WO2004098329A1 - Surface textile utilisable pour la realisation de vetements de protection, notamment pour sapeurs-pompiers et complexes multicouches comprenant cette surface - Google Patents
Surface textile utilisable pour la realisation de vetements de protection, notamment pour sapeurs-pompiers et complexes multicouches comprenant cette surface Download PDFInfo
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- the present invention relates to fabrics, sheet or web, for producing protective clothing, including jackets for the intervention of persons intended to be subjected to extreme conditions, especially in the case of fire.
- It relates in particular to a new type of material that can be used to make firefighters' clothing, without excluding other applications.
- the textile surface according to the invention finds an application in all cases where one is in the presence of extreme conditions, for example during a fire, and more generally to provide protection against a high heat source.
- thermal barrier generally constituted by a needle felt
- the invention therefore relates to the sector of producing multilayer materials as illustrated in FIG.
- the thermal barrier generally constituted by a needle felt.
- heat stress is a state in which the body can no longer maintain a temperature below
- This new type of material allows moderate insulation in a normal situation in that it has a small thickness and a low thermal load, which therefore improves comfort and, depending on the increase in temperature, allows have an increase in insulation, this increase being localized to areas where the heat is greatest when the user is faced with a fire emergency.
- thermostable type A son and having little or no shrinkage under the effect of heat
- son and / or groups of son type B having a shrinkage under the effect of heat
- the present invention also relates to multilayer complexes entering especially in the composition of protective clothing, comprising the textile surface described above.
- Yarn means a continuous multifilamentary article or a yarn of fibers obtained from a single type of fiber, or a mixture of fibers. One can also hear an assembly of continuous threads or spun fibers.
- a group of son means a set of son arranged contiguously in a given direction of the surface of the invention.
- a group of wires may be a set of several wires arranged side by side in the warp direction and / or in the weft direction of the woven surface.
- Type B wire means wire or group of Type B wire.
- the type B wire groups of the invention comprise between 2 and 10 B-type wires.
- the distribution of type B yarns on the surface of the invention may be regular or irregular, in a given direction of the surface.
- the repair of the type B son, in at least one direction of the surface is regular.
- the type B warp threads are arranged at regular intervals from each other.
- the textile surface of the invention is advantageously a woven or knitted surface, preferably a woven surface.
- the type B yarns are warp yarns and / or weft yarns. They are distributed in the machine direction and / or in the transverse direction of the surface. They may be present only in the machine direction, or only in the transverse direction.
- the type B wires are separated at least partly from one another by a number of type A wires.
- the type B wires and / or Type B yarn bundles are separated by a number of type A yarns between 3 and 30.
- each B-type warp yarn can be separated by 10 to The choice of this number depends in particular on the fineness of the yarns used and the intrinsic shrinkage force of the type B yarns.
- Type A wires are thermally stable wires with little or no shrinkage under the effect of heat, in any case considerably less than that of the type B wire.
- the type A wires of the invention are heat-stable. These are yarns or fibers whose loss of mechanical properties and especially shrinkage are limited after exposure to intense heat.
- the thermostatic son may be made of artificial or natural synthetic material, or a mixture.
- the type A yarns are preferably para-aramid or PBO (polyparaphenylene-2,6-benzobisoxazole) type yarns.
- PBO polyparaphenylene-2,6-benzobisoxazole
- type A yarns mention is made of the polyparaphenylene terephthalamide yarns ("KEVLAR” from DUPONT, "TWARON” and “TECHNORA” from TEDIN).
- the type B yarns preferably have a certain thermostability in that they retain a certain mechanical strength, while having a greater shrinkage under the effect of heat.
- the type B yarns are preferably meta-aramid type yarns.
- type B yarns mention is made of the polymetaphenylene isophthalamide yarns, the polyamide imide yarns, and the yarns known under the trademark "Kermel” (KERMEL) or "NOMEX” (DUPONT) or "CONEX” ( Tedin).
- the nature of the type B son can be chosen in particular depending on the desired retraction force.
- the yarns of type A and / or B may consist of a mixture of fibers and / or filaments, an intimate mixture or a mixture of heart and skin (core fiber yarns).
- the fibers of the filament of the mixture may comprise different kinds of fibers or filaments of a given type.
- the son of type A may consist entirely or partly of different thermostable fibers or filaments.
- the surface of the invention may consist only of type A and B wires, but may also include other types of wires or fibers.
- the surface of the invention advantageously comprises at least 20% by weight of type A yarns, preferably at least 60% by weight.
- the type B yarns and the type A yarns can be woven differently from each other: for example the type B yarns can be woven in an armor having floats greater than those of type A wires. This may allow in particular to obtain a good flexibility of the surface, and also to increase the sliding capacity of the type B son, during their retraction, by a lower retention of these son in the surface.
- the type B wires and / or the type B wire groups form a grid. For example for a woven surface, all the type B son, warp and weft, can delimit squares or rectangles contiguous on the entire surface. Under the action of the heat and shrinkage of the type B wires, it is these squares or rectangles that constitute the cells in relief of the textile surface of the invention.
- the type B wires and / or the type B wire groups are arranged in a single direction of the surface of the invention.
- the textile surface of the invention forms cells in relief under the effect of heat.
- Cell is understood to mean a portion of the surface of the invention generally comprising type A yarns, not including type B yarns, and whose edges are formed by type B yarns and / or by an edge of the yarn. surface of the invention.
- the cells are squares delimited by the B-type yarns and the edges of the fabric.
- the size of the cells can be variable. It can in particular be chosen according to the desired thickness gain of the surface under the effect of heat. This thickness gain, which corresponds to the variation in the thickness of the surface due to the formation of the raised cells, is at least 0.5 mm and preferably from 1 to 3 mm. Even a very small variation in thickness can be advantageous, in particular when the textile surface of the invention is integrated in a multilayer complex, since an air layer is then created which, even if it is minimal, increases the characteristics of insulation of the complex.
- large cells allow greater thickness gain and therefore greater thermal insulation.
- a tight texture is preferably chosen to allow better resistance to crushing of the raised cells.
- the contexture of the surface of the invention may also be variable. It can in particular be chosen according to the size of the cells, as described above.
- the contexture must be chosen in a suitable manner, in particular to ensure good resistance to crushing of the raised cells formed under the effect of heat. Cells of the order of 5 mm between two son or group of son type B, generally have sufficient crush resistance regardless of the contexture.
- the surface of the invention can be obtained by weaving or knitting according to a method known to those skilled in the art, judiciously choosing the nature of each wire and its position on the surface. For example for a woven surface the choice of each weft yarn and each warp yarn must be made according to the final configuration of the desired surface. The knitting is advantageously carried out using a loom chain type with framer; in this case it is the type B son are introduced in the frame.
- the present invention also relates to multilayer complexes entering especially in the composition of protective clothing, comprising the textile surface described above.
- the present invention relates to a multilayer complex for protective clothing comprising: - an external textile
- thermal barrier C
- D finishing lining
- the choice of the nature of the type B son of the textile surface of the invention is in particular made according to the position of the textile surface in the complex (more or less close to the outside).
- a yarn nature having shrinkage at a relatively high temperature will be selected when the textile surface of the invention is close to the outside, and a yarn nature having shrinkage at a lower temperature, when the textile surface of the invention is close to the interior.
- the choice of the nature of the type B wires is made in such a way that the total retraction of the type B wires takes place after the time necessary to reach the pain threshold when the person is in the presence of a heat flux ( alert threshold) and before the duration necessary for the appearance of burns. This makes it possible to increase the "escape time" that a firefighter's intervention garment must allow.
- the membrane is preferably positioned between the outer textile and the textile surface of the invention.
- the outer textile is made of flame retardant material. It is intended to form a face or wall that will not be in contact with the user.
- the flame-retardant textile is preferably made of a fabric based on metaphenylene isophthalamide or polyamide-imide yarns, possibly with paraphenylene terephthalamide yarns, and / or antistatic or other para-aramid yarns or PBO yarns. or PBI (polybenzimidazole).
- the membrane may be constituted by a microporous or hydrophilic film, for example based on polytetrafluoroethylene, flame-retarded polyurethane or polyester.
- the possible support of this membrane may be a textile support, such as a fabric or non-woven fabric based on meta-aramid or polyamide-imide fibers, for example associated by adhesive against the membrane.
- a textile support such as a fabric or non-woven fabric based on meta-aramid or polyamide-imide fibers, for example associated by adhesive against the membrane.
- the latter comprises:
- a waterproof breathable membrane optionally associated with a support; a textile surface as described above;
- the textile surface of the invention plays a role of thermal barrier, replacing the traditional needle felt.
- the nature of the type B yarns of the textile surface of the invention is chosen so that their retraction takes place at relatively low temperatures. This embodiment is illustrated in particular by example 4 and FIG.
- the latter comprises: 5 - an external textile
- thermal barrier (C) optionally a thermal barrier (C)
- a finishing liner (D) 0 and the textile surface of the invention is laminated on the membrane.
- the textile surface of the invention is preferably positioned between the membrane and the outer textile.
- the textile surface of the invention plays both a role of thermal barrier, but also a role of mechanical protection of the membrane, for example of resistance to breakage of the membrane, a fragile element of the complex.
- the textile surface of the invention preferably comprises yarns which have very good mechanical strength properties, preferably of the paraaramide or PBO type. This embodiment is illustrated in particular by Example 3 and FIG. 5.
- the complex of the invention comprises: - an external textile
- outer textile / breathable membrane / textile surface of the inventor then optionally thermal barrier (C) then finally finish lining (D)
- the laminating is carried out according to any method known to those skilled in the art.
- the surface of the invention plays both a role of thermal barrier, mechanical reinforcement of the membrane and the outer textile thanks to the preferably pararamide or PBO type son of the surface of the invention. It also ensures good heat resistance of the entire complex.
- the type B yarns of the textile surface of the invention are preferably yarns having a large retractive force and / or the surface comprises a significant percentage by weight of these yarns. This embodiment is illustrated in particular by example 2 and FIGS. 3 and 4.
- the laminated assembly (external textile / breathable membrane / textile surface of the invention) according to this third particular embodiment described above can be used as an outer layer used in the composition of complexes as illustrated in FIG. 1.
- This outer layer has a thermal barrier function, it is very thermostable and resistant especially thanks to the son of paraaramide or PBO type preferably the surface of the invention; it has a very good aging, especially visual.
- the outer textile thanks to the reinforcement of the para-aramid type of son of the surface of the invention can therefore do without these materials and be in fact a textile of " decor ".
- the outer textile then has a good visual aging because it does not contain paraaramide type son; and the paraaramide threads, present in the surface of the invention and thus protected from light, do not lose their strength properties over time.
- Figure 1 illustrates, as previously indicated, a conventional multilayer complex used to date for the production of emergency personnel clothing under hazardous conditions, including clothing firefighters.
- FIG. 2 represents a weave of a weave according to the invention.
- Figure 3 is a schematic view of a complex according to the third particular embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic perspective view of the evolution of a complex according to the third particular embodiment of the invention when the user is confronted with a sudden change in the operating conditions, and more particularly with a sudden increase. heat.
- Figure 5 is a schematic view of a complex according to the second particular embodiment of the invention.
- Figure 6 is a schematic view of a complex according to the first particular embodiment of the invention.
- Example 1 Fabric according to the invention comprising para-aramid son and polyamide-imide son.
- a fabric according to the invention is produced, the weave of which is illustrated in FIG.
- Type A yarns are para-aramid yarns (100% cracked Twaron ®, the yarn count being Nm 8O / 2) and type B yarns are polyamide-imide yarns (Kermel Tech® 100%). , the title of these wires being equal to Nm 70/2.
- the texture of the fabric is as follows: in chain, 27 threads / cm; in weft, 22 picks / cm.
- the armor is of linen type, with a chain alternation of 14 type A and 2 type B wires, and of 12 type A and 2 type B wires.
- the mass per unit area of this fabric is about 130 g / cm 2 .
- Example 2 Multilayer complex comprising the fabric of Example 1.
- a multilayer complex is constructed from an ELI laminated assembly which consists of 3 laminated layers described below and from a type (D) finish liner described below.
- layer 2 hydrophilic polyurethane membrane - layer 3: fabric described in example 1
- FIG. 3 is a schematic view of the complex: from top to bottom in the laminated assembly ELI are represented the layer 1, the layer 2 and then the layer 3.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic perspective view of the evolution of the complex comprising the fabric according to the invention (reactive support) when the user is confronted with a sudden change in the operating conditions, and more particularly with a sudden increase in heat.
- the outer fabric in FIG. 4 corresponds to the layer 1
- the membrane in FIG. 4 corresponds to the layer 2.
- the type B wires which form a grid in FIG. 4 undergo the effect of the heat, the The edges of the cells formed by these will come closer, while the heat has little or no effect on the A-type wires forming the inside of the cells.
- raised blisters will form: the insulating capacity of the structure is thus increased by air entrapment, when the thermal risk is present, by sudden increase of heat for example.
- Example 3 Multilayer Complex Comprising the Fabric of Example 1 A multilayer complex is constructed from an outer textile A, a laminated assembly EL2 consisting of two laminated layers, and a type finishing liner ( D), these elements being described below.
- External textile Kermel HTA ® rip-stop fabric (64% Kermel ® / 35% Technora ® / l% stainless steel anti-static fiber by weight), surface mass: 205 g / m 2 , thread count 22 x 22 yarn / cm, heading Nm 45 / 2 EL2 laminated assembly
- Layer 1 fabric described in example 1 - layer 2: expanded PTFE membrane laminated on layer 1
- FIG. 5 is a schematic view of the complex: from top to bottom in the system B are represented the layer 1 and then the layer 2.
- Example 4 Multilayer Complex Comprising the Tissue of Example 1
- a multilayer complex is constructed from an outer textile A, a membrane B associated with a support, the fabric according to the invention C, and a finishing lining D of type (D), these elements being described below.
- Outer textile Kermel ® rip-stop satin / anti-static fiber 98/2 by weight, surface mass: 245 g / m 2 , 36 x 32 thread count / cm, heading: Nm 60/2.
- Hydrophilic polyurethane membrane laminated on a substrate non-woven Kermel
- Figure 6 is a schematic view of the complex.
- the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above by way of non-exhaustive examples.
- the weave in woven form, may be of the twill type, in particular when it is desired to form the floats, for example floats of 3, with the type B yarns.
- the configuration of the stitches is not very favorable to the desired effect with regard to the type B yarns, insofar as the retraction of these yarns will result in part by the deformation of the mesh itself. It is therefore desirable that the type B son are as straight as possible, especially in the form of frames inserted in the knit stitch columns.
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Priority Applications (6)
| Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
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| US10/555,606 US20070026752A1 (en) | 2003-05-06 | 2004-05-06 | Textile surface which can be used to produce protective clothing, in particular, for fire fighters, and multilayer complexes comprising said surface |
| CA 2524790 CA2524790C (fr) | 2003-05-06 | 2004-05-06 | Surface textile utilisable pour la realisation de vetements de protection, notamment pour sapeurs-pompiers et complexes multicouches comprenant cette surface |
| EP20040742662 EP1624767B1 (fr) | 2003-05-06 | 2004-05-06 | Surface textile utilisable pour la realisation de vetements de protection, notamment pour sapeurs-pompiers et complexes multicouches comprenant cette surface |
| DE200460018632 DE602004018632D1 (de) | 2003-05-06 | 2004-05-06 | Textile fläche für schutzbekleidung, insbesondere eser fläche |
| DK04742662T DK1624767T3 (da) | 2003-05-06 | 2004-05-06 | Tekstiloverflade til beskyttelsesbekl dning, is r til brandm nd, samt flerlagssystemer med denne overflade |
| PL04742662T PL1624767T3 (pl) | 2003-05-06 | 2004-05-06 | Powierzchnia tekstylna mogąca być stosowana do wytwarzania odzieży ochronnej, zwłaszcza dla strażaków i materiały wielowarstwowe zawierające taką powierzchnię |
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| FR0305486A FR2854547B1 (fr) | 2003-05-06 | 2003-05-06 | Surface textile utilisable pour la realisation de vetements de protection, notamment pour sapeurs-pompiers et complexes multicouches comprenant cette surface |
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| CA (1) | CA2524790C (fr) |
| DE (1) | DE602004018632D1 (fr) |
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