序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
161 A transfer printing process by vibrations at ultrasonic frequencies EP84830239.4 1984-08-07 EP0170758A1 1986-02-12 Gold, David Anthony

A transfer printing or decalcomania process by which a drawing and/or wordings suitably painted or printed in usual manner on a base sheet or support are transferred onto a more or less porous surface by vibrations at ultrasonic frequencies, in order to be shown evenly and well defined. The process differs clearly from those of prior art as the transfer printing does not require a heating source but only ultrasonic vibrations the frequency of which agitates the molecules of the adhesive material or the thermoplastic ink being used to form the original drawing and/or wordings and fluidifies same so that they may penetrate the pores and accomplish the transfer onto that porous surface, the return to its original state being possible in a very short cooling time.

The new process is intended to remedy the drawbacks of a possible uneven transfer printing when carried out according to the prior art, and is particularly intended to extend the application onto surfaces sensitive to heat, as well as to provide a much more economical production because of the remarkably shorter time required to carry out each operation while the results are more satisfactory.

162 PROCESS FOR PREPARING SORPTIVE SUBSTRATES, AND INTEGRATED PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR SUBSTRATES EP12748807.0 2012-07-30 EP2739777B1 2018-01-10 BLAISS, H., Dennis; SENE, Laurent, H.; HALL, Gregory, T.; WHITTINGTON, Randy, H.
A process for treating a substrate comprised of sorptive material is provided herein. The sorptive material may be an absorbent synthetic material such as polyester. The material is designed to be used for cleaning surfaces in an ultraclean environment. The process first comprises unwinding a roll of sorptive material as a substrate into a cleaning system. The cleaning system utilizes several sections. These include a pre-washing section, an acoustic energy washing section, and a drying section. Preferably, the process of moving the substrate through the cleaning system is continuous. The acoustic energy washing section employs one or more acoustic energy generators. In one aspect, the process also includes cutting the substrate into sections to form wipers after moving the substrate through the drying section. Thereafter, the wipers are placed into a bag and the bag is sealed. An integrated treating system for a sorptive material is also provided herein.
163 VORRICHTUNG UND VERFAHREN ZUM AUFBRINGEN EINES FL]SSIGEN MEDIUMS AUF EINE MATERIALBAHN EP06700396.2 2006-01-12 EP1836339A1 2007-09-26 NAGEL, Dieter
The invention relates to a device for applying a liquid medium to a material web (M). Said device comprises an application device (2) in whose container (3) the liquid medium is received, in addition to a fixing device (7) which is used to fix the liquid medium which is applied to the material web (M) by means of the application device (2). According to the invention, the fixing device (7) comprises at least one ultrasonic unit (8; 8a, 8b) which impinges the liquid medium which is applied to the material web (M) with ultrasonic oscillations. The ultrasonic unit (8; 8a, 8b) comprises a work surface (9) which can be displaced by an advancing device counter to a work surface of an opposite counter bearing (10).
164 CONTINUOUS SPRAY DYEING APPARATUS OR DYEING RANGE FOR ACCELERATED DYEING WITH OPENING AND VIBRATION MEANS OF AIRFLOW EP99953519 1999-11-02 EP1233098A4 2006-08-16 JIANG ZHAOCHENG
A continuous spray dyeing apparatus or dyeing range which includes means of airflow to vibrate a textile and to expand breadth thereof, can achieve a dyeing or other processes of the textile in a continuous manner, and carry out the operation more rapidly, wherein the dyestuffs and reagents come into contact with the textile by spraying, meanwhile by the air blast effect of high speed airflows, the textile violently vibrates roundly, and obtains accelerated treatment effect, therefore, within a very short time, the textile can obtain the continuous dyeing and other processes with low consumption of the liquid.
165 Apparatus and method for continuously treating a fabric by means of vibration EP00202060.0 2000-06-13 EP1067229A3 2001-10-31 Meyer, Urs; Meneghetti, Stefano

An apparatus for continuously treating a fabric by means of vibrations comprises a first element (5) for guiding and feeding the fabric (1), a vibration source (19), an element (2; 50; 60; 70) capable of vibrating and associated with the fabric (1), a second element (6) for guiding and feeding the fabric (1), and a third guiding element (2; 50; 60; 70) which is in direct contact with the fabric (1) and is movable therewith; the third guiding element (2; 50; 60; 70) is associated with the vibration source (19) and itself forms the element (2; 50; 60; 70) capable of vibrating; it is subject to vibrations which are transmitted directly to the fabric (1). A method for treating a fabric by means of vibrations is also described.

166 PROCESS AND DEVICE FOR THE CONTINUOUS ULTRASOUND WASHING OF TEXTILE MATERIALS EP97942039.5 1997-10-01 EP1010796A1 2000-06-21 GALLEGO JUAREZ, Antonio; NAJERA VAZQUEZ DE PARGA, Gonzalo; RODRIGUEZ CORRAL, Germán; VAZQUEZ MARTINEZ, Fernando; VAN DER VLIST, Piet

The process of the invention is based on the use of ultrasonic energy for cleaning or washing flexible solid materials such as textile materials and is particularly appropriate for continuously cleaning large surface materials, i.e. materials in the form of web, band or sheet or discrete parts which have been extended on conveyor belts or similar transportation elements. The ultrasonic energy is applied to the materials to be washed by means of vibrating flexure plates which are placed in direct contact with the materials to be washed, the latter being immersed in a shallow liquid medium. The cleaning process may be completed with an immediate rinsing and, once the liquid has been removed, the ultrasonic energy may again be applied by contact in order to eliminate an important portion the liquid content in the washed material, thereby producing a predrying effect. The invention also relates to a device capable of implementing the process of said invention.

167 METHOD FOR TREATING A CREASE SENSITIVE FABRIC WEB EP97901986.6 1997-01-15 EP0879312B1 2000-04-19 DISCHLER, Louis
A process for treatment of a web (14) by means of impingement by high volocity gaseous fluid is provided. The process constitutes the provision of a web (14) to a treatment zone. In the treatment zone the web (14) is subjected to the imposition of high velocity gaseous fluid substantially tangential to the web (14) and in the direction of travel by the web (14) through the treatment zone, such that a series of saw-tooth waves (22) are formed in and move along the web (14) in the direction of travel by the web. An apparatus for carrying out the process is also provided.
168 Vorrichtung zur Nassbehandlung von Textilgut mit Hilfe von Ultraschallwellen EP95890113.4 1995-06-20 EP0688893A3 1997-11-19 Mertinat, Hans Dieter

Bei einer Ultraschallgeberanordnung zur Ultraschallbehandlung von breit geführtem Textilgut in einem flüssigen Medium, mit mehreren in einer Reihe im Abstand voneinander angeordneten Ultraschallgebern, deren Abstrahlhörner eben ausgebildete und in einer gemeinsamen Ebene liegende Abstrahlflächen aufweisen, wird vorgeschlagen, daß die Abstrahlhörner (4a) einander benachbarter Ultraschallgeber im Bereich ihrer Stirnflächen (4b, 4c) unter Bildung eines Luftspalts (4d) geringer Breite aneinander angrenzen, wobei die Stirnflächen (4b, 4c) so ausgebildet sind, daß die Abstrahlflächen der benachbarten Abstrahlhörner (4a) einander, in zu den Abstrahlflächen paralleler und zur Längserstreckung der Ultraschallgeberanordnung senkrechter Richtung gesehen, teilweise überlappen.

169 Verfahren und Vorrichtung zur Nassbehandlung von Textilgut mit Hilfe von Ultraschallwellen EP94890087.3 1994-05-18 EP0625606A1 1994-11-23 Mertinat, Hans Dieter

Bei einem Verfahren zur Behandlung von Textilgut, insbesondere gewebter oder gewirkter Textilware, bei welchem das Textilgut in einem flüssigen Medium einer direkten Ultraschallbestrahlung unterworfen wird, indem es an der Abstrahlfläche mindestens eines Ultraschallgebers vorbeigeführt wird, wird vorgeschlagen, das Textilgut in Form eines endlosen Stranges wieder- holt durch ein von dem flüssigen Medium durchflutetes Rohr hindurchzuführen, in dessen Wandung der bzw. jeder Ultraschallgeber mit ins Rohrinnere gerichteter Abstrahlfläche eingebaut ist.

Die Vorrichtung zur Durchführung des Verfahrens umfaßt mindestens einen Ultraschallgeber, dessen Abstrahlfläche in dem flüssigen Medium angeordnet ist, sowie eine Transporteinrichtung zum Vorbeiführen des Textilguts an der (den) Abstrahlfläche(n) und ist dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der bzw. jeder Ultraschallgeber (5) in die Wandung eines von dem flüssigen Medium (2) durchfluteten, vorzugsweise im wesentlichen horizontal angeordneten Rohres (4) mit ins Rohrinnere gerichteter Abstrahlfläche (11) eingebaut ist, und daß durch die Transporteinrichtung (6,7) das Textilgut (8) in Form eines endlosen Stranges kontinuierlich durch das Rohr (4) hindurchführbar ist.

170 Method and system for spreading a tow of fibers EP91111884.2 1991-07-16 EP0467313B1 1994-10-19 Iyer, Shridhar; Drzal, Lawrence T.
171 METHOD FOR FIBER COATING WITH PARTICLES EP91906127 1991-02-21 EP0470242A4 1992-07-08 IYER, SHRIDHAR; DRZAL, LAWRENCE, T.; JAYARAMAN, KRISHNAMURTHY
A system and method for uniformly coating one or more fibers (10) with particles of a material is described. The method uses a vibrator preferably an acoustic speaker (17b) in a housing (17c) to fluidize the particles (P1) in a chamber (17 or 30) to deposit them on spread fibers (10b). The fibers can be in the form of a tow of fibers. After the particles are coated on the fibers, the particles can be bonded to the fiber such as by using a heater (19). The resulting product has a uniform deposit of the particles and in the case of the tow of fibers can serve as a prepreg for laminate structures to be produced from the coated tow of fibers.
172 Fabric softening method and apparatus EP88305254.0 1988-06-09 EP0300611B1 1992-04-22 Dischler, Louis
173 Cloth washing machine EP87108185.7 1987-06-05 EP0275348B1 1991-11-21 Hideo, Iwami
174 Continuous dryer using capacitive heating EP84105784 1984-05-21 EP0130342A3 1985-12-11 Grassmann, Hans-Christian, Dipl.-Ing.
175 PROCESS FOR APPLYING ONE OR MORE TREATMENT AGENTS TO A TEXTILE WEB PCT/IB2008055396 2008-12-17 WO2009083876A3 2009-09-24 BRAUNECKER LAURA; EHLERT THOMAS DAVID; FEDEL TONY; JANSSEN ROBERT ALLEN; MACDONALD JOHN GAVIN; MCNICHOLS PATRICK SEAN; SMITH ROLAND C JR
A process for treating a textile web includes applying a first treatment agent to the web. The web is moved in an open configuration over a contact surface of an ultrasonic vibration system. The ultrasonic vibration system is operated to impart ultrasonic energy to the textile web to facilitate the distribution of the first treatment agent through a first extent of the thickness of the textile web. A second treatment agent is applied to the web. The web is moved in an open configuration thereof over a contact surface of an ultrasonic vibration system. The ultrasonic vibration system is operated to impart ultrasonic energy to the textile web to facilitate the distribution of the second treatment agent through a second extent of the thickness of the web. The second extent is different than the first extent.
176 SANFORIZING APPARATUS FOR TEXTILES PCT/KR2010008467 2010-11-26 WO2011065786A3 2011-11-10 LEE NAM YUN; CHANG SUN YOUNG
The present invention relates to a sanforizing apparatus which preemptively shrinks textiles made from highly shrinkable threads such as rubber threads so as to prevent clothes from shrinking due to washing, ironing, etc. after the production of the clothes. The sanforizing apparatus comprises a steam-supplying unit having steam-spraying means for spraying high-temperature steam over a textile; a heating unit having heating means for supplying hot air over the textile having passed through the steam-supplying unit, so as to dry the textile; and a cold-drying unit having cold-air-supplying means for supplying cold air over the textile having passed through the heating unit, so as to dry the textile. The steam-supplying unit, the heating unit, and the cold-drying unit are arranged in series between a textile supply unit and a textile outlet unit. The steam-supplying unit further includes vibrating means for applying a predetermined vibrating force to the surface of the textile on which the steam is sprayed. The textile passes through the steam-supplying unit, the heating unit, and the cold-drying unit by means of a conveyor system. The apparatus of the present invention having the above-described basic configuration accomplishes the full preemptive sanforization on highly shrinkable textiles through work processes, thus preventing shrinkage problems after the textiles are produced into products.
177 APPARATUS FOR TEXTILE PROCESSING AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING US15751109 2016-08-03 US20180230634A1 2018-08-16 Konreddy Venkat REDDY; Keyurkumar Parshuram VYAS
An apparatus and method of manufacturing the apparatus is provided. The apparatus comprises a first transducer (107) and a first tank. The first transducer (107) is adapted to transmit ultrasonic waves of a first wavelength into the first tank (101). The first tank (101) is configured to establish a substantially standing ultrasonic wave pattern of the ultrasonic waves inside the first tank (101). A disposer (109.1, 109.2) adapted to dispose a textile (131) into the first tank (101) is provided. The disposer (109.1, 109.2) disposes the textile (131) into the first tank at a first distance from the first transducer (107). The first distance is determined based the first wavelength.
178 PROCESS FOR PREPARING SORPTIVE SUBSTRATES, AND INTEGRATED PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR SUBSTRATES US15889971 2018-02-06 US20180221922A1 2018-08-09 H. Dennis Blaiss; Laurent H. Sene; Gregory T. Hall; Randy H. Whittington
A sorptive wiper for cleaning is disclosed, the wipe comprising a cleaned and dried sorptive material having fewer than 150 contaminant fibers per square meter that are greater than 100 μm in length.
179 Process for preparing sorptive substrates US14599740 2015-01-19 US09884351B2 2018-02-06 H. Dennis Blaiss; Laurent H. Sene; Gregory T. Hall; Randy H. Whittington
A process for treating a substrate comprised of sorptive material is provided herein. The sorptive material may be an absorbent synthetic material such as polyester. The material is designed to be used for cleaning surfaces in an ultraclean environment. The process first comprises unwinding a roll of sorptive material as a substrate into a cleaning system. The cleaning system utilizes several sections. These include a pre-washing section, an acoustic energy washing section, and a drying section. Preferably, the process of moving the substrate through the cleaning system is continuous. The acoustic energy washing section employs one or more acoustic energy generators. In one aspect, the process also includes cutting the substrate into sections to form wipers after moving the substrate through the drying section. Thereafter, the wipers are placed into a bag and the bag is sealed.
180 METHOD FOR PRODUCING ANTIMICROBIAL YARNS AND FABRICS BY NANOPARTICLE IMPREGNATION US15532676 2015-12-03 US20170356127A1 2017-12-14 Mircea VINATORU; Timothy James MASON; Jamie Anthony BEDDOW
The invention relates to a method for producing an antimicrobial fabric or yarn, said method comprising the steps of immersing a fabric or yarn in an aqueous solution of a metal salt whilst simultaneously subjecting said solution to ultrasonic radiation; and removing the fabric or yarn from said solution and subsequently converting the metal salt in situ in the fabric or yarn into metal oxide nanoparticles, preferably via chemical and heat treatment. Fabrics and yarns obtained or obtainable by such method are also provided. In a further aspect the invention provides an apparatus for performing such method.
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