Patent classifications
D01F6/00
SPIDER-SILK-LIKE POLYMER FIBER, PREPARATION METHOD THEREFOR AND USE THEREOF
The invention relates to a spider-silk-like polymer fiber in the technical field of chemical bionics, a preparation method therefor and the use thereof. The spider-silk-like polymer fiber comprises a matrix polymer and a particle additive dispersed therein, wherein the particles have an average particle size of 0.1-1000 microns, and the polymer fiber has a spider-silk-like microstructure comprising a fiber body and spaced spindle knot structural units on the fiber body, wherein the spindle knot structural units comprise the particles, and the radial height of the spindle knot structural units is greater than the diameter of the fiber body. The preparation method of the polymer fiber of the invention does not require greatly modifying the existing spinning processes, and the equipment does not need to be changed, the process is simple, and the cost is low. The obtained spider-silk-like polymer fiber can realize the directional movement of water droplets on the surface of the fiber, thereby having a water gathering function and can be used for preparing water gathering materials.
CONTINUOUS STRAND OF FILAMENTS HAVING GRADIENT-LENGTH CHARACTERISTIC IMPLEMENTED BY KINKY TEXTURE AND SPIRAL ROTATIONAL TWIST, AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREFOR
Provided is a strand extending in the longitudinal direction, wherein the strand includes filaments of one type having a gradient-length effect through spiral rotational twists and an irregular fine texture through self-thermal shrinking. The filaments of the strand have natural coiling characteristics that are very similar to those of natural hair of black people, and these characteristics are caused by the facts that the filaments have 3-dimensional waveforms occurred due to many fine and irregular windings or projections and that the waveforms exhibit fractal structure features and a fine kinky texture.
POROUS FIBER AND ADSORPTION COLUMN
The present invention provides: a porous fiber that exhibits both improved adsorption capacity, and suppressed exposure and detachment of particulates; an adsorption column filled with said porous fiber; and a blood purification system in which an adsorption column is connected to a water removal column. The porous fiber according to the present invention has a three-dimensional pore structure formed by a solid fiber, and satisfies all of the following conditions. (1) The porous fiber has particulates having a diameter of not more than 200 m, and the percentage of area occupied by said particulates having a diameter of not more than 200 m in a horizontal cross section of the three-dimensional pore structure is at least 3.0%. (2) The porous fiber does not contain said particulates having a diameter of not more than 200 m in the region within 1.0 m in the depth direction from the outermost surface.
AIRBAG BASE CLOTH AND AIRBAG INCLUDING SAME
Provided is an airbag base fabric that has a low air permeability sufficient to ensure the safety of occupants and heat resistance sufficient to withstand high-power, high-temperature gas generated from a recent downsized inflator, and that is capable of being packaged compactly. Also provided is an airbag comprising the base fabric. An airbag base fabric comprising a synthetic fiber multifilament having a total fineness of 500 to 750 dtex, the airbag base fabric having an areal weight of 225 to 245 g/m.sup.2, air permeability at 20 kPa of 0.2 to 0.8 L/cm.sup.2/min, and edgecomb resistance according to the ASTM D 6479 method of 300 to 600 N in both warp and weft directions.
Core-sheath conjugated fiber, slit fiber, and method of manufacturing such fibers
A core-sheath conjugated fiber includes two kinds of polymer, wherein the core-sheath conjugated fiber is characterized in that the core component has projected shapes having projections and grooves alternately in a cross section in a direction perpendicular to the fiber axis, the projections are formed continuously in the direction of the fiber axis, and the height (H) of the projections, the width (WA) at the tip of the projections, and the width (WB) of the bottom surface satisfy the formulas at the same time:
1.0H/(WA).sup.1/23.0(1)
0.7WB/WA3.0(2).
Core-sheath conjugated fiber, slit fiber, and method of manufacturing such fibers
A core-sheath conjugated fiber includes two kinds of polymer, wherein the core-sheath conjugated fiber is characterized in that the core component has projected shapes having projections and grooves alternately in a cross section in a direction perpendicular to the fiber axis, the projections are formed continuously in the direction of the fiber axis, and the height (H) of the projections, the width (WA) at the tip of the projections, and the width (WB) of the bottom surface satisfy the formulas at the same time:
1.0H/(WA).sup.1/23.0(1)
0.7WB/WA3.0(2).
THERMALLY CONDUCTIVE PARTICLE-FILLED FIBER
The present invention is a thermally conductive particle-filled fiber containing a resin and thermally conductive particles, wherein at least some of the thermally conductive particles are present inside the fiber, an average particle diameter of the thermally conductive particles is 10 to 1000 nm, and an average fiber diameter of the fiber is 50 to 10000 nm.
Ligand-binding fiber and cell culture substrate using said fiber
The invention provides a ligand-bonded fiber in which a ligand having affinity for a cell membrane receptor is immobilized on a fiber precursor, and a cell culture substrate capable of repeating ex vivo amplification of a cell expressing a cell membrane receptor by using the ligand-bonded fiber.
Ligand-binding fiber and cell culture substrate using said fiber
The invention provides a ligand-bonded fiber in which a ligand having affinity for a cell membrane receptor is immobilized on a fiber precursor, and a cell culture substrate capable of repeating ex vivo amplification of a cell expressing a cell membrane receptor by using the ligand-bonded fiber.
Magnetic strands for fabric items
Items such as fabric-based items may include magnetic strands. Magnetic strands may be formed using extrusion equipment. To form single component magnetic strands, first and second feed hoppers may respectively feed a base polymer and a magnet masterbatch to an extruder. The magnet masterbatch may include particles of a rare-earth alloy or other magnetic materials in a polymer blend. The extruder may push the base polymer and magnet masterbatch through a spinneret. To form bicomponent magnetic strands, a first extruder may push a base polymer and magnet masterbatch through a first set of openings in a spinneret, while a second extruder may push an additional polymer through a second set of openings in the spinneret. Bicomponent magnetic strands may have a magnetic core and non-magnetic sheath, may have a non-magnetic core and magnetic sheath, or may have other suitable configurations.