WO2002061189A2 - Textiles material - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a textile material according to the preamble of claim 1, a laminate according to claim 18 and a garment according to claim 19.
- EMF electromagnetic fields
- High-frequency electromagnetic fields in the mega and gigahertz range not only hit living bodies, but also medical electronic devices such as pacemakers, control devices, infusion pumps, hearing aids and measuring devices. People are particularly affected by this, where body functions are partially or completely supported or replaced by electrical / electronic devices.
- the “Faraday cage” represents an effective protection against EMF.
- various fabrics have been developed for the field of workwear, which are designed in terms of technical design to meet the mechanical, thermal and other stresses in the work process ,
- a fabric with a silver content which consists of woven, knitted or otherwise processed base materials which are suitable for the production of fabrics and in which at least one thread, which is used as the base material and is coated with silver, is incorporated into the fabric ,
- the fabric is said to be suitable, potential differences on the surface and in one above the other Form tissue up to a distance of about 50 cm a potential-free area.
- EP 1 096 604 A1 describes a breathable material for protective clothing for shielding against electromagnetic high-frequency fields and / or for camouflage against thermal imaging devices, the carrier material having a fabric made of polyamide, the fibers or yarns of which are coated with a silver layer.
- the aim of the material described is to achieve a multifunctional effect with better wearing comfort while maintaining a low emission for camouflage against thermal imaging devices.
- a disadvantage of these known objects is that the production of fabrics is complex.
- the invention is therefore based on the object of developing an inexpensive textile material which, in particular, sufficiently fulfills the function of shielding electromagnetic fields, with high wearing comfort, in particular for the clothing sector, being retained. Furthermore, the physical-mechanical properties of the textile material should guarantee processing for all areas of application easily and without problems, without permanently changing the integrated protective effect against electromagnetic fields.
- the textile material is in the form of knitwear with at least two threads, at least one first thread comprising an electrically conductive material and at least one second thread comprising an electrically non-conductive material.
- Essential to the solution of the present task is the use of at least one thread with an electrically conductive material in connection with at least one thread with an electrically non-conductive material and their mechanical processing for the targeted arrangement of the different threads in a stitch system of a knitted fabric.
- the invention thus takes into account the diverse requirements of the various fields of application and combines the functionality of the shielding from EMF with economical material provision, surface production and manufacture of the textile material which is designed as knitted fabric.
- the textile material is knitted, it can be manufactured using known processes in textile technology and can be used in the entire clothing sector, for household and home textiles, as mobile textiles as well as in all kinds of technical applications, alone or in combination with other textiles and non-textiles Insert components.
- the proportion of incorporated metal-containing threads in relation to the electrically non-conductive threads of the knitted fabric is variable and is varied depending on the intended use.
- Corresponding binding combinations of the metal-containing threads to the electrically non-conductive threads guarantee a defined areal arrangement of the different threads in the knitted fabric and thus also in the finished product after the corresponding processing.
- all variants of the binding technique of the different threads within the knitwear are suitable in order to combine the functionality with other properties adapted to the specific purpose.
- the first, metal-containing thread preferably has a metal thread, a metallized thread, metal fibers, metal filament yarn or a thread with metal parts, with metal foils and / or parts.
- a large number of metal-containing threads can be considered. It is only essential, however, that the physical effect of the electromagnetic shielding is achieved.
- the metal or metal alloy used for the metal-containing threads has, in addition to good electrical conductivity and the resulting good damping properties of electromagnetic radiation, a so-called oligodynamic effect.
- the metal parts have a bactericidal and a fungicidal effect.
- the metal content of the textile material hinders the growth of bacteria and fungi in the knitted fabric, so that the development of undesirable odors can be effectively prevented.
- these metal parts also have a catalytic effect.
- the catalytic effect is to be understood as the catalysis of the decomposition reaction, in particular of gaseous external odorous substances, for example cigarette smoke, which come into contact with the metal components.
- Precious and semi-precious metals such as gold, platinum, silver, chromium, nickel and copper or an alloy of these metals have proven to be particularly suitable for the oligodynamic and catalytic effect.
- the thread with the non-electrically conductive material has, for example, threads made of natural fiber material, synthetic fiber material, thermoplastic threads or elastic threads, for example elastane.
- a knitted fabric as a textile material which has a mixture of at least one metal-containing thread with synthetic threads and / or threads made of natural fibers and any fiber-forming substances (e.g. minerals, glass, basalt, asbestos).
- any fiber-forming substances e.g. minerals, glass, basalt, asbestos.
- the various threads of the textile material designed as knitted fabric are preferably integrated over the entire surface in regular or partially regular processing as stitches.
- a preferred variant of the invention provides the use of a clad
- Thread system for the knitwear.
- Such a thread system has a first, metal-containing cladding thread, which covers the second, electrically non-conductive base thread.
- a knitwear can be produced from such a thread system which, on the one surface side of the knitted fabric, is predominantly visible in the vertical view from the metal-containing thread, and on the opposite surface side of the knitted fabric, mainly the electrically non-conductive basic thread is visible.
- the surface sides of the knitted fabric are understood to mean the two opposite sides of the flat knitted fabric.
- the optical properties of the knitted fabric can be influenced in a targeted manner.
- it can be achieved in this way that on the side of the knitwear which is worn directly on the skin, for example in underwear, the threads with non-electrically conductive material predominantly come into direct contact with the skin. In this way, the comfort of such items of clothing can be optimized.
- the metal-containing thread is a hydrophobic synthetic fiber thread which is intended to pass on the moisture emerging from the skin to fibers which are arranged further outside and absorb moisture. This effect is particularly desirable in modern sports clothing, so that the fiber layer that is in direct contact with the skin remains dry even with strong perspiration and thus prevents the body from cooling down due to the removal of heat of evaporation.
- the first, metal-containing and the second thread with non-electrically conductive material are not processed as a plated thread system, but as separate threads to form a knitted fabric.
- the knitted fabric has a stitch system formed from the second, non-electrically conductive thread, into which the metal-containing thread is incorporated in the form of stitches which are not congruent with the stitches of the non-electrically conductive thread.
- the first, metal-containing thread can be worked into the mesh system of the second, non-electrically conductive thread in such a way that when the knitted fabric is worn directly, the one surface side of the skin on the skin essentially contacts the second, non-metal-containing threads comes. As described above, however, it may just as well be desirable that the surface side with the metal-containing first thread should face the skin directly.
- an electrically non-conductive thread is only partially incorporated as a stitch in a stitch system formed from the metal-containing thread.
- the creation of the defined surface sides of the textile material designed as knitted fabric can, in addition to specific binding structures, e.g. Fringe velvet, jersey cloth, also done by working in as weft threads.
- a knitted fabric can be produced, the surface properties of which are determined on one side by the stitch-forming basic thread system and on the other side by the integrated functional thread as a weft thread that does not form stitches. That is, without stitches, the metal-containing first or the non-electrically conductive second thread in the form of longitudinal or cross weft threads can be worked into a stitch system formed from the respective other thread.
- these weft threads can be designed as full or partial wefts.
- loops of the other thread type envisage incorporating loops of the other thread type into a stitch system from one thread.
- These loops can in turn be integrated into the mesh system in such a way that they only have sections of these loops on one of the two surface sides of the knitted fabric.
- loops can also be integrated in a mesh system on both sides of the mesh system, one surface side of the resulting knitwear has metal-containing loops and the other surface side has non-metal-containing loops.
- a further preferred embodiment provides for the metal-containing or the non-metal-containing thread to be incorporated into a basic thread system as a pile thread.
- This basic thread system can either be a woven fabric made of warp and weft threads or a knitted fabric made of non-conductive thread systems. If two metal-containing threads are used as pile threads on each side of the basic thread system, a double pile fabric is created.
- the textile material designed as knitted fabric has an integrated metal-containing first thread only in defined surface areas. This makes it possible to implement in certain areas without EMF shielding.
- the textile material according to the invention can be combined on one or both sides with a large number of other textile and non-textile sheet materials in order to achieve the desired product properties.
- the textile material which is designed as knitted fabric, can be produced in a highly productive manner compared to the previously known protective fabrics and, due to its characteristic mesh structure, enables a wide range of properties of the products for the realization of certain usage requirements and thus the use in many areas of application.
- the textile material according to the invention with an electrically conductive thread system is characterized by good physiological, optical and care properties. It is suitable for functional clothing in the broadest sense, e.g. starting with underwear, for sports and leisure wear, for upper jersey days to classic outerwear including coat goods, since it can be used both as an outer material and as a lining and also offers improved uses for protective work clothing by ensuring better comfort and protecting health.
- the material is also suitable as mobile textile, ie for the interior of all types of vehicles. In particular due to the bactericidal, fungicidal and catalytic properties, use as a seat cover is particularly advantageous.
- the textile material which is designed as knitted fabric, can be designed both as knitted fabric, as knitted fabric and as warp knitted fabric or sewing fabric.
- Figure 1 is a schematic plan view of a knitted fabric from a clad
- Thread system of two congruent threads (right / left plated knitted fabric);
- Figure 1a is a schematic sectional view through a knitted fabric from Figure 1;
- Figure 2 is a schematic plan view of a second embodiment of the
- Knitted fabrics (right / left plated knitted fabrics), with a
- Thread is incorporated
- Figure 3 is a schematic plan view of a third embodiment of the
- Knitted fabric (right / left warp knit with standing weft, one
- Thread is worked into the stitch system of the other thread as a longitudinal weft thread;
- Figure 4a is a schematic plan view of a fourth embodiment of the
- Knitted fabric (right / right knitted fabric with integrated weft threads), one thread being incorporated as a weft thread in the stitch system of the other thread;
- FIG. 4b shows a schematic sectional view of the knitted fabric from FIG. 4a along the line IVb-IVb;
- Figure 5 is a schematic plan view of a fifth embodiment of the
- Knitted fabric (right / left knitted fabric with cross weft or
- FIG. 6 is a schematic plan view of a sixth embodiment of the
- Knitted fabric (right / left knitted fabric with plush loops), one thread in the form of loops is arranged essentially on one surface side of the stitch system formed by the other thread, and FIG. 7 shows a schematic sectional view of a seventh embodiment of the knitted fabric (knitted fabrics made from a basic fabric with an integrated
- Pile thread one thread being incorporated as a pile thread into the stitch system of the other thread (base thread).
- Figure 1 shows a section of a textile material which is formed as a two-layer knitwear 10 from a plated thread system.
- the plated thread system comprises at least two different threads, the first thread 1 covering an electrically non-conductive material as the plating thread, the second thread 2 covering an electrically non-conductive material as the base thread on a surface side A of the knitted fabric 10.
- Surface sides A, B of the knitted fabric 10 mean the opposite sides of the essentially flat knitted fabric 10. This is shown schematically in FIG. 1a. It can be seen that a first thread 1 rests on a second thread 2 such that the first thread 1 is oriented in relation to the second thread 2 to the surface side A, but is covered by the second thread 2 with respect to the surface side B. If such a knitwear 10 were worn on the body with one of the two surface sides A, B, then there would be direct skin contact only with one of the two threads 1, 2.
- the terminology is usually used that the “left side” denotes the surface side of the textile material that faces the body.
- the “right side” is the side that faces away from the body.
- FIG. 1 On the right side of a knitted fabric 10 as shown in FIG. 1, the plating thread 1 with the electrically conductive material can be seen, and on the left side of the fabric the textile base thread 2.
- the view of Figure 1 shows the "left" side of the textile material.
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic top view of the “left” surface side of a second embodiment of the textile material.
- the first thread 1 with an electrically conductive material is constructed here, for example, from a non-conductive polyamide thread which is interspersed with electrically conductive silver filaments.
- the silver-containing polyamide thread forms the outer surface side of the knitted fabric 10, with which electromagnetic fields are shielded.
- the second thread 2 for forming the second, textile layer of the knitted fabric 10 can be used, for example, a cotton thread which is provided in the area close to the body and which fulfills the properties for high wearing comfort.
- metallized threads, metal fibers, metal filament yarns, threads with metal components, metal foils and / or metal foil components can also be used as the conductive material.
- All metals are basically suitable. However, particularly advantageous are precious and semi-precious metals which, in addition to the high conductivity required for good electromagnetic shielding, have the so-called oligodynamic effect.
- Such metals such as platinum, gold, silver, chromium, nickel and copper, have a bactericidal and fungicidal effect. In addition, they catalytically break down gaseous external odors, e.g. Cigarette smoke.
- the metal-containing first thread 1 as shown in FIG. 2 can also be partially deposited, that is to say not or only partially to form stitches to process.
- the reinforced arrangement of the metal-containing thread in defined areas of the knitted fabric 10 is thus possible.
- the threads 1, 2 can be interchanged in this sense.
- the metal-containing thread within the knitted fabric or on the finished product are possible by patterned plating of the metal-containing thread in defined surface areas.
- the first thread 1 can be integrated with the conductive material in addition to the stitch-clad thread processing shown in FIG. 1 as a base weft or clad weft thread system in the stitch-forming base thread system.
- Such embodiments are shown in Figures 3 to 5.
- the second thread is formed with the non-electrically conductive material 2 to form a flat stitch system.
- first threads 1 with electrically conductive material are incorporated as longitudinal wefts.
- the threads 1, 2 are exchanged in the embodiment shown in FIG. the electrically non-conductive second thread 2 is incorporated as a longitudinal weft into the mesh system of the metal-containing first thread 1.
- FIG. 4a shows a further embodiment of the textile material with a knitted fabric 10 (right / right knitted fabric with integrated weft threads), a second thread 2 forming a stitch system with an electrically non-conductive material.
- first threads 1 with electrically conductive material are incorporated as cross wefts.
- FIG. 4b shows a sectional view of the knitted fabric 10 from FIG. 4a along the line IVb-IVb. It can be seen how the first threads 1 with electrically conductive material are surrounded as cross-sections by the stitches formed from the second thread 2 with electrically non-conductive material.
- the first metal-containing thread 1 forms a mesh system in which electrically non-conductive threads are inserted as cross wefts.
- FIG. 5 shows a further exemplary embodiment of the textile material designed as knitted fabric 10. This embodiment is called a right / left knitted fabric with cross weft or standing weft threads.
- FIG. 6 shows the loop-like integration of the metal-containing first thread 1 into the stitch system formed from the electrically non-conductive second thread 2. Loops of the metal-containing first thread 1 can be integrated into the stitch system in such a way that they are arranged essentially on one of the two surface sides A, B of the knitted fabric 10. This embodiment is usually referred to as a right / left knitted fabric with plush loops.
- the sectional view of a further embodiment of the knitted fabric 10 with a pole-like surface is shown in FIG.
- the basic thread 11 can be formed either as a thread with an electrically conductive material or as a thread with a non-electrically conductive material.
- the associated pile thread 22 is designed as a thread with electrically non-conductive material or as a thread with electrically conductive material.
- This embodiment is referred to as a knitted fabric made from a basic fabric with an integrated pile thread.
- the areas of application of the textile material according to the invention are not limited to clothing. Also for other areas of application, such as. B. for textile objects from the home and home textile sector (bed linen, curtains) or from the mobile or medical area, which are near the human body or come into contact, this knitwear can be used.
- this knitwear can be used.
- fiber and / or thread layers, flat structures, nonwovens or the like made of conductive or non-conductive material can also be incorporated into the knitted fabric. Coating one or both sides of the knitted fabric with conductive or non-conductive material is also technically feasible and may appear appropriate in special applications.
- the textile material according to the invention can be used in particular as a cover for vehicle seats or for the lining of the vehicle interior.
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