This paper reports the spinning and drawing behavior of Ultra-high Molecular Weight polyethylene Terephthalate) (UHMW-PET) fibers. The as-spun fibers were produced by dry-jet wet spinning of a 15%-17% solution in 50:5...This paper reports the spinning and drawing behavior of Ultra-high Molecular Weight polyethylene Terephthalate) (UHMW-PET) fibers. The as-spun fibers were produced by dry-jet wet spinning of a 15%-17% solution in 50:50(v:v) trifluroroacetic acid and dichloromethane. Both molecular weight and polymer solution concentration have marked effect on the drawability of the as-spun-fibers. The maximum extension drawing ratio (EDRmax) of as-spun fiber increases with increasing molecular weight, whereas optimal concentration to achieve the EDRmax of as-spun fibers decreases with increasing molecular weight. Drawing speed and temperature during the first step have remarkable effect on the drawability of these fiber during the second step. Relatively lower drawing temperature and drawing speed (19 ℃ , 60 mm/min) during the first drawing step was beneficial to mechanical properties of ultimate fibers. At the range of 210 ℃ to 230 ℃, the draw ratio (DR) during the second step increases with increasing temperature.展开更多
The molecular weight of ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene(UHMWPE)fbers is severely decreased compared with raw materials due to high temperature and strong shearing in the dissolving process.In this study,we re...The molecular weight of ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene(UHMWPE)fbers is severely decreased compared with raw materials due to high temperature and strong shearing in the dissolving process.In this study,we reported a novel method to assist the dissolving of UHMWPE in parafn oil without severe degradation in order to improve the tensile strength of resultant fbers.UHMWPE fbers with relatively high molecular weight and more excellent disentanglement efect were prepared by gel-spinning with UHMWPE suspension treated with supercritical carbon dioxide(SC-CO_(2)).The dynamic thermomechanical,mechanical and crystalline properties of UHMWPE extracted fbers and drawn fbers were researched comprehensively.UHMWPE extracted fbers obtained after SC-CO_(2) treatment display a higher molecular weight.More importantly,it is clear that the disentanglement of UHMWPE gel fbers gained by processing SC-CO_(2) has been signifcantly promoted compared with that without SC-CO_(2) treatment from dynamic thermomechanical and rheological results,which could also be demonstrated from the cross-sectional morphology of UHMWPE extracted fbers.Furthermore,the tensile strength of UHMWPE fbers prepared through SC-CO_(2) treating is able to attain 30.11 cN/dtex,increased by 10.3%in comparison to UHMWPE fbers gained without assistance of SC-CO_(2).Beyond that,the thermal behavior and crystallization performance of UHMWPE extracted fbers and drawn fbers acquired by way of SC-CO_(2) treatment have also been enhanced.展开更多
文摘This paper reports the spinning and drawing behavior of Ultra-high Molecular Weight polyethylene Terephthalate) (UHMW-PET) fibers. The as-spun fibers were produced by dry-jet wet spinning of a 15%-17% solution in 50:50(v:v) trifluroroacetic acid and dichloromethane. Both molecular weight and polymer solution concentration have marked effect on the drawability of the as-spun-fibers. The maximum extension drawing ratio (EDRmax) of as-spun fiber increases with increasing molecular weight, whereas optimal concentration to achieve the EDRmax of as-spun fibers decreases with increasing molecular weight. Drawing speed and temperature during the first step have remarkable effect on the drawability of these fiber during the second step. Relatively lower drawing temperature and drawing speed (19 ℃ , 60 mm/min) during the first drawing step was beneficial to mechanical properties of ultimate fibers. At the range of 210 ℃ to 230 ℃, the draw ratio (DR) during the second step increases with increasing temperature.
基金This research is supported by Shanghai International S&T Cooperation Fund(No.16160731302).
文摘The molecular weight of ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene(UHMWPE)fbers is severely decreased compared with raw materials due to high temperature and strong shearing in the dissolving process.In this study,we reported a novel method to assist the dissolving of UHMWPE in parafn oil without severe degradation in order to improve the tensile strength of resultant fbers.UHMWPE fbers with relatively high molecular weight and more excellent disentanglement efect were prepared by gel-spinning with UHMWPE suspension treated with supercritical carbon dioxide(SC-CO_(2)).The dynamic thermomechanical,mechanical and crystalline properties of UHMWPE extracted fbers and drawn fbers were researched comprehensively.UHMWPE extracted fbers obtained after SC-CO_(2) treatment display a higher molecular weight.More importantly,it is clear that the disentanglement of UHMWPE gel fbers gained by processing SC-CO_(2) has been signifcantly promoted compared with that without SC-CO_(2) treatment from dynamic thermomechanical and rheological results,which could also be demonstrated from the cross-sectional morphology of UHMWPE extracted fbers.Furthermore,the tensile strength of UHMWPE fbers prepared through SC-CO_(2) treating is able to attain 30.11 cN/dtex,increased by 10.3%in comparison to UHMWPE fbers gained without assistance of SC-CO_(2).Beyond that,the thermal behavior and crystallization performance of UHMWPE extracted fbers and drawn fbers acquired by way of SC-CO_(2) treatment have also been enhanced.
