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    • 31. 发明专利
    • Improvements in the treatment of cellulosic materials
    • GB495025A
    • 1938-11-02
    • GB945337
    • 1937-04-02
    • JOHN GWYNANT EVANSHENRY ALFRED PIGGOTTCHARLES EDWARD SALKELDREGINALD JOHN WILLIAM REYNOLDSERIC EVERARD WALKERCLARENCE SYDNEY WOOLVINICI LTD
    • D06M13/322D06M13/46D06M13/463D06P1/66
    • Water-repellent properties are imparted to cellulosic material by impregnating it with an aqueous solution of a quaternary salt of the formula R.O.CH2.N.R.1.R11.R111.X. (where R is an aliphatic hydrocarbon radicle of at least 12 carbon atoms, N.R1.R11.R111 is a heterocyclic or aliphatic tertiary amine, and X is a salt-forming acid radicle other than halogen), and heating the impregnated material to a temperature such that the quaternary ammonium salt undergoes decomposition. The impregnated material is preferably dried at a relatively low temperature, e.g. 40 DEG C. and then heated to a higher temperature, e.g. 90-150 DEG C. to decompose the quaternary salt. Octadecyloxy-or cetyloxy-methylpyridinium sulphite or pyrosulphites obtainable by interacting the appropriate fatty alcohol with formaldehyde and sulphur dioxide in presence of pyridine, may be used. Other suitable salts are octadecyloxy- or cetyloxy-methyl pyridinium hydrogen oxalates obtainable by treating a methyl alcohol solution of the corresponding chlorides, sulphites, or pyrosulphites with oxalic acid. Other salts specified are octadecyloxymethyl pyridinium perchlorate, dodecyloxymethyl pyridinium nitrate, cetyloxymethyl pyridinium sulphate, myristyloxymethyl pyridinium acetate, octadecyloxy methyl pyridinium benzene sulphonate, and octadecenyloxymethyl pyridinium nitrobenzoate, all of which may be obtained from the corresponding chlorides, sulphites, or pyrosulphites by treatment with the appropriate acid or a salt thereof. In examples, plain woven cotton, cotton sheeting dyed with a Chlorazol dye, linen woven fabric, viscose artificial silk woven fabric, and undyed cotton sheeting, are impregnated or padded with an aqueous solution of one of the compounds specified above. The materials are squeezed, dried in a current of warm air, and then heated at temperatures of 105-140 DEG C. for periods of 2 hours to 5 minutes. The materials are water-repellent and have a soft handle. Dyed materials have an increased fastness to washing. Cotton, flax, jute, sisal, hemp, wood pulp, and other vegetable fibrous matter, in yarns or as woven or knitted fabrics, or matted materials such as paper, or cardboard, or regenerated cellulosic material in the forms of filaments, fibres, or films, may be subjected to the treat ment. Specifications 475,119 and 488,869 are referred to.
    • 32. 发明专利
    • Improvements in the treatment of cellulosic material
    • GB466817A
    • 1937-06-07
    • GB3389735
    • 1935-12-06
    • REGINALD JOHN WILLIAM REYNOLDSERIC EVERARD WALKERCLARENCE SYDNEY WOOLVINICI LTD
    • D06M13/322D06M13/46D06M13/463D06P1/66
    • Cellulosic material is treated with an aqueous solution of a quaternary ammonium salt of the general formula R--O--CH2--NR R R Hal, in which R is an aliphatic hydrocarbon radical of 12 or more carbon atoms, NR R R is a heterocyclic or aliphatic tertiary amine and Hal is a halogen atom, and the impregnated material preferably after previous drying is heated to a temperature such that the quaternary ammonium salt undergoes decomposition. The materials treated may be cotton, flax, jute, hemp, sisal, wood pulp, and other seed coat, bast, or other vegetable structural fibrous matter. They may be in the form of fibres, yarns, knitted or woven fabrics, paper, or cardboard. Mixed fabrics or yarns may be treated. Regenerated cellulose substance including fibres and films may also be treated. The treated materials have improved water-repellent or shower-proof properties stable to weather, laundering, dry-cleaning and other treatments. Treated yarns and fabrics have a soft feel. The process is applicable to dyed or undyed materials. When the process is carried out on materials dyed with direct-cotton dyes the latter become more permanently fixed. The quaternary ammonium salt may be a derivative of pyridine, picoline, quinoline, piperidine, tri-methyl, ethyl, or butyl-amine, triethanolamine or dialkylcyclohexylamine. It may contain a normal or branched paraffinoid, or ethylenoid aliphatic hydrocarbon radical. Wetting or buffering agents may be added to the dilute aqueous solution of the reagent. After the cellulosic material has been impregnated it may be dried at relatively low temperature and then heated or baked at a higher temperature preferably 90--120 DEG C. In an example, cotton fabric is padded with an aqueous solution of the ether of octadecyl alcohol and N-hydroxymethyl pyridinium chloride. It is squeezed and dried in warm air, baked at 90 DEG C., cooled and washed in benzene. Cotton-wool union fabric may similarly be treated. In other examples dyed calico is treated with an aqueous solution of octadecyl oxymethyl pyridinium chloride. Regenerated cellulose film made from viscose, and unsized paper are similarly treated. Sisal rope is immersed in a warm aqueous solution of the reagent, dried, and baked. Cotton sheeting is passed in a continuous padding operation through an aqueous solution of cetoxymethyl pyridinium chloride, squeezed, dried in warm air, baked at 160 DEG C., then washed with benzene. Dyed viscose taffeta is given two ends on a jig in a solution of oleyl oxymethyl pyridinium chloride, dried, then baked on drying cylinders at 120 DEG C., and washed with benzene. Other reagents specified are: the ether of sperm oil alcohols and hydroxy methyl pyridinium chloride; cetyl, do-decyl, or tetra-decyl oxymethyl pyridinium chloride or bromide; octadecyl, cetyl, and dodecyl-oxymethyl triethyl ammonium chlorides; octadecyl oxymethyl-quinolinium chloride and the corresponding salt made from the chloro-methyl ether and triethanolamine. These substances may be made, e.g. by the action of hydrogen chloride gas on a mixture of formaldehyde of 40 per cent strength and the corresponding long-chain alcohols followed by addition of pyridine, or by methods similar to those described in Specification 394,196. Specifications 390,553, 396,992, 426,482, and 434,911 also are referred to.