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JPS6353281B2
JPS6353281B2 JP57134644A JP13464482A JPS6353281B2 JP S6353281 B2 JPS6353281 B2 JP S6353281B2 JP 57134644 A JP57134644 A JP 57134644A JP 13464482 A JP13464482 A JP 13464482A JP S6353281 B2 JPS6353281 B2 JP S6353281B2
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Tadashi Konishi
Takatoshi Kuratsuji
Tsutomu Kiryama
Kazumi Ookawa
Katsuo Kunugi
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【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明は電界紡糸装置に関する。その目的とす
るところは電界によつて紡出糸条の分子配向に影
響を与え、配向の制御された繊維を得るための紡
糸装置を提供するにある。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to an electrospinning apparatus. The purpose of this invention is to provide a spinning device for influencing the molecular orientation of a spun yarn using an electric field to obtain fibers with controlled orientation.

従来より人造繊維を製造するには、まず紡糸工
程で分子配向のあまり進行していない未延伸糸を
得、次いでこの未延伸糸を延伸、熱処理して配
向、結晶化させる方法が一般的にとられている。
近年になつて3000〜4000m/分という比較的高速
の紡糸速度で紡糸を行ない、分子をある程度配向
させた部分配向糸(POY)を得た後、わずかな
延伸と仮撚とを同時に行なう方法(POY−DTY
加工法)が行なわれ始めている。更に最近に至つ
ては、高配向糸を延伸することなく一段で得よう
とする超高速紡糸が研究されている。しかし、こ
の方法にあつては、分子の全体としての配向はか
なりの水準まで到達するが、非晶部の分子の乱れ
は、従来の未延伸糸を延伸して得られた繊維より
も大きくなることがわかつてきた。
Conventionally, the conventional method for manufacturing man-made fibers is to first obtain undrawn yarn with little molecular orientation in the spinning process, and then draw and heat treat the undrawn yarn to orient and crystallize it. It is being
In recent years, a method has been developed in which spinning is performed at a relatively high spinning speed of 3000 to 4000 m/min to obtain partially oriented yarn (POY) in which the molecules are oriented to some extent, and then a slight stretching and false twisting are performed simultaneously ( POY−DTY
processing methods) are beginning to be used. More recently, research has been carried out on ultra-high speed spinning to obtain highly oriented yarns in one step without drawing. However, in this method, although the overall orientation of the molecules reaches a considerable level, the disorder of the molecules in the amorphous portion is greater than in the fiber obtained by drawing conventional undrawn yarn. I have come to understand this.

他方、従来の紡糸法によつて得られた繊維を高
い張力をかけながら急速に加熱と冷却をくり返
す、いわゆるゾーン延伸法や、その後に高い張力
をかけながら熱処理するゾーン熱処理を行い、ポ
リマーののび切り鎖結晶組織からなる高弾性率、
高強力繊維を得ようとする考え方がある(例えば
繊維学会誌、第38巻、第6号、第257頁(1982))。
On the other hand, the so-called zone drawing method, in which fibers obtained by conventional spinning methods are rapidly heated and cooled while applying high tension, and the zone heat treatment, in which the fibers are subsequently heat-treated while applying high tension, are used to develop polymers. High elastic modulus consisting of extended chain crystal structure,
There is an idea to obtain high-strength fibers (for example, Journal of the Japan Institute of Fiber Science, Vol. 38, No. 6, p. 257 (1982)).

しかしこの方法においては、溶融ポリマー流を
冷却して繊維に変え、再び加熱したり冷却したり
する点において省エネルギー的製糸法とは言えな
いばかりか、かかるゾーン延伸、ゾーン熱処理法
で得られる繊維の物性は、最初の紡糸段階での原
糸の配向状態に左右されるという限界がある。
However, in this method, the molten polymer flow is cooled and turned into fibers, and not only is it not an energy-saving method in that it is heated and cooled again, but also the fibers obtained by such zone drawing and zone heat treatment methods are The physical properties are limited in that they depend on the orientation state of the raw fibers at the initial spinning stage.

このように紡出糸条の分子配向を制御するとい
うことは極めて重要な技術となつてきている。一
方、紡糸口金を一つの電極とし、口金下方に対極
を設け、その間に高電圧をかけて紡糸する研究も
なされている(例えばジヤーナルオブポリマーサ
イエンス、ポリマーフイジツクスエデイシヨン
(J.Polym.Sci.Polym.Phys.Ed.第19巻、第909頁
(1981))。この方法は、紡糸時に紡出中の糸条に
電界をかけるものであるが、紡糸口金とその対極
との間に電圧をかけているので、紡糸パツク本体
との絶縁のために複雑な構造をとらなくてはなら
ず、工業的な実施には不適当であるばかりか、紡
糸直後の極めて分子運動の激しい状態で電界が作
用せしめられるため、一旦分子が配向しても、再
び乱れた状態にもどつてしまい、紡出糸条の分子
配向を制御するのが困難である。
Controlling the molecular orientation of spun yarn in this way has become an extremely important technology. On the other hand, research has also been conducted in which the spinneret is used as one electrode, a counter electrode is provided below the spinneret, and a high voltage is applied between them for spinning (e.g., Journal of Polymer Science, Polymer Physics Edition). (Polym.Phys.Ed. Vol. 19, p. 909 (1981)). This method applies an electric field to the yarn being spun during spinning, but a voltage is applied between the spinneret and its opposite pole. Because of this, a complicated structure must be adopted to insulate the spinning pack from the main body, which is not only unsuitable for industrial implementation, but also because the electric field is Because of this, even if the molecules are once oriented, they return to a disordered state, making it difficult to control the molecular orientation of the spun yarn.

本発明者らは、紡出糸条に電界を作用させて分
子配向を制御する装置について、検討を重ねた結
果、電界発生装置を紡糸口金から分離して設ける
ことにより、装置が簡素化され、しかも分子配向
の制御も容易となることを見出し、本発明に到達
した。
The present inventors have repeatedly studied a device that controls molecular orientation by applying an electric field to the spun yarn, and found that the device can be simplified by providing the electric field generator separately from the spinneret. Moreover, the present invention was achieved by discovering that the molecular orientation can be easily controlled.

即ち、本発明は、紡糸口金から、巻取装置まで
の間に、紡出糸条に対してほぼ平行方向の電気力
線を生ぜしめ、かつ紡糸口金とは分離された直流
電界発生装置を設けたことを特徴とする電界紡糸
装置である。
That is, the present invention provides a direct current electric field generating device that generates electric lines of force in a direction substantially parallel to the spun yarn between the spinneret and the winding device and is separated from the spinneret. This is an electrospinning device characterized by:

以下、本発明を図面により説明する。 Hereinafter, the present invention will be explained with reference to the drawings.

第1図は、溶融紡糸の際に用いる本発明装置の
一例を示すものであり、1は紡糸口金、は直流
電界発生装置、3,3′は引取ゴデツトローラ、
4は巻取装置である。紡糸口金から溶融吐出され
た糸条Yは、引取ゴデツトローラ3,3′により、
一定の紡糸速度で引取られ、巻取装置4に巻取ら
れる。紡出糸条Yに対しては、紡糸口金1の直下
に設けた直流電界発生装置により、ほぼ平行の
電気力線を生ぜしめる。直流電界発生装置は、
一対の電極5,5′、該電極を支持する絶縁体6、
からなり、電極5,5′と絶縁体6によつて形成
される室7には、コロナ放電を防止するためのガ
スが封入されている。コロナ放電防止用ガスとし
ては、六弗化イオウ、窒素等が用いられるが、低
電圧の場合は空気でもさしつかえない。8はコロ
ナ放電防止用ガスの導入口、9は直流電源であ
る。電極5,5′は通常、中心部に糸条通路10,
10′を設けた円板状のものが用いられ、その材
質は銅、アルミニウム、真鍮、ステンレス等が好
ましく、特に不純物の含有量が少ないものがよ
い。電極5,5′の形状は、高電圧をかけるので
部分的な電界集中が起らぬ様、できるだけ平板状
のものが好ましいが、場合によつてドーナツ状で
も中空円筒状、中空円錐台状のものでもよい。糸
条通路10,10′は、紡出糸条Yにかかる電界
の強さをできるだけ大きくするために、紡出糸条
Yが接触しない範囲で、できるだけ小さくするの
が望ましい。
FIG. 1 shows an example of the apparatus of the present invention used during melt spinning, in which 1 is a spinneret, 2 is a DC electric field generator, 3 and 3' are take-up godet rollers,
4 is a winding device. The yarn Y melted and discharged from the spinneret is transported by take-up godet rollers 3 and 3'.
The yarn is taken up at a constant spinning speed and wound up by a winding device 4. With respect to the spun yarn Y, substantially parallel electric lines of force are generated by a DC electric field generating device 2 provided directly below the spinneret 1. The DC electric field generator 2 is
A pair of electrodes 5, 5', an insulator 6 that supports the electrodes,
A chamber 7 formed by the electrodes 5, 5' and the insulator 6 is filled with gas to prevent corona discharge. As the corona discharge prevention gas, sulfur hexafluoride, nitrogen, etc. are used, but in the case of low voltage, air may also be used. 8 is an inlet for a gas for preventing corona discharge, and 9 is a DC power source. The electrodes 5, 5' usually have a thread passage 10,
A disc-shaped material having a diameter of 10' is used, and its material is preferably copper, aluminum, brass, stainless steel, etc., and in particular, one with a low content of impurities is preferred. The shape of the electrodes 5 and 5' is preferably flat as much as possible to prevent local electric field concentration since high voltage is applied, but depending on the case, it may be shaped like a donut, a hollow cylinder, or a hollow truncated cone. It can be anything. In order to maximize the strength of the electric field applied to the spun yarn Y, the yarn paths 10 and 10' are desirably made as small as possible within a range where the spun yarn Y does not come into contact with them.

直流電界発生装置は、紡糸口金1とは分離し
て設けることが必要である。紡糸口金を一方の電
極とし、その対極との間に電圧をかけるようにし
たのでは紡糸口金を絶縁するのに極めて複雑な構
造をとる必要が生じ、工業的実施には、適当でな
い。また、このような装置では紡出直後の極めて
分子運動の激しい状態で電界が作用せしめられる
ため一旦、分子が配向しても、再び乱れた状態に
もどつてしまい、紡出糸条の配向を制御するのが
困難となる。直流電界発生装置を設ける位置
は、紡出糸条Yの固化が完了するまでの間、即
ち、紡出糸条の結晶化速度が十分に遅くて、かつ
高温状態で細化現象が進行している領域が最も好
ましいが、特にこの位置に限定されるものではな
く、紡糸口金1と巻取装置4の間であれば任意の
位置に設けることができる。但し、完全に冷却固
化した状態で電界をかけても、分子配向を制御す
ることは困難なので、なるべく、紡出糸条Yの温
度が高くて分子が動き易い状態にある間に電界を
かけるようにすることが肝要である。溶融紡糸の
場合は、紡糸口金1から60〜150cm離れたところ
までに直流電界発生装置を設けるのが好まし
い。尚、本発明でいう巻取装置は、ワインダーに
限られるものではなく、ケンス、ネツト等の捕集
装置をも含むものである。
The DC electric field generator 2 needs to be provided separately from the spinneret 1. If the spinneret is used as one electrode and a voltage is applied between it and the opposite electrode, it is necessary to use an extremely complicated structure to insulate the spinneret, which is not suitable for industrial implementation. In addition, in such a device, the electric field is applied immediately after spinning when the molecules are in a state of extremely strong motion, so even if the molecules are once oriented, they return to the disordered state, making it difficult to control the orientation of the spun yarn. It becomes difficult to do so. The position where the DC electric field generator 2 is installed is such that the thinning phenomenon progresses until the solidification of the spun yarn Y is completed, that is, when the crystallization rate of the spun yarn Y is sufficiently slow and the thinning phenomenon progresses at a high temperature. It is most preferable that the area is located between the spinneret 1 and the winding device 4, but it is not limited to this particular position, and can be provided at any position between the spinneret 1 and the winding device 4. However, even if an electric field is applied in a completely cooled and solidified state, it is difficult to control the molecular orientation, so it is best to apply an electric field while the temperature of the spun yarn Y is high and the molecules are easily mobile. It is important to do so. In the case of melt spinning, it is preferable to provide the DC electric field generator 2 at a distance of 60 to 150 cm from the spinneret 1. Note that the winding device in the present invention is not limited to a winder, but also includes collecting devices such as cans and nets.

本発明装置は、溶融紡糸のみならず、乾式紡糸
にも適用することができる。乾式紡糸、湿式紡糸
においても、直流電界発生装置の設置位置は、紡
出糸条の固化が完了するまでの間、即ち、紡出糸
条と共存する溶媒残存量が5%以上で、糸条細化
現象が進行している領域(紡糸口金から1〜2m
離れたところまで)が最も好ましいが、特にこの
位置に限定されるものでないことは、溶融紡糸の
場合と同様である。
The apparatus of the present invention can be applied not only to melt spinning but also to dry spinning. In both dry spinning and wet spinning, the installation position of the DC electric field generator must be set until the solidification of the spun yarn is completed, that is, when the remaining amount of solvent coexisting with the spun yarn is 5% or more. Area where the thinning phenomenon is progressing (1 to 2 m from the spinneret)
Although it is most preferable that the fibers are separated from each other, it is not particularly limited to this position, as in the case of melt spinning.

直流電界発生装置は、発生する電気力線の方向
が紡出糸条に対して、ほぼ平行となるように設け
られる。ここで、ほぼ平行とは、電気力線の方向
(電界のベクトル)と紡出糸条とのなす角度が45
度未満であることを意味し、特に30度以下である
ことが望ましい。また、電界をかける方向は、紡
出糸条の走行方向と同じ方向でもよく、逆の方向
でもよい。
The DC electric field generating device is installed so that the direction of the generated electric lines of force is substantially parallel to the spun yarn. Here, "almost parallel" means that the angle between the direction of the electric lines of force (vector of the electric field) and the spun yarn is 45
It means less than 30 degrees, especially preferably 30 degrees or less. Further, the direction in which the electric field is applied may be the same as the traveling direction of the spun yarn, or may be the opposite direction.

第2図に、本発明装置における直流電界発生装
置の種々の実施態様を示す。
FIG. 2 shows various embodiments of the DC electric field generator in the apparatus of the present invention.

まず、紡出糸条Yの走行方向と直流電界発生装
の一対の電極5,5′の間で発生する電界の
ベクトル方向(図中点線で示す)との相互関係は
第2図aの如く、直流電源9により紡出糸条Yの
走行方向と同一方向の電気力線を生ぜしめる場合
もあり、bの如く、直流電源9′により紡出糸条
Yの走行方向と反対方向の電気力線を生ぜしめる
場合もあり、また、cの如く、紡出糸条Yの走行
方向と電気力線の方向が45度未満の任意の角度θ
をなす如く傾いている場合もある。これらは、い
ずれも「紡出糸条に対して、ほぼ平行方向の電気
力線を生ぜしめ」るという範ちゆうに含まれるも
のである。これらの直流電界発生装置は、種々組
合せて使用することもでき、d,eは、a,b,
cを種々組合せた例を示すものである。
First, the correlation between the traveling direction of the spun yarn Y and the vector direction of the electric field (indicated by the dotted line in the figure) generated between the pair of electrodes 5 and 5' of the DC electric field generator 2 is shown in Figure 2a. As shown in b, the DC power source 9 may generate electric lines of force in the same direction as the traveling direction of the spun yarn Y, and as shown in b, the DC power source 9' may generate electric lines of force in the opposite direction to the traveling direction of the spun yarn Y. In some cases, lines of force may be generated, and as shown in c, any angle θ between the running direction of the spun yarn Y and the direction of the electric lines of force is less than 45 degrees.
In some cases, it is tilted so as to form a shape. All of these fall within the category of "generating lines of electric force in a direction substantially parallel to the spun yarn." These DC electric field generators can be used in various combinations, and d, e are a, b,
This shows examples of various combinations of c.

第3図は、電界の強さと時間との関係の例を示
す。直流電界発生装置の糸条通路における電界の
強さは、第3回aの如くいつも一定であつてもよ
く、bの如く、その電界の強さが時間と共に変化
してもよい。更に、その電界の変化の仕方がcの
如くステツプ状の値をとりながら変化してもよ
い。
FIG. 3 shows an example of the relationship between electric field strength and time. The strength of the electric field in the yarn path of the DC electric field generator may be always constant as shown in Part 3 a, or may vary over time as shown in part b. Furthermore, the way the electric field changes may take a step-like value as shown in c.

これら、電界における電気力線の方向(電界の
ベクトル方向)及び電界の強さは、紡出糸条の分
子配向をどのように制御したいかという目的に従
つて、任意に選択使用される。
The direction of the lines of electric force in the electric field (vector direction of the electric field) and the strength of the electric field are arbitrarily selected and used depending on the purpose of controlling the molecular orientation of the spun yarn.

以上はモノフイラメントの例について説明した
が、マルチフイラメントに於いても同様に適用で
きる。第4図はこの場合の概略断面図であり、1
2は紡糸口金、13,13′はゴデツトローラ、
14は巻取装置である。20は直流電界発生装置
であり紡糸口金12の直下に設けられている。直
流電界発生装置20は一対の板状の電極21,2
1′を有している。これら電極21,21′には紡
糸口金12の吐出孔にほぼ対応した透孔22,2
2′が穿孔されている。
Although the above example has been explained using a monofilament, the invention can be similarly applied to a multifilament. FIG. 4 is a schematic cross-sectional view in this case, and 1
2 is a spinneret, 13 and 13' are godet rollers,
14 is a winding device. Reference numeral 20 denotes a DC electric field generator, which is provided directly below the spinneret 12. The DC electric field generator 20 includes a pair of plate-shaped electrodes 21, 2.
1'. These electrodes 21, 21' have through holes 22, 2 that correspond approximately to the discharge holes of the spinneret 12.
2' is perforated.

透孔22,22′は吐出孔より大きく巻取時に
集束した際にフイラメント糸条Yが接触しない程
度にされている。電極21,21′は筒状の絶縁
体25に刻設した溝26に外周に設けた突起23
が係合するとともに絶縁体25の外側に配された
昇降機27と連結桿24を介して連結しており、
紡糸開始時は昇降機27の作動により、即ち先ず
電極21′が電極21の位置まで上昇してこれに
接すると次にこの電極21と係合して一体となつ
て口金12の位置まで上昇し口金12に圧着す
る。
The through holes 22, 22' are larger than the discharge holes so that the filament yarns Y do not come into contact with each other when the filament yarns are bundled during winding. The electrodes 21, 21' are formed by protrusions 23 provided on the outer periphery of grooves 26 carved in a cylindrical insulator 25.
are engaged with each other and are connected via a connecting rod 24 to an elevator 27 disposed outside the insulator 25.
At the start of spinning, the elevator 27 is activated, that is, the electrode 21' first rises to the position of the electrode 21 and comes into contact with it, and then engages with this electrode 21 and rises as one to the position of the spinneret 12, and the 12.

この状態でポリマーを吐出して引取り、正常状
態になつた後、昇降機27を作動して図に示すよ
うな元の位置に戻す。絶縁体25の上下端には二
つ割りの横開型シヤツター28,28′が設けら
れ、これらの間に室29を形成している。30は
コロナ放電防止用ガスの導入口、31は直流電源
である。
In this state, the polymer is discharged and taken up, and after a normal state is reached, the elevator 27 is operated to return it to its original position as shown in the figure. At the upper and lower ends of the insulator 25, horizontally opening type shutters 28, 28' are provided, which are divided into two, and a chamber 29 is formed between them. 30 is an inlet for corona discharge prevention gas, and 31 is a DC power source.

本発明装置における直流電界発生装置では、紡
出糸条にかける電界の強さは、約1KV/cm以上
であることが望ましく、好ましくは5KV/cm以
上であり、50KV/cm程度、もしくはそれ以上の
強い電界がかけられるようにしておくのが好まし
い。紡出糸条にかける電界の強さは、溶融紡糸に
適用する場合には、溶媒を用いてポリマー溶液粘
度が相対的に低くなつている乾式紡糸及び湿式紡
糸の場合よりも、より大きくするのが好ましい。
しかし電界の強さの最適値は紡糸するポリマーの
種類、用いる溶媒の種類、紡糸温度、等によつて
異なつてくる。
In the DC electric field generator in the device of the present invention, the strength of the electric field applied to the spun yarn is preferably about 1 KV/cm or more, preferably 5 KV/cm or more, and about 50 KV/cm or more. It is preferable to apply a strong electric field. The strength of the electric field applied to the spun yarn should be greater when applied to melt spinning than in dry spinning and wet spinning, where the viscosity of the polymer solution is relatively low due to the use of a solvent. is preferred.
However, the optimum value of the electric field strength varies depending on the type of polymer to be spun, the type of solvent used, the spinning temperature, etc.

本発明の紡糸装置は、紡糸口金から吐出された
糸条を重力の作用する方向、即ち上から下へ向つ
て走行させて巻取る通常の紡糸装置であつてもよ
く、また、その逆に、下に設けた紡糸口金から、
紡出糸条を上方へ引取るようにした紡糸装置であ
つてもよい。更に、紡糸口金からの紡出糸条を水
平方向に走行させて引取るようにした紡糸装置で
あつてもさしつかえない。
The spinning device of the present invention may be a normal spinning device that winds the yarn discharged from the spinneret by traveling in the direction of gravity, that is, from top to bottom, or vice versa. From the spinneret installed below,
It may be a spinning device that takes the spun yarn upward. Furthermore, a spinning device may be used which allows the spun yarn from the spinneret to travel in the horizontal direction and be taken up.

本発明の紡糸装置は、コンジユゲート紡糸、混
合紡糸等にも適用することができる。また溶融紡
糸の一態様であるメルトブロー紡糸法及びジエツ
ト紡糸法にも適用可能である。更に、乾式紡糸に
おけるフラツシユ紡糸法などにも適用可能であ
る。また、異形断面糸、中空断面糸等の紡糸にも
適用することができる。
The spinning apparatus of the present invention can also be applied to conjugate spinning, mixed spinning, etc. It is also applicable to melt blow spinning and jet spinning, which are one form of melt spinning. Furthermore, it is also applicable to the flash spinning method in dry spinning. It can also be applied to spinning yarns with irregular cross sections, hollow cross sections, and the like.

本発明の紡糸装置においては、直流電界発生装
置と共に他のエネルギー付加装置又は、繊維加工
装置を組み合わせて使用することも可能である。
例えば、他のエネルギー付加手段として、超伝導
マグネツト等からなる磁場発生装置を用い、本発
明装置の直流電界発生装置の前、又は後に併用し
て、紡出糸条の分子配向の制御をより確実、有効
ならしめることができる。また、エネルギー付加
手段として、超音波、マイクロ波、赤外線、紫外
線、電離性放射線等の照射装置を組合せて使用す
ることもできる。更に、例えば直流電界発生装置
の次に、インタレース加工ノズルとか捲縮加工装
置などの繊維加工手段を種々組み合わせて、繊維
を形成することも可能である。
In the spinning device of the present invention, it is also possible to use the DC electric field generator in combination with other energy adding devices or fiber processing devices.
For example, as another energy adding means, a magnetic field generator made of a superconducting magnet or the like may be used in conjunction with the device of the present invention before or after the DC electric field generator to more reliably control the molecular orientation of the spun yarn. , can be made valid. Further, as the energy adding means, irradiation devices such as ultrasonic waves, microwaves, infrared rays, ultraviolet rays, and ionizing radiation can be used in combination. Furthermore, it is also possible to form fibers by combining various fiber processing means such as an interlacing nozzle or a crimping device next to the DC electric field generating device.

以上、説明した如く、本発明の紡糸装置は、紡
糸口金から巻取装置までの間に、紡出糸条に対し
てほぼ平行方向の電気力線を生ぜしめ、かつ紡糸
口金とは分離された直流電界発生装置を設けたも
のであるから、紡糸装置を複雑化させることなく
極めて容易に紡出糸条の分子配向を制御すること
ができる。
As explained above, the spinning device of the present invention generates electric lines of force in a direction substantially parallel to the spun yarn between the spinneret and the winding device, and is separated from the spinneret. Since a DC electric field generating device is provided, the molecular orientation of the spun yarn can be controlled extremely easily without complicating the spinning device.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は、本発明装置の一例を模式的に示す概
略図、第2図は本発明装置に用いられる直流電界
発生装置の種々の実施態様を示す断面図、第3図
は本発明装置に用いられる直流電界発生装置にお
ける電界の強さと時間との関係を示すグラフ、第
4図はマルチフイラメント用の実施態様を示す概
略断面図である。 1……紡糸口金、,20……直流電界発生装
置、4……巻取装置、Y……紡出糸条。
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram schematically showing an example of the device of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing various embodiments of the DC electric field generating device used in the device of the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing an example of the device of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a graph showing the relationship between electric field strength and time in the DC electric field generator used, and FIG. 4 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing an embodiment for multifilament. 1... Spinneret, 2 , 20... DC electric field generator, 4... Winding device, Y... Spun yarn.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1 紡糸口金から巻取装置までの間に、紡出糸条
に対してほぼ平行方向の電気力線を生ぜしめ、か
つ紡糸口金とは分離された直流電界発生装置を設
けたことを特徴とする電界紡糸装置。 2 電界発生装置が1KV/cm以上の電界強さを
有するものである特許請求の範囲第1項記載の電
界紡糸装置。 3 電界発生装置の電極間距離が30cm以下である
特許請求の範囲第1項記載の電界紡糸装置。
[Scope of Claims] 1. A DC electric field generating device is provided between the spinneret and the winding device, which generates electric lines of force in a direction substantially parallel to the spun yarn, and is separated from the spinneret. An electrospinning device characterized by: 2. The electrospinning device according to claim 1, wherein the electric field generating device has an electric field strength of 1 KV/cm or more. 3. The electrospinning device according to claim 1, wherein the distance between the electrodes of the electric field generating device is 30 cm or less.
JP13464482A 1982-08-03 1982-08-03 Device for spinning in electric field Granted JPS5926511A (en)

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