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The preparation of bamboo fiber

The preparation of bamboo fiber

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The preparation of bamboo fiber

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  • Author:wuhao
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  • Time of issue:2021-08-19 11:11
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The preparation of bamboo fiber

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Chemical bamboo fiber includes bamboo pulp fiber and bamboo charcoal fiber

Bamboo pulp fiber: Bamboo pulp fiber is a kind of bamboo slices made into pulp, and then the pulp is made into pulp pulp by wet spinning to make fiber, its production process is basically similar to viscose. However, the natural properties of bamboo were destroyed during the processing, and the functions of deodorization, antibacterial and ultraviolet protection of bamboo fiber were obviously decreased

Bamboo charcoal fiber: is the selection of nanometer bamboo charcoal micro powder, after a special process to add viscose spinning liquid, and then similar to the conventional spinning process of textile fiber products.

Bamboo charcoal fiber manufacturing process: Bamboo bamboo char (the age of 5 years of alpine bamboo charing heating to 450 ~ 550 ℃, and then high temperature carbonization, namely in the low-temperature carbonization engineering, after again the carbon heating to 800 ~ 900 ℃, continuous processing) and bamboo charcoal activeness (will go through the above two kinds of bamboo charcoal to spray treatment after heat treatment, sharp cooling bamboo charcoal fire, At this time, due to the physical and chemical action of water, the bamboo charcoal produced complex porous structure, the surface area increased several times, greatly improving the absorption capacity. After the activated treatment of bamboo charcoal, its tissue density increased, become very hard. Carbon rate can reach more than 85%) and the shattering of the bamboo charcoal (the activeness of bamboo charcoal to crush, made of bamboo charcoal powder in the nanoscale) - > evenly dispersed (such as bamboo charcoal powder mixed with polyester and viscose and stir in the virgin pulp, which was dispersed evenly in the protoplasmic) - > spinning (drawn from virgin pulp, through spinning equipment, filament containing bamboo charcoal powder, Can also be cut into cotton or wool type staple fiber, long fiber, etc., so as to make bamboo charcoal fiber)

Extraction process

(1) Roll along the growth direction of bamboo with a roller;

(2) The crushed bamboo obtained from the first process is fibrosed by a hammer-mill type grinder with a special mechanism;

(3) Separate the thin skin of bamboo mixed in the fiber from the second process.

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bamboo lyocell

Bamboo sheets have been increasing in popularity in recent years—and for good reason. They are sustainable, softer than cotton and linen, naturally hypoallergenic, and moisture absorbing. They also keep you cool in summer and warm in winter. Need we say more?  With more and more bamboo sheets with ‘green’ or ‘eco-friendly’ claims and labels it can be overwhelming to know what to look out for when buying bamboo sheets for the first time. We created this simple guide to help you decode the labels and choose the best bamboo sheets for you. Spoiler: not all bamboo sheets are created equally. Read on if you’d like to learn more about the different bamboo fabrics on the market. Material Firstly, it’s important to understand the source of where these different fabrics originate.  According to The Council of Fashion Designers of America, Inc. (CFDA), bamboo is a natural fiber that can be processed mechanically into a natural bast fiber or chemically into a regenerated manufactured fiber. Let’s break down the difference: Regenerated cellulose fibers are created by taking natural raw cellulose (plant fiber)—like bamboo or eucalyptus—and then converting it through a chemical process to turn it into fabric. Regenerated cellulose fibers are neither truly synthetic fibers (in the sense of synthetics coming from petroleum) nor natural fibers (in the sense of processing fibers that are produced directly from plants or animals, such as wool).  Bast bamboo fibers are processed mechanically using the same processes used to produce linen from hemp or flax, with similar sustainability benefits and considerations.   There are four varieties or generations of bamboo fabric on the market today: 100% bamboo viscose (also known as bamboo rayon), 100% bamboo modal, 100% bamboo lyocell and raw bamboo linen fiber. What makes these fabrics different from each other is the process involved in production. With vastly different environmental impacts and chemicals used, it’s important to pay attention to which type of fabric you are purchasing. Follow along as we discuss the generations of bamboo in the order they were developed 1. 100% Bamboo Viscose: The majority of bamboo sheets on the market are made of bamboo viscose, also known as bamboo rayon. Viscose and rayon are essentially synonymous terms; ‘rayon’ is most widely used in North America, while ‘viscose’ is the preferred term in Europe. For this reason, many bedding manufacturers use both terms interchangeably.  Bedding products made from bamboo rayon are naturally hypoallergenic and thermoregulating, soft, moisture-wicking, and resist odor and bacteria. Bamboo rayon is very absorbent and takes dye very easily, allowing for a variety of color options. Sounds great, but there’s a dirty side to the bamboo rayon/viscose production process. Bamboo rayon requires  chemically-intensive processes that have harmful impacts on the environment, workers, and local communities. Fabricated in countries where environmental regulations are loose or non-existent, a common solvent used in the production is carbon disulfide. This toxic chemical has been linked to widespread severe and often lethal illness among factory workers, and can cause reproductive harm and damage to the nervous system. Moreover, the recovery of this solvent in most viscose factories is around 50%, which means that the other half goes into the environment–contaminating waterways and endangering aquatic life. With all the negative impacts, it’s no wonder that carbon-disulfide-based viscose manufacturing is no longer permitted in the U.S. Out of all the bamboo fabrics, bamboo viscose/rayon is generally considered the most toxic and polluting. If you decide to go for bamboo rayon sheets, look for manufacturers with strict effluent treatment protocols and bamboo rayon treated without chlorine-containing bleach and zinc sulphate. 2. 100% Bamboo Modal: Bamboo modal is made with the same chemical process as viscose; however, modal fabrics are put through an extra process to stretch them. This makes modal lighter and finer than viscose and increases the strength of the fibers. Modal is ideal for athletic clothing or uses where the fabric is going to be treated a little more harshly. You can also tumble dry modal, which is something you should avoid with viscose/rayon. Modal’s distinguishing characteristics are its high-wet strength and extra softness. It is sometimes referred to “as soft as a feather” and “the softest fiber in the world.” That said, the modal fabric is usually a little too thin and airy to make for good bedding products. 3. 100% Bamboo Lyocell (CleanBamboo™):  In the lyocell process, raw bamboo pulp is dissolved using a non-toxic solvent, producing non-hazardous effluent. The fiber is created using a closed-loop system that recycles 98% of the water. The result is a first-of-it’s-kind bamboo lyocell fabric that is stronger and softer than bamboo rayon, free from harmful chemicals and requires less energy
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Let's get Tess straight for once

Time of issue: : 2021-12--03
Let's get Tess straight for once Tencel feels cool, smooth and cool, which will give us an excellent experience whether it is used to make clothes or bedding. Many people think tencel is a kind of silk; There are many people who put all the wood fiber They're all called Tensi. In view of many people on tencel concept is relatively vague, just have time, unified talk about tencel. Tencel, Lessel, Modal and adhesive are the four concepts that are most easily confused. I. Conceptual understanding Tencel is Lenzin, Austria G is a registered trademark of LANjing Corporation. The Chinese translation of this product is Tiansi. This translation is just a name, and it has nothing to do with silk in our Chinese sense. Tencel is Lyser One of the most famous brands in The world, which means That Tesel is Lysel, and Lysel is not necessarily Tesel. Lyocell (Lyocell) is a new type of renewable fiber name, is the international general category name. Lessel is a big category, in the same category as cotton, silk, etc. Modal --Modal is a patented product of Lenzing and is also a kind of recycled fiber. The fiber is environmentally friendly and has high wet strength. Adhesive cloth is a general term for domestic recycled fiber. It's called the viscose. The material used is called Rayon. Adhesive cloth in China is also called artificial cotton, silk cotton. The production process uses a large number of chemical additives, belonging to the most original recycled fiber, or the first generation of recycled fiber.    
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