直接染料对雄蚕丝的染色性能

探讨了中性盐、温度、染料用量对雄蚕丝直接染料染色性能的影响,比较了雄蚕丝、普通蚕丝和棉的染色性能。实验结果表明：中性盐对染色起到促染作用;随着温度的升高,上染百分率增加;上染百分率随着染料浓度的增加而降低。雄蚕丝的上染速度和上染率明显高于普通蚕丝和棉纤维。     

聚乳酸纤维分散染料染色工艺的研究

本文主要研究了聚乳酸纤维用分散染料的染色工艺染料在高于7n℃时上色，在100～110℃上染率达到最大，上染率随时间延长而增加，30分钟达到平衡；染浴的pH在3～7时对纤维的损伤较小，浴比对上染率影响较小，pH值上升．纤维强度随之降低，选择适合的染色助剂可提高上染率。     

Argazol NF活性染料对牛奶/棉混纺织物的染色研究

针对牛奶纤维不耐碱的特点,选择雅格素中性固色活性染料对牛奶/棉混纺织物进行染色研究。研究结果表明:染色温度对上染率的影响较大;染料浓度2%时,75℃保温90分钟、85℃保温60分钟、95℃保温45分钟染色的上染率相当,约为77%;低温长时染色条件更适宜对牛奶/棉混纺织物染色,75℃保温90分钟的染色效果最好;雅格素中性固色活性染料对牛奶纤维/棉混纺织物染色适宜染淡、中色,牢度较好。染料浓度低于4%时,提升性较好。     

聚甲醛纤维的染色动力学研究

选用分散染料分散红S-5BL对聚甲醛(POM)纤维和涤纶(PET纤维)进行染色,通过绘制上染速率曲线,计算出分散红染料在纤维上的扩散系数、染色速率常数及半染时间,比较了二者的染色动力学,并探讨了POM纤维结构与其染色性能的关系。结果表明:与PET纤维相比,在相同的染色温度下,POM纤维的扩散系数和染色速率常数较低,半染时间较大,扩散活化能较大;染色温度为80～95℃,POM纤维的上染量明显高于PET纤维,染色温度为100～110℃时,POM纤维和PET纤维的上染量接近;POM纤维的结晶度和取向度均较高,因而分散红染料分子进入POM纤维内部的能阻较大。     

稀土改性尼龙66纤维染色性能研究

采用对比的方法,对稀土改性尼龙66纤维和普通尼龙66纤维的染色性能进行了研究。结果发现:稀土改性尼龙66纤维的上染率明显高于普通尼龙66纤维,对于各种染料上染率一般提高10%-20%,而且上染速度也快得多。这种改性纤维染色的皂洗牢度等于成稍高于普通尼龙66纤维,而日晒牢度基本上没有变化。另外染色织物的色调略有一些变化。其原因在于:这种稀土改性尼龙68纤维中,稀土离子的作用使染料与纤维之间的作用力增大,使染料更易于上染到纤维上,而且结合牢度增强。     

染色对PTT纤维聚集态结构的影响

研究了染色温度和时间对PTT纤维上染率和聚集态结构的影响。结果表明,随染色温度升高,PTT纤维的上染率提高,最佳染色温度为110℃;在110℃时,染料分子容易进入纤维的非晶区,染色开始时纤维的上染率明显升高,染色时间对纤维上染率的影响不大;在90℃时,染色前期PTT纤维的上染率较低,随着染色时间的延长,纤维的结晶度和晶区取向降低,上染率明显升高;在130℃时,纤维的冷结晶过程容易发生,大分子链排列紧密,纤维的上染率降低。     

聚乳酸纤维的常压染色研究

在常压下,用七种分散染料及其复配染料对聚乳酸纤维进行染色,并对染色纤维进行了牢度性能测试。除了黄棕色外,其余染料的上染率都随着色度的增加而下降。同一只染料在同一的色度下,延长染色时间对增加染料的上染率作用不明显。随着染色温度的升高,黄素色和蓝色染料的上染率得到明显的提高,而对深红色和黄棕色染料而言这种作用并不明显。同时,通过测量染色纤维的色彩强度定量的描述了染料上染率对温度的敏感性。     

改性PET纤维结构和染色性能的研究

自制了两种改性 PET纤维 (MF纤维和 CDP纤维 ) ,并对其染色性能与结构的关系与 PET纤维作了比较。结果表明 ,分散性染料常压沸染时 ,MF纤维和 CDP纤维的半染时间为 9,2 2 min,饱和上染率分别约为 45 % ,40 % ,碱减量处理后 ,碱减量率最大的 CDP纤维的上染率提高了近 1倍 ,高于 MF纤维的上染率 ;而 PET纤维的上染率均远低于 MF和 CDP纤维     

涤/锦超细纤维无纺布染色研究

选用TERASIL分散染料对PET/PA超细纤维无纺布进行染色,从染料的相容性、提升性和上染率等方面对染色性能进行研究。结果显示TERASIL分散染料染PET/PA超细纤维上染百分率高、得色深、色牢度较高;染色条件为染色温度100℃,染色保温时间40分钟,染料用量可在4%以内。     

直接染料对棉和大豆纤维的染色性能比较

测定了三种不同类型的直接染料在不同盐浓度和温度条件下对棉和大豆纤维的上染曲线，并对它们在这两种纤维上的染色性能进行了分析和比较。对于匀染型和温度效应型直接染料在大豆纤维上的上色率高于棉纤维；在不加盐的条件下，盐效应型染料上染率低于棉纤维，加盐后两者接近；提高温度，对匀染型染料影响不大，对温度效应型染料随温度的提高，上染率提高。     

降解壳聚糖在棉织物活性染料低盐染色中的应用

采用降解壳聚糖对棉织物进行预处理,比较处理前后棉织物活性染料染色的上染率、固色率及耐摩擦牢度,在此基础上研究低盐工艺对棉织物活性染料染色的上染率、固色率的影响。实验结果表明降解壳聚糖预处理棉织物显著改善活性染料染色性能,提高染料上染率,减少了染整加工过程中对环境造成的污染。降解壳聚糖预处理的最佳工艺条件:浸渍温度80℃、降解壳聚糖用量0.8%(owf)、浸渍时间30 min。     

Changes in dyeability and morphology of cotton fiber subjected to cellulase treatment

Unprocessed and mercerized cotton fibers were treated with commercial crude cellulase. The changes in the dyeability and structural features of the fiber due to cellulase treatment were studied. The dyeability was examined in terms of uptake of three reactive dyes and the apparent affinity of Congo Red to cotton fiber. The dyeability of the unprocessed fiber was assumed to be influenced by some impurities present in it. This fiber probably resembled polynosic fiber in molecular aggregate at a certain stage of hydrolysis. Mercerized cotton showed a similar pattern in dyeability as weight loss increased, regardless of dye species. Enzyme more easily penetrated the mercerized fiber than the unprocessed fiber. Cellulase treatment influenced the X-ray crystalline reflection pattern for the mercerized fiber but nominally influenced that for unprocessed fiber. Scanning electron micrographs revealed that cellulase treatment caused swelling of the fibrils. They also revealed that the disordered regions between the fibrils in the secondary walls were removed at low weight loss for the unprocessed fiber. The mercerized fiber at high weight loss had large cracks oblique to the fiber axis and showed no individual fibrils in the secondary wall. The primary wall was removed in the initial stage of hydrolysis for both the unprocessed and mercerized fibers. © 1997 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. J Appl Polym Sci 65: 155–164, 1997     

Ecofriendly ultrasonic natural dyeing of cotton fabric with enzyme pretreatments

Ecofriendly ultrasonic textile dyeing with natural dyes such as Acacia catechu and Tectona grandis show better and faster dye uptake after enzyme pretreatment on cotton fabric, and results of dyeing are better than metal mordanted fabric. It is observed that there is marked improvement in wash-fastness and light-fastness. The role of enzyme pretreatment is primarily for better absorbency, adherence and dyeability of these dyes on cotton fabric, thereby completely replacing metal mordants with enzyme for adherence of natural dyes on cotton. Scanning electron microscopy show surface characteristics at different stages of dyeing. The effect of sonication on the dyeing is compared with conventional heating. The study also shows enhancement in CIELab values.     

Basofil纤维分散染料染色性能研究

选择了4只蒽醌结构和2只偶氮结构的分散染料，用于Basofil纤维的染色，用0.5molHCl和DMF在高温条件下将纤维上的染料萃取完全后、染料的最大吸收峰不变：在染色达到平衡时，测定了纤维上染料的浓度，结果显示：分子结构小、具有共平面的蒽醌染料适合上染Basofil纤维。染料的扩散系数和扩散活化能随染色温度上升而明显增加，其中C.I.Disperse Blue 56在纤维中扩散速度最快实验结果表明：染料的分子结构越小，染料上染量越大，扩散系数和扩散活化能的研究也揭示了相同的规律.     

Radiation-induced graft copolymerization of methacrylic acid onto polypropylene fibers VI. Dyeing behavior

The dyeing behavior of polypropylene-g-polymethacrylic acid fibers prepared by graft copolymerization of methacrylic acid onto polypropylene fibers by gamma-ray irradiation was evaluated for their dyeability characteristics using two basic dyes, rhodamine B and methylene blue. An increase in the dye uptake and moisture regain with the increase in graft content was observed. Such behavior has been attributed to the hydrophilicity imparted to polypropylene fiber by the presence of polar carboxyl groups in polymethacrylic acid grafts. The dependence of rate of dyeing on the percentage graft was evaluated. The diffusion coefficient of the fiber showed an increase with the increase in graft content and has been related to the structural changes occurring during grafting.     

Low‐temperature carrier dyeing of poly(vinyl chloride) fibers with disperse dyes

The effects of various carriers on the color yield of poly(vinyl chloride) (PVC) filaments in a disperse dyeing system were investigated. The dyeability of disperse dyes on PVC fiber was improved using appropriate carriers. The enhancement of dye uptake imparted by carriers coincided with the reduction in glass‐transition temperature, which in turn coincided approximately with the similarity of the inorganic/organic ratio values between PVC fibers and carriers. The results clearly demonstrate that hydrophobic carriers function as diluents of PVC fiber, facilitating dye diffusion by increasing segmental mobility of the fiber. The dyed PVC filaments with disperse dyes showed reasonable levels of build‐up and color fastness properties in the carrier‐assisted dyeing. © 2003 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Appl Polym Sci 90: 3896–3904, 2003     

Reactive dye dyeability of cellulose fibers with cellulase treatment

Reactive dye dyeing was performed on cellulose fibers in combination with cellulase treatment. First, polynosic and cupra fibers were selected to discuss the saturation dye uptake of the previously cellulase-treated fibers. Cupra fiber exhibited a similar saturation dyeuptake dependence on weight loss, irrespective of dye species and the substantivity of the dyes. In the polynosic fiber, the saturation dye-uptake dependence on weight loss exhibited a minimum using a lower substantive dye and a maximum using a higher substantive dye. Comparative discussions of the saturation dye uptake based on X-ray and infrared measurements led to the assumption that a region dyeable with the higher substantive dye is created by the cellulase treatment of the polynosic fiber. This region is assumed to have some degree of order as shown by infrared spectroscopy. Next, cotton fiber, which is important from a practical viewpoint, is dyed and then hydrolyzed. It was found that the hydrolysis of cotton fiber dyed with a reactive monofunctional dye was retarded almost in the same manner as that dyed with Congo Red. The hydrolysis of cotton fiber dyed with dyes of higher substantivity and more bifunctional property was probably retarded to a greater extent compared to dyes of lower substantivity and less bifunctional property. © 1996 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.     

The effect of dyes and dyeing on the mechanical properties of polymeric materials

The effect of reactive and disperse dyes and dyeing on the mechanical properties of cotton and polyester fibers, respectively, has been studied. It is observed that reactive dye (Procion Brilliant Red MX-2B) and disperse dye (Dispersol Red B-2B) caused a decrease in the tensile strength of the fiber which was often accompained by a decrease in the extensibility and general improvement in the tensile stiffness of the fibers. A linear relationship exists between percent disperse dye on the fiber and the square root of time of dyeing for poly(ethylene terephthalate) fibers in the initial region of dye uptake.     

Diffusion properties of reactive dyes into net modified cotton cellulose with triazine derivative

Cotton fabric is chemically modified with a 1,3,5‐triazine derivative containing multireactive and multicationic groups. The diffusion properties of the reactive dyes into net modified cotton cellulose are investigated. When the dyeing temperature is raised, the dye uptake increases gradually and approaches equilibrium after dyeing for 60 min. The diffusion coefficients at different temperatures and the activation energy of the dye are discussed. Compared with unmodified cellulose, the diffusion kinetics of the dye in the net modified cotton cellulose show significant changes. The activation energies of dyes in net modified cotton fibers are much lower than those of dyes in unmodified cotton. The dyeing behavior of the modified cotton is analyzed and compared with the unmodified cotton. © 2006 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Appl Polym Sci 103: 2166–2171, 2007