绒线漂染综合控制系统研究应用

介绍了一种集中管理,分散控制的计算机温度自动控制系统,该系统控制精度高,控制方法先进,测量手段简单实用,抗下扰能力强,性能价格比好。在天水宏大绒线厂的试运行中取得了良好的绒线染色效果,并取得了显著的经济效益。     

The interaction between skill, postures, forces and back pain in wool handling

Wool handling is an important rural occupation where workers process 200 or more fleeces daily, separating them into various quality components. Loads and postures they experience carry substantial risk of low back pain (LBP). Although a formal skill training structure exists, interaction with loads and LBP is unknown. We examined whether skill and LBP influenced trunk postures and loads of 60 wool handlers representing 3 skill levels. LBP prevalence ranged from 20% for junior (lowest skill) to 45% for open class (highest skill) wool handlers. Open class wool handlers demonstrated increased lateral bend and more axially twisted postures, generating greater medio-lateral shear forces and lateral bend and axial twist moments. LBP was associated with open class wool handlers spending more time in severe axially twisted postures. These findings suggest that skill-based training needs to be reviewed to reduce the quantity of axially twisted posture which may help reduce the prevalence of LBP in this workforce.     

DRYING KINETICS DERIVED FROM DIFFUSION EQUATION WITH FLUX-TYPE BOUNDARY CONDITIONS

A novel approach to drying of both hygroscopic and non-hygroscopic capillary - porous materials is presented. The equations for drying kinetics are obtained, based on the analytical solution of the differential equation of diffusion with a boundary condition in the form of the flux. Theoretical drying curves generated form the model solution compare well with experimental literature data for drying of materials with different sorption properties exemplified by wool bobbins, brick slabs and corn kernels.     

Effect of reinforcing wool fibres on fracture and energy absorption properties of an earthen material

The study investigated the improvements in strength and crack resistance induced by the introduction of wool fibres in an earthen material. Earthen samples reinforced by wool fibres of various fibre lengths at different fibre weight fractions were tested under flexural loading to examine the structural response of the material in terms of first-crack resistance, post-cracking residual strength and energy absorption capability. It was found that the fibrous reinforcement greatly improved the residual strength, the ductility and the energy absorption of the reinforced material as compared to the unreinforced soil. The results of the study also showed that fibre length had a notable influence on the post-fracture response of the material at large deformation regimes.     

Treatment of strongflow wool scouring effluent by biological emulsion destabilisation

The stable oil-in-water emulsion contained in wool scouring effluent was destabilised by aerobic biological treatment as the basis of a potential new effluent treatment process. The de-emulsified wool wax, which is recalcitrant to biodegradation, can then be readily removed by centrifugation. In 12-day batch experiments, 97% of wool wax and 87% of COD were removed after gentle centrifuging at 200 x g, compared to only 6% and 8%, respectively, for sterile controls. Steady-state chemostat experiments under optimum conditions gave essentially complete removal of wool wax and 90% removal of COD at less than 40 h retention time, and demonstrated that the mechanism of pollutant removal was by bioflocculation rather than aerobic degradation. At 100 L pilot scale, 95% of wool wax and 82% of COD were consistently removed over a period of 116 days of continuous operation at 38 h retention time and 30 degrees C, producing a spadable sludge of 5.7 mL/g. Variable influent concentration or filamentous bacteria did not disrupt this process and foaming was readily controlled using a mechanical foam breaker. After a shutdown period of 15 days the process could be restarted easily, achieving normal performance within one retention time. The successful operation of the pilot reactor suggests this process could be developed to full scale and incorporated into an overall treatment package.     

Mechanical behaviour of jute cloth/wool felts hybrid laminates

This experimental work is aimed at the characterization of new fibre reinforced composites based on epoxy resin with both protein (wool) and lignocellulosic (jute) natural fibres. Wool-based and hybrid (wool/jute) composites with two different stacking sequences (intercalated and sandwich) were developed. Their microstructure has been investigated through optical and scanning electron microscopy, whereas their quasi-static mechanical behaviour has been evaluated in tension and bending. In addition, the impact behaviour under low-velocity impact at three different impact energies, namely 6 J, 8 J and 9 J has been addressed. The tensile and flexural tests have been monitored using acoustic emission (AE) in order to elicit further information about failure mechanisms. AE monitoring showed that development of damage was due to nucleation of matrix microcracks and subsequent debonding and pull-out phenomena in wool fibre composites and that only in hybrid composites a sufficient stress transfer across the jute fibre/matrix interface was achieved. The results confirmed the positive role of hybridization with jute fibres in enhancing both the tensile and flexural behaviour of wool-based composites, though highlighting the need for an improved adhesion between wool fibres and epoxy matrix.     

Enzymatic treatment of wool fabrics - opportunity of the improvement on some physical and chemical properties of the fabrics

The enzymatic treatment of textiles significantly improves some of their physicochemical properties as well as increases their aesthetic values and comfort of use. Enzymes are used in order to develop environmentally friendly processes by reducing the concentration of chemical agents, water and energy consumption. In the present study, an attempt was made to treat the wool fabric with different concentrations (1, 3, and 5 g/L) of protease enzyme and observed the effects on physical and chemical properties including softness, absorbency, pilling resistance, weight loss, tensile strength loss, water retention, felting shrinkage, alkali solubility and urea-bisulphite solubility of wool fabric. The results of pretreated and enzyme-treated samples are compared to those obtained for untreated wool fabric. Enzyme-treated wool fabrics showed improvement in softness, absorbency, pilling resistance and felting shrinkage and a slight increase in weight loss, tensile strength loss, alkali solubility and urea-bisulphite solubility, and decrease in water retention of the fabric.     

床层不均匀对散羊毛干燥过程的影响

以均匀床层模型为基础,用数值方法分析了羊毛床层不均匀性对抽气转鼓干燥机性能的影响。重排后的床层厚度沿转鼓宽度的分布以下列幂函授描述:y=bexp(-k/w)其中,参数k定义为厚度不均均因子;b为极限厚度。计算结果表明,羊毛在转鼓上的不均匀分布导致干燥产物平均湿含量增大,湿含量不均匀性增大从而产品中干燥不足和过干燥羊毛的百分率增大,同时干燥机生产能力降低。因此,对工业实践来说十分重要的问题是:干燥机进料装置的设计和操作应使进料羊毛尽可能均匀地分布在转鼓上。     

匹染毛锦混纺女式呢的设计与开发

笔者结合多年的毛纺生产实践，根据市场粗纺呢的流行趋势，探讨了匹染毛锦混纺女式呢的开发与设计过程。     

丝素蛋白腈纶结构性能及其混纺针织纱的开发

通过对丝素蛋白接枝腈 性能及原理的讨论，提出了素蛋白腈纶纤维与天然纤维混纺针织纱及最终产品开发中的技术要点，为丝素蛋白接接腈纶的产品提供了途径。