Why can the oil industry be used as raw materials for the textile industry?
Textile raw materials is taken from the general terms of spinning and weaving, but with the textile knowledge system and the continuous development and improvement of the discipline system, especially non-woven textile materials and three-dimensional composite weaving and other technologies, the textile is now not only traditional Hand-spinning and weaving, including non-woven technology, modern three-dimensional weaving technology, modern electrostatic nano-network technology, so modern textile is a fiber or fiber aggregate multi-scale structure processing technology [1-2 ]
Oil industry, one of the fuel industry. From the exploration, mining to processing a series of oil is completed by the oil sector. For the various sectors of the national economy to provide a variety of fuel oil, including natural oil and oil shale exploration, mining, refining, storage and transportation production units.
Commonly used textile industry raw materials are: polyester: polystyrene dicarboxylate; nylon: polyamide fiber; polypropylene: acrylic fiber; acrylic: polyacrylonitrile fiber; polyvinyl chloride: polyvinyl chloride; vinylon: polyvinyl alcohol shrink Aldehyde fiber; aramid: poly (p-phenylene terephthalamide).
Ancient Chinese textile and printing and dyeing technology has a very long history, as early as in the primitive society, the ancients in order to adapt to climate changes, has learned to use materials, the use of natural resources as textile and printing and dyeing raw materials, and the manufacture of simple handmade textile tools. Until today, daily clothing, certain daily necessities and works of art are the products of textile and printing and dyeing technology.
