Abstract:
1,152,682. Finishing and guiding yarns. DEERING MILLIKEN RESEARCH CORP. 28 Dec., 1965 [28 Dec., 1964], No. 17476/68. Divided out of 1,152,681. Headings DID and D1F. In apparatus for simulating false-twisting, heating and finally separating two thermoplastic yarns initially supplied in adjacent side-by-side relationship e.g. as described in the parent Specification, the angle of separation of the yarn is a function of, and varies inversely as, the length of the yarn path between the false-twisting and separating means: the provision of yarn guide pulleys on an adjustably movable arm or of an adjustable guide bar Figs. 13 and 14 (not shown) therefore enables a selective determination of such angle.
Abstract:
A yarn including a plurality of twists formed by twisting single fiber strand or multiple fiber strands; and fiber grooves, which are spaces formed between the twists, to provide three-dimensional growth spaces and migration paths for cells. Accordingly, a cell proliferation rate and cell viability may be enhanced by creating microenvironments suitable for migration, proliferation and differentiation of cultured cells. In addition, cell clusters having more uniform shapes may be easily implemented by forming the proliferation spaces and migration paths for the cultured cells as similar as possible to each other in each scaffold. Further, the cells cultured thereby can be cultured in a suitable shape and structure to be applied to an in vitro experimental model or transplanted into the body of an animal, and can be widely applied in various products used in a cell culture or tissue engineering field.
Abstract:
A yarn making method includes a raw-material yarn; first rollers pulling the raw-material yarn; an entangling point generator subjecting the yarn to jet-forming of entangling points; a cleansing chamber cleansing the yarn that has generated the entangling points; a material chamber provided with a graphene-containing attachment material to be attached to the yarn that has generated the entangling points and has been cleansed; second rollers pulling the yarn that has past the entangling point generator, the cleansing chamber, and the material chamber; a heating chamber having the attachment material secured to the yarn by means of heat-setting; third rollers controlling a heating time of the yarn in the heating chamber; and fourth rollers winding and shaping the processing-completed yarn so as to have the graphene-containing attachment material long preserved in clothing.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a method for manufacturing a composite yarn of paper, e.g., traditional Korean paper, and a composite yarn manufactured thereby, a method for manufacturing a fabric using the same and an automotive interior material manufactured thereby. More particularly, the present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a composite yarn of traditional Korean paper by using a traditional Korean paper yarn and a synthetic yarn, in which the composite yarn can be used in weaving and knitting, and a method for manufacturing a fabric as an automotive interior material using the same. Accordingly, the present invention provides a method for manufacturing a composite yarn of paper, comprising twisting a tape-type paper yarn, and covering the twisted paper yarn as a ground yarn at least two strands of synthetic yarn as an effect yarn to manufacture a composite yarn of paper of 160˜700 denier.
Abstract:
This invention relates to a process for producing a curl shrunk silk yarn. One of the features of the invention is to absorb collagen derived protein into raw silk material after sericin is removed therefrom. Thereafter, silk fibers are twisted in a S- or Z-direction and then saturated with moisture. Another feature of the invention is to maintain the moisture saturated silk fibers at prescribed temperature and under prescribed pressure for a given time. Thereafter, the fibers are untwisted in the reverse direction and given a curl shrinkage characteristic under the circumstance of saturated vapor.
Abstract:
A method for manufacturing crimped yarns comprising cellulosic fibers, which comprises imparting distortion for a crimping treatment to a yarn comprising cellulosic fibers, subjecting the yarn to a caustic alkali treatment and a resin finishing treatment for imparting wet crease resistance. The crimped cellulosic yarns obtained thereby, and knitted or woven fabrics made of these crimped yarns.
Abstract:
A process for producing a voluminous, balanced and elastic ply yarn from a mixture of non-keratinous natural fibres and discontinuous man-made fibres or only discontinuous man-made fibres. The process comprises: A. TWISTING AT LEAST TWO SINGLE THERMOSET THREADS HAVING A TWIST FACTOR Alpha 1 OF 95-110 INTO PLY YARN HAVING AN INITIAL TWIST FACTOR Alpha 2 OF 110-125; B. THERMOSETTING SAID INITIAL TWIST OF SAID TWISTED YARN; C. OVERTWISTING THE PLY YARN IN THE DIRECTION OPPOSED TO SAID INITIAL TWIST WITH A TWIST FACTOR Alpha 3 OF 275-290 WHILE HEAT TREATING IT IN SAID OVERTWISTED STATE; D. RETURNING THE PLY YARN TO SAID INITIAL TWIST, AND E. SIZING THE PLY YARN IN A RELAXED STATE BEFORE WINDING THE PLY YARN ONTO A SUPPORT.
Abstract:
A method to produce highly stretchable twisted cotton yarn, wherein a single yarn is plied in two or more folds, and twisted in the direction of the single yarn twist, then the resulting plied yarn is treated in a bath with an alkaline solution, neutralized by acid, and water-washed, whereupon the yarn is impregnated with thermosetting resins, squeezed, dried, heat cured, and then straightened out and untwisted, thereby giving it a twist in the direction opposite to that of the plied yarn, thereby to produce a highly stretchable twisted cotton yarn.
Abstract:
Sponge-textured thread is made from natural silk thread by subjecting the silk thread to conventional degumming operations, then to known operations of the conventional method of obtaining a sponge-textured thread; i.e., twisting, fixing by thermal or steam treatment and untwisting, and then placing the silk thread in a humid medium, which is preferably hot. If the humid treatment is effected after weaving or knitting, these must be very loose. After the degumming step the silk thread can be coupled to another thread of silk or other fiber.