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GB2587120A - Fibers, woven fabric including the fibers, and methods of manufacturing the same - Google Patents

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GB2587120A
GB2587120A GB2016464.6A GB202016464A GB2587120A GB 2587120 A GB2587120 A GB 2587120A GB 202016464 A GB202016464 A GB 202016464A GB 2587120 A GB2587120 A GB 2587120A
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    • D06—TREATMENT OF TEXTILES OR THE LIKE; LAUNDERING; FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
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Abstract

Fibers, yarns, woven fabric including the yarns and fibers, and methods of manufacturing the same are disclosed. Fibers can include base material staple fibers (102) and dissolvable or water-soluble fibers. At least the base material staple fiber is mixed and cleaned to form a base material web or sliver. The clean base material web or sliver is then intimately mixed with the dissolvable fibers in a blow room to form a homogeneously-mixed base material / dissolvable material sliver. The homogeneously-mixed base material / dissolvable material sliver is then blended again during drawing so as to produce a twice-mixed, ultra-homogeneous yarn comprising base material and dissolvable material. A processing step can allow for removal of the dissolvable fibers to produce a yarn (228') defining a plurality of pores (P) that are uniformly distributed throughout the structure of the yarn.

Claims (49)

What is Claimed is:
1. An improved process for making a thermal-insulating fabric, comprising: mixing cleaned cotton slivers comprising cleaned cotton fibers with cleaned water- soluble slivers comprising cleaned water-soluble fibers at a blow-room stage to produce one or more homogenously-blended slivers; drawing the homogenously-blended slivers on a draw frame to produce a twice- mixed ultra-homogenous sliver; spinning the twice-mixed ultra-homogenous sliver using low twist multipliers which produces a twice-mixed ultra-homogenous yarn with a bulkier surface; using the twice-mixed ultra-homogenous yarn in preparatory to make beam; and weaving the twice-mixed ultra-homogenous yarn into a greige fabric for better thermal comfort.
2. The process of Claim 1 , further comprising dissolving the water-soluble fiber to form a plurality of micro passageways in the yarn of the greige fabric, the plurality of micro passageways extending from a plurality of locations at an outer surface of the twice-mixed ultra-homogenous yarn to a central core portion thereof.
3. The process of Claim 1 , wherein the fabric has a thread count from about 80 thread count to about 1000 thread count.
4. The process of Claim 1 , wherein the step of weaving the twice-mixed ultra- homogenous yarn includes orienting the twice-mixed ultra-homogenous yarn in the warp direction of the fabric.
5. The process of Claim 4, wherein the step of weaving the twice-mixed ultra- homogenous yarn further includes orienting more of the twice-mixed ultra-homogenous yarn in the weft direction of the fabric to produce maximum thermal comfort.
6. The process of Claim 1 , further comprising hot washing the greige fabric, after desizing it, at about 98 degrees Celsius for about 15 minutes on a jigger machine or other dyeing machine to provide increased contact time of the water-soluble fiber with water.
7. The process of Claim 6, further comprising crosslinking to fix up the micro passageways produced from the dissolved water-soluble fibers, wherein the crosslinking provides durability to the micro passageways such that they maintain their shape throughout the lifetime of the fabric.
8. The process of Claim 1 , wherein the water-soluble fiber is a fine PVA fiber, about 0.9 Dn to about 1.2 Dn, with a 38 mm staple length, which helps uniform mixing at the blow- room stage.
9. The process of Claim 1 , wherein the step of mixing with water-soluble fiber includes mixing a PVA fiber in an amount of about 10% to about 25% by weight in the yarn.
10. The process of Claim 1 , wherein the step of spinning includes spinning the cotton fiber with water-soluble fiber using an S or Z twist only.
11. The process of Claim 1 , wherein the step of spinning includes spinning the twice- mixed ultra-homogenous sliver using a low twist multiplier of about 3.2 to about 4.0 depending upon yarn count.
12. The process of Claim 1 , wherein the woven fabric has a thermal resistance index of about 0.024 C M2/W to about 0.030 C M2/W at about 23 degrees Celsius ambient temperature.
13. The process of Claim 1 , wherein the woven fabric has a total insulation value of about 0.12 Clo to about 0.20 Clo.
14. The process of Claim 1 , wherein the woven fabric has a dry heat flux of about 100 W/mt2 to about 140 W/mt2.
15. A method of forming a twice-blended ultra-homogenous specialized yarn comprising: mixing a plurality of base material staple fibers, cleaning the base material staple fiber, carding the base material staple fiber and forming a cleaned base material staple sliver; mixing a plurality of dissolvable fibers, cleaning the dissolvable fiber, carding the dissolvable fiber and forming a cleaned dissolvable sliver; combining the cleaned base material staple sliver and the cleaned dissolvable sliver for mixing in a blow room to produce a homogenous blend of base material staple fibers and dissolvable fibers; cleaning the homogenous blend of base material staple fibers and dissolvable fibers; carding the homogenous blend of base material staple fibers and dissolvable fibers; forming a homogenously-blended sliver comprising a homogenous blend of base material staple fibers and dissolvable fibers; drawing the homogenously-blended sliver on a draw frame; and spinning the homogenously-blended sliver to produce the twice-blended ultra- homogenous specialized yarn, the twice-blended ultra-homogenous specialized yarn comprising an ultra-homogenous blend of base material staple fibers and dissolvable fibers that are evenly and uniformly distributed throughout the cross section thereof.
16. The method of Claim 15, wherein each of the plurality of base material staple fibers can be selected from a group consisting of cotton, silk, modal, acrylics, a blend of cotton and polyester, a blend of polyester and viscose, a blend of poly(trimethylene terephthalate) and cotton, a blend of Lyocell and cotton, a blend of cotton and bamboo, a blend of cotton and sea weed, a blend of cotton and silver, a blend of cotton and charcoal, and a blend of cotton and modal or any combination thereof.
17. The method of Claim 15, wherein the dissolvable fibers comprise polyvinyl alcohol.
18. The method of Claim 17, wherein the polyvinyl alcohol fibers are between about 0.9 Dn - 1.2 Dn with a staple length of about 38mm.
19. The method of Claim 15, further comprising producing an ultra-homogenous blended roving on the roving machine after drawing the homogenously-blended sliver on the draw frame.
20. The method of Claim 19, further comprising spinning the ultra-homogenous blended roving on a ring frame to produce the twice-blended ultra-homogenous specialized yarn, the twice-blended ultra-homogenous specialized yarn comprising an ultra-homogenous blend of base material staple fibers and dissolvable fibers that are evenly and uniformly distributed throughout the cross section thereof.
21. The method of Claim 20, further comprising weaving a fabric from the twice-blended ultra-homogenous specialized yarn.
22. The method of Claim 21 , wherein the twice-blended ultra-homogenous specialized yarn is provided in the warp direction of the fabric.
23. The method of Claim 21 , wherein the twice-blended ultra-homogenous specialized yarn is provided in both the warn and weft directions of the fabric.
24. The method of Claim 21 , further comprising dissolving the dissolvable fibers of the twice-blended ultra-homogenous specialized yarn so as to form a plurality of pores in the twice-blended ultra-homogenous specialized fiber, the pores being uniformly distributed throughout the structure of the yarn so as to provide a plurality of micro passageways extending from a plurality of positions along an outer surface thereof and to within a central core portion of the twice-blended ultra-homogenous specialized yarn.
25. A specialized yarn comprising an ultra-homogenous blend of base insoluble fibers and dissolvable fibers, the dissolvable fibers being uniformly distributed and evenly dispersed throughout the structure of the yarn, the base insoluble fibers and dissolvable fibers being first homogenously and intimately mixed together in a blow room and then cleaned and carded so as to form one or more homogenously-blended slivers comprising base insoluble fibers and dissolvable fibers, and wherein the one or more homogenously- blended slivers are mixed again on a draw frame to produce an ultra-homogenous blended sliver.
26. The specialized yarn of Claim 25, further comprising producing an ultra-homogenous roving by passing the ultra-homogenous sliver through a roving machine.
27. The specialized yarn of Claim 26, further comprising spinning the ultra-homogenous roving using an S or Z twist to produce the specialized yarn.
28. The specialized yarn of Claim 27, wherein the spinning comprises spinning the homogenously-blended roving on a ring frame at a low twist multiplier.
29. The specialized yarn of Claim 28, wherein the twist multiplier is between about 3.2 to about 4.0.
30. The specialized yarn of Claim 27, further comprising weaving a fabric comprising a plurality of yarns, and wherein at least one of the yarns comprises the specialized yarn.
31. The specialized yarn of Claim 30, wherein the fabric comprises at least one specialized yarn in the warp direction and at least one specialized yarn in the weft direction.
32. A woven fabric comprising at least one specialized yarn, the specialized yarn comprising a plurality of base material fibers and a plurality of micro passageways extending from a plurality of positions along an outer surface of the at least one specialized yarn and to within a central core portion thereof, the micro passageways being uniformly distributed throughout the structure of the yarn so as to define an ultra-homogenous blend of base material fibers and micro passageways for permitting the absorption of heat and moisture from a user covering at least a portion thereof with the woven fabric.
33. The woven fabric of Claim 32, wherein the woven fabric comprises a 2-move or 3- move sateen weave.
34. The woven fabric of Claim 32, wherein the at least one specialized yarn is single ply.
35. The woven fabric of Claim 32, wherein the at least one specialized yarn is 2-ply
36. The woven fabric of Claim 32, wherein the at least one specialized yarn is 3-ply.
37. The woven fabric of Claim 32, wherein the at least one specialized yarn is provided in the warp direction of the fabric.
38. The woven fabric of Claim 32, wherein the specialized yarn is provided in the warp and weft directions of the fabric.
39. The woven fabric of Claim 32, wherein the plurality of micro passageways are formed by a plurality of dissolvable fibers, the base material fibers and the dissolvable fibers being first homogenously mixed together in a blow room to produce at least one homogenously-blended sliver, and wherein the at least one homogenously-blended sliver is further blended together on a draw frame to produce a twice-mixed ultra-homogenous sliver comprising a plurality of base material fibers and dissolvable fibers uniformly distributed throughout the structure of the sliver.
40. The woven fabric of Claim 39, wherein the twice-mixed ultra-homogenous sliver is further passed through a roving machine to produce a twice-mixed ultra-homogenous roving.
41. The woven fabric of Claim 40, wherein the twice-mixed ultra-homogenous roving is spun on a spinning machine to produce a twice-mixed ultra-homogenous yarn comprising an ultra-homogenous blend of base material fibers and dissolvable fibers, the dissolvable fibers being distributed ultra-homogenously throughout the base material fibers.
42. The woven fabric of Claim 41 , wherein the twice-mixed ultra-homogenous yarn is provided for weaving the fabric, the twice-mixed ultra-homogenous yarn being used in the warp and/or weft directions.
43. The woven fabric of Claim 42, wherein the fabric comprising the twice-mixed ultra- homogenous yarn in the warp and/or weft directions is processed through a hot bath at least once so as to dissolve the dissolvable fiber to form the plurality of micro passageways extending from a plurality of positions along an outer surface of the at least one specialized yarn and to within a central core portion thereof.
44. The woven fabric of Claim 43, wherein at least one micro passageway, extending from a plurality of positions along an outer surface of the at least one specialized yarn and to within a central core portion thereof, is provided about every 0.5 - 15 degrees around the entire 360 degrees of the outer surface of the specialized yarn.
45. The woven fabric of Claim 32, wherein the plurality of base material staple fibers can be selected from a group consisting of cotton, silk, modal, acrylics, a blend of cotton and polyester, a blend of polyester and viscose, a blend of poly(trimethylene terephthalate) and cotton, a blend of Lyocell and cotton, a blend of cotton and bamboo, a blend of cotton and sea weed, a blend of cotton and silver, a blend of cotton and charcoal, and a blend of cotton and modal or any combination thereof.
46. The woven fabric of Claim 32, wherein the dissolvable fibers comprise polyvinyl alcohol.
47. The woven fabric of Claim 32, wherein the dissolvable fibers of the specialized yarn are between about 10% - 25% of the weight of the sum of the dissolvable fibers and the base material fibers.
48. A method of forming a twice-blended ultra-homogenous specialized yarn comprising: mixing a plurality of base material staple fibers, cleaning the base material staple fiber, carding the base material staple fiber and forming a cleaned base material staple web; providing a plurality of dissolvable fibers; combining the cleaned base material staple web and the plurality of dissolvable fibers for mixing in a blow room to produce a homogenous blend of base material staple fibers and dissolvable fibers; cleaning the homogenous blend of base material staple fibers and dissolvable fibers; carding the homogenous blend of base material staple fibers and dissolvable fibers; forming a homogenously-blended sliver comprising a homogenous blend of base material staple fibers and dissolvable fibers; drawing the homogenously-blended sliver on a draw frame to produce a twice- blended ultra-homogenous sliver; and spinning the twice-blended ultra-homogenous sliver to produce the twice-blended ultra-homogenous specialized yarn, the twice-blended ultra-homogenous specialized yarn comprising an ultra-homogenous blend of base material staple fibers and dissolvable fibers that are evenly and uniformly distributed throughout the cross section thereof.
49. The method of Claim 48, further comprising mixing the plurality of dissolvable fibers, cleaning the dissolvable fibers, carding the dissolvable fibers and forming a cleaned dissolvable fiber web, and wherein the cleaned base material staple web and the dissolvable fiber web are combined in the blow room and intimately mixed together to produce a homogenous blend of base material staple fibers and dissolvable fibers.
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