber cross- 2.1:1 section perimeter: Delta-factor: 2.6
- FIG. 1 shows fiber cross-sections of the fibers spun according to example 1.
- An eucalyptus pulp with an R18-content of 97.5% was alkalized with mashing lye containing 220 g/l sodium hydroxide under stirring at 50° C. Further treatment of the slurry and sulfidation were performed in the same manner as described in example 1. The xanthogenate was dissolved with a dilute sodium hydroxide solution to a viscose with 6.3% cellulose, 6.2% NaOH and 36% CS 2 , based on cellulose.
- the fibers having a titer of 7.6 dtex, had the following properties: Fiber tenacity (conditioned state): 30 cN/tex Fiber tenacity (wet state): 19 cN/tex Elongation (conditioned): 17% Elongation (wet): 20% Wet modulus: 3.5 cN/tex/5% Syngina-Value (test method according to 6.8 g/g WO 04/85720): Water retention capacity: 61% Ratio of area of fiber cross-section to fiber 1.9:1 cross-section perimeter: Delta-factor: 2.55
- a hardwood pulp with an R18-content of 94% was alkalized with mashing lye containing 220 g/l sodium hydroxide under stirring at 45° C. Further treatment of the slurry and sulfidation were performed in the same manner as described in example 1. The xanthogenate was dissolved with a dilute sodium hydroxide solution to a viscose with 5.9% cellulose, 6.1% NaOH and 36% CS2, based on cellulose.
- the fibers having a titer of 6.1 dtex, had the following properties: Fiber tenacity (conditioned state): 30 cN/tex Fiber tenacity (wet state): 19 cN/tex Elongation (conditioned): 18% Elongation (wet): 20% Wet modulus: 4.1 cN/tex/5% Syngina-Value (test method according to 6.85 g/g WO 04/85720): Water retention capacity: 62% Ratio of area of fiber cross-section to fiber cross- 2.5:1 section perimeter: Delta-factor: 2.8
- FIG. 2 shows fiber cross-sections of the fibers spun according to example 3.
- An eucalyptus pulp with an R18-content of 97.5% was alkalized with mashing lye containing 220 g/l sodium hydroxide under stirring at 50° C. Further treatment of the slurry and sulfidation were performed in the same manner as described in example 1. The xanthogenate was dissolved with a dilute sodium hydroxide solution to a viscose with 6.1% cellulose, 6.2% NaOH and 36% CS2, based on cellulose.
- the fibers having a titer of 3.3 dtex, had the following properties: Fiber tenacity (conditioned state): 27 cN/tex Fiber tenacity (wet state): 18 cN/tex Elongation (conditioned): 10% Elongation (wet): 12% Wet modulus: 6.5 cN/tex/5% Syngina-Value (test method according to 6.3 g/g WO 04/85720): Water retention capacity: 74% Ratio of area of fiber cross-section to fiber cross- 2.6:1 section perimeter: Delta-factor: 2.6
- FIG. 3 shows fiber cross-sections of the fibers spun according to example 4.
- fleeces were produced which were used as a filling material for duvets.
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